SE-0-SE-2-99993005 Sweden Financing the secondment of a political advisor to the EU special representative (EUSR) for Human Rights. Bidrag till sekondering av svensk tjänsteman till EU:s särskilda representant (EUSR) för mänskliga rättigheter Sweden Ministry for Foreign Affairs Government Offices of Sweden +46 8 405 10 00 https://www.government.se/contact-information/ www.government.se SE-103 33 STOCKHOLM, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-2-99993005-9999300501 Sweden Financing the secondment of a political advisor to the EU special representative (EUSR) for Human Rights. 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Bidrag till sekondering av svensk tjänsteman till EU:s särskilda representant (EUSR) för mänskliga rättigheter Sweden Folke Bernadotteakademin Ministry for Foreign Affairs Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -80498 -80498 -80498 Regering i givarlandet -80498 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-10645 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general During the year of 2021, the final year of the program, the following results were reported, among others: Result Area 1: Women lead, participate in and benefit equally from governance systems During the Strategic Note implementation, in the area of women in leadership and governance, UN Women continued to build women leaders capacity; increase community understanding on gender quality and womens rights to participate in public and political life; enhance organisational capacities; strengthen partnership with civil societies and generate data and statistics to support evidence-based intervention in the area of womens participation in public life. In light of the 6th General Election, UN Women in collaboration with the Network of Ethiopia Women Association (NEWA), strengthened the skills of 380 women candidates drawn from various political parties, running at national and regional level, on public speaking, campaigning, political leadership, voter outreach and fundraising to ensure that women candidates have enhanced capacity to compete on a more equal standing with men. The gender audit of the House of Peoples Representatives (HoPR) and its Secretariat has been conducted laying the ground for a gender sensitive and responsive parliament following the 6th General Election of Ethiopia. The audit finding and the action plan developed based on the same will ensure the parliament undertakes its legislative, representative and oversight function in a gender responsive manner. UN Women has entered the field on women, peace and security and has contributed to women being perceived as equally legitimate and effective leaders as men in the area of peace and security. UN Women supported the enhancement of the role of youth and women in peacebuilding and conflict resolution through collaboration with other UN agencies and CSOs, promoting womens participation in peace and security related processes and womens protection in conflicts. UN Women continued making the case for gender-responsive budgeting in Ethiopia. In 2021 the gender audit manual has been finalized and has been the first of its kind in Ethiopia. With UN Women support the production of gender statistics has been strengthened to enable the monitoring of national policies and reporting commitments under the Sustainable Development Goals Result Area 2: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy. Despite the profound pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, UN Women continued to propel improvements in womens income, access to decent work and economic autonomy. UN Women collaborated with the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Agricultural Transformation Agency, supported the process to improve gender responsive public services. UN Women in collaboration with different stakeholders enhanced gender responsive services provision, access to and control over means of production and resources by women and female youth in Ethiopia contributing to womens sustainable livelihoods. UN Women targeted interventions contributed to increased access to and control over productive resources such as land, agricultural inputs, technologies/tools and business development services, finances, market opportunities and insurance coverage. Result Area 3: Women and girls live a life free violence. In 2021, a notable progress has been made this in promoting the adoption, revision and implementation of legislations and policies from womens rights perspective in the area of ending violence against women and girls. In particular, the Ministry of Women and Social Affairs (MoWSA) with the support of UN Women, has initiated the development of a comprehensive national anti-GBV policy which aims to respond to the gap in the legal framework on violence against women and girls (VAWG). The revision of Ethiopian criminal procedure code from a gender perspective has been conducted and compiled inputs submitted to the parliament. A total of 4,153 women and girls in the different parts of the country, who are subjected to violence, have received essential services from several women shelters and hotline service providers supported by UN Women. UN Women contributed to these results through providing financial and technical support in the establishment and running of six women shelters where in 2021, a total of 934 women survivors and their 332 children have accessed and benefitted from the comprehensive services as well as 100 survivors benefitted from the hotline counselling services. Result Area 6: A comprehensive and dynamic set of global norms, policies and standards on gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls is strengthened and implemented. UN Women contributed significantly to the progress in expanding systems of accountability through the development and roll-out of the Gender Accountability Framework to assess the performance of CSOs on gender equality and womens empowerment (GEWE). In addition, the performance levelling tool which is used to assess government sectors performance on GEWE is undergoing revision with UN Women support. In 2021, UN Women lead, coordinated, and promoted the accountability of the United Nations system in its work on gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls, including in humanitarian action. UN Women in partnership with OCHA and the Inter Cluster Coordination Group (ICCG), the Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for 2021 was strengthened gender dimensions across sectoral responses, including COVID-19 response in the humanitarian sector. In addition, UN Women led development of the Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Population (AAP) section of the same HRP, substantially increasing the relevance of PSEA within humanitarian needs and response No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10645-10645A0101 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 15000000 22000000 0 3000000 3000000 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 22000000 0 13000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 53000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 13000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 12000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 22000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote openness, accountability and greater respect for human rights Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10645-10645A0102 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote openness, accountability and greater respect for human rights Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10645-10645A0104 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1700000 1700000 1700000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1700000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Increased respect for and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad respekt för och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-10645-10645A0105 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -670239 0 0 -670239 0 0 -670239 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -670239.0699999999 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10697 Sweden The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom is a global women's rights organisation, which was founded in 1915. WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Conflict, Peace & Security Government & Civil Society-general In this final report for the period 2017-2021 there is an initial section compiling some longer-term results. Some of them stem from the Sida commissioned evaluation Evaluation of Womens International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), Core Support 20172021 (Dox 027889/21 and Sida´s statement on the evaluation Dox 042952/21), and others have been added. From Sida´s perspective, one of the major strength of WILPF is its ability to combine a qualified and informed feminist global outreach advocacy with grass root activism. The increased sub-granting is also perceived as a good step to build the national and local movements, as well as increase global legitimacy, and thereby interconnect the entire organisation. Below are a few examples of achievements with a higher degree of overall impact: In terms of influence - the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) of the treaty-based prohibition resulted in a Nobel Peace Prize in 2017 after 122 governments voted for the Treaty adoption at the United Nations General Assembly. This was the result of nearly a decade of work for WILPF and its partners of which WILPF is an active and a Steering Group member, in recognition of the collective work to achieve the Treaty. WILPFs visibility, voice, and persistence over time produce a constant voice and show a high-level of impact and the power of partnerships in order to gain legally bound changes for human security. WILPF also used a lot of advocacy efforts to ensure the two new Security Council Resolutions on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) adopted in 2019 (UNSCR 2467 and UNSCR 2493) moved the WPS Agenda forward and did not roll back existing commitments (which was an overarching risk at the time). At country levels WILPF has increasingly integrated the feminist political economic analysis (as a tool) in country submissions to human rights mechanisms. This includes: CESCR on Ukraine; CEDAW Committee on Zimbabwe; and Universal Periodic Review (UPR) on Lebanon as well as Submission to CEDAW on general recommendations on trafficking in women and girls in the context of global migration. WILPFs National Action Plan monitoring page, found on the peacewomen.org, continues to be a well-known resource for WPS practitioners and now also consolidates resources on national- level implementation of the WPS agenda into one place. Each year WILPF publishes its WPS Scorecard, which monitors the activities of the permanent five members of the UNSC on the WPS agenda, thus contributing to enhance accountability. WILPF supported partners and members from at least six countries (Afghanistan, Cameroon, Colombia, Libya, Syria, Yemen) to brief the UN Secuiry Council, thereby bringing local analysis and amplifying the voice of women to international spaces to speak truth to power. The incorporation of gender and feminist analysis has influened mandate renewals and outputs of the work of UNs highest body. For example, in 2021, 31per cent of the total number of resolutions adopted included gender considerations, compared to 15 per cent in 2017. In terms of strengthening human security in the MENA region the International Secretariat of WILPF contributed to enhancing capacities of partners to engage with duty bearers in MENA, including providing high level technical advisory and accompanied partners in drafting and submitting to human rights instruments and treaty bodies. In Yemen, concretely, sexual violence was brought into the international limelight. For instance, the Security Council Resolution 2564 (2021) condemned conflict-related sexual violence in Houthi-controlled areas. This was the culmination of efforts exerted by grass root organisations, including Peace Track Initiative-Yemens work in integrating gender. In response to the UN Secretary-General´s appeal for a global ceasefire in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the feminist FIRE consortium (in which WILPF is a member together with Kvinna till kvinna and MADRE) developed five feminist principles to serve as the foundation for the negotiation, design, and implementation of meaningful ceasefires. In terms of participation during the peace process in Colombia, WILPF was active when more than 100 provisions on gender, including on zero tolerance on sexual and gender-based violence were integrated into the peace agreement based on women civil societys recommendations. In 2018, WILPF ensured that references to gender-based violence, gendered impact of small arms and womens participation were made in a report adopted by the UN Programme for Action on small arms and light weapons. This language contributes to mainstreaming of gender in small arms control and is a concrete result of WILPFs joint advocacy work with other civil society organisations. There are numerous examples of participation in the global-local arenas are enhancing voice of local women peace builders: - Overall, WILPF reports that it contributed to an increase in the number of women Civil Society briefers at the UN Security Council (UNSC). Between 2017-2021, there were 163 women Civil Society briefers at the Council, 46 of whom were facilitated by the coalition the NGO Working Group (NGOWG) on WPS, with WILPF directly supporting 25 women; - WILPF Cameroon created a Womens Consultation Platform in 2019 to ensure womens voices were adequately reflected in the National Dialogue process. Following consultations in all regions and with Diaspora, a memorandum and advocacy document were developed reflecting womens concerns. - WILPF in Colombia was part of the delegation to Commission of th Status of Women (CSW) and participated in CEDAW review of Colombia and contributed to the National Development Plan, including holding bilateral meetings with government officials and UN; - WILPF DRC has played a key role in bringing domestic violence to the UPR and the CEDAW Committee when most NGOs tend to focus on sexual violence in conflict. But also where national and local outreach, based on a globally developed WILPF model, can enhance participation: - WILPF Nigeria's work on "Women Situation Room" expanded and implemented activities in 9 states and built capacity of 70 women leaders to strengthen womens political participation in peace processes, including election monitoring. Some contributions in 2021 WILPF has a very broad set of activities and achievements, and it is not possible to capture them all here. A selection of achievements include: During 2021, the taliban take over in Afghanistan, and the subsequent steep back-lash for gender equality, overshadows other country contexts. WILPF has been active throughout as it has an active Section in the country, which even before the power overturn, needed increased protection and later be part of the evacuation schemes. WILPF pushed for women participation in the previous peace process, it mobilised the international civil society and was part of pushing for the installment of a Special rapporteur function and a Commission of Inquiry. In terms of thematic evolvement, climate and environment have increasingly emerged as a new and important area of work, particularly with the synergies and connections between militarism and the environment. WILPF participated in COP26; led a campaign for nuclear abolition around the Hiroshima and Nagasaki anniversaries; supported Sections engagement and participation in these international mechanisms and through small grants; developed a website on Feminism, Gender and Environment. The International Secretariat continued to build demand driven thematic capacity for its sections, groups and partners in order to enhance engagement within civil society spaces and with the UN system on UPR processes, advocacy with UN human rights mechanisms, gender-sensitive human rights research and, additionally, provided financial grants. Two new Groups joined in 2021: WILPF Austria and WILPF Guinea. In 2021, WILPF reports that it continued to raise the profile of weapons issues within human rights fora and disarmament spaces including a submission to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) examining the human rights impact of firearms on children and youth; submissions to the UN Human Rights Committee about human rights, arms transfers, and nuclear weapons; a submission to the UN CEDAW Committee on the use of arms in internal repression and the impacts of surveillance technologies; and a submission to the UN Working Group on Mercenaries regarding the human rights implications of cyber mercenaries. As being relevant to Sweden and the initiative to hold a high level meeting on peace building financing, it could be of particular interest to high light WILPF´s collaborative efforts, with five INGOs (GPPAC, ICAN, KtK, GWNP, and Madre), to collectively influence donors, governments and UN plans on financing peace building. These efforts resulted in a joint background paper that focuses on six structural barriers faced by diverse women peace builders in accessing funds to support their work, which has since been used for high level meeting advocacy during 2022. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10697-10697A0101 Sweden The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom is a global women's rights organisation, which was founded in 1915. WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 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WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 143898 0 143898 143898 Ernst & Young 143898 Ernst & Young Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10697-10697A0201 Sweden The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom is a global women's rights organisation, which was founded in 1915. WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden Cowater International Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 548592 0 106000 442592 548592 Cowater International Sweden AB 106000 Cowater International Sweden AB 442592 Cowater International Sweden AB Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to promote human security in fragile and conflict-affected states, particularly women’s and children’s security Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to reduce uncontrolled spread of small arms and light weapons and to implement the UN Arms Trade Treaty Stärkt kapacitet att minska okontrollerad spridning av små och lätta vapen och att genomföra FN:s vapenhandelsfördrag Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11001 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general EISA PROGRAMME RESULTS OUTCOME 1: CAPACITY OF CONTINENTAL AND SUB-REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO ASSESS ELECTIONS ENHANCED Output 1: Sub-regional bodies develop, and improve on, their election assessment and observation approaches in member states. Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) ECCAS has deployed routine PAMs over the course of ADS IV with EISAs in-country technical support. EISA has worked closely with key ECCAS personnel charged with assessing member states pre-election context, election management bodies readiness to hold elections, and engaging with state and non-state actorson whether conditions exist to conduct democratic elections. The PAM methodology has been standardised over the years thanks to EISAs continued technical advice in the field and methodology refinement. In addition to supporting PAMs, EISA has accompanied ECCAS in its deployment of EOMs to the Republic of Congo, Angola, and Sao Tomé & Principe legislative elections in 2022, Republic of Congo, Chad and Sao Tomé and Principe presidential election in 2021, and to the Central African Republic (CAR) in 2020. EISA has contributed towards ECCAS improved observation methodology which now incorporates the Declaration of Principles for International Election Observation and the Code of Conduct for International Election Observers (DOP) as a basis for their assessment. EISA has also played a central role in production of knowledge materials and increased election assessment capacity. Two guides were developed - one observation manual for ECCAS EOMs and one for ECCAS staff in EOM planning and management. The staff manual is expected to enable ECCAS to plan and implement EOMs more effectively and in accordance with international and regional standards and practices, thereby improving the quality and output of their EOMs whilst the observation manual provides guidance to the electoral unit on observing elections according to international principles, thereby improving the quality of reports. EISA has also provided trainings in election observation for ECCAS observers; and contributed towards training on voting operations and election reporting for electoral staff and journalists in Cameroon. The training of election observers conducted by EISA in 2019 is part of EISAs commitment to improve on ECCAS election observation methodology and trainees have since been included in the ECCAS observer database and some deployed to ECCAS EOMs deployed in 2021 and 2022. Through the production and dissemination of these technical tools and training of observers, EISA continues to see improvement in the quality of election assessment through the conduct of PAMs and technical support to the EOMs and thereby improving the quality of elections in the region. Following the drafting of the Principles governing democratic elections in Central Africa, EISA and ECCAS conducted advocacy missions to Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and the Republic of Congo. The visits were aimed at sensitising stakeholders in the elections and democracy field on the contents of the manual and implore them to ratify the documents in the various countries. This document is expected to help countries improve the conduct of elections in the region, in line with international standards. Further advocacy visits scheduled during the period were abandoned due to the Covid-19 pandemic and ensuing travel restrictions. However, during the last partnership meeting between EISA and ECCAS in May 2022 in Libreville, followed by a strategic retreat that adopted the above-mentioned manuals, decision has been made to pursue the endorsement of the Principles governing democratic elections in Central Africa and other relevant manuals by the conference of Heads of State and Government. It should be noted that this strategy provides a great value of money by reducing the travel costs for EISAs and ECCAS staffs. To be able to effectively support member states, an organisation needs to constantly interact with the various stakeholders. Prior to the partnership with EISA, ECCAS had never convened a meeting with the EMBS or civil society in one forum. In line with EISAs plan to ensure ECCAS in a position strengthening partnerships with relevant professional institutions, EISA supported ECCAS in convening an EMB-CSO forum which brought together representatives from these organisations in the member states The platform provided for open dialogue among EMBs present to discuss achievements and challenges over the period of review and an opportunity for civil society groups to engage directly with electoral officials on ways of improving the conduct of elections in their respective countries. This support, which needs to be continued, aims the creation of a sub-regional EMBs Forum. Such a Forum will serve as a platform for knowledge and experience sharing. With the transformation of the ECCAS General Secretariat in a full Commission with a President, EISA has provided substantial support to the electoral division which intends to offer more support to EMBs and other electoral stakeholders within the sub-region. In this regard, EISA has convened representatives of the division to some of its regional activities for more interaction and peer learning. East African Community (EAC) EISA provided technical support to the EAC in their election observation missions deployed to the 2021 Uganda Presidential elections, 2021 Tanzania General elections, and the 2022 Kenya General elections. EISA provided pre-deployment briefing on the electoral process, training on the use of tablets and the Popola system and supported in documentation and report writing. Through the deployment of these technical teams, EISA continues to see improvement in the effectiveness of the regional bodys elections assessment which would then strengthen the EACs decision-making and policy development in the region, based on evidence and analysis from election assessment. The EAC purchased new handheld devices for use during their EOMs. These were first used in the 2022 Kenya mission and EISA assisted to configure the tablets. The EAC also continues to use the Popola system to collect and analyse data in their election observation, further enhancing the organisations election observation capacity. EISA deployed a PAM to Kenya in 2022 as part of its support to the EAC and findings of this mission were a significant value to the EAC and EISA in their EOMs as they both organisations to better understand the pre-electoral context, and recommendations formed part of the EAC preliminary statement. The EAC did not, however, in the lifetime of the project, prioritise methodology development, partially because during the period, there was disruptions caused by Covid-19 which necessitated a shift in priorities for the organisation. Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) EISA continued its collaboration with ECOWAS and held consultative meetings annually at the annual EISA symposiums. These meetings accorded the two organisations an opportunity to have a formal discussion about priority areas for ECOWAS. EISA also participates in ECONEC symposiums annually which serve as platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience on various emerging challenges facing EMBs in the region, with a view of finding a common platform for finding solutions. At the 2021 ECONEC symposium, a consultative meeting was held where EISA was introduced to the newly inaugurated ECONEC steering committee and EISA discussed the existing support it offers to ECONEC and imminent modifications to this support. EISA participated in the ECOWAS long-term election observation (LTO) methodology review workshop, in which the discussion on developing a curriculum to be used during in country briefings for LTOs, as part of standardising its approach to long-term observation for all ECOWAS missions was introduced. EISA was also requested to review and update the ECOWAS LTO handbook, but this review was not conducted due to Covid-19 in 2020. EISA further contributed to increasing the pool of key resource persons with a set of specialised expertise who will be deployed in ECOWAS missions by training ECOWAS LTO core team members. It was expected for the participants to fully understand their roles and responsibilities and competently apply the knowledge gained during deployment. EISA trained ECOWAS LTOs annually, except for 2020, in Dakar in 2019, and in Sierra Leone in 2022. This is part of the methodology to create a pool of trained long-term observers to be deployed in ECOWAS EOMs and therefore contributing to the conduct of professional and credible election assessment by ECOWAS. EISA continues to see value addition in training experts as these individuals have been deployed in ECOWAS EOMs and thus contributing to the quality of EOMs. The ECOWAS Network of Electoral Commissions (ECONEC) adopted the Peer Support and Learning Missions (PSLMs) methodology to assess the conduct of elections by regional peers; learn and draw lessons; identify best practices; share experience; and develop recommendations for the improvement of elections management and electoral legislation in the region. In 2021, EISA supported the development of this methodology and deployed technical teams to support the missions to Nigeria and Benin. ECONEC also modified its electoral assessment methodology and combined the Needs Assessment (NAMs) and Post-Election Follow-up (PEFuMs) into one mission to increase efficiency with the resources available to the EAD. The missions that were deployed to Liberia and The Gambia sought to assess developments in the legal framework for elections in the two countries, as well as measures and actions taken by the Electoral Commission to improve the technical quality and credibility of the electoral process in the country. The missions mandate is to also understand challenges facing electoral commissions and possible areas of support for the upcoming elections. Development of methodology and knowledge products was not a priority area for ECOWAS as implementing new or revised methodologies in the field were uncertain considering the COVID-19 context, limited resources and volatility and insecurity in the region. ECONEC originally identified The Gambia and Sierra Leone as target countries to work with EMBs in improving their capacity to deliver credible elections. This was however later shifted to support its EMBs regional briefing and 2022 annual symposium themed Protecting the centrality of the election integrity. Both events were held in December 2022 in Cote dIvoire. International Conference of the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) Following a period where the ICGLR did not have dedicated staff working for the democracy department, new leadership was inaugurated in 2021 and EISA held an introductory meeting with the democracy department in May 2021 and thereafter with the new ICGLR leadership in Zambia in August 2021. A series of other meetings were held where EISA provided technical advice to the new leadership which fomented improved collaboration between EISA and the ICGLR Secretariat. EISA supported ICGLRs democracy strengthening efforts in the region through deployment of technical support teams to EOMs to the Republic of Congo, Zambia, Kenya and Angola. EISA saw value addition in that working closely with EISA teams afforded ICGLR staff direct exposure and experience of best practices in managing EOMs and election observation methods. Overall, the presence of EISA technical teams in ICGLR missions continues to improve the quality of the EOMS. To improve its election observation methodology, EISA held a bilateral technical expert meeting to support the ICGLR in the development of a more harmonised and systematised cycle-based election observation methodology that is in line with best international practice in election observation; and to strengthen ICGLR in its democracy-support initiatives in the Great Lakes region Member-States through comprehensive cycle-based election assessment. EISA drafted an EOM manual that was then tested in ICGLR EOMs to Angola and Kenya in 2022. Southern African Development Community (SADC) EISA continues to be a key resource for SADC through its contributions to shaping its election assessment capacity and methodology by deploying technical teams to support SADC EOMs through conducting incountry refresher trainings to election observers deployed in Botswana, Mozambique, Mauritius, Namibia, Malawi, South Africa and Madagascar in 2019, and Lesotho and Angola in 2022. The teams are also tasked to provide country specific electoral processes briefings to the heads of missions, based on EISAs pre-assessment of the country. SADC continues to use the EISA Popola system for data collection and analysis and EISA has continued to provide its expertise by adapting and modifying election day checklists which contributes a significant edge to the expertise offered by EISA. EISA presented its inception report to the SADC secretariat in Botswana on the development of a standardised training curriculum for SADC EOM core team thematic experts. The report was well received, and EISA will continue to engage SADC and GIZ to ensure that the curriculum is developed in a manner that strengthens SADCs long-term observation methodology. These meetings also served as consultative meetings to chart EISA-SADC partnership. Using the same curriculum, EISA conducted a one-week training for LTOs in 2021 and 2022 who would add to the pool of trained observers to draw from by SADC during its EOMs. In fact, these observers were deployed in the elections in Lesotho and Angola in 2022. EISA has seen improvements in SADCs observation methodology in that following EISAs suggestion, they are now open to including members of the civil society in their EOMS. Previously, deployment was only open to EMBs and government officials from member countries. EISAs partnership with SADC continues to show its value and SADC invited EISA to induct its newly appointed SADC Electoral Advisory Council (SEAC) members on the rationale and election observation methodology in August 2022. This activity was not initially in the budget but was made possible by savings from other activities. Deployment of EISA EOMs and piloting EISA follow-up methodology EISA EOMs continue to serve as a conduit for peer learning by bringing together observers from various civil society, members of RECs that EISA partners with, EMBs and academic institutions. In 2019 EISA deployed a joint IEOM with The Carter Center to the 2019 presidential and parliamentary elections in Tunisia and a fully-fledged EOM to the 2020 Presidential elections in Tanzania, The Gambia Presidential election in 2021, and the Kenya General elections in 2022. It also deployed a Technical Assessment Mission to 2021 general elections in Zambia. The deployment of these missions was aimed at contributing to the transparency and credibility of the electoral process, providing a platform for sharing good electoral practices and generate recommendations which can serve to improve future processes. Except for Tanzania in 2021, EISA initially piloted in Zambia, and later deployed in all other EOMs the Electoral Integrity tool which is aimed at contributing/ helping the core team qualitatively and quantitative score an election based on contextual variables in an electoral cycle. The vision is for this tool to be integrated into the current Popola system to enhance the analysis of elections and improve the quality of reports emanating from EOMs. After the pilot use of the EIT in Zambia, EISA introduced it in its methodology in The Gambia and intends to share it with its institutional partners, notably the AU and RECs. In addition, through the support of the Carnegie Corporation of New York (CCNY) titled ObSERV (Observation of Subnational Election-Related Violence and Security in Africa), there were data and security specialists embedded within the EISA EOMs in Tanzania, The Gambia and Kenya. This project aims to improve election observation in the area of conflict analysis. The comprehensive, constituency-based security assessment tool that has been developed mapped on top of EISAs existing EOM data collection, could provide a unique and significantly improved form of analysis of elections and conflict. Election observation has proven to be effective tools for assessing the conduct of elections and identifying areas in which improvements can be made to safeguard democratic rights and promote long-term electoral development. The recommendations emanating help to identify practical ways in which the host country can improve its elections. EISA piloted its post-election follow-up to its election observation methodology in which EISA presents its final EOM report and follow up on recommendations made by its EOM to promote the translation of proposed recommendations into proposals for legal reforms and to improve the conduct of the next electoral cycle. EISA deployed post-election-follow-up missions to Tunisia in 2020 and Tanzania and The Gambia in 2022. The mission met with relevant stakeholders, Election management body, Government, civil society, and members of the media and discussed support in addressing electoral recommendations through a variety of initiatives. OUTCOME 2 - CAPACITY OF KEY NATIONAL STAKEHOLDERS TO PLAY A CONSTRUCTIVE ROLE IN ELECTORAL PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS STRENGTHENED. Output 2: political parties, citizen observers and electoral officials are equipped to monitor voting processes and complaints and manage election-related conflict. Capacity Building on electoral justice Strengthened the Malagasy EMB in electoral administration and strategic planning: EISA held a training workshop for the commissioners of the electoral commission from May 31 to June 3, 2022 in Andakana, around two selected modules "electoral administration" and "strategic planning" agreed with the electoral commission. This choice was guided by the desire to strengthen the capacities of the new commissioners for the proper execution of their missions and the need for the commissioners to take ownership of the recently validated strategic plan of the CENI. BRIDGE was chosen as the methodology for the training as it is the most comprehensive professional development course available in the field of electoral administration. It was designed by electoral administrators themselves, with solid experience in elections in many different countries and contexts. 25 participants, including six women, took part in the workshop. In anticipation of the 2023-2024 electoral process in Madagascar, EISA organised a multi-stakeholder BRIDGE modular workshop on Gender and Election. This training was held from 5 April to 8 April 2022 at Ilo hotel in Andakana (Antananarivo). This strategic workshop comes at a crucial phase of the upcoming elections, namely the pre-election phase. It focuses on the importance of women's inclusiveness in the process and the need for greater gender equality in the choice of the country's future representatives. The overall objective of this modular training is to build the capacity of election stakeholders on gender and elections, but also to promote the consideration and political participation of women during all phases of the electoral process. During these 4 days, representatives of civil society, political parties, CENI and state institutions (18 women, 9 men) in Madagascar assessed the state of gender mainstreaming in the electoral process, formulated recommendations and designed an operational, feasible and achievable action plan for the upcoming electoral process. The common vision that emerged from this activity is the implementation of effective gender-sensitive legislative reforms and policies to strengthen gender mainstreaming in the process. OUTCOME 3 - CAPACITY OF LEGISLATURES TO BE EFFECTIVE AND RESPONSIVE STRENGTHENED. Output 3: MPs and Parliamentary staff can continuously improve and build on their knowledge and skills to perform their legislative roles and functions and affect gender sensitive legal reforms. Enhanced and improved participation of women beneficiaries in legislative and governance processes 22 out of 29 MPs from the Malagasy National Assembly and Senate benefited from EISAs technical support. The support ranged from capacity building training in bill drafting, budget processes and local governance processes. Committees led be women also benefited from technical support through the external expert contracted by EISA to assist in drafting bills and motions. As a result of the support provided, one motion for a resolution and five bills were proposed by women MPs. Significantly, one of these bills related to the participation of women in public life. In 2021, 18.5% of women MPs proposed a bill against only 2.4% of men MPs in 2021. As a result of the capacity building received from EISA, women parliamentarians appeared more engaged in their work on the development of laws or legislation. Despite the increasing number of women MPs at a leadership level in the Malagasy parliament, including the position of Speaker of the National Assembly, policies and laws that promote women's participation and gender-sensitive legislation have experienced some setbacks. The speaker's initiatives, through the draft law for the promotion of women's participation in public life, were rejected by the Constitutional Court on the grounds of unconstitutionality. Furthermore, gender equality policies are currently on hold as attention has shifted to upcoming elections. Capacity building of parliamentary staff The needs assessment conducted at the beginning of the project showed that the National Assembly Secretariat was understaffed to effectively support committees. As a result of the support provided during the ADS project, the Secretariat has strengthened parliamentary administration and management in different areas including: • Strengthening of the research and information services • Strengthening and increasing the technical staff in charge of supporting committee works • Other capacity buildings and institutional strengthening such as the development of the National Assembly Strategic Plan and the Communications Plan. Over the course of the project EISA trained approximately 155 parliamentary assistants and 62 parliamentary staff from the National Assembly and the Senate. Capacity building topics ranged from budget process, public policy evaluation, local governance processes, gender sensitive legislation, and research and information services for parliament. Support to CSOs for social dialogue and parliamentary accountability The social dialogues provided a platform for MPs, local -level government officials, civil society, judiciary branches, and traditional leaders to convene and discuss issues emanating from, and related to, local communities. At a follow-up visit by the EISA team in the Atsimo Atsinanana region in 2020, community stakeholders commended the dialogue model as an important innovation through which all stakeholders could convene and discuss issues other than elections. Debating gender equality such as women inheritance rights was considered very bold and a positive step towards gender equality. There has been considerable progress since ADS III with regards to the relationship between civil society organizations and parliamentarians, and ADS IV built on this progress to make this engagement a trend in the capital and strengthened through various thematic social dialogues during the program. Due to the success of the model, the National Assembly started to take its own initiative to replicate the mechanism in the Haute Matsiatra region with little to no support from EISA. The Senate also initiated a similar dialogue model with local governance representatives to discuss issues of municipalities in different constituencies. Despite the challenges, most MPs interviewed during the program said they would like the support to continue because it provided professional development opportunities and helped them gain skills for working with constituents and CSOs. Some of the MPs admitted that they did not have an idea of what their job entailed before they were trained by EISA, especially in relation to the Finance Bill. Thus, overall, even if not all the skills and competencies provided have not yet been used, for example in terms of public policy evaluation, beneficiaries expressed their appreciated for the technical support provided by EISA. International womens day celebration Over the course of the program, EISA continued to celebrate the International Womens Day celebration and Pan-African Womens Day through different activities with Parliament and the Ministry of Population in charge of the promotion of women. As a result, EISA is in the process of signing an MoU with the Ministry of population and the Ministry of Youth to help promote womens and young womens participation in public life and in the political process in general as the country is preparing for general elections in 2023. 2.4 OUTCOME 4 - CAPACITY OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND TO BE MORE EFFECTIVE, DEMOCRATIC AND INCLUSIVE OF WOMEN AND YOUTH STRENGTHENED. Output 4: Political parties are exposed to new approaches to address inclusion and participation within their party structures. Political party diversity audits EISA worked towards strengthening inclusion in political parties through diversity audits with a primary focus on political parties as vehicles for driving inclusion and empowerment of women and youth in political processes. The gender and diversity auditing concept was launched in 2018 initially targeting political parties in Botswana, Lesotho and Malawi. By the end of ADS IV, EISA had successfully engaged political parties on the value of gender audits in Botswana, Zambia, Senegal and Madagascar. Engaging with the key leadership of over 40 political parties through consultative meetings and workshops as a gateway into the structures, policies and procedures of political parties. EISA has learned that because gender audits require sensitive political information from political parties, it is important to factor in more time to receive the necessary buy-in from the leadership. In addition, a key project assumption was that once political parties expressed their interest to participate, it would be easy for them to work independently and provide EISA with necessary information required to complete gender audit reports. However, political parties still require technical and logistical support primarily since all political parties tend to be under-resourced and lacking in terms of coordination especially in the pre-election and postelection period. Although originally conceived as a diversity audit focusing on both women and youth, after consultation with political parties, the scope was narrowed back to gender as an important entry point into the inclusion of other marginalised groups such as youth, persons living with disabilities and the LTBTIQ community. By exposing political parties to the gender audit tool, all political parties expressed their satisfaction on the adaptability of the tool as it enables the political party to embark on a realistic targetbased approach to achieving the commitments on not only women participation but also other key party objectives such as growing youth membership. EISA recorded the most success in Botswana, where political parties completed the second phase of the project, with encouraging feedback from political parties. All six political parties represented in Botswanas parliaments that we engaged with, noted an improvement in the representation of women in key political party positions following the party congress outcomes. EISA was further invited to consider observing the extent to which Party Congress policies and procedures in supporting women to advance to higher structures of leadership. Ultimately, EISA has managed to raise awareness of the importance of reflecting on how internal party culture and practices can be improved for the betterment of the political party, contributing to inclusive political processes at national level. In Madagascar, EISA engaged with all twelve political parties represented in the National Assembly presenting the gender audit tool as a way to enhancing more equitable participation of men and women in political parties. The consultations took place beginning of 2021 and all parties expressed their interest in EISAs support to utilising the tool. Following the consultations, a workshop was convened where party members were taken through the gender audit questionnaire as a first step in carrying out the auditing process. Eleven out of twelve parties completed the questionnaire, and a final workshop was held in December 2022 the content of which was based on the results of the analysis of the gender integration tool completed by the parties. Other than the objective of promoting womens participation and gender equality with partys structures, the workshop also aimed at supporting parties to draft their respective action plans based on the results from the gender audit tools. A total of 33 participants attended the workshop from representatives of party leadership to women, and youth wings. The workshop increased awareness and understanding of womens participation as political party members and voters. Mapping exercise on political parties in Africa To support EISAs party support programmes, a political party mapping exercise was undertaken between 2020-2021 to better understand the basic tenets and functionings of political parties in Africa. The mapping exercise, developed from EISAs engagement with political parties in Botswana, Zambia, Lesotho, Malawi, Senegal and Madagascar through the gender audits, culminated in a typology of political parties in Africa research paper. The political party mapping exercise brought together 13 political party experts and practitioners, with deliberations resulting in the development of a useful typology of political parties reflective of the African context. The typology has provided a valuable framework to further refine the gender audit initiative under ADS, as well as other EISA work with political parties, for example the ongoing review and updating of the Benchmarks for enhanced political party performance for democratic governance in Africa under the USAID-funded programme Supporting Transitions and Electoral Processes(STEP). EISA continued to demonstrate its expertise in capacity building for political parties and with a focus on widely disseminating the framework to be used by other practitioners working with political parties. OUTCOME 5 - CAPACITY OF CIVIL SOCIETY TO MOBILISE CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND INFLUENCE REFORMS STRENGTHENED Output 5: Social cohesion initiatives developed that address citizen participation. Development and piloting of social cohesion initiatives EISA explored the efficacy of social cohesion as a necessary component for democratic advancement. Advancing forward a citizen centered approach to social cohesion initiatives. Between 2020 and 2021, EISA conducted a wide scale assessment on the impact of social cohesion on democracy especially during elections. EISA produced a research paper to develop a tool EISA utilised its expertise to develop social cohesion survey tools to test out the main theories posited in the paper. EISAs leveraged on the August 2022 national elections and conducted two rounds of surveys before and after the elections. The survey targeted Kenyan citizens across four four regions of Kenya, with a total of 16 focus Group Discussions with over 100 participants. Survey findings indicate that citizens strongly believe that social cohesion can be best improved through good governance. Based on a culture of continuous public participation especially over decisions that are made on behalf of the public. As this research was conducted during the 2022 general elections, EISAs key objective was to understand whether there is any deviation between levels of cohesion that exist before and after the election. The findings showed that citizen sentiments did not change significantly through both electoral phases as their concerns remained the same. Across age groups, sex, economic status, and tribe Kenyans all have the same needs that they want the public representatives to take seriously. The survey tool has been designed in manner that enables replication in other countries and this is an important move towards ensuring that citizen voices are amplified during important democratic processes. EISA was successful in engaging citizens on their perspectives on social cohesion and its role in influencing processes of democratic governance. OUTCOME 6: EISA IS A PROFESSIONAL, WELL-MANAGED, INNOVATIVE, AND INFLUENTIAL ORGANISATION Output 6 - EISA delivers quality relevant programmes and innovations, exercises prudent financial management and facilitates institutional learning. Innovation and methodology development • Methodology on Internet Governance and Democracy Recognising the increasing role of technology in electoral processes, EISA conceptualised a series of policy briefs focused on key thematic areas of lessons learned across the Continent. The series provided a platform for experts to share best practices and disseminate knowledge on methodologies on Internet governance. A total of five policy briefs were produced and widely disseminated during the last half of 2021. The policy briefs were successful in garnering the interest of a wide range of stakeholders. EISA then hosted a webinar in 2022 to reflecting on key policy alternatives brought forward by the series of policy briefs, participants concurred that technology was not a means to an end but rather a tool that should be utilised responsibly, in respect of fundamental principles of democracy and human rights. Through the policy briefs and webinar, EISA contributed to a body of evidence and learnings that can inform policymakers and civil society actors in ongoing digital transitions at the local context. Enabling democratic practitioners to draw lessons for their work in the space of digital democracy. Knowledge contribution towards international and regional elections and governance Networks EISA continues to manage the ACE Electoral Knowledge Network web portal and participate in-person and virtually in international and regional peer-learning networks and forums. Events included: the DOPsteering committee and annual meeting, the ECOWAS annual symposiums held in Ghana at the beginning of 2021 and in Cote dIvoire in December 2022, engaging, and convening of the AU, RECs, and other international EOMs in the field. This contributes to ongoing learning and exchange among different development actors and promotes ongoing coordination and cooperation of different actors implementing democracy and elections-strengthening work on the continent. EISA chaired and led the sub-committee on Online Campaigning for the DoP 2022 meeting which took place in Brussels, Belgium. The concept note was shared and discussed with other DoPs endorsers, and the presenters selected. This was the first physical meeting since the spreading of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. The next event will be hosted by the AU. Institutional lesson learning EISA Symposium During the reporting period, EISA conducted 2 symposiums, the first in 2019 and the second in 2021. The events provide a platform for dialogue among practitioners in the fields of elections and democracy such as representatives of EMBs, civil society, academia, as well as the AU and RECs. The outcomes of the symposiums, the discussions, the contacts made and maintained and the presentations and reports generated, allow EISA to contribute to knowledge that strengthens the field of democracy. - EISAs 14th annual symposium, was held on 24-25 September 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa, titled Electoral Integrity in Africa: under imminent threat? The symposium focused on the most recent elections in Kenya, Sierra Leone, South Africa, the DRC and Zimbabwe. Symposium generated policy-oriented recommendations with a view to shaping future directions in fostering and contributing to the integrity of electoral processes in Africa. - EISAs 15th annual symposium took place on 23-24 November 2021 in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire with the theme Contributing to credible elections in Africa through improved international observation practices, in adapting election observation practices to respond to changes in the conduct of elections especially the adoption of technology. Institutional lesson learning EISA retreat The EISA retreats are an essential component of the organisations development and learning. Over the course of the ADS IV reporting period, two long serving senior staff members left EISA: Denis Kadima, Executive Director (replaced by Baidessou Soukolgue in November 2021); and Ilona Tip, Operations Director. The themes and topics of the retreats are framed by significant internal changes as well as shifts in the organisations operating contexts. The outcomes of these retreats play a significant role in inform how EISA responds to these developments. • 2019 - (1) Reflection on the 2016-2020 EISA Strategic Framework and consider which outputs are still relevant to EISAs work; (2) growing the regional office in Abidjan, Côte dIvoire and how Johannesburg and field offices will support this office; and (3) reflection on previous space EISA occupied in the Southern Africa region and ideas documented on re-engaging national and regional stakeholders in specific thematic areas. • 2020 The development of EISAs five-year strategic plan (2020-2025) - Key to the three-day exercise was a commitment to reflective discussion that would lead to consensus on critical institutional questions and produce content that would be used to develop the strategy document. • 2022 - (1) Post-Covid-19 reflection and adaptation to the external environment; (2) Discuss the organisational structure and processes and changes being considered for EISA to better respond to the context; (3) Overview of ongoing projects and new methods, tools and technologies tested by project teams over the 2020-2021 period (4) review EISAs monitoring and evaluation, and knowledge management structures and processes. Knowledge Production Journal of African Elections The JAE is the only internationally accredited journal that is devoted entirely to African elections. Through the publication of the JAE, EISA continues to build on the body of disciplinary knowledge and research in African elections. It is published twice a year and is distributed in Africa and beyond and is available in both print and electronic format. During the reporting period EISA published a total of eight volumes of the JAE. The online availability of the JAE has become the most effective and efficient dissemination method. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11001-11001A0101 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 16600000 11800000 15000000 0 0 0 8300000 3800000 0 0 0 0 0 0 8300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 43400000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 8300000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 8300000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 3800000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 8000000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 15000000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11001-11001A0102 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6600000 0 0 6600000 0 6600000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 6600000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased equality and empowerment for women and girls Ökad jämställdhet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11001-11001A0201 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 320000 317586 0 0 320000 NIRAS Sweden AB 317586 NIRAS Sweden AB 0 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11001-11001A0301 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 567000 527424 0 567000 NIRAS Sweden AB 527423.5 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11610 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general BELARUS 2022-2023 Sida funded a project - the so called Contact Group - with an experimental character, where the main responsibility over it laid within the CoE Director Generals office. It is a sensitive project considering the full scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, and the fact that Belarus is an ally to the invading nation. By setting up the Contact Group within the CoE's GD Secretariat, it was possible to identify specific needs to be addressed in order to support Belarusian civil society. Some topics discussed were; trainings and educational programmes on human rights, civic education, inclusiveness, youth, gender equality and freedom of expression. Reported results: Some of the most important impacts of the activities implemented, as described in the reports general overview are: • Strengthened political dialogue • Increased knowledge on the CoE's human rights' standards • Raised awareness on the European standards on equality and non-discrimination • Updated proposal for legislation concerning equality • Increased knowledge and understanding of international and CoE's standards on gender equality and countering violence against women • Promotion of discussion amongst Belarusian journalists in exile on challenges and possible solutions • Increased capacities to advocate for youth participation and deliver human rights education. Sida and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have actively participated in events during the implementation period, which resulted in positive conclusions. ARMENIA 2019-2023 The CoE's Action plan for Armenia is funded by several donors. Sweden contributed with €1.7 million. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, and 16. Some reported outcomes: HUMAN RIGHTS • The Public Council on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Persons belonging to National Minorities was officially inaugurated. • Targeted training for the Human Rights Defender's Office to effectively handle cases of hate speech and discrimination in line with European standards was carried out. • Other major achievements were the adoption of the first ethical rules for healthcare professionals along with the establishment of the Ethics Committee in the field of healthcare. • Advancements were also made in preparing the ground for the ratification of the Istanbul Convention through awareness-raising and capacity development. • Good progress was achieved in better integrating EU standards in the Armenian Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure code, which materialized in the abolition of death penalty in all circumstances. RULE OF LAW Good progress was accomplished in the adoption of an amended Judicial Code, based on joint opinions from the CoE's Directorate of Human Rights, among others. Another important achievement was the introduction of an effective evaluation system for judges. The ongoing criminal justice reform that aims at moving from a punitive to a rehabilitative approach also showed good progress as levels of imprisonment were reduced. DEMOCRACY Some progress was achieved through support to the Communities Association of Armenia (CAA) and to preparing a revised comprehensive law on local self-governance. Challenges Following the large influx of refugees coming from the Karabah region in September 2023, a refugee response package was launched along with other additional projects that addressed new needs in this context. It was not possible to implement activities in the areas of ensuring social rights and strengthening the rule of law due to lack of funding. Challenges still remained 2024 within thematic areas such as countering domestic violence, discrimination based on sexual orientation, and enhancing the protection of persons with disabilities. AZERBAIJAN 2018-2021 and 2022-2025. The CoE's ongoing Action plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021 was funded by several donors. Swedens contribution covered the years 2019-2023 via a limited project support with a focus on CoEs cooperation with civil society. For the period 2022-2025, Sweden did not contribute. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 4, 5, 8, and 10. Some reported outcomes: HUMAN RIGHTS • The ratification of the Protocol no. 16 to the European Convention on Human Rights allows the Supreme Court and the Constitutional court of Azerbaijan to request expertise on ECtHR in Strasbourg. • The adoption of the National Execution Strategy and the Action plan for Execution of Judgements and Decisions of the ECtHR at project level. • The ratification of the Lanzarote Convention (the CoEs Convention on the Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse)was also an important achievement. RULE OF LAW One slightly positive area was the fight against corruption and money laundering, aiming at implementation of international standards. The focus was on the improvement of the legislative framework, the institutional capacities for fighting economic crime, money laundering and financing of terrorism. DEMOCRACY Training was offered to increase the capacities of journalists and social media representatives in conflict-sensitive journalism and in mitigating hate speech in the media. Judge candidates and prosecutors were trained on freedom of expression and freedom of information using relevant European Court law. It is assessed as important to know the international standards despite internal challenges. Youth organisations capacities and knowledge was supported, on topics such as promotion of human rights education and democratic youth participation.' Challenges In politically sensitive areas there was no progress to report as the authorities showed lack of readiness to engage in cooperation with the CoE on these topics. The Istanbul Convention is subject to many misconceptions in Azerbaijan, making it challenging to implement actions targeting violence against women as well as domestic violence. These misconceptions are also a threat to regional projects, diminishing the willingness of beneficiaries to participate. Awareness raising initiatives is a common mitigation activity. Hindering of a worsened situation is important. GEORGIA 2016-2019 and 2020-2023 The CoE's Action plans for Georgia is funded by several donors. For the action plan 2020-2023, Sweden contributed with €1.8 million. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 4, 5, 10, 11 and 16. HUMAN RIGHTS • Georgia having obtained candidate status for EU membership in December 2023, one of the priorities for Georgia was the effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights. • The legal package on legislative mechanisms ensuring reference to the European Court's decisions was adopted. This priority was assessed as completed by the European Commission. • A National Strategy for the Protection of Human Rights 2022-2030 was adopted, marking an important development. Despite its insufficient results, it aims at implementing the standards of the Istanbul Convention. • Another priority was gender equality, combating violence against women and domestic violence. This priority was considered met according to the European Commissions Annual report on Georgia, November 2023. One concrete outcome from this progress is data-based evidence that sexual violence was more reported and that cases were handled in such a way that perpetrators received punishment. RULE OF LAW • The Criminal Procedure Code was reviewed together with stakeholders, and legal aid services were implemented in smaller municipalities with higher concentration of minority populations. • The Legal Aid Council adopted quality control tools, and put in place a gender-responsive legal framework. • The judicial strategy 2017-2021, and the 4th Wave legislative package were adopted, improving the judicial appointment and accountability system in line with European standards. DEMOCRACY • Som progress was made by the introduction and consolidation of the use of civil participation methodologies as well as better ownership of human rights principles within local communities. • Another progress within democracy was the ratification of the Additional Protocol to the European Charter of Local Self-government on the right to participate in the affairs of local authority. Challenges Georgia faced increased challenges when it comes to the independence and efficiency of justice. Key recommendations have not been applied by Georgian authorities. With Parliamentary Elections coming up in 2024 , political division and polarisation could represent a risk, as criticism towards international donor organizations increases. Influential political changes made the situation for CoEs thematic areas substantially worsened after this reporting period. MOLDOVA 2017-2020 and 2021-2024 The CoE's Action plan for Moldova is funded by several donors. For action plan 2021-2024, Sweden contributed with €1.7 million. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 4, 5, 8, 10, 11 and 16. Some reported outcomes: HUMAN RIGHTS • Moldova was granted the status of candidate for EU membership in 2022 and access to negotiations opened the year after. • Moldova created a national programme for preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence, and ratified the Istanbul Convention. • In order to ensure the monitoring of the refugee crisis following the full scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, legal professionals received training in European human rights standards on migration and asylum. • Good progress was also achieved in the area of childrens rights as training allowed criminal justice professionals to increased their capacities to effectively investigate, prosecute and sentence perpetrators of crimes against children. Other groups working with children were equipped with gender-sensitive tools needed to identify and report child sexual exploitation and abuse. RULE OF LAW The amendment of the electoral legislation in line with CoEs recommendations was an achievement along with the strengthening of the legal framework for the independence of judges. DEMOCRACY The Code of Conduct for electoral actors was revised in order to combat hate speech and sexism during local elections in 2023. Good progress was achieved by the enhancement of voter awareness of the electoral process. Challenges Moldova was the biggest host of Ukrainian refugees per capita following the full scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation. This posed one of the biggest challenges for the country during the implementation of the ongoing action plan.. Adaptations to the action plan allowed for good results during the implementation of 2023. Hybrid threats was a growing concern influencing all work 2023 onwards. UKRAINE 2028-2022 and 2023-2026 The CoE's Action plan for Ukraine is funded by several donors. For action plan 2023-2026, Sweden contributed with €2.2 million. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 4, 5, 10, 11 and 16. The CoEs work in Ukraine was marked by the consequences of the Russian Federations full scale invasion of the country, having to shift priorities and address the need of constant coordination with other countries. With Ukraine accessing the CoEs Development Bank at no cost, loans and support worth €100 million was granted to Ukraines healthcare needs. Some reported outcomes: HUMAN RIGHTS • Ukraine was granted the status of candidate for EU membership and access negotiations opened in 2023. • Good progress was made reinforcing the rights of children, a longstanding priority in Ukraine. Actions taken, like supporting the draft law on child-friendly justice, were in line with the Lanzarote convention. • Good progress was also achieved in the area of protecting freedom of expression and media, where specific emphasis was put on the safety and protection of journalists, including in times of war. The ratification of the Convention on Access to Official Documents also enhanced the legislative framework to ensure access to public information. • Extensive support and capacity building was provided to the Office of the Prosecutor General, the Supreme Court, the judiciary in general, civil society and social service staff with the purpose of strengthening the capacity to deal with alleged crimes and human rights violations in times of war. • Yet another good progress was the ratification of the Istanbul Convention, which supported the capacity building of first-line professionals working with victims of sexual violence. • As a result of policy changes and capacity building at local level, the protection of the rights of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) was improved. RULE OF LAW • Some progress was achieved in the judiciary reform process, where an Ethics Council to tackle the issue of functioning of the High Council Judges and the integrity of its members was established. • The CoE provided expert support and technical assistance during the process that led to the adoption of a new law on national minorities. • A new media law was approved and after some adjustments, deemed in line with the EU aguis. DEMOCRACY • One of the priorities for Ukraines readiness for access to EU was the decentralisation reform. In line with this, the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities continuously promoted the inclusion of local authorities in the reconstruction and recovery of Ukraine. • With the aim to ensure the implication of citizens when the governance methods implied by the war (martial law) are over, the CoE supported good governance and public reforms that reflect a future transition to civilian regime. • Advocacy for the draft law no. 4254 on public consultations, and for the draft law no. 7283 on amendments to the Law of Ukraine on Local Self-Government in Ukraine, was supported in accordance with CoEs standards and recommendations. Challenges The full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation brought serious geopolitical and security risks. In this challenging context, adjustments had to be done considering new circumstances, priorities and needs at national level. Communication and coordination with other countries proved crucial. Security measures were implemented to allow in-person activities, nevertheless the war affected the engagement of national partners and stakeholders. Many organisations had to reconfigure their staff and priorities, which complicated the implementation of projects. New costs emerged that slowed down the work of CSOs. Despite all challenges, the Ukrainian authorities showed strong commitment to the implementation of the CoEs activities in the country. CONCLUSION The action plans 2019-2023 were developed and implemented in areas where the Council of Europe has strong expertise and added value to other actors. The CoE thus provides both expert support and peer-to-peer knowledge. The action plans mainstream gender equality, and contribute to the achievement of various SDG goals from Agenda 2030 in the target countries. The CoE's work has contributed to the achievement of results in some specific areas, in all countries. Some of these are: • Moving forwards with gender equality, preparing the ground for the Istanbul convention. • Advancing in the area of anti-corruption and money laundry • Strengthening Human Rights and ensuring Human Rights of refugees • Addressing Discrimination and penitentiary reforms. Sida has systematically worked to influence CoEs work with result reporting and result monitoring, with dialogue and coordination with Sweden's Embassies, and with issues related to CoEs system for audit and time reporting. Substantial process and end results have been identified on all three areas during the period. The dialogue areas will remain in focus in Sida's management of the new framework agreement made in November 2023. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11610-11610A0101 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 COE/Council of Europe 39000000 COE/Council of Europe -30000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11610-11610A0102 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 30000000 COE/Council of Europe 30000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11610-11610A0103 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 6000000 0 0 0 20000000 0 6000000 0 26000000 COE/Council of Europe 20000000 COE/Council of Europe 6000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11610-11610A0104 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24000000 -196869 0 14000000 10000000 0 -196869 23803131 COE/Council of Europe 10000000 COE/Council of Europe 14000000 COE/Council of Europe -196869.42 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11798 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector During the period, support focused on providing technical and financial assistance to strengthen the capacity of both national and county governments and communities to develop climate-resilient assets, improve access to finance and risk management tools, and establish and manage institutions charged with preparing and responding to emergencies. The targeted institutions are the Ministry of Devolution and ASALS (MoDA), State Department for Devolution (SDD), State Department of ASALS (SDDA), National Drought Management Authority NDMA and nine counties where WFP continued to invest in the capacity of technical officers and extension systems. Disaster Risk Management (DRM) committees were established within counties to provide for institutional structure and financing for government-led programmes for preparing and responding to emergencies. In 2020, the project progressed well towards strengthening food and nutrition security programmes in nine arid counties. WFP continued investing in technical and analytical capacity that broadened the pool of county officers who undertook food and nutrition security assessments, disseminated the findings and enhanced use of the evidence for planning and resource allocation. The DRM sector was also strengthened through training that enabled them to mainstream Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) and DRM in planning and budgeting. DRM committees were also established to enhance coordination and effective preparedness for disaster response at county, sub county and ward level. For sustainability of the initiatives Tana River County established a DRM Fund (2% of the County budget). Policy development at national level was however negatively impacted due to COVID-19 where the Government directed efforts towards an Interagency Committee for Emergency Relief Response where WFPs team contributed to the development of operational plan, Standard Operating Procedures and guidelines for relief assistance that were used during COVID-19 response.Priority areas for 2021 will include piloting disaster risk financing model in two counties and use the findings to further advocate for government investments in disaster risk financing. The development of the National Relief Assistance Policy will be accelerated with the aim of getting approval. County and national level emergency contingency planning and simulation will also be prioritised in view of the projected poor season.The containment measures to the risk of the spread of the COVID-19 virus resulted in a temporary suspension of activities in adherence to Government regulations. WFP utilized a blended approach of online and face-to-face engagement where feasible to ensure programme implementation coupled with continuous communication and engagement with relevant stakeholders, partners and beneficiaries. Addressing the needs of the most vulnerable was essential, and WFP ensured that vulnerable groups, including women, children, people living with disabilities and the elderly were aware of the adjustments  made to the programme and how they could share their feedback. As a co-lead of the United Nations Gender Working Group, WFP supported the development of policy proposals to address the gendered impacts of COVID-19. Continuous monitoring and evaluation was crucial to ensuring robust programming. As such, WFP ensured continuous monitoring of its programmes throughout the year. Remote monitoring was carried out for areas that were inaccessible due to the COVID-19 measures. Partnership with the Overseas Development Institute, World Bank and outsourced annual outcome monitoring enhanced the quality and independence of evidence generation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11798-11798A0101 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 19706587 0 12019253 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12019253 0 0 19706587 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31725840 WFP/World Food Programme 19706587 WFP/World Food Programme 12019253 WFP/World Food Programme Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 •Strengthened management of natural resources and ecosystem services Stärkt förvaltning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra ktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad moståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved access to social protection for people living in poverty Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för människor som lever i fattigdom Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11798-11798A0102 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 30000000 WFP/World Food Programme 10000000 WFP/World Food Programme 10000000 WFP/World Food Programme 10000000 WFP/World Food Programme Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11798-11798A0103 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5948429 0 0 0 0 0 0 5948428.9999999991 5948429 WFP/World Food Programme 5948429 WFP/World Food Programme Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened systems for better access to social protection Stärkta system för bättre tillgång till social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11798-11798A0104 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 23300000 3700000 3700000 23300000 0 27000000 WFP/World Food Programme 23300000 WFP/World Food Programme 3700000 WFP/World Food Programme Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened systems for better access to social protection Stärkta system för bättre tillgång till social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11992 Sweden The proposed intervention is an international training programme (ITP) on social protection, to be implemented in 2019-2023. Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Kenya Cambodia Mozambique Rwanda Sudan (the) Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Other Social Infrastructure & Services The report demonstrates that key activities have been implemented in line with the programmes objectives. The Sustainability Workshop held in Kigali in March 2024 is assessed as an important milestone, contributing to consolidation of learning, reflection on progress, and strengthened conditions for sustainability and institutionalisation of country change programmes. The resumption of activities under the extended phase, including the Regional Phase for ITP 8 and ITP 9 in Nairobi in February 2025, is presented clearly and indicates continuity across cohorts through the integration of new participants, alumni, and Steering Committee members. Sida notes that the programme continues to support country-led change processes aligned with its intended outcomes. Progress is reported across all outcome areas, including strengthening government capacity, improving social protection systems through structured change management, building developmental synergies, promoting rights-based and gender-responsive approaches, and strengthening organisational integrity. The report reflects that implementation has been adapted to diverse national contexts, with a focus on consolidation and institutional embedding of results. Strengthening government capacity remains a central component, with continued application of programme learning in policy dialogue, coordination, and planning processes. The report shows that mentorship, peer exchange, and alumni engagement have supported this work. Furthermore, activities under the Regional Phase are assessed to have contributed to enhanced leadership capacity and the application of results-based management approaches. Sida also notes that structured change management approaches have informed system-level developments, including management information systems, social registries, and grievance mechanisms. The use of thematic webinars and regional exchanges is assessed as relevant for supporting shared learning and reinforcing implementation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11992-11992A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention is an international training programme (ITP) on social protection, to be implemented in 2019-2023. Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden Arbetsförmedlingen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Arbetsförmedlingen 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 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Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden Arbetsförmedlingen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Arbetsförmedlingen 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 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Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11992-11992A0201 Sweden The proposed intervention is an international training programme (ITP) on social protection, to be implemented in 2019-2023. Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 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Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5100000 5100000 5100000 0 5100000 0 0 1275000 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1275000 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1275000 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1275000 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1275000 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1275000 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1275000 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1275000 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 637500 EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12322 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-12322-12322A0101 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 532768 534865 532768 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 62400 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 62400 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 149968 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 258000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12322-12322A0103 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 73114 73114 0 73114 Sida 73113.98 Sida SE-0-SE-6-12322-12322A0104 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 112321 0 112321 112321 Sida 73447.79 Sida 6233.28 Sida 14900 Sida 17740 Sida Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12322-12322A0105 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 395891 395891 0 395891 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 395891 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12640 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural research Agriculture The CGIAR reports based on five impact areas. 1) Climate adaptation and mitigation 2) Environmental health and biodiversity 3) Nutrition, health and food security 4) Poverty reduction, livelihood, and jobs 5) Gender equality, youth, and social inclusion. The results per impact area are reported upon through the CGIAR Dashboards. They present yearly results achieved by CGIARs Initiatives and Impact Area Platforms, providing access both to summarized results and to the detailed underlying data. The Dashboards draw on quality-assured information from the annual reports of the CGIAR Initiatives and Impact Area Platforms. At the moment, the yearly annual report 2023 and updated figures on Dashboard is available. The 2023 CGIAR Technical Report offers insights into how the CGIAR are forging ahead with new initiatives to deliver impact, and types of internal practices and reporting methods in place to improve and communicate its performance. Results are reported under four themes: 1) Genetic Innovation; 2) Systems Transformation; 3) Resilient Agrifood Systems; and 4) Regional Integrated Initiatives (cf. https://www.cgiar.org/portfolio-narrative/action-area-focus/). Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. The CGIAR System is a research network, but with a strong focus on partnership to bring research to impact and scale. The Makunda Makeover TV show in Zambia can be used a good and succefull example of this. The first reality TV show of its kind in Zambia, Munda Makeover, premiered on the Zambia National Broadcast Corporation (ZNBC) in November 2022. The farmer makeover show targeted smallholder farmers in Zambia to help scale out climate information services (CIS) and climate smart agriculture (CSA). Munda Makeover was facilitated by CGIAR initiatives and brought together the development, research, and commercial sectors to entertain and inform smallholders on CIS and CSA solutions and practices available to them, taking on the CGIAR Impact Areas of Climate Adaptation and Mitigation, and Nutrition, Health, and Food Security. The combined impacts of climate change, rising populations, scarce resources, and growing demand for food are undermining economic development and food security in Africa. The lack of access to technologies, such as smartphones and the internet, is a barrier to spreading knowledge and awareness among smallholder farmers. Life TV holds the potential to bridge this gap by engaging a wider audien The show focused on climate-smart agriculture and promoted best farming practices for crop, tree, and livestock production and marketing with departure from the needs of the farming family, with particular attention to womens role in farming. Agri-business SMEs were promoted in the show as essential actors in a thriving agricultural ecosystem. SMEs provide farmers with cost-effective and well-packaged technologies, as well as the necessary services, to improve farms and mobilize their farming potential. The objective was to increase farm productivity and profits while improving adaptation to climate change, with the overarching goal of delivering a climate-smart African future driven by science and innovation in agriculture. Munda Makeover travelled all over Zambia, connecting with farmers facing diverse issues, helping resolve them through expert advice and by interaction with other farmers. Each episode was 26 minutes long, composed of four- to five-minute features, introductions, and short promos. During each episode, the presenter and experts visit a family farm to demonstrate practical solutions that can be useful to improve farming practices and make useful changes on the farm, as viewers watch on The 20 episodes reached approximately 3 million people each week. It is now available, for free, on You Tube. The broadcast ran parallel to the main growing season, beginning with issues around soil testing, seed selection, and planting, then moving to pest and disease management, crop management, and all the way to harvesting, reducing post-harvest losses, storage, and markets. Issues around livestock management, financial inclusion, nutrition, and modern cooking solutions run throughout the entire season. To improve farmer knowledge exchange and learning, group approaches and cooperatives wew also featured. Gender There are two separate but interlinked issues regarding gender equality within CGIAR. The integration of gender equality and womens economic empowerment in CGIAR's research portfolio and research initiatives are essential priorities for Sweden The second issue is the integration of gender equality into the organisational structures of the CGIAR. Gender equality in the work place is important in itself and a necessity for the success of the research and innovations portfolio. Each CGIAR Impact Area as defined in the 2030 Research and Innovation Strategy is supported by a dedicated Platform. CGIARs GENDER (Generating Evidence and New Directions for Equitable Results) Platform was launched in 2020. In support of CGIARs Strategy, this existing platform has transitioned into CGIARs Impact Platform on Gender Equality, Youth and Social Inclusion and is expanding its work to support the entire Impact Area. The Gender Platform: Guides and amplifies CGIAR research, ensuring meaningful and lasting contributions to the global targets above. Strengthens the performance of gender and social science research within and beyond CGIAR by identifying the highest standards and setting strategic direction. Conducts independent research across the CGIAR portfolio, to synthesize evidence and fill gaps. Engages a wide range of partners, builds capacity and informs global policy discussions. The recent evaluation of the Gender Platform showed good results and a promising way of working. Regarding the organisational structure, the Gender, Diversity, and Inclusion (GDI) function was established as cross-functional support throughout the work of CGIAR. The main purpose is to provide expertise and guidance, tools and systems and to build consensus through advocacy. The GDI function is operationalized by a GDI framework and a GDI action plan. The integration of gender in CGIAR is planned and structured with high ambitions. There are good policies and approaches enabling change, but a slow pace of achievement. Lack of mandate and expertise in the area of gender equality impedes the gender mainstreaming integration in CGIAR. There is a need for a development of the gender analysis in the organisation. Several indicators for the area are discussed but only partly complied with. The information is well-established thanks to the gender platform, the gender knowledge hub, the framework, the action plan, and the communication through HR in the organisation but needs to be better used. Sida has for many years had gender equality as one of its priority dialogue points with CGIAR. As we mainly work through the System Council and the European donor group EIARD, we need to get them on board as well. Thanks to Sidas efforts, Gender in research and Gender in the work place are now standing items of the System Council agenda, maintaining it as a priority for the whole organisation. Furthermore, Sida has been instrumental in forming the group Friends of Gender with Australia, Canada, Germany and Sweden as core members. CGIAR is working increasingly strategically with gender issues, but there is still need for strong dialogue on the issue both regarding gender research in food systems, integrating in gender in food systems research, and gender in the work place. Governance The reform to OneCGIAR during 2019-2023 aimed at achieving a more comprehensive respons to global challenges through a more integrated and impactful CGIAR. The rationale behind being that today, research and innovation in food, land and water systems are crucial for a sustainable, climate-resilient world free from hunger and malnutrition and that new approaches, and a doubling of investment, are needed to ensure we can achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. The reform considered both organisation and research programs. A new 2030 Research and Innovation Strategy was developed in 2020/21 with a mission to deliver science and innovation that advance the transformation of food, land, and water systems in a climate crisis. Later a new research portfolio for 2022-2024 was developed to operationalize the strategy. The big difference to previous portfolios was the multidisciplinary modus of programs that were shared by Centres, not focused on Centre thematics. There were platforms to lead the overarching work on prioritised areas such as the Gender and Social Inclusion Platform and Environment and Climate Platform. A wide range of stakeholders, including donors, were systematically consulted during the operationalisation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12640-12640A0101 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 165000000 190000000 100000000 0 0 100000000 75000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 115000000 165000000 0 455000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 165000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 115000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 100000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12640-12640A0102 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 0 8000000 8000000 0 0 0 16000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including preventive chemical control and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12640-12640A0103 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12640-12640A0105 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 0 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12829 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Human rights Government & Civil Society-general LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12829-12829A0101 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 6000000 0 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 18000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center SE-0-SE-6-12829-12829A0102 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 381122 381122 0 381122 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 381122.05 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center SE-0-SE-6-12829-12829A0103 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 12000000 12000000 12000000 16000000 0 0 6000000 6000000 6000000 0 0 6000000 8000000 0 6000000 0 8000000 6000000 6000000 0 58000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 8000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 8000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, with a special focus on marginalised groups and defenders and agents of democracy Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper och demokratins försvarare och röstbärare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, particularly regarding women’s political participation and economic empowerment, and greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, särskilt avseende kvinnors politiska deltagande och ekonomiska egenmakt, samt ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened conditions for accountability, increased transparency and lower levels of corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12829-12829A0104 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 10000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, with a special focus on marginalised groups and defenders and agents of democracy Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper och demokratins försvarare och röstbärare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13127 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burundi Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Cameroon Kenya Madagascar Namibia Nigeria Rwanda Eswatini Togo Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Africa, regional Ending violence against women and girls Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general The results summary covers the implementation period May 2019 to December 2025. The results are structured according to the three strategic areas of the MenEngage Africa Strategic Plan 2024-2027: Advocacy, Accountability, and Partnerships. MEA has established itself as a high-impact network by strengthening its members' organisational capacities and creating a connected, cohesive structure across the continent. MEA's membership base increased from 22 countries in 2019 to 24 country coalitions and from 350 to over 500 organisations in 2023. Under 2024-2025, focus shifted toward quality and accountability: a systematic network-wide audit removed inactive and unverified members, reducing the number to around 300 organisations. Those remaining are confirmed, active and accountable actors, a deliberate choice reflecting a movement that prioritises credibility over size. Strategic Area 1: Advocacy MEA's work focused on contributing to a more enabling policy environment that promotes gender transformative approaches has involved active engagement in local, national, and international advocacy to promote the inclusion of men and boys in gender equality policies and programs. By participating in policy dialogues, submitting policy recommendations, and engaging with decision-makers, MEA has contributed to integrate gender-transformative approaches into key policy frameworks at different levels, such as for example; South Africa's National Strategic Plan on Gender-based violence and femicide 2020-2030, the Kenya AIDS Strategic Framework (KASF II) (2020/2021 - 2024/2025) and Ugandas National Plan of Action for Sexual and Gender Based Violence and Violence Against Children. Similar advocacy has taken place in Botswana and Nigeria, with MEA influencing language in the National Gender and Development policy as evidenced in the Universal Peer Review report submitted by Botswana in December 2020 and in the revised National HIV and AIDS Strategic Framework of Nigeria 2019-2021. A few other examples of what the MEA members advocacy work has led to is that Zimbabwe's Constitutional Court in 2022, effectively outlawed child marriages by raising the legal age of consent from 16 to 18. In 2023, Zambia followed suit by amending its 1918 Marriage Act to raise the minimum marriage age to 18 for all marriages, including those under customary law. In Malawi, MEA members successfully advocated for the launch of an Ending Child Marriage Strategy, leading to the 2023 Penal Code Amendment, which raised the age of consent from 16 to 18. MEA has further started to build strategic partnerships with regional economic communities, including the Southern African Development Community (SADC), the East African Community (EAC), and the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA). MEA have re-engaged policymakers on critical issues such as the Anti-Cross-Border FGM and EAC SRHR Bill. Together with the Eastern African Sub-Regional Support Initiative (EASSI), MEA has conducted sensitisation sessions with policymakers to enhance the implementation of existing laws and policies, aiming to close the gaps in addressing FGM and other harmful practices. This sustained engagement culminated in the EAC Elimination of FGM Bill (Bill No. 6 of 2025) being gazetted and receiving its first reading in EALA in 2025, the result of systematic coalition-building since 2021 in which MEA, EASSI and UNFPA sensitised legislators and financed consultation processes. MEA networks are present in seven of the eight EAC member states and are central to the Bill's future domestication and implementation. In collaboration with SADC, MEA's efforts have centered on GBV prevention and implementing the SADC Model Laws on GBV and Child Marriages. MEA have also engaged private sector actors alongside CSOs and policymakers to encourage states to commit to ILO Convention 190 on Violence and Harassment. During the period, six MEA countries have signed and ratified ILO Convention C190: Namibia (2020), South Africa (2021), Nigeria (2022), Uganda (2023), Lesotho (2023), and Rwanda (2024). Beyond national frameworks, MEA contributed directly to the inclusion of positive masculinities as a guiding principle in Article 6 of the African Union's first binding continental legal framework on gender-based violence (AU-CEVAWG), adopted in February 2025. At the G20 Social Summit in November 2025, President Ramaphosa declared GBVF a national disaster in South Africa, a political shift that sustained civil society advocacy, including Sonke's leading role in the Civil 20 (C20), the official civil society engagement platform within the G20, is assessed to have contributed to. At the national level, MEA has shifted from external advocacy to co-designing policy: in Zimbabwe, MEA is collaborating with the Ministry of Women's Affairs on a National Strategy for Male Engagement, and in Eswatini, cooperation with the Deputy Prime Minister's Office has established high-visibility channels for promoting positive masculinities and preventing GBV. In terms of engaging men and boys in SRHR an important component has been focused on regional commitment development, where Sonke and MenEngage Africa played an instrumental role in a Technical Working Group that led to the creation of a West and Central Africa commitment. The commitment, endorsed by 24 ministers, focuses on ensuring that adolescents and young people are educated, healthy, and thriving, which is marking a political shift towards prioritizing youth SRHR issues. There has however been a lot of challenges connected to the work focused on SRHR. Country networks have reported difficulties securing sufficient funding and resources due to regressive laws on key SRHR issues such as safe abortion, CSE, and LGBTI rights. Despite these challenges, MEA's research and advocacy on LGBTQI rights yielded concrete results: a study on Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act contributed to the Constitutional Court striking down four clauses of the Act in 2024, including the one restricting healthcare access for LGBTQI persons. MEA have continued to work with faith and traditional leaders to promote gender equality through grassroots mobilisation, working closely with community leaders, faith-based organisations, and traditional authorities. By engaging these key stakeholders, MEA has fostered community ownership of gender-transformative initiatives, ensuring that interventions are culturally relevant and sustainable. In Malawi and Namibia, MEA network partners have been working closely with these religious and traditional leaders to challenge harmful traditional and religious norms related to fatherhood. In several of MEA's country networks, the role of traditional and religious leaders has evolved from passive gatekeepers to active advocates and innovators. Tools like the Engaging Men in the Elimination of Child Marriage manual empowered religious and traditional leaders in countries like Nigeria and Kenya to commit to ending harmful practices such as unsafe abortion and FGM within their communities. This commitment deepened further as the period progressed: in Liberia, the National Council of Chiefs and Elders declared a ban on FGM in February 2023, directly preceded by MEA's policy scorecard mapping FGM legislation across five countries and capacity support to traditional leaders. In Malawi, a traditional leader transformed from a passive witness to the high maternal mortality caused by unsafe abortions into an active lobbyist for a new abortion law now expected to be adopted. In Uganda, traditional leaders in the Lango sub-region documented and disseminated local proverbs adapted to communicate SRHR and GBV prevention demonstrating that traditional leaders can function as innovators in norm change. The MenCare campaign, led by Sonke, has grown throughout the period to link approximately 50 organisations in 18 countries, attracting co-funders including ADA, GIZ, Save the Children and Generation Gender, making it a sustainable platform that continues beyond individual funding cycles. MEA partners have further actively been engaging men as caregivers and fathers through advocacy initiatives at both local and national levels in 20 countries. Together with key partners, including Equimundo, Save the Children, Rutgers, and MEA Global, MenEngage Africa has developed a series of State of the World Fathers reports and country reports with specific recommendations for shifting norms towards promoting positive parenting, parental leave policies, recognition, and redistribution of care work, with Rwanda and Zimbabwe joining the research initiative in 2023. The cumulative impact of this research became visible when the State of South Africa Fathers Report was cited in the Van Wyk case, a South African labour court case in which the High Court declared parts of labour legislation unconstitutional for discriminating against parents, an unusually clear example of research leading to legal change. Strategic Area 2: Accountability MEA further continued its work on strengthening accountability to the sector, meaning that MEA and its country networks shall be held accountable to the SRHR, women's rights and gender justice movements, through policies and practices that are based on solidarity, equality, justice and feminist principles. Through a co-creation process coordinated by the Men Engage Global Alliance Secretariat and in collaboration with women's rights and gender justice partners to align with broader feminist principles, MEA participated in developing the MenEngage Accountability framework in 2023. The purpose of the framework is to ensure that MEA's actions directly respond to the priorities and needs identified by these movements, maintaining a focus on gender equality and social justice. MEA secretariat hosts regular dialogues and capacity-building sessions on Accountability Standards and Guidelines for its members. The sessions provide reflection, learning, and improvement opportunities, helping network members enhance their understanding of accountability and to effectively apply the principles in their work. As a result of popularising the accountability framework among members, the secretariat and the regional steering committee have received an increasing amount of reports of sexual harassment and fraud and have investigated several cases from country networks and successfully implemented the recommendations in the investigation reports. This is an unexpected but significant result: an increase in reporting is a sign of norm change that the network's own members are now holding each other accountable in ways that were not previously possible. This shift in accountability culture is further reflected in changes to MEA's own leadership structures: during 2021-2023 a woman was elected as regional steering committee chair for the first time, followed in 2023 by the election of a gender non-conforming person from the LGBTQI community as chair, and the youth steering committee chair is now an LGBTQI person, a change in which voices shape the network's priorities. At the country level, capacity development has been uneven but with clear progress: HANDLE South Sudan, one of MEA's country network secretariats, was previously assessed by Sonke as having limited financial management capacity, but progressed to become a model of financial governance with five new policy documents, a computerised accounting system, and zero errors across two consecutive audits. Strategic Area 3: Partnerships The capacity building has included comprehensive capacity assessments for MEA partners, revealing substantial gaps in understanding and implementing the Gender Transformative Approach (GTA). To address the gaps MEA secretariat carried out in person trainings and linked partners to global dialogues on various topics to facilitate knowledge exchange. The secretariat further conducted strength assessments across MEA country networks to evaluate each networks and member organisations capacitity. The MEA secretariat further provided technical support on GTA implementation to various strategic partners, including Rutgers, Plan Finland, IAMANEH Sweis, Concern Worldwide, and UN Women. The various trainings led to MEA developing a checklist for integrating the transformation of masculinities into project activities. MEA has throughout the period worked to strengthen youth leadership and meaningful participation, with young people progressively moving from beneficiaries to co-creators of change. Initiatives like the 'Power to Youth' and Generation Gender have empowered young people to participate actively in gender justice advocacy and program implementation. MEA youth developed practical tools including the Media toolkit and the "Meaningful Youth Participation (MYIP) Checklist", developed in collaboration with CHOICE for Youth, to help organisations engage with young people as partners, stakeholders, and leaders rather than simply beneficiaries. This commitment to youth leadership has yielded concrete results: youth advocates secured formal seats on district health committees in Uganda, and young people in Malawi successfully drove commitments from health facilities on youth-friendly opening hours and accessibility improvements. MATI training cohorts delivered throughout the period, including the 2024 cohort bringing together 25 activists from 18 countries on "Building Feminist Peace in Africa", have generated documented behavioural changes among alumni: a Ugandan medical doctor now mobilises men as change agents in reproductive health, a journalist uses media as an advocacy tool, a MATI 2024 fellow in Malawi documented five cases of child marriage he successfully intervened to prevent, and Tendai Kunyelesa from Zimbabwe contributed to national peace and reconciliation processes and led grassroots projects combining women, peace and security with positive masculinities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13127-13127A0101 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 7500000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 9000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 30000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 15000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 7500000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 7500000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 9000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2018–2022 Jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018-2022 Enhanced global and regional preconditions to implement and strengthen global normative frameworks for gender equality and the enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Stärkta globala och regionala förutsättningar att genomföra och stärka det globala normativa ramverket för jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced global and regional preconditions to counteract discrimination and gender-stereotypical norms and attitudes Stärkta globala och regionala förutsättningar att verka mot diskriminering och könsstereotypa normer och attityder. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced methods and capacity development for gender equality efforts Stärkt metod- och kapacitetsutveckling för jämställdhetsarbete Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13127-13127A0102 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 9000000 16000000 10000000 9000000 12000000 6000000 0 37000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 12000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 9000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 10000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 6000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Swedish global development cooperation on gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2022–2026 Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022- 2026 Global normative frame works Globala normativa ramverk Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Prevention of discrimination and gender stereotype norms Motverka diskriminering och könsstereotypa normer Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Method- and Capacity development Metod- och kapacitetsutveckling Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13127-13127A0103 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1200000 -36217 0 0 1200000 -36217 0 1163783 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 1200000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC -36216.58 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Gender equality, women's and girls' freedom and empowerment 2025-2028 Jämställdhet, kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt 2025-2028 Greater efforts against sexual and gender-based violence, and the combating of discrimination, oppressive and harmful norms and practices Stärkt arbete mot sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld samt motverkande av diskriminering, förtryckande och skadliga normer och sedvänjor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased economic empowerment and equality before the law for women and girls Ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och likhet inför lagen för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased political and societal influence and participation in decision-making for women and girls Ökat politiskt och samhälleligt inflytande och deltagande i beslutsfattande för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13127-13127A0201 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 228000 228000 0 0 228000 Ernst & Young 228000 Ernst & Young Swedish global development cooperation on gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2022–2026 Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022- 2026 Global normative frame works Globala normativa ramverk Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Prevention of discrimination and gender stereotype norms Motverka diskriminering och könsstereotypa normer Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Method- and Capacity development Metod- och kapacitetsutveckling Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13366 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sudan (the) Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Public sector policy and administrative management Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general Summary of main results (Outcome 1) Strengthened women's collective leadership and coordination. The Peace for Sudan Platform expanded from 43 to 50 organizations, evolving into a coordinated advocacy coalition with shared positions and joint representation in national, regional and international forums. More than 50 women strengthened their skills in leadership, mediation, negotiation and advocacy, creating a network of trained women peacebuilders better equipped to engage in peace and humanitarian processes. Women's organizations agreed on common priorities, including women's participation in peace processes, accountability for conflict-related sexual violence, humanitarian access and direct funding for women-led organizations which were consistently promoted across nine international advocacy platforms. Two national coordination platforms were established on women's access to justice and UNSCR 1325 and political participation - strengthening collaboration among women's organizations. Sudanese women engaged directly with the UN Country Team, African Union, UN Special Envoy and other international actors, resulting in commitments from UN partners to strengthen engagement with women-led organizations and increase support for their participation in humanitarian and peace processes. Overall, the programme strengthened the institutional foundations for women's meaningful participation in future peace processes by improving coordination, leadership, advocacy and access to decision-makers, despite the continued exclusion of women from formal peace negotiations. Summary of main results (Outcome 2) The programme supported the set up three Comprehensive Women and Girls Safe Spaces (CWGSS), community referral mechanisms and coordination systems, creating the foundation for survivor-centred GBV services in Gedaref and White Nile States. During the first implementation period, 1 613 people (1 496 women and 117 men) benefited from GBV prevention, psychosocial support, referral and livelihoods activities, while 66 GBV survivors were identified and referred to specialized case management. The programme strengthened community awareness and resilience. GBV awareness and women's rights activities reached 752 community members, exceeding the annual target, while 50 women completed livelihoods training and the first Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) was established to strengthen women's economic resilience. The programme trained 20 community leaders on survivor-centred referral pathways and protection principles, laying the groundwork for stronger community-based GBV prevention and response. Although dignity kit distribution and community peace dialogues were delayed by procurement and administrative processes, the programme reports that it established the systems, partnerships and referral structures needed to scale up GBV prevention and response in subsequent phases. Overall, the programme achieved start-up and systems-building results, improving access to survivor-centred services and community-based protection, while recognising that longer-term changes in GBV prevention, help-seeking behaviour and community norms have not yet been demonstrated. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13366-13366A0101 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 4000000 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 4000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 4000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -1353690.1899999999 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1353690 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13366-13366A0102 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1600000 6000000 6200000 6000000 0 0 0 0 1600000 0 0 6200000 0 13800000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1600000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 6000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 6200000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 More inclusive peace processes, with greater participation of women and young people Mer inkluderande fredsprocesser, där kvinnor och unga deltar i större utsträckning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved rule of law, increased transparency, and strengthened conditions for accountability Förbättrad rättssäkerhet och ökad transparens samt stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13366-13366A0103 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10500000 10350000 10000000 7000000 7250000 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 10500000 0 7250000 0 0 10350000 0 0.0000000005 0 0 -0.0000000008 10000000 32975000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 12125000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10500000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10350000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3500000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3500000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3625000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3625000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 More inclusive peace processes, with greater participation of women and young people Mer inkluderande fredsprocesser, där kvinnor och unga deltar i större utsträckning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13366-13366A0104 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7250000 7250000 0 7250000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women SE-0-SE-6-13370 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Reproductive health care Family planning Personnel development for population and reproductive health Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health 2024 In 2024, PMRS provided comprehensive SRHR services to almost 625,000 beneficiaries across 15 clinics that PMRS operates in Palestine, 95% of which are females. In terms of women's health, PMRS provided early screening, lab tests, and risk assessments to women during early pregnancy. Additionally, follow up to new mothers and their babies, especially in areas where hospital access is limited was also provided. Midwives additionally provided lifesaving support, assisted with deliveries, and provided maternal care especially in Gaza where many deliveries occured outside of the hospitals. GBV: In addition to establishing safe spaces within several fixed clinics, PMRS significantly expanded its outreach by deploying mobile teams composed of general practitioners, women's health specialists, nurses, midwives, social workers, and psychologists. These multidisciplinary teams delivered essential sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services and robust gender based violence (GBV) response interventions directly to communities in need. A holistic, survivor centred approach was adopted, integrating psychosocial support to ensure that women and girls affected by trauma or violence received comprehensive care and assistance. As a result of these efforts, 45,432 individuals benefited from PMRS services. This included: 9,296 individuals who received basic psychosocial support outside of case management (6,131 in Gaza and 3,165 in the West Bank). 17,747 at risk women and girls who accessed at least one GBV related service (11,705 in Gaza and 6,042 in the West Bank). 14,809 at risk GBV survivors who received comprehensive GBV case management services (9,767 in Gaza and 5,042 in the West Bank). 3,580 individuals who benefited from specialised services addressing the needs of sexual violence survivors, including case management (2,315 in Gaza and 1,265 in the West Bank). SRHR and GBV education and awareness raising reached a total 235,794 beneficiaries. PMRS launched an urgent and far reaching emergency response, rapidly scaling up operations to confront the unprecedented health crisis engulfing Gaza and the West Bank. 48 mobile medical teams were deployed to the most severely affected areas, delivering critical, lifesaving care to communities isolated by violence and destruction. At the same time, 15 fixed PMRS primary healthcare clinics were reinforced to absorb overwhelming demand and maintain uninterrupted access to essential health services. PMRS overall reached a total of 2,782,881 beneficiaries, provided with various services (curative, preventive, awareness, outreach) . No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13370-13370A0101 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 1900000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 1900000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 11900000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 1900000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13370-13370A0104 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1600000 0 0 1600000 0 1600000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 1600000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Improved access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health and rights, and a focus on children’s health. Förbättrad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, och med fokus på barns hälsa. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13370-13370A0201 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 6100000 0 0 0 10000000 6100000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 21100000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 2000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 2000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 10000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 6100000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13370-13370A0202 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5400000 0 0 5400000 5400000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5400000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Improved access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health and rights, and a focus on children’s health. Förbättrad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, och med fokus på barns hälsa. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13388 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Research/scientific institutions COVID-19 control Other Multisector Basic Health The contribution has generated a range of concrete results across policy development, capacity building and innovation support, while also producing several important outcomes that were not explicitly foreseen at the outset. Among the most significant results has been the programmes ability to attract substantial additional funding and expand in scale. Sidas early support contributed to establishing AI4D as a credible platform, which in turn enabled the mobilisation of large commitments from other donors, most notably the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and USAID, allowing the programme to continue and expand into a second phase beyond Sidas funding period. This development represents a major catalytic effect of the contribution which has strengthened the long-term sustainability and reach of the initiative. In line with the programmes envisaged results in teh field of policy, AI4D-supported partners have played a visible role in AI governance processes at continental and national levels. This includes direct involvement in the drafting of the African Union AI Continental Strategy, as well as technical contributions to national AI strategies in countries such as Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya. The programme has also resulted in regional policy dialogue on AI and data governance, including engagement with Francophone African countries, as well as participation in African Commission working groups. With regard to capacity development, the programme has supported the training and professional development of a growing number of African researchers and practitioners in AI. For example, the ACTS (Kenya) capacity programme supported 56 beneficiaries (22 MSc students, 24 PhD scholars and 10 early career academics) from 22 African public universities in 18 countries, who produced 51 publications. Capacity building results also include the establishment of a first Masters degree programme in AI in Burkina Faso through the CITADEL lab, which trained three cohorts, while also sending seven thesis students to continue their research abroad. In addition, AI4D-supported university laboratories such as the Responsible AI Lab at KNUST in Ghana delivered targeted skills initiatives, including women-focused STEM camps and digital coding programmes. In the area of innovation, the programme has supported the development of a number of AI-based solutions addressing development challenges in different sectors. Within health, the Hub for Artificial Intelligence in Maternal, Sexual and Reproductive Health supported ten subgrantee innovators from seven countries who developed chatbots, predictive analytics tools and image analysis algorithms. In agriculture and food systems, AI4AFS-supported projects included the development of AI tools in Nigeria to improve disease detection and irrigation management for pepper crops. In public service delivery, the CITADEL lab in Burkina Faso collaborated with government actors to develop a speech-to-text application aimed at improving access to public services for low-literacy citizens. In the education sector, the RobotsMali initiative produced and translated 180 open-source childrens books into the Bambara language using AI-supported tools and distributed these materials to more than 300 primary school. While much of this remains at early stages of deployment, it illustrates concrete progress in developing applied research and contextually adapted innovation. The AI4COVID component of the contribution also produced tangible results during the pandemic period. For example, governments and public health authorities in multiple African countries used AI-based tools developed by the Africa-Canada Artificial Intelligence and Data Innovation Consortium to monitor outbreaks, identify geographic hotspots and support vaccine delivery strategies. In Senegal, programme-supported researchers were contracted by UNESCO to carry out national AI readiness assessments and support the translation of international ethical AI recommendations into national institutional and regulatory frameworks. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13388-13388A0101 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden IDRC/International Development Research Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10823510 15240000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 -0.0000000009 0 15240000 0 0.0000000005 0 10823510 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000009 0 0 0.0000000014 0 0 0 0 0 36063510 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 10000000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 10823510 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 15240000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13388-13388A0102 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden IDRC/International Development Research Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15117000 15304138 2086000 0 0 5000000 0 2086000 10117000 0 0 7531953.9999999981 0 0.0000000019 7772184 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32507138 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 5000000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 10117000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 7772184 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 7531954 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 2086000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13388-13388A0103 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden IDRC/International Development Research Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4660000 17785000 10557889 -1132635 0 7619625 0 0 4660000 0 17785000 0 1827379 0 0 0 -0.0000000001 0 -12500 0.0000000001 2938264 -2960014 31870254 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 4660000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 17785000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 7619625 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 2938264 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1827379 IDRC/International Development Research Centre -2960014.2599999998 IDRC/International Development Research Centre -12348.78 IDRC/International Development Research Centre Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13388-13388A0104 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden IDRC/International Development Research Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 714000 6214630 2442111 70000 891750 714000 0 -0.0000000001 0 70000 6214630 0 0 0 0.0000000009 1550361 0 9440741 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 714000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 6214630 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 891750 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1550361 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 70000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13720 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Reproductive health care Ending violence against women and girls Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general The report reflects a well-structured, multisectoral approach in line with UNFPAs global priorities. The strategic focus on fragility, localization, and innovation is aligned with Sida's commitments to rights-based and sustainable programming. Results: 1. Reducing Preventable Maternal Deaths - 95% of deliveries in UNFPA supported health facilities were attended by qualified personnel. - 509,760 unsafe abortions and 6,396 maternal deaths were averted. - 1,006 obstetric fistula repairs conducted, with services expanded to 23 of 26 provinces. - Emergency Reproductive Health Services provided in crisis affected areas via mobile clinics and SONU trained providers. 2. Expanding Access to Family Planning - 3.2 million users of modern contraceptives reached. - Evaluation of the supply chain led to clear operational recommendations and support to last mile providers such as Tulane. - Mobile clinics expanded to fragile areas (over 10 clinics established in conflict provinces) - 4.9 million out of school adolescents received vocational starter kits with integrated SRHR education. 3. Addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) - 1,372 GBV survivors received holistic care. - More than 1 million individuals reached through GBV risk awareness and mitigation campaigns. - 3,434 GBV allegations received via green line, including 478 SEA cases in schools. - The Makala prison crisis response was rapid, with provision of post rape kits and dignity supplies. 4. Youth Leadership and Empowerment - A total of 242,629 out of school girls received entrepreneurship and SRHR education. - CEICA Boma center was revitalized to support youth friendly services and engagement. - Fun activities (e.g., sports broadcasts) were used innovatively to attract youth to services. 5. Policy, Data, and Demographic Intelligence - Completion of EDSIII (Demographic and Health Survey), with a formal report expected in early 2025. - Strengthening of the National Institute of Statistics and ongoing support to the civil registration system. - Support to the draft statistical law and participation in the ICPD30 review. Key achievements: - Strong Alignment with UNFPA Strategic Priorities: Clear focus on the three transformative results ending preventable maternal deaths, unmet need for family planning and GBV. - Improving access in Fragile, Hard to Reach Areas: Mobile clinics and decentralized offices (Goma, Lubumbashi, Kinshasa) were instrumental in reaching IDPs and conflict affected populations. - Holistic GBV Programming: Integrated approach with legal, medical, psychosocial, and economic reintegration components. - Youth focused Innovations: Attention to adolescent girls and integration of education, vocational training, and SRHR information is commendable. Critical reflections (OBS! the analysis below is based on the assumption that the data for 2023 & 2024, cover only the respective years, and do not represent cumulative data) - UNFPA scaled-up service coverage and maternal death prevention in 2024 compared to 2023 i.e. deliveries in supported facilities attended by qualified staff increased from 90.5% to 95%; deliveries attended by qualified staff increased from from 38,760 in 2023 to 1,308,216 in 2024; averted maternal death almost doubled from 3,056 in 2023 to 6,396 in 2024. - The report indicates a shift from institutional strengthening (2023) to direct service delivery and mobile outreach in crisis settings (2024). - UNFPA seems to have strengthened alignment with H6 partnership, and community based maternal care models. - Significant changes in GBV programming whereby reduction in scale was replaced by in depth focus with more emphasis on holistic care and institutional reform e.g. a total of 21,372 survivors received care in 2024 compared to 209,600 in 2023 (OBS!2023 figure includes all types of services) - Similarly, the year 2023 focused more on systems-building (FONAREV, PSEA networks) while 2024 focused on incident response, survivor-centered care, and community-level awareness. This change could could be ascribed to the conflict which necessitated the need to focus on incident reporting, survivor-centred care etc. given the increased cases of GBV as a result of the conflict in the East. - Cross-Cutting Themes and Fragility Context; UNFPA maintained strong presence in Eastern DRC conflict zones via decentralized offices (Goma, Lubumbashi). - Services provided in more than 15 provinces with mobile clinics, particularly North Kivu, Ituri, Tanganyika. - The year 2024, saw increased focus on SEA prevention, positive masculinity, and community based GBV referral systems No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13720-13720A0101 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 5000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 10000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Increased awareness of and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), focusing on young people Ökad medvetenhet om och tillgänglighet till sexuel och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), med fokus på ungdomar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity to prevent sexual and gender-based violence and alleviate its consequences Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och lindra konsekvenserna av sexuellt och könsrelaterad våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13720-13720A0102 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 20000000 30000000 25000000 25000000 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 30000000 15000000 0 0 20000000 0 2000000 0 0 25000000 0 0 117000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 20000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 30000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 25000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 25000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13720-13720A0103 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6500000 6500000 6500000 0 0 0 0 0 6500000 13000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 6500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 6500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13720-13720A0104 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund SE-0-SE-6-13734 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general The reported results are presented below according to the three outcomes of the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 20202025, which remained the Fund's governing results framework throughout the reporting period. Although 2025 marked the first year of implementation of the Global Disability Fund Strategy 20252030, the reported achievements primarily reflect progress against the objectives of the SOF. Together, the examples illustrate how country-level programmes contributed to institutional and systems-level change across the Fund's three intended outcomes. Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. During 2025, the Fund continued strengthening the capacity of governments, United Nations Country Teams and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to develop and implement disability-inclusive policies and systems. Across the portfolio, programmes combined technical assistance, practical implementation tools and institutional capacity development, demonstrating continued progress in translating CRPD commitments into institutional practice. Examples of results include: - In Cambodia, more than 4,500 stakeholders strengthened their capacity to design and implement disability-inclusive policies and services, with 87 percent reporting improved knowledge and skills following training and technical support. - In Eswatini, disability indicators were integrated into the national Health Management Information System (HMIS) and Education Management Information System (EMIS), while more than 300 health professionals were trained in neonatal disability screening. - In Guatemala, government institutions, municipalities and OPDs jointly developed disability-inclusive planning tools, accessibility standards and disability data systems to support more inclusive public planning and service delivery. The Accelerating Disability Rights in Cambodia programme illustrates these results particularly well. In addition to large-scale capacity development, the programme strengthened six Provincial Disability Action Councils and established 18 District Disability Action Councils, contributing to stronger local ownership and increased budget allocations for disability inclusion. As a result, access to inclusive services increased from 4,995 persons with disabilities in 2021 to 46,487 in 2025, demonstrating how strengthened institutional capacity translated into improved service delivery. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. The reporting demonstrates continued progress in strengthening the policy, governance and institutional foundations required for implementation of the CRPD. Across 36 country programmes, the Fund contributed to 98 regulatory and systems changes, while 22 countries established or strengthened formal mechanisms for OPD participation. In total, 1,323 stakeholders participated in the design, reform and implementation of disability-inclusive policies and systems. Examples of results include: - In Zimbabwe, the Government operationalised the National Disability Policy through a costed Action Plan, disability-inclusive budgeting tools and strengthened public oversight. - In Ecuador, the national manual for sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence services was revised to align with CRPD standards through close collaboration with the Ministry of Health and organisations of persons with disabilities. - In Fiji, technical assistance supported review of employment legislation and development of proposals to strengthen protection against disability-based discrimination in the labour market. Zimbabwe provides a good example of how policy and institutional reforms can translate into improved public services for persons with disabilities. GDF supported implementation of the National Disability Policy through a costed Action Plan, disability-inclusive budgeting tools and new auditing guidelines adopted by the Office of the Auditor General. Building on these reforms, integrated one-stop centres and mobile outreach services improved access to gender-based violence services for more than 550 women and girls with disabilities during 2025, illustrating how stronger governance and financing systems can lead to better services for rights-holders. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. Disability inclusion became increasingly integrated into national development planning and monitoring during 2025. Across the portfolio, 25 countries advanced disability-inclusive UN development and humanitarian programming, 31 countries strengthened disability-inclusive national development planning for the SDGs, and 39 countries established or reinforced formal mechanisms enabling organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to participate in national planning and monitoring processes. Examples of results include: - In Ghana, the Government established a National Disability Database and operationalised a National Disability Data Framework to strengthen disability-inclusive planning and SDG monitoring. - In Mozambique, disability inclusion was incorporated into the Common Country Analysis for the first time, providing an evidence base for the next United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework. - In Kenya, OPDs participated in county budget consultations for the 2025/26 planning cycle, contributing to disability-inclusive budgeting, humanitarian preparedness and emergency planning. - Across ten Pacific Island countries, governments, UN agencies and OPDs strengthened disability-inclusive planning through regional cooperation, technical assistance and peer learning. Ghana demonstrates well how stronger national systems can support disability-inclusive development planning. The Government developed a National Disability Database and operationalised a National Disability Data Framework, both linked to the national statistical platform, StatsBank. This strengthened the use of disability-disaggregated data in national planning and enabled disability indicators to be more systematically reflected in Ghana's Voluntary National Review of the SDGs. A multi-stakeholder workshop involving 65 representatives from government, OPDs, civil society and the United Nations further strengthened coordination around disability-inclusive development planning. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13734-13734A0101 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 27500000 27500000 27500000 27500000 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 27500000 0 0 27500000 0 20000000 27500000 27500000 0 130000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13734-13734A0102 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10500000 0 10500000 10500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Sustainable solutions for internally displaced persons and their host societies, and improved conditions for safe and orderly return. Hållbara lösningar för internflyktingar och deras värdsamhällen samt stärkta förutsättningar för ordnat och säkert återvändande. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for reintegration of ex-combatants. Stärkta förutsättningar för återintegrering av före detta stridande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13734-13734A0103 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 27500000 27500000 35000000 0 27500000 0 0 0 0 27500000 90000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 35000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13734-13734A0104 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 15000000 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13784 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional South of Sahara, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Four Peer Learning and Exchanges (PLEs) were organised during the inception phase, with participation from the following 22 African countries including Anglophone, Francophone and Lusophone Africa: Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Cabo Verde, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Malawi, Mali, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Seychelles, South Africa and Uganda. In most cases, country representatives presented country experience, either as a formal presenter in the programme or through the opportunities provided for participants to share country experience more informally. Pilots: Ghana. Finalized its Second Climate Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (CPEIR) study. The report has since been published and already informing climate finance frameworks and mainstreaming of climate finance into public financial management systems and reforms. A Climate Budget Tagging (CBT) operations manual and associated guideline for the Government of Ghana has also been finalized. The operations manual provides step by step elaboration (how to) of the climate finance reporting system at the various Divisions at Ministry of Finance i.e. processes and procedures and methods and tools for preparing and analysing economic, financial, technical, legal, and environmental/social benefits to the investment projects/programmes. Cabo Verde. The projects supported the preparation of a financing framework for the National Determined Contribution (NDC). The timing for the Cabo Verde support was timely as the country had also started consultations on a Development Finance Assessment (DFA) and subsequent development of an Integrated National Financing Framework (INFF) for SDGs, aligned to their National Development Plan, also under preparation. Namibia. The country was supported by IBFCCA at the request of the government. Namibia finalized a feasibility study on the Implementation of a Climate Budget Tagging Tool on its fiscus, that led to proposed classification of climate relevant expenditure and coding of climate finance as a means to mainstream climate into public finance management systems. The study will contribute to the facilitation of public finance management systems reforms for effective mainstreaming of climate finance into national planning and budgeting. A similar study was conducted in South Africa which has enabled an exchange of experiences between the two neighboring countries. In the inception phase, each component focused on implementing activities as effectively as possible, in a short timeframe. Regular fortnightly coordination meetings ensured that all partners are aware of progress across the IBFCCA programme and partners have collaborated on some activities (eg UNDP and CARBI on PLE3 and IIED/IBP and CABRI on PLE4). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13784-13784A0101 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 9000000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 9000000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 3500000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative -3500000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13784-13784A0103 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 0 3500000 3500000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 3500000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13784-13784A0104 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -2009333 -2009333 0 -2009333 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative -2009332.53 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13784-13784A0201 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 132000 132000 0 132000 Ernst & Young 132000 Ernst & Young Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13913 Sweden The Systems Innovation Partnership is created by Climate KIC, Sida and the Dutch MFA with the purpose to accelerate learning of how to work with systems innovation by sharing ideas, tools, methods, and experience, exploring solutions to common challenges and co-developing the systems innovation tools based on new insights. Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified Insatsen har även genererat konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiken. Projekten inom Experimentation Fund har arbetat med systemkartläggning, relationsbyggande, policyinflytande och utveckling av nya affärsmodeller. Exempel inkluderar kvinnors ledarskap i vatten och markförvaltning i Uganda, utveckling av cirkulära affärsmodeller i Colombia och nya kreditlösningar för kvinnliga erickshawförare i Indien. Dessa exempel visar att systeminnovation kan bidra till både sociala, ekonomiska och institutionella förändringar i lokala kontexter. Vidare visar rapporten att SILP har ökat förståelsen för systeminnovation inom och mellan partnerorganisationer. Genom gemensamma metoder såsom icebergmodellen, sensemaking och portfoliotänkande har SILP etablerat ett gemensamt språk och en metodram som används av både grantees och Sidapersonal. Kunskapsspridningen har skett både genom formella lärandeformat och genom informella nätverk. Slutligen har SILP etablerat en aktiv community of practice. Experimentation Fund Cohort fortsätter att samarbeta även efter finansieringsperiodens slut, och SILP:s olika lärandeformat har skapat en bred gemenskap av organisationer som arbetar med systeminnovation. Detta nätverk utgör en viktig resurs för fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte inom utvecklingssamarbetet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13913-13913A0101 Sweden The Systems Innovation Partnership is created by Climate KIC, Sida and the Dutch MFA with the purpose to accelerate learning of how to work with systems innovation by sharing ideas, tools, methods, and experience, exploring solutions to common challenges and co-developing the systems innovation tools based on new insights. Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. Sweden Climate-KIC International Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Climate-KIC International Foundation 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 8600000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8600000 0 0 7000000 0 0 15600000 Climate-KIC International Foundation 8600000 Climate-KIC International Foundation 7000000 Climate-KIC International Foundation Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13913-13913A0102 Sweden The Systems Innovation Partnership is created by Climate KIC, Sida and the Dutch MFA with the purpose to accelerate learning of how to work with systems innovation by sharing ideas, tools, methods, and experience, exploring solutions to common challenges and co-developing the systems innovation tools based on new insights. Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. 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Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. 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Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. Sweden Climate-KIC International Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Climate-KIC International Foundation 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 5000000 5000000 Climate-KIC International Foundation 5000000 Climate-KIC International Foundation Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthened development and application of innovative methods and forms of collaboration and financing that contribute to sustainable development Stärkt utveckling och tillämpning av innovativa metoder samt samverkans- och finansieringsformer som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14101 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Business development services Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Business & Other Services Administrative Costs of Donors Även om den aktuella insatsen (inbetalning av de årliga administrativa avgifterna till PIDG) härmed avslutas, så fortsätter Sidas engagemang, medlemskap i och finansiering av PIDG. Sedan PIDGs start 2003 har 233 projekt till ett värde av 41,5 miljarder USD finansierats. 25,5 miljarder USD i privat finansiering har mobiliserats med hjälp av dessa investeringar. I aggregerade termer bedöms ca 22 miljoner människor ha fått tillgång till förbättrad infrastruktur, både i privatlivet och som eknomiska aktörer, inom hvudsakligen transport, energi, digitalisering, vatten och sanitet, logistik. Dessa investeringar bedöms också ha lett till ökad sysselsättning på kort och längre sikt, såväl direkt i projekten som som konsekvens av de infrastrukturtjänster som möjliggörs av investeringarna. PIDGs egna uppskattning är att i storkleksordningen 300 000 jobb har genererats. PIDG har haft ett starkt fattigdomsperspektiv, vilket speglas av landallokeringen av investeringarna: 48 respektive 50% i fragila stater och låginkomstländer. 70% av investeringarna har skett i Afrika, 20% i Asien och 10% i övriga regioner. PIDG har också bidragit till marknadsutveckling genom att genom finansiering och teknisk assistans stötta emitteringen av hållbara obligationer (gröna obligationer, sociala obligationer) i länder där sådana inte getts ut tidigare. PIDG har också bidragit till att sätta upp lokalt drivna garantifaciliteter i Nigeria, Pakistan och Kenya. Dessa faciliteter ska utfärda garantier för investeringar inom flera olika sektorer i dessa länder. Källa: PIDG Impact and Sustainability Report 13/001256-716 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14101-14101A0101 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6160936 5553325 6092568 0 5553325 0 6092568 0 0 6160936 0 0 0 17806829 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 6160936 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 5553325 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 6092568 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14101-14101A0103 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7843971 0 7843971 7843971 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 7843971 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande marknads- och privatsektorutveckling samt hållbart företagande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14101-14101A0201 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20300 75597 0 75597 20300 0 0 0 0 95897 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 20300 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 75596.87 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14101-14101A0301 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Devfin Advisers AB 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 195000 195000 0 0 0 0 195000 Devfin Advisers AB 195000 Devfin Advisers AB Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14353 Sweden Karolinska Institutet has, in cooperation with Makerere University (Uganda), Benadir University (Somalia) and University of Kinshasa School of Public Health (DRC), applied for funding of 19 416 500 SEK to carry out the international capacity development programme "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being" during the period 2021-2023. The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. Academia Outcome: Targeted academic institutions and individual researchers and students are better prepared and positioned to collaborate and to generate new knowledge and innovative solutions and to communicate this to relevant actors for evidence-based action and policy making to reach the SDGs Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Somalia Uganda Developing countries, unspecified Africa, regional Health policy and administrative management Health, General The project Building Capacity for Sustainable Development in Fragile States (SDGCap) has set up a well-functioning multisectoral collaboration in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Somalia, Uganda and Sweden, built on the collaboration between universities in these countries. In all three countries the project has contributed to the National Voluntary Reviews of the SDGs to the UN. In Uganda, after discussions with the SDG Secretariat, adaptations of the original project plan were made to put more emphasis on the district level in Uganda and on capturing and leveraging the value created by CSOs on the ground. By this approach, the project yielded synergetic results on capacity building on how to monitor SDG fulfilment at district level. As a result of several training activities, district local governments are now formulating plans and budgets in alignment with their respective SDGs. There has been a shift towards collaborative planning across sectors and departments at the local government level. Furthermore, district local governments are now more purposeful in integrating SDG targets into their work, reflected in the alignment of district plans with the respective SDGs. Implementation is now carried out with a focus on achieving SDG-related outcomes. In Somalia, the project influenced the creation of a PublicPrivatePartnership Department at the Ministry of Health and Human Services. The project initiated networking and collaborations between academia, public and private sector leading to a decreased split in between these sectors and increased emphasis on publicprivatepartnerships (PPP) with academia as a mediator. Further, as a result of the project, an Innovation Hub was established to encourage innovative initiatives and collaboration with the private sector. The national dashboard for SDG data developed by the project has increased access to data so that stakeholder can see the progress towards achieving the SDGs in the country. The dashboard now helps the country, especially the Observatoire Congolais du Développement Durable (OCDD) in charge of following the process of SDGs in the country. In DRC, a need for information on sexual and reproductive health and Rights (SRHR) among adolescents was identified. Through a partnership with the NGO Youthfim, the Elenge digital platform was supported to become an important resource on SRHAR information for adolescents. As a result of this engagement, students are continuously using the chat bot app and are browsing SRHR information using differently the Android App and website platform: yourfim home (youthfimrdc.org). In all three countries, research skills have been strengthened. Six manuscripts have been produced and four have been published in peer reviewed journals. This is seen as an important way of disseminating project findings and making the project known in the wider research community. The published works are: - Egbende, L. Helldén, D. Mbunga, B. Schedwin, M. Kazenza, B. Viberg, N. Wanyenze, R.; Ali, M.M. Alfvén, T.Interactions between Health and the Sustainable Development Goals: The Case of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Sustainability 2023, 15, 1259. - Adem R, Nor H, Fuje M, Mohamed, A, Alfvén T, Wanyenze R, Guled, Biday M, Viberg N, Helldén, D, Linkages between the Sustainable Development Goals and health in Somalia; BMC Public Health 24, 904 (2024). - Wanyana I, Helldén D, Ndejjo R, Murzabekov M, Alfvén T, Wanyenze K, Viberg N, Finding Linkages Between the Sustainable Development Goals Is Key to Attaining Health and Well-Being for All: A SemiQualitative Participatory Approach in Uganda. Accepted in bmjph2023000529.R1. - Muxamuud X, Mohamed F, Khalif A, Saleiman A, Viberg N, Nor H, Adem R, Erlandsson K, Lindgren H, A collaborative development initiative to strengthen Midwifery Education in Somali Health Action Journal 2024, Vol. 4, https://doi.org/10.36368/shaj.v4i1.459 /Commentary/. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14353-14353A0101 Sweden Karolinska Institutet has, in cooperation with Makerere University (Uganda), Benadir University (Somalia) and University of Kinshasa School of Public Health (DRC), applied for funding of 19 416 500 SEK to carry out the international capacity development programme "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being" during the period 2021-2023. The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. Academia Outcome: Targeted academic institutions and individual researchers and students are better prepared and positioned to collaborate and to generate new knowledge and innovative solutions and to communicate this to relevant actors for evidence-based action and policy making to reach the SDGs Sweden Karolinska institutet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Karolinska institutet 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 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The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. 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The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. Academia Outcome: Targeted academic institutions and individual researchers and students are better prepared and positioned to collaborate and to generate new knowledge and innovative solutions and to communicate this to relevant actors for evidence-based action and policy making to reach the SDGs Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.8 - Fully operationalize the technology bank and science, technology and innovation capacity-building mechanism for least developed countries by 2017 and enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology. 17.8 - Senast 2017 fullt ut operationaliserat teknikbanken och mekanismen för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom vetenskap, teknik och innovation för de minst utvecklade länderna samt öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 122300 0 0 0 122300 122300 Ernst & Young 122300 Ernst & Young Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14353-14353A0401 Sweden Karolinska Institutet has, in cooperation with Makerere University (Uganda), Benadir University (Somalia) and University of Kinshasa School of Public Health (DRC), applied for funding of 19 416 500 SEK to carry out the international capacity development programme "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being" during the period 2021-2023. The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. Academia Outcome: Targeted academic institutions and individual researchers and students are better prepared and positioned to collaborate and to generate new knowledge and innovative solutions and to communicate this to relevant actors for evidence-based action and policy making to reach the SDGs Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 76160 21760 76160 0 0 0 21760 32313.6 NIRAS Sweden AB 33292.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 32313.6 NIRAS Sweden AB 25132.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 25132.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 25894.4 NIRAS Sweden AB 7180.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 7398.4 NIRAS Sweden AB 7180.8 NIRAS Sweden AB Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14589 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Trade policy and administrative management Industry Trade Policies & Regulations Resultatuppdateringen är baserad på ITCs årsrapport för 2024, ITCs rapportering för 2024 till Consultative Committee of ITC Trust Fund (CCITF), samt olika möten med ITC, både bilaterala informella uppföljningsmöten och de formella mötena, t.ex. CCTIF i oktober 2024 och maj 2025, samt det årliga Joint Advisory Group (JAG) i juni 2025. Då operationalisering av den nya strategin Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029, som började gälla från 1 augusti 2025, precis inletts utgår denna CoP främst från den tidigare strategin och de tidigare strategimålen och förändringskanalerna som under hösten 2025 kommer att ses över. I urvalet av resultatexempel har EKONOMI valt ut resultat särskilt relevanta för de förändringskanalerna som togs fram under operationalisering av den tidigare strategin för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling, dvs i) resultat kring globalt/normativt påverkansarbete (GLOB/NORM), t.ex. policyarbete för att stärkas MSMEs tillgång till globala värdekedjor ii) resultat på nationell nivå i termer av institutionsstärkande arbete (NAT/INST), t.ex. stöd kring olika databaser och verktyg för efterlevnad av EUs olika handelsåtgärder kopplade till klimatet iii) resultat för ekonomiska aktörer och Sidas målgrupper (MÅL/AKTÖR) t.ex. stöd till enskilda företag t.ex. MSMEs som drivs av kvinnor. Resultaten är främst kopplade till EKONOMIs strategimål kring handel (M4) men även målet kring hållbart företagande (M3) och digitalisering (M9). I urvalet av resultat har särskilt tonvikt lagts vid EKONOMIs enhetsprioriteringar som Team Sweden och EUs olika hållbarhetsdirektiv. Då insatsen samfinansieras av EKONOMI och KLIMAT har ansvariga hanläggare från båda enheterna tagit fram CoPen gemensamt. - Kapacitetsutveckling, Global trade helpdesk, SME academy Global Trade Helpdesk lanserades 2017 och har existerat som en online plattform sedan 2020. Syftet är att göra det enklare för MSMEs ett hitta nya exportmarknader och få kunskap kring vilka krav som ställs på olika exportmarknader. Plattformen har vidareutvecklats under åren tack vare det oöronmärkta stödet till ITC, s.k. window 1, där Sida är den största givaren. Tio andra internationella organisationer är aktiva i helpdesken, t.ex. UNCTAD, WTO, ICC, UNIDO och WIPO. Sedan 2023 omfattar helpdesken även information om ecommerce möjligheter och digitala betalningsmetoder. Plattformen har idag 300,000 användare i över 190 ekonomier. Under 2024 växte användandet främst i Afrika and Asien. Under 2024 har helpdesken med hjälp av AI översättning gjorts tillgänglig på lokala språk i Kina och Indonesien, länder som uppskattas ha över 52 miljoner respektive 64 miljoner MSMEs. Helpdesken är ett tydligt exempel på ITCs viktiga roll att utveckla globala "public goods" dvs verktyg och plattformar som särskilt riktar sig till MSMEs och skapar möjligheter på landnivå för dessa aktörer att identifiera nya exportmöjligheter. GLOBAL/NORM, MÅL/ AKTÖR, (M4), (M3) och (M9). Årsrapport 2024, s.5253 - Digitalisering av ursprungsdeklarationer ITC har i samarbete med de tyska biståndsaktörerna GIZ och BMZ, arbetat med handelsministeriet i Sri Lanka under två års tid för att förenkla och digitalisera ursprungsdeklarationer. Företag uppskattar att genom det digitala verktyget har tiden de lägger på att erhålla deklarationer minskat med 93 %. Företagen uppskattas gemensamt genom dessa tidsbesparingar, inte minst då de inte längre behöver skicka anställda efter olika intyg och fysiska underskrifter, sparat uppemot 3 miljoner USD per år. ITC har genom lokala partners involverat 100 lokala företag för informationshämtning kring deras behov och för att säkerställa en användarvänlig plattform. Under processen har företag fått testa olika moduler och i slutet av 2023 lanserades plattformen. För att stötta företag att använda plattformen etablerade ITC under början av 2024 en helpdesk där mer än 1 200 företag fick stöd. Exemplet visar på hur ITC genom breda partnerskap och samarbeten med privata och statliga aktörer på nationell nivå når Sidas målgrupp MSMEs. Flera aktörer, inklusive Sidas andra partners som GATF, arbetar också med digitalisering av ursprungsdeklarationer. ITC har ett bredare angreppssätt då utöver att utveckla och etablera digitala verktyg även erbjuder en stödfunktion för att lokala företag ska få praktisk hjälp att använda verktyget. Viktigt att Sida bidrar till att främja lärdomar mellan sina partnerorganisationer som arbetar med handelsförenkling för att främja lärande samt undvika dupliceringar. GLOBAL/NORM, MÅL/AKTÖR, (M4), (M3) och (M9). Årsrapport 2024, s.56. - Deforestationfree Trade Gateway och efterlevnad av EUDR ITC har med hjälp av Sidas omärkta medel till window 1 under 2024 utvecklat en plattform Deforestationfree Trade Gateway som lanserades under 2025. Syftet med plattformen är att underlätta för exportörer och importer att säkerställa att varor produceras i linje med EUs nya avskogningsförordningen (EUDR) som ämnar förhindra att handel bidrar till avskogning och skogsförstörelse runt om i världen. EUDR ställer höga krav på aktörer längs värdekedjan att säkerställa varors ursprung, inklusive geografisk data för enskilda producenter. EUDR berör bl.a. kaffe och kakaobönor, vilka utgör viktiga exportvaror för flera utvecklingsländer och som ofta produceras av småskaliga bönder. Givet kostnader kopplade till efterlevnaden av EUDR är det risk för att europeiska importörer väljer bort mindre aktörer och att SMEs i utvecklingsländer faller ur globala värdekedjor. För att underlätta efterlevnaden av EUDR erbjuder ITCs Deforestationfree Trade Gateway producenter, kooperativ och exportörer tillgång till en plattform att registrera data kring produktionen och geografisk information. Informationen görs tillgänglig till importörer i EU som kan använda detta till EUDR "due diligence statements". Plattformen bidrar till att EUDR- rapportering standardiseras och att exportörer undviker att behöva rapportera separat till olika importörer. Plattformen rullas under 2025 ut i olika regioner, med ett särskilt fokus på länderna i Östafrika. I Uganda exporteras 60 % av allt kaffe till EU och kaffesektorn är en inkomstkälla till över 2 miljoner småskaliga bönder. Efterlevnad av EUDR och fortsatt tillgång till den europeiska marknaden är således av stor ekonomisk och social vikt för landet. ITC arbetar i Uganda med att utbilda kaffekooperativ och exportörer kring insamling av geografisk data till plattformen samt där möjligt integrera nationella system. Exemplet visar på ITCs förmåga att utveckla plattformar och verktyg, som MSMEs på nationell nivå kan tillämpa för att stärka förutsättningar till fortsatt eller stärkt tillgång till globala värdekedjor. Givet att även svenska aktörer, t.ex. exportörer av skogsvirke eller importörer av kaffe, berörs av EUDR har EKONOMI under 2025 tagit initiativ till flertalet möten med aktörer som Skogsstyrelsen och Business Sweden för att tillsammans med ITC presentera verktyget (se mer under dialogfrågor). Plattformen som finansierats av Sida och Spanien, finns med på hemsidan för Team Europe Initiative (TEI) on Deforestation free Value Chains som ett av 10 "flagship projects". Det bör dock noteras att även andra aktörer, inklusive privata, utvecklar liknande plattformar, därför av vikt att i dialog med ITC följa upp hur Deforestation free Trade Gateway samarbetar och kompletterar andra initiativ. GLOBAL/NORM, MÅL/AKTÖR, (M4), (M3) och (M9). I linje med Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029, bidrar Deforestation free Trade Gateway till mål 1 genom stärkt förmåga att möta krav på transparens i globala värdekedjor, samt mål 8 stärkta förutsättningar för bevarande och förstärkta ekosystem. Årsrapport 2024, s. 4647. - Förbättrad statistik kring tjänstehandel i Östra partnerskapet och Ukraina. Tjänstehandeln utgör en ökande andel av internationell handel och en allt viktigare möjlighet att diversifiera ekonomier och stärka integrationen till nya marknader. Förutsättningar för beslutsfattare att utforma lämpliga policyer för att främja tjänstehandeln eller för företag att utforska tjänsteexport till nya marknader, begränsas dock av bristfälliga data. En region där tillgång till tillförlitlig statistik kring tjänstehandeln länge varit bristfällig är i Östeuropa. Inom ramen för det Östliga partnerskapet, vilket omfattar Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina, och som syftar till att stärka regionens ekonomiska och politiska relationer med EU, har ITC i samarbete med EU kommissionen samt centralbanker och nationella statistik myndigheter i regionen stärkt statistik i tjänstehandeln i ett flerårigt projekt Covid19 och Rysslands anfallskrig har gjort att Ukraina inom ramen för projektet behövt se över metoder för datainsamling, inte minst vad gäller betalningsbalans givet det stora antalet ukrainska flyktingar utomlands. Utöver utbildning omfattar projektet en online plattform Eastern partnership trade helpdesk med tillgång till omfattande data kring både tjänste och varuhandel. Exemplet visar på ITCs arbete att stärka förutsättningarna till handel genom att stärka nationella institutioner i en region särskilt prioriterad för svenskt bistånd, och inte minst på landnivå i Ukraina. NAT/ INST), (M4) Årsrapport 2024, s.6263. - Mer än 20 000 klimatåtgärder ("climate actions") genomförda av och för små och medelstora företag När det gäller resultat inom grön handel och miljö, klimat och biodiversitet som det svenska stödet har en mjuk öronmärkning för (inom ramen för window 1finansiering) har ITC under 2024 fortsatt att skala upp sin grön handelsportfölj och integrera hållbarhet i alla sina program och positionera småföretag i den gröna omställningen, cirkulära ekonomin och för klimatmotståndskraftig handel. Under 2024 utvecklade ITC tekniska lösningar och lanserade nya verktyg för att stödja cirkulär produktion och hållbarhetsefterlevnad samt uppdaterade sitt program för resurseffektivitet och cirkulär produktion. Mer än 20 000 klimatåtgärder ("climate actions") genomfördes av och för små och medelstora företag, främst för affärsutveckling och även som utbildningar och rådgivning inom cirkularitet och hållbara jordbruksmetoder. Det innebär att det totala antalet så kallade klimatåtgärder uppgår till cirka 50 000 sedan 2022. Över 200 små och medelstora företag har getts stöd genom ITC:s "GreenToCompete Hubs" i sju länder, vilket också byggt kapacitet hos de lokala företagsstödsorganisationerna för att stödja grön omställning mer effektivt. Resultaten bidrar i linje med nya strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029, till mål 5 om energieffektivisering, mål 6 om grön omställning och cirkulär ekonomi och mål 7 om stärkt klimatanpassning. (Report to the CCTIF jandec 2024, s. 29) Exempel på ett konkret projekt med resultat i linje med den nya strategin för hållbar tillväxt, mål 1 om förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom bland annat hållbart lantbruk, och mål 7 om stärkt klimatanpassning är ett projekt i Ghana som hjälpt småskaliga jordbrukare inom kakaosektorn att utveckla jordbruksmetoder inom skogsbruk, vilket har hjälpt dem att bygga upp större motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, samtidigt som de diversifierar sina grödor och ökar sina inkomster (Årsrapport 2024, s.43).. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14589-14589A0101 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 40000000 40000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 40000000 0 40000000 0 100000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 20000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 40000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 40000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14589-14589A0102 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 12.a - Stödja utvecklingsländerna att stärka sin vetenskapliga och tekniska kapacitet att utvecklas i riktning mot mer hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. 12.a - Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacity to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 35000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 10000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 10000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 15000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14589-14589A0103 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 5000000 5000000 25000000 0 5000000 5000000 35000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 25000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 5000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14589-14589A0104 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 10000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15022 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general The project strengthenes anti-corruption monitoring and reporting mechanisms, generating credible evidence and increasing the use of data in public discourse. At the same time, findings reveal deeper systemic issues and resistance within institutions, highlighting a wider gap between formal commitments and actual practice than initially anticipated. Civic engagement and public participation improved through awareness-raising activities and platforms enabling citizens to report and discuss corruption-related issues. Outreach efforts have helped broaden participation, including among groups previously less engaged, though sustaining active involvement remains a challenge. Advocacy achieved solid visibility and contributed to shaping public narratives on corruption, with targeted outputs drawing attention among key audiences. Increased exposure also led to pushback from affected stakeholders, indicating both relevance and sensitivity of the work. Advocacy also put pressure on institutions and contributed to incremental policy discussions and reform processes. With some emerging opportunites for dialogue, progress toward concrete institutional change remains somewhat slow due to political and structural constraints. From the organizational development aspect, the project demonstrates strong technical competence and stable implementation, with continued improvements in analytical, monitoring, and communication systems, allowing for more strategic and adaptive interventions. Showcase results Contributing to anti-corruption policy reform: Implementation gaps persisted in Armenias anti-corruption strategy, including weak coordination between institutions and insufficient monitoring of reform commitments. TIAC actively participated in policy consultations, submitted recommendations to draft legislation and national strategies, and monitored government compliance with anti-corruption commitments, as well as conducted assessment of the Corruption Prevention Commission (CPC), providing a clearer understanding of the institutions strengths and weaknesses. The assessment laid the groundwork for targeted institutional improvements aimed at enhancing the CPCs effectiveness. It evaluated the CPC's compliance with the requirements derived from the UN "Convention against Corruption" and the principles set out in the Jakarta Declaration, based on which TIAC presented 48 recommendations aimed at enhancing the establishment and operational effectiveness of the CPC. Civil society engagement improved the quality and inclusiveness of anti-corruption policymaking. TIACs contributions strengthened institutional accountability and reinforced Armenias alignment with international anti-corruption standards. Monitoring public procurement to prevent corruption risks: Public procurement remains one of the sectors most vulnerable to corruption, particularly at local levels where oversight capacity is limited and transparency practices are inconsistently applied. TIAC actively engaged youth in municipal monitoring activities by launching a dedicated youth monitoring initiative. Following a two-day intensive training for 14 young monitors on procurement legislation, budget analysis, monitoring methodologies, the participants were engaged in the first phase of monitoring and assessed 70 renovated or newly built playgrounds and sports grounds across all 12 administrative districts of Yerevan through procurement analysis, field visits, photo and video documentation, and surveys of over 750 residents. The monitoring increased transparency in procurement processes and strengthened external oversight. Authorities became more responsive to civil society findings, contributing to improved compliance with procurement standards and reduced opportunities for misuse of public funds. Enhancing whistleblower protection and reporting mechanisms: Although Armenia has a legal framework for whistleblower protection, awareness and practical implementation remained weak. Citizens and public servants were reluctant to report corruption due to fear of retaliation and lack of confidence in protection mechanisms. TIAC conducted awareness campaigns, legal monitoring, and advocacy to strengthen implementation of whistleblower protection provisions. Legal consultations and guidance were provided to potential whistleblowers, and gaps in enforcement were documented and communicated to responsible authorities. Improved awareness and practical support increased confidence in reporting mechanisms. By strengthening protective frameworks and public understanding, TIAC contributed to a safer enabling environment for accountability and anti-corruption reporting. Strengthening integrity mechanisms in local government: Despite ongoing public sector reforms, Armenian municipalities continue to face systemic corruption risks, weak internal control mechanisms, and limited citizen trust. Anti-corruption compliance tools existed in legislation but were inconsistently applied at local level. Through TIACs technical support, selected municipalities introduced and operationalized integrity tools, including anti-corruption action plans, risk assessment mechanisms, and internal reporting procedures. Municipal officials received targeted training on compliance standards and transparency requirements. Local administrations shifted from ad hoc compliance toward more structured integrity management systems. The strengthened preventive mechanisms contribute to reducing corruption risks, increasing accountability, and rebuilding public trust in local governance institutions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15022-15022A0101 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4100000 0 0 4100000 0 0 4100000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 4100000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15022-15022A0103 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 5000000 5000000 4500000 0 5000000 4500000 0 5000000 0 4000000 0 0 18500000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 4000000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 5000000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 5000000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 4500000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15022-15022A0104 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 4500000 0 4500000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 4500000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15022-15022A0201 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 130384 0 130384 0 130384 Ernst & Young 130384 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15691 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Haiti Viet Nam Yemen Developing countries, unspecified Multisector aid Relief co-ordination and support services Other Multisector Emergency Response SE-0-SE-6-15691-15691A0101 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3875813.04 3927572.8799999999 0 3875813.04 0 0 127302.78 3789716.04 0 10554.0600000001 0 0 3901692.96 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1963786.4399999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1937906.52 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1937906.6783999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1937906.6783999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1894858.0364999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1894858.0364999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 5276.931 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 5276.931 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 63651.4428 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 63651.4428 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15691-15691A0101-H Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1996630.96 2023295.1200000001 0 1952277.96 0 5436.9399999999 65580.22 1996630.96 0 0 0 0 4019926.0800000001 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1996631.1232 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1952277.977 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 5436.838 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 65580.2744 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15691-15691A0102 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2113680.3599999999 0 50546.76 0 9518.52 2104161.8399999999 1082113.5600000001 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1082113.5600000001 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1052080.8308999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1052080.8308999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 4759.4943 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 4759.4943 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15691-15691A0102-H Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1088865.6399999999 0 26039.24 0 1083962.1599999999 4903.48 1114904.8799999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1083962.0682000001 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 4903.7214 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16824 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-16824-16824A0103 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3505000 5259000 0 3505000 3506000 0 1753000 8764000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 3505000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16824-16824A0104 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 775000 775000 775000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina SE-0-SE-6-16824-16824A0202 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Kronofogdemyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kronofogdemyndigheten 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2660000 3990000 0 0 2660000 2660000 1330000 6650000 Kronofogdemyndigheten 2660000 Kronofogdemyndigheten Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16824-16824A0302 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Domstolsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Domstolsverket 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2827000 4241000 0 2827000 2827000 0 1414000 7068000 Domstolsverket 2827000 Domstolsverket Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17534 Sweden The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-17534-17534A0101 Sweden The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 406675 0 0 0 7393 0 301294 97988 0 0 300000 0 0 0 406675 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 97988.49 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 301293.74 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 7392.35 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-17534-17534A0102 Sweden The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 214571 214571 0 214571 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 214570.53 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-17534-17534A0103 Sweden The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 197145 0 0 170224 0 26921 197145 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 170224 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 26920.75 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-17534-17534A0104 Sweden The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. The contribution is set up to include contracts/ services procured for audit purposes, such as forensics that include V2 to V4 level. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 198620 0 0 0 0 0 0 198620 198620 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 198619.6 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51170072 Sweden MUHAS has applied to Sida for funding of of 82 000 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Health Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development". The intervention aims at building institutional research capacity at MUHAS in order to generate research that can be used to address major issues of developement in Tanzania and especially for people who live in poverty. The programme consists of 7 subprogrammes of which most have a thematic foucus including HIV/TB, malaria, child andmaternity health, health system research and trauma with focus on traffic injuries.Other programs are more concerned with research management capacity and use of research results. MUHAS has partnership with Swedish universities and institutions for support to research capacity development. Of the agreed 82 000 000 SEK 49 232 700 SEK will be directed to MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK through UU/ISP to Swedish universities and institutions, 3 684 000 SEK will be transferred throguh UU/ISP to Tanzanians students while in Sweden and 2 000 000 SEK to UU/ISP for coordination of Swedish collaborating universities and institutions. . FORSKNINGSSAMARBETE MED MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES 2015-2020 BAKGRUND - Forskningssamarbete med Tanzania Forskningssamarbetet i Tanzania under perioden 2015-2020 syftar till att stärka Tanzanias forsknings- och innovationssystem för att landet självständigt ska kunna generera och använda forskningsbaserad kunskap av hög kvalitet för en inkluderande samhällsutveckling. Inom ramen för forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania ingår stöd till tre tanzaniska universitet, University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS), Ardhi University (ARU) samt ett forskningsråd, Tanzania Comission of Science and Technology (COSTECH), för att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet. De tre universiteten var initialt ett universitet, men två colleges har sedan 2008 framgångsrikt etablerat sig som självständiga universitet med speciell inriktning inom hälsa (MUHAS) respektive rural och urban samhällsplanering (ARU). UDSM är fortfarande det största och högst rankade universitetet i Tanzania, men alla tre är att betrakta som ledande i att utbilda kompetenta forskare, lärare och andra professionella inom områden som är relevanta för Tanzania. Stödet till universiteten initierades i mitten av 90-talet emedan stödet till COSTECH började 2009. COSTECH bedöms spela en viktig roll för ägarskapet och hållbarheten för forskning på nationell nivå. COSTECH är en statlig myndighet och har ett nära samarbete med Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology. COSTECH ansvarar för den nationella budgeten till forskning och utlyser medel till landets forskare. Alla fyra institutioner kompletterar varandra både ämnesmässigt och institutionellt och borgar för att Tanzania inom ett rimligt tidsperspektiv kan bygga upp ett hållbart forskningssystem. Sammanlagt kommer 112 PhD, 55 MSc och 31 post doc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till forskningsinfrastruktur, forskningsadministration och forskningsmedel till forskningsprojekt. Kapacitetsuppbyggnaden på de tanzaniska institutionerna sker i samarbete med svenska universitet och forskningsinstitutioner. Under perioden 2015-2020 ingår 11 universitet och 27 svenska institutioner i samarbetet. De svenska institutionerna har tillsammans med sina tanzaniska partners skrivit de ansökningar som sedermera har bedömts och rekommenderats för stöd. I den totala budgeten för stödet till Tanzania ingår de medel som betalas ut av Sida till både tanzaniska och svenska institutioner. Sida ingår därför även en överenskommelse för de tanzaniska institutionernas räkning med Uppsala universitet/ International Science Programme som koordinerar och vidareförmedlar medel till de svenska universiteten och institutionerna. UU/ISP fömedlar även traktamenten till tanzaniska studenter när de studerar i Sverige. Denna förmedling finns specificerad i ett avtal mellan Enheten för forskningssamarbete och UU/ISP och återfinns således inte inom ramen för bilagda överenskommelse med UU/ISP. Sida kommer ytterligare att ingå avtal med Tanzanias regering representerat av Ministry of Finance. Syftet med avtalet är ett ömsesidigt erkännande av Sidas stöd till UDSM, MUHAS, ARU och COSTECH samt att informera Tanzanias regering om de avtal som Sida avser att ingå med nämnda institutioner. Stödet till det svenska forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania (inklusive alla fyra institutioner) under perioden 2015-2020 uppgår totalt till SEK 317 800 000. Den budget som finns förslagen i besluten följer svenskt kalenderår emedan budgeten i de bilagda avtalsutkasten följer det brutna tanzaniska budgetåret.Det senare sker i enlighet med Parisagendans ambition att följa och stärka nationella system. MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES Den här specifika insatsen utgör ett stöd till att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet på Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, MUHAS. MUHAS var tidigare ett college (MUCHS) som tillhörde UDSM, men som 2007 övergick till att blir ett självständigt universitet. Som del av UDSM har MUHAS dock erhållit institutionells stöd från Sverige sedan 1994. Innan dess (1986) fick MUHAS projektstöd till HIV/AIDS-forskning i samarbete Statens Bakteriologiska Laboratorium (SBL) samt reproduktiv hälsa (1991). Stödet till MUHAS har, ur ett hållbarhetsperspektiv, uppnått god kapacitet när det gäller utveckling av relevanta policyer och styrdokument, forskningsadministration samt relativt god kapacitet med referens till forskarutbildning, nätverkande, infrastruktur och forskningsproduktion. En god indikator på stödets inverkan är universitetets ökade förmåga att attrahera resurser från andra än Sida. Stöd kommer att ges till 7 delprogram, inom relevanta forskningsområden, varav 5 med inriktning på att bygga upp nya MSc- och PhD-utbildningar samt postdoktorala forskningsstipendier till unga forskare. De forskningsområden som kommer att stärkas är HIV/TB, malaria, barn- och mödrahälsa, hälsosystemforskning samt trauma med fokus på trafikskador. Många av de föreslagna utbildningarna kommer att genomföras med dubbla examina tillsammans med svenska universitet. I vissa fall, där lokal kunskapsbas saknas, kommer doktoranderna att utbildas i Sverige. MUHAS kommer under 2015-2020 sammanlagt att ubilda 36 PhD, 18 MSc och 6 postdoc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till infrastruktur (laboratorier, IT, vetenskapliga publikationer), forskningsadministration (kompetensutv, M&E, QA etc.), och forskningsmedel till mindre forskningsprojekt. Stöd till kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom programmet sker i samarbete med svenska forskare vars roll kommer att skifta något jämfört med tidigare. Förutom att vara handledare till doktorander kommer de att bidra till att utveckla kursplaner för de lokala utbildningarna, delta i viss undervisning av desamma samt tillhandahålla kompetensstärkande kurser i bl. a handledning. I samarbetet med MUHAS ingår sju svenska universitet och fem institutioner och sju institutioner samt Uppsala universitet/International Science Programme som betalar ut traktamenten till tanzaniska doktorander när de studerar i Sverige samt koordinerar och vidareförmedalar medel till MUHAS:s svenska partners. Av de avtalade 82 000 000 SEK betalas 49 232 700 SEK ut direkt till MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK via UU/ISP till svenska universitet/institutioner och 3 684 000 SEK förmedlas via UU/ISP till de tanzaniska studenterna när de studerar i Sverige samt 2 000 000 SEK till UU/ISP för koordinering av svenska samarbetspartners. Sidas bedömning är att stödet kommer innebära ytterligare ett stort kliv för MUHAS att kunna utbilda kompetenta forskare som kan generera en stor del av den kunskap Tanzania behöver för att bekämpa fattigdom och skapa förutsättningar för ett gott liv för landets medborgare. To increase Tanzania's production and use of scientific knowledge for inclusive economic growth and social development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Regarding the results they are summarised as in the last CoP. This year has been a completion year of MUHAS and the updated results will be presented from the completion report. Support to a final phase of research cooperation has been prepared. The support to MUHAS has increased research and educational/training capacity and the number of research programmes and graduates in the health sector particularly in HIV, Reproductive and Child Health, Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases, Non-Communicable Diseases and Health Systems. Since the start more than 80 staff have been trained at PhD and 16 at master level and during this phase 38 PhD students were enrolled in six subprograms and most have graduated. Three are still finalizing their studies. The sandwich training model has increased the number of female PhD candidates and graduates over time. About 88% of PhD graduates have been retained at MUHAS. The rest continue to work closely with the University in various capacities and most are still supervising PhD and Master students. More than 180 faculty have been trained to supervise PhDs, majority being the MUHAS faculty. 20 accredited demand-driven short courses have been developed for building research and training capacity at the University and in Tanzania. New curricula for master programs were developed and continue to add quality and specialists needed in Tanzania. Graduates have also been appointed to lead other institutions, building strong partnerships with MUHAS, and addressing the critical leadership capacity challenge in the country. Since 2008, MUHAS has had over 4,000 publications in the form of journal articles, conference proceedings, and research/book reports. This outstanding performance has marked MUHAS as one of most important power houses for health research and scientific output in the African region. The University was ranked first and third in Tanzania in terms of quality and overall achievement in the two previous years. The research outputs have been published in global renowned high impact journals such as New England Journal of Medicine, Nature, Lancet, among others. Research activities at MUHAS have generated valuable findings that changed policy and practice in the region and globally. Even the World Health Organization (WHO) adopted findings from some of research from MUHAS to formulate their Guidelines for the treatment of malaria. The University has conducted national-wide surveys including antiretroviral resistance surveys, data quality surveys, and antenatal care surveys. Recent studies on gender-based violence and child abuse will inform the revision of the Tanzania Sexual Offences Act. Through the program support, the University has conducted 11 scientific conferences. Policy briefs and guidelines recommendations have also resulted from program supported activities and research. For example, hydroxyurea was included in essential drugs lists that are covered by the national insurance, for treatment of sickle cell disease. The programme has contributed to strengthening infrastructure, including library ICT infrastructure. Several laboratories acquired new laboratory equipment and which eliminated the dependency of MUHAS to ship biological samples to laboratories of institutions outside the country. To ensure accuracy and reliability of laboratory results, Microbiology and Immunology laboratories were registered and participated in the external quality assurance programs. Also, there are facilities for storing clinical isolates in freezers and liquid nitrogen. A facility has been established for studies of drugs used for treatment of different infectious diseases. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170072-5117007201 Sweden MUHAS has applied to Sida for funding of of 82 000 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Health Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development". The intervention aims at building institutional research capacity at MUHAS in order to generate research that can be used to address major issues of developement in Tanzania and especially for people who live in poverty. The programme consists of 7 subprogrammes of which most have a thematic foucus including HIV/TB, malaria, child andmaternity health, health system research and trauma with focus on traffic injuries.Other programs are more concerned with research management capacity and use of research results. MUHAS has partnership with Swedish universities and institutions for support to research capacity development. Of the agreed 82 000 000 SEK 49 232 700 SEK will be directed to MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK through UU/ISP to Swedish universities and institutions, 3 684 000 SEK will be transferred throguh UU/ISP to Tanzanians students while in Sweden and 2 000 000 SEK to UU/ISP for coordination of Swedish collaborating universities and institutions. . FORSKNINGSSAMARBETE MED MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES 2015-2020 BAKGRUND - Forskningssamarbete med Tanzania Forskningssamarbetet i Tanzania under perioden 2015-2020 syftar till att stärka Tanzanias forsknings- och innovationssystem för att landet självständigt ska kunna generera och använda forskningsbaserad kunskap av hög kvalitet för en inkluderande samhällsutveckling. Inom ramen för forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania ingår stöd till tre tanzaniska universitet, University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS), Ardhi University (ARU) samt ett forskningsråd, Tanzania Comission of Science and Technology (COSTECH), för att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet. De tre universiteten var initialt ett universitet, men två colleges har sedan 2008 framgångsrikt etablerat sig som självständiga universitet med speciell inriktning inom hälsa (MUHAS) respektive rural och urban samhällsplanering (ARU). UDSM är fortfarande det största och högst rankade universitetet i Tanzania, men alla tre är att betrakta som ledande i att utbilda kompetenta forskare, lärare och andra professionella inom områden som är relevanta för Tanzania. Stödet till universiteten initierades i mitten av 90-talet emedan stödet till COSTECH började 2009. COSTECH bedöms spela en viktig roll för ägarskapet och hållbarheten för forskning på nationell nivå. COSTECH är en statlig myndighet och har ett nära samarbete med Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology. COSTECH ansvarar för den nationella budgeten till forskning och utlyser medel till landets forskare. Alla fyra institutioner kompletterar varandra både ämnesmässigt och institutionellt och borgar för att Tanzania inom ett rimligt tidsperspektiv kan bygga upp ett hållbart forskningssystem. Sammanlagt kommer 112 PhD, 55 MSc och 31 post doc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till forskningsinfrastruktur, forskningsadministration och forskningsmedel till forskningsprojekt. Kapacitetsuppbyggnaden på de tanzaniska institutionerna sker i samarbete med svenska universitet och forskningsinstitutioner. Under perioden 2015-2020 ingår 11 universitet och 27 svenska institutioner i samarbetet. De svenska institutionerna har tillsammans med sina tanzaniska partners skrivit de ansökningar som sedermera har bedömts och rekommenderats för stöd. I den totala budgeten för stödet till Tanzania ingår de medel som betalas ut av Sida till både tanzaniska och svenska institutioner. Sida ingår därför även en överenskommelse för de tanzaniska institutionernas räkning med Uppsala universitet/ International Science Programme som koordinerar och vidareförmedlar medel till de svenska universiteten och institutionerna. UU/ISP fömedlar även traktamenten till tanzaniska studenter när de studerar i Sverige. Denna förmedling finns specificerad i ett avtal mellan Enheten för forskningssamarbete och UU/ISP och återfinns således inte inom ramen för bilagda överenskommelse med UU/ISP. Sida kommer ytterligare att ingå avtal med Tanzanias regering representerat av Ministry of Finance. Syftet med avtalet är ett ömsesidigt erkännande av Sidas stöd till UDSM, MUHAS, ARU och COSTECH samt att informera Tanzanias regering om de avtal som Sida avser att ingå med nämnda institutioner. Stödet till det svenska forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania (inklusive alla fyra institutioner) under perioden 2015-2020 uppgår totalt till SEK 317 800 000. Den budget som finns förslagen i besluten följer svenskt kalenderår emedan budgeten i de bilagda avtalsutkasten följer det brutna tanzaniska budgetåret.Det senare sker i enlighet med Parisagendans ambition att följa och stärka nationella system. MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES Den här specifika insatsen utgör ett stöd till att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet på Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, MUHAS. MUHAS var tidigare ett college (MUCHS) som tillhörde UDSM, men som 2007 övergick till att blir ett självständigt universitet. Som del av UDSM har MUHAS dock erhållit institutionells stöd från Sverige sedan 1994. Innan dess (1986) fick MUHAS projektstöd till HIV/AIDS-forskning i samarbete Statens Bakteriologiska Laboratorium (SBL) samt reproduktiv hälsa (1991). Stödet till MUHAS har, ur ett hållbarhetsperspektiv, uppnått god kapacitet när det gäller utveckling av relevanta policyer och styrdokument, forskningsadministration samt relativt god kapacitet med referens till forskarutbildning, nätverkande, infrastruktur och forskningsproduktion. En god indikator på stödets inverkan är universitetets ökade förmåga att attrahera resurser från andra än Sida. Stöd kommer att ges till 7 delprogram, inom relevanta forskningsområden, varav 5 med inriktning på att bygga upp nya MSc- och PhD-utbildningar samt postdoktorala forskningsstipendier till unga forskare. De forskningsområden som kommer att stärkas är HIV/TB, malaria, barn- och mödrahälsa, hälsosystemforskning samt trauma med fokus på trafikskador. Många av de föreslagna utbildningarna kommer att genomföras med dubbla examina tillsammans med svenska universitet. I vissa fall, där lokal kunskapsbas saknas, kommer doktoranderna att utbildas i Sverige. MUHAS kommer under 2015-2020 sammanlagt att ubilda 36 PhD, 18 MSc och 6 postdoc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till infrastruktur (laboratorier, IT, vetenskapliga publikationer), forskningsadministration (kompetensutv, M&E, QA etc.), och forskningsmedel till mindre forskningsprojekt. Stöd till kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom programmet sker i samarbete med svenska forskare vars roll kommer att skifta något jämfört med tidigare. Förutom att vara handledare till doktorander kommer de att bidra till att utveckla kursplaner för de lokala utbildningarna, delta i viss undervisning av desamma samt tillhandahålla kompetensstärkande kurser i bl. a handledning. I samarbetet med MUHAS ingår sju svenska universitet och fem institutioner och sju institutioner samt Uppsala universitet/International Science Programme som betalar ut traktamenten till tanzaniska doktorander när de studerar i Sverige samt koordinerar och vidareförmedalar medel till MUHAS:s svenska partners. Av de avtalade 82 000 000 SEK betalas 49 232 700 SEK ut direkt till MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK via UU/ISP till svenska universitet/institutioner och 3 684 000 SEK förmedlas via UU/ISP till de tanzaniska studenterna när de studerar i Sverige samt 2 000 000 SEK till UU/ISP för koordinering av svenska samarbetspartners. Sidas bedömning är att stödet kommer innebära ytterligare ett stort kliv för MUHAS att kunna utbilda kompetenta forskare som kan generera en stor del av den kunskap Tanzania behöver för att bekämpa fattigdom och skapa förutsättningar för ett gott liv för landets medborgare. To increase Tanzania's production and use of scientific knowledge for inclusive economic growth and social development. Sweden Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4983350 8944100 11146000 11678750 8487000 3993500 8186429 8186429 0 0 5462500 5683500 11146000 4983350 11678750 4983350 3960750 0 0 0 9956000 7825100 0 0 -7825100 -11146000 8186429 -8487000 3993500 3993500 4493500 -9956000 0 3993500 8487000 0 0 0 0 0 0 8186429 -3993500 65605558 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 4983350 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 4983350 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 3960750 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 5462500 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 5683500 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 5462500 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 6216250 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 4493500 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 3993500 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 3993500 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 8186429 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 8186429 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51170072-5117007202 Sweden MUHAS has applied to Sida for funding of of 82 000 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Health Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development". The intervention aims at building institutional research capacity at MUHAS in order to generate research that can be used to address major issues of developement in Tanzania and especially for people who live in poverty. The programme consists of 7 subprogrammes of which most have a thematic foucus including HIV/TB, malaria, child andmaternity health, health system research and trauma with focus on traffic injuries.Other programs are more concerned with research management capacity and use of research results. MUHAS has partnership with Swedish universities and institutions for support to research capacity development. Of the agreed 82 000 000 SEK 49 232 700 SEK will be directed to MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK through UU/ISP to Swedish universities and institutions, 3 684 000 SEK will be transferred throguh UU/ISP to Tanzanians students while in Sweden and 2 000 000 SEK to UU/ISP for coordination of Swedish collaborating universities and institutions. . FORSKNINGSSAMARBETE MED MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES 2015-2020 BAKGRUND - Forskningssamarbete med Tanzania Forskningssamarbetet i Tanzania under perioden 2015-2020 syftar till att stärka Tanzanias forsknings- och innovationssystem för att landet självständigt ska kunna generera och använda forskningsbaserad kunskap av hög kvalitet för en inkluderande samhällsutveckling. Inom ramen för forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania ingår stöd till tre tanzaniska universitet, University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS), Ardhi University (ARU) samt ett forskningsråd, Tanzania Comission of Science and Technology (COSTECH), för att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet. De tre universiteten var initialt ett universitet, men två colleges har sedan 2008 framgångsrikt etablerat sig som självständiga universitet med speciell inriktning inom hälsa (MUHAS) respektive rural och urban samhällsplanering (ARU). UDSM är fortfarande det största och högst rankade universitetet i Tanzania, men alla tre är att betrakta som ledande i att utbilda kompetenta forskare, lärare och andra professionella inom områden som är relevanta för Tanzania. Stödet till universiteten initierades i mitten av 90-talet emedan stödet till COSTECH började 2009. COSTECH bedöms spela en viktig roll för ägarskapet och hållbarheten för forskning på nationell nivå. COSTECH är en statlig myndighet och har ett nära samarbete med Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology. COSTECH ansvarar för den nationella budgeten till forskning och utlyser medel till landets forskare. Alla fyra institutioner kompletterar varandra både ämnesmässigt och institutionellt och borgar för att Tanzania inom ett rimligt tidsperspektiv kan bygga upp ett hållbart forskningssystem. Sammanlagt kommer 112 PhD, 55 MSc och 31 post doc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till forskningsinfrastruktur, forskningsadministration och forskningsmedel till forskningsprojekt. Kapacitetsuppbyggnaden på de tanzaniska institutionerna sker i samarbete med svenska universitet och forskningsinstitutioner. Under perioden 2015-2020 ingår 11 universitet och 27 svenska institutioner i samarbetet. De svenska institutionerna har tillsammans med sina tanzaniska partners skrivit de ansökningar som sedermera har bedömts och rekommenderats för stöd. I den totala budgeten för stödet till Tanzania ingår de medel som betalas ut av Sida till både tanzaniska och svenska institutioner. Sida ingår därför även en överenskommelse för de tanzaniska institutionernas räkning med Uppsala universitet/ International Science Programme som koordinerar och vidareförmedlar medel till de svenska universiteten och institutionerna. UU/ISP fömedlar även traktamenten till tanzaniska studenter när de studerar i Sverige. Denna förmedling finns specificerad i ett avtal mellan Enheten för forskningssamarbete och UU/ISP och återfinns således inte inom ramen för bilagda överenskommelse med UU/ISP. Sida kommer ytterligare att ingå avtal med Tanzanias regering representerat av Ministry of Finance. Syftet med avtalet är ett ömsesidigt erkännande av Sidas stöd till UDSM, MUHAS, ARU och COSTECH samt att informera Tanzanias regering om de avtal som Sida avser att ingå med nämnda institutioner. Stödet till det svenska forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania (inklusive alla fyra institutioner) under perioden 2015-2020 uppgår totalt till SEK 317 800 000. Den budget som finns förslagen i besluten följer svenskt kalenderår emedan budgeten i de bilagda avtalsutkasten följer det brutna tanzaniska budgetåret.Det senare sker i enlighet med Parisagendans ambition att följa och stärka nationella system. MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES Den här specifika insatsen utgör ett stöd till att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet på Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, MUHAS. MUHAS var tidigare ett college (MUCHS) som tillhörde UDSM, men som 2007 övergick till att blir ett självständigt universitet. Som del av UDSM har MUHAS dock erhållit institutionells stöd från Sverige sedan 1994. Innan dess (1986) fick MUHAS projektstöd till HIV/AIDS-forskning i samarbete Statens Bakteriologiska Laboratorium (SBL) samt reproduktiv hälsa (1991). Stödet till MUHAS har, ur ett hållbarhetsperspektiv, uppnått god kapacitet när det gäller utveckling av relevanta policyer och styrdokument, forskningsadministration samt relativt god kapacitet med referens till forskarutbildning, nätverkande, infrastruktur och forskningsproduktion. En god indikator på stödets inverkan är universitetets ökade förmåga att attrahera resurser från andra än Sida. Stöd kommer att ges till 7 delprogram, inom relevanta forskningsområden, varav 5 med inriktning på att bygga upp nya MSc- och PhD-utbildningar samt postdoktorala forskningsstipendier till unga forskare. De forskningsområden som kommer att stärkas är HIV/TB, malaria, barn- och mödrahälsa, hälsosystemforskning samt trauma med fokus på trafikskador. Många av de föreslagna utbildningarna kommer att genomföras med dubbla examina tillsammans med svenska universitet. I vissa fall, där lokal kunskapsbas saknas, kommer doktoranderna att utbildas i Sverige. MUHAS kommer under 2015-2020 sammanlagt att ubilda 36 PhD, 18 MSc och 6 postdoc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till infrastruktur (laboratorier, IT, vetenskapliga publikationer), forskningsadministration (kompetensutv, M&E, QA etc.), och forskningsmedel till mindre forskningsprojekt. Stöd till kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom programmet sker i samarbete med svenska forskare vars roll kommer att skifta något jämfört med tidigare. Förutom att vara handledare till doktorander kommer de att bidra till att utveckla kursplaner för de lokala utbildningarna, delta i viss undervisning av desamma samt tillhandahålla kompetensstärkande kurser i bl. a handledning. I samarbetet med MUHAS ingår sju svenska universitet och fem institutioner och sju institutioner samt Uppsala universitet/International Science Programme som betalar ut traktamenten till tanzaniska doktorander när de studerar i Sverige samt koordinerar och vidareförmedalar medel till MUHAS:s svenska partners. Av de avtalade 82 000 000 SEK betalas 49 232 700 SEK ut direkt till MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK via UU/ISP till svenska universitet/institutioner och 3 684 000 SEK förmedlas via UU/ISP till de tanzaniska studenterna när de studerar i Sverige samt 2 000 000 SEK till UU/ISP för koordinering av svenska samarbetspartners. Sidas bedömning är att stödet kommer innebära ytterligare ett stort kliv för MUHAS att kunna utbilda kompetenta forskare som kan generera en stor del av den kunskap Tanzania behöver för att bekämpa fattigdom och skapa förutsättningar för ett gott liv för landets medborgare. To increase Tanzania's production and use of scientific knowledge for inclusive economic growth and social development. Sweden Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7473300 6540000 5365800 4947500 4756700 4138620 3398522 0 6540000 4947500 7473300 -6540000 5365800 0 6540000 4756700 0 4138620 -5365800 0 0 3398522 5365800 36620442 Uppsala universitet 7473300 Uppsala universitet 0 Uppsala universitet 6540000 Uppsala universitet 0 Uppsala universitet 5365800 Uppsala universitet 4947500 Uppsala universitet 4756700 Uppsala universitet 4138620 Uppsala universitet 3398522 Uppsala universitet Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51170072-5117007203 Sweden MUHAS has applied to Sida for funding of of 82 000 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Health Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development". The intervention aims at building institutional research capacity at MUHAS in order to generate research that can be used to address major issues of developement in Tanzania and especially for people who live in poverty. The programme consists of 7 subprogrammes of which most have a thematic foucus including HIV/TB, malaria, child andmaternity health, health system research and trauma with focus on traffic injuries.Other programs are more concerned with research management capacity and use of research results. MUHAS has partnership with Swedish universities and institutions for support to research capacity development. Of the agreed 82 000 000 SEK 49 232 700 SEK will be directed to MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK through UU/ISP to Swedish universities and institutions, 3 684 000 SEK will be transferred throguh UU/ISP to Tanzanians students while in Sweden and 2 000 000 SEK to UU/ISP for coordination of Swedish collaborating universities and institutions. . FORSKNINGSSAMARBETE MED MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES 2015-2020 BAKGRUND - Forskningssamarbete med Tanzania Forskningssamarbetet i Tanzania under perioden 2015-2020 syftar till att stärka Tanzanias forsknings- och innovationssystem för att landet självständigt ska kunna generera och använda forskningsbaserad kunskap av hög kvalitet för en inkluderande samhällsutveckling. Inom ramen för forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania ingår stöd till tre tanzaniska universitet, University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS), Ardhi University (ARU) samt ett forskningsråd, Tanzania Comission of Science and Technology (COSTECH), för att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet. De tre universiteten var initialt ett universitet, men två colleges har sedan 2008 framgångsrikt etablerat sig som självständiga universitet med speciell inriktning inom hälsa (MUHAS) respektive rural och urban samhällsplanering (ARU). UDSM är fortfarande det största och högst rankade universitetet i Tanzania, men alla tre är att betrakta som ledande i att utbilda kompetenta forskare, lärare och andra professionella inom områden som är relevanta för Tanzania. Stödet till universiteten initierades i mitten av 90-talet emedan stödet till COSTECH började 2009. COSTECH bedöms spela en viktig roll för ägarskapet och hållbarheten för forskning på nationell nivå. COSTECH är en statlig myndighet och har ett nära samarbete med Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology. COSTECH ansvarar för den nationella budgeten till forskning och utlyser medel till landets forskare. Alla fyra institutioner kompletterar varandra både ämnesmässigt och institutionellt och borgar för att Tanzania inom ett rimligt tidsperspektiv kan bygga upp ett hållbart forskningssystem. Sammanlagt kommer 112 PhD, 55 MSc och 31 post doc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till forskningsinfrastruktur, forskningsadministration och forskningsmedel till forskningsprojekt. Kapacitetsuppbyggnaden på de tanzaniska institutionerna sker i samarbete med svenska universitet och forskningsinstitutioner. Under perioden 2015-2020 ingår 11 universitet och 27 svenska institutioner i samarbetet. De svenska institutionerna har tillsammans med sina tanzaniska partners skrivit de ansökningar som sedermera har bedömts och rekommenderats för stöd. I den totala budgeten för stödet till Tanzania ingår de medel som betalas ut av Sida till både tanzaniska och svenska institutioner. Sida ingår därför även en överenskommelse för de tanzaniska institutionernas räkning med Uppsala universitet/ International Science Programme som koordinerar och vidareförmedlar medel till de svenska universiteten och institutionerna. UU/ISP fömedlar även traktamenten till tanzaniska studenter när de studerar i Sverige. Denna förmedling finns specificerad i ett avtal mellan Enheten för forskningssamarbete och UU/ISP och återfinns således inte inom ramen för bilagda överenskommelse med UU/ISP. Sida kommer ytterligare att ingå avtal med Tanzanias regering representerat av Ministry of Finance. Syftet med avtalet är ett ömsesidigt erkännande av Sidas stöd till UDSM, MUHAS, ARU och COSTECH samt att informera Tanzanias regering om de avtal som Sida avser att ingå med nämnda institutioner. Stödet till det svenska forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania (inklusive alla fyra institutioner) under perioden 2015-2020 uppgår totalt till SEK 317 800 000. Den budget som finns förslagen i besluten följer svenskt kalenderår emedan budgeten i de bilagda avtalsutkasten följer det brutna tanzaniska budgetåret.Det senare sker i enlighet med Parisagendans ambition att följa och stärka nationella system. MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES Den här specifika insatsen utgör ett stöd till att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet på Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, MUHAS. MUHAS var tidigare ett college (MUCHS) som tillhörde UDSM, men som 2007 övergick till att blir ett självständigt universitet. Som del av UDSM har MUHAS dock erhållit institutionells stöd från Sverige sedan 1994. Innan dess (1986) fick MUHAS projektstöd till HIV/AIDS-forskning i samarbete Statens Bakteriologiska Laboratorium (SBL) samt reproduktiv hälsa (1991). Stödet till MUHAS har, ur ett hållbarhetsperspektiv, uppnått god kapacitet när det gäller utveckling av relevanta policyer och styrdokument, forskningsadministration samt relativt god kapacitet med referens till forskarutbildning, nätverkande, infrastruktur och forskningsproduktion. En god indikator på stödets inverkan är universitetets ökade förmåga att attrahera resurser från andra än Sida. Stöd kommer att ges till 7 delprogram, inom relevanta forskningsområden, varav 5 med inriktning på att bygga upp nya MSc- och PhD-utbildningar samt postdoktorala forskningsstipendier till unga forskare. De forskningsområden som kommer att stärkas är HIV/TB, malaria, barn- och mödrahälsa, hälsosystemforskning samt trauma med fokus på trafikskador. Många av de föreslagna utbildningarna kommer att genomföras med dubbla examina tillsammans med svenska universitet. I vissa fall, där lokal kunskapsbas saknas, kommer doktoranderna att utbildas i Sverige. MUHAS kommer under 2015-2020 sammanlagt att ubilda 36 PhD, 18 MSc och 6 postdoc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till infrastruktur (laboratorier, IT, vetenskapliga publikationer), forskningsadministration (kompetensutv, M&E, QA etc.), och forskningsmedel till mindre forskningsprojekt. Stöd till kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom programmet sker i samarbete med svenska forskare vars roll kommer att skifta något jämfört med tidigare. Förutom att vara handledare till doktorander kommer de att bidra till att utveckla kursplaner för de lokala utbildningarna, delta i viss undervisning av desamma samt tillhandahålla kompetensstärkande kurser i bl. a handledning. I samarbetet med MUHAS ingår sju svenska universitet och fem institutioner och sju institutioner samt Uppsala universitet/International Science Programme som betalar ut traktamenten till tanzaniska doktorander när de studerar i Sverige samt koordinerar och vidareförmedalar medel till MUHAS:s svenska partners. Av de avtalade 82 000 000 SEK betalas 49 232 700 SEK ut direkt till MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK via UU/ISP till svenska universitet/institutioner och 3 684 000 SEK förmedlas via UU/ISP till de tanzaniska studenterna när de studerar i Sverige samt 2 000 000 SEK till UU/ISP för koordinering av svenska samarbetspartners. Sidas bedömning är att stödet kommer innebära ytterligare ett stort kliv för MUHAS att kunna utbilda kompetenta forskare som kan generera en stor del av den kunskap Tanzania behöver för att bekämpa fattigdom och skapa förutsättningar för ett gott liv för landets medborgare. To increase Tanzania's production and use of scientific knowledge for inclusive economic growth and social development. Sweden Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 656000 968000 852000 692000 516000 690000 400000 852000 400000 656000 568000 400000 200000 968000 -968000 -300000 692000 452000 516000 -600000 0 300000 190000 0 0 -852000 500000 0 0 4374000 Uppsala universitet 656000 Uppsala universitet 400000 Uppsala universitet 200000 Uppsala universitet 368000 Uppsala universitet 200000 Uppsala universitet 500000 Uppsala universitet 152000 Uppsala universitet 400000 Uppsala universitet 200000 Uppsala universitet 92000 Uppsala universitet 300000 Uppsala universitet 216000 Uppsala universitet 500000 Uppsala universitet 190000 Uppsala universitet Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51170072-5117007204 Sweden MUHAS has applied to Sida for funding of of 82 000 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Health Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development". The intervention aims at building institutional research capacity at MUHAS in order to generate research that can be used to address major issues of developement in Tanzania and especially for people who live in poverty. The programme consists of 7 subprogrammes of which most have a thematic foucus including HIV/TB, malaria, child andmaternity health, health system research and trauma with focus on traffic injuries.Other programs are more concerned with research management capacity and use of research results. MUHAS has partnership with Swedish universities and institutions for support to research capacity development. Of the agreed 82 000 000 SEK 49 232 700 SEK will be directed to MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK through UU/ISP to Swedish universities and institutions, 3 684 000 SEK will be transferred throguh UU/ISP to Tanzanians students while in Sweden and 2 000 000 SEK to UU/ISP for coordination of Swedish collaborating universities and institutions. . FORSKNINGSSAMARBETE MED MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES 2015-2020 BAKGRUND - Forskningssamarbete med Tanzania Forskningssamarbetet i Tanzania under perioden 2015-2020 syftar till att stärka Tanzanias forsknings- och innovationssystem för att landet självständigt ska kunna generera och använda forskningsbaserad kunskap av hög kvalitet för en inkluderande samhällsutveckling. Inom ramen för forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania ingår stöd till tre tanzaniska universitet, University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS), Ardhi University (ARU) samt ett forskningsråd, Tanzania Comission of Science and Technology (COSTECH), för att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet. De tre universiteten var initialt ett universitet, men två colleges har sedan 2008 framgångsrikt etablerat sig som självständiga universitet med speciell inriktning inom hälsa (MUHAS) respektive rural och urban samhällsplanering (ARU). UDSM är fortfarande det största och högst rankade universitetet i Tanzania, men alla tre är att betrakta som ledande i att utbilda kompetenta forskare, lärare och andra professionella inom områden som är relevanta för Tanzania. Stödet till universiteten initierades i mitten av 90-talet emedan stödet till COSTECH började 2009. COSTECH bedöms spela en viktig roll för ägarskapet och hållbarheten för forskning på nationell nivå. COSTECH är en statlig myndighet och har ett nära samarbete med Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology. COSTECH ansvarar för den nationella budgeten till forskning och utlyser medel till landets forskare. Alla fyra institutioner kompletterar varandra både ämnesmässigt och institutionellt och borgar för att Tanzania inom ett rimligt tidsperspektiv kan bygga upp ett hållbart forskningssystem. Sammanlagt kommer 112 PhD, 55 MSc och 31 post doc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till forskningsinfrastruktur, forskningsadministration och forskningsmedel till forskningsprojekt. Kapacitetsuppbyggnaden på de tanzaniska institutionerna sker i samarbete med svenska universitet och forskningsinstitutioner. Under perioden 2015-2020 ingår 11 universitet och 27 svenska institutioner i samarbetet. De svenska institutionerna har tillsammans med sina tanzaniska partners skrivit de ansökningar som sedermera har bedömts och rekommenderats för stöd. I den totala budgeten för stödet till Tanzania ingår de medel som betalas ut av Sida till både tanzaniska och svenska institutioner. Sida ingår därför även en överenskommelse för de tanzaniska institutionernas räkning med Uppsala universitet/ International Science Programme som koordinerar och vidareförmedlar medel till de svenska universiteten och institutionerna. UU/ISP fömedlar även traktamenten till tanzaniska studenter när de studerar i Sverige. Denna förmedling finns specificerad i ett avtal mellan Enheten för forskningssamarbete och UU/ISP och återfinns således inte inom ramen för bilagda överenskommelse med UU/ISP. Sida kommer ytterligare att ingå avtal med Tanzanias regering representerat av Ministry of Finance. Syftet med avtalet är ett ömsesidigt erkännande av Sidas stöd till UDSM, MUHAS, ARU och COSTECH samt att informera Tanzanias regering om de avtal som Sida avser att ingå med nämnda institutioner. Stödet till det svenska forskningssamarbetet med Tanzania (inklusive alla fyra institutioner) under perioden 2015-2020 uppgår totalt till SEK 317 800 000. Den budget som finns förslagen i besluten följer svenskt kalenderår emedan budgeten i de bilagda avtalsutkasten följer det brutna tanzaniska budgetåret.Det senare sker i enlighet med Parisagendans ambition att följa och stärka nationella system. MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES Den här specifika insatsen utgör ett stöd till att bygga upp hållbar institutionell forskningskapacitet på Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, MUHAS. MUHAS var tidigare ett college (MUCHS) som tillhörde UDSM, men som 2007 övergick till att blir ett självständigt universitet. Som del av UDSM har MUHAS dock erhållit institutionells stöd från Sverige sedan 1994. Innan dess (1986) fick MUHAS projektstöd till HIV/AIDS-forskning i samarbete Statens Bakteriologiska Laboratorium (SBL) samt reproduktiv hälsa (1991). Stödet till MUHAS har, ur ett hållbarhetsperspektiv, uppnått god kapacitet när det gäller utveckling av relevanta policyer och styrdokument, forskningsadministration samt relativt god kapacitet med referens till forskarutbildning, nätverkande, infrastruktur och forskningsproduktion. En god indikator på stödets inverkan är universitetets ökade förmåga att attrahera resurser från andra än Sida. Stöd kommer att ges till 7 delprogram, inom relevanta forskningsområden, varav 5 med inriktning på att bygga upp nya MSc- och PhD-utbildningar samt postdoktorala forskningsstipendier till unga forskare. De forskningsområden som kommer att stärkas är HIV/TB, malaria, barn- och mödrahälsa, hälsosystemforskning samt trauma med fokus på trafikskador. Många av de föreslagna utbildningarna kommer att genomföras med dubbla examina tillsammans med svenska universitet. I vissa fall, där lokal kunskapsbas saknas, kommer doktoranderna att utbildas i Sverige. MUHAS kommer under 2015-2020 sammanlagt att ubilda 36 PhD, 18 MSc och 6 postdoc att utbildas inom forskningssmarbetet med Tanzania. Stöd ges även till infrastruktur (laboratorier, IT, vetenskapliga publikationer), forskningsadministration (kompetensutv, M&E, QA etc.), och forskningsmedel till mindre forskningsprojekt. Stöd till kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom programmet sker i samarbete med svenska forskare vars roll kommer att skifta något jämfört med tidigare. Förutom att vara handledare till doktorander kommer de att bidra till att utveckla kursplaner för de lokala utbildningarna, delta i viss undervisning av desamma samt tillhandahålla kompetensstärkande kurser i bl. a handledning. I samarbetet med MUHAS ingår sju svenska universitet och fem institutioner och sju institutioner samt Uppsala universitet/International Science Programme som betalar ut traktamenten till tanzaniska doktorander när de studerar i Sverige samt koordinerar och vidareförmedalar medel till MUHAS:s svenska partners. Av de avtalade 82 000 000 SEK betalas 49 232 700 SEK ut direkt till MUHAS, 27 083 300 SEK via UU/ISP till svenska universitet/institutioner och 3 684 000 SEK förmedlas via UU/ISP till de tanzaniska studenterna när de studerar i Sverige samt 2 000 000 SEK till UU/ISP för koordinering av svenska samarbetspartners. Sidas bedömning är att stödet kommer innebära ytterligare ett stort kliv för MUHAS att kunna utbilda kompetenta forskare som kan generera en stor del av den kunskap Tanzania behöver för att bekämpa fattigdom och skapa förutsättningar för ett gott liv för landets medborgare. To increase Tanzania's production and use of scientific knowledge for inclusive economic growth and social development. Sweden Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -8585 -8585 -8585 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences -8585 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51170097 Sweden Restless Development focuses on addressing the needs and aspirations of young people and creating an enabling environment for inclusive engagement and participation of young women and men in economic development and decision making processes. The organisation also works with partners to address gaps in youth rights, capacities and wellbeing. Its work focuses on three thematic goals – economic empowerment; voice, accountability and participation; and non-discrimination in SRHR. The organization creates and implements grassroots programs to deliver targeted results under each thematic goal to its target groups. In the next five years, Restless Development intends to reach at least 500,000 young people across 18 regions of Tanzania. It targets to serve 5,000 youth groups and networks engaged at the community and district level, 600 young volunteer leaders, and 1,200 alumni. This decision proposes the third phase of Swedish support to Restless Development Tanzania for the period of 2016–2021. The overall budget for the five year period is 15.8 million GBP (approximately 209 MSEK). The Embassy’s appraisal is for proposed funding of 46.5 MSEK which is about 22.2% of the total budget. This decision covers three components of the contribution as outlined below - Component 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Component’s budget 45 000 000 SEK at 9 000 000 per year. - Component 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Component’s budget 1 000 000 SEK for 2021. - Component 3: 5117009703 Audits. Component’s budget 500 000 for 2016. The new phase of support will enable the organization to (i) strengthen and scale-up its employability, livelihoods and enterprise programs through partnering with the private sector; and (ii) scale the girls’ leadership and rights programmes, and participation and accountability work. Sida’s support will be channeled through Restless Development Tanzania who is the agreement and implementing partner. Restless Developments ämnar bidra till att uppfylla unga kvinnors och mäns aspirationer om inkluderande och meningsfullt deltagande i ekonomisk utveckling och beslutsprocesser. Organisationen arbetar också med partners för att stärkta rättigheter och ökad kapacitet och välbefinnande för ungdomar. Dess arbete fokuserar på tre tematiska mål – ekonomisk egenmakt; deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande; samt icke-diskriminering och SRHR. organisationen utvecklar och implementerar gräsrotsprogram för att bidra till resultat inom varje tematiskt område för dess målgrupp. Under de kommande 5 åren, ämnar Restless att nå 500 000 ungdomar i 18 regioner i Tanzania. De har som målsättning att stödja 5000 ungdomsgrupper och nätverk på lokal och distriktnivå, 600 ungdomsvolontärer och 1200 alumni medlemmar. Beslutet föreslår en tredje fas av svenskt stöd till Restless Development i Tanzania för perioden 2016-2021. Den totala budgeten för femårsperioden är 15.8 miljoner GBP (ca 209 MSEK). Ambassadens beredning är av svenskt stöd på 46.5 MSEK, vilket är ca 22.2% av den totala budgeten. Beslutet omfattar tre komponenter i bidrag enligt nedan - Komponenten 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Komponents budget 45 000 000 kronor på 9 000 000 per år . - Komponenten 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Komponents budget 1 000 000 kronor på 2021. - Komponenten 3: 5117009703 Audits. Komponents budget 500 000 kronor på 2016. Den nya fasen gör det möjligt för organisationen att (i) stärka och skala upp sitt arbete kring anställbarhet, försörjningsmöjligheter för ungdomar och företagsprogram genom samarbete med den privata sektorn; och (ii) skala upp program för ledarskap, deltagande och ansvarsarbete för unga kvinnor. Det svenska stödet kommer kanaliseras genom Restless Development Tanzania som är både avtals och implementerande partner. The generation of young Tanzanians is contributing en masse to the achievement of just and sustainable development as enshrined in the Government of Tanzanias national development plans, as global citizens through the Global Goals. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-51170097-5117009701 Sweden Restless Development focuses on addressing the needs and aspirations of young people and creating an enabling environment for inclusive engagement and participation of young women and men in economic development and decision making processes. The organisation also works with partners to address gaps in youth rights, capacities and wellbeing. Its work focuses on three thematic goals – economic empowerment; voice, accountability and participation; and non-discrimination in SRHR. The organization creates and implements grassroots programs to deliver targeted results under each thematic goal to its target groups. In the next five years, Restless Development intends to reach at least 500,000 young people across 18 regions of Tanzania. It targets to serve 5,000 youth groups and networks engaged at the community and district level, 600 young volunteer leaders, and 1,200 alumni. This decision proposes the third phase of Swedish support to Restless Development Tanzania for the period of 2016–2021. The overall budget for the five year period is 15.8 million GBP (approximately 209 MSEK). The Embassy’s appraisal is for proposed funding of 46.5 MSEK which is about 22.2% of the total budget. This decision covers three components of the contribution as outlined below - Component 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Component’s budget 45 000 000 SEK at 9 000 000 per year. - Component 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Component’s budget 1 000 000 SEK for 2021. - Component 3: 5117009703 Audits. Component’s budget 500 000 for 2016. The new phase of support will enable the organization to (i) strengthen and scale-up its employability, livelihoods and enterprise programs through partnering with the private sector; and (ii) scale the girls’ leadership and rights programmes, and participation and accountability work. Sida’s support will be channeled through Restless Development Tanzania who is the agreement and implementing partner. Restless Developments ämnar bidra till att uppfylla unga kvinnors och mäns aspirationer om inkluderande och meningsfullt deltagande i ekonomisk utveckling och beslutsprocesser. Organisationen arbetar också med partners för att stärkta rättigheter och ökad kapacitet och välbefinnande för ungdomar. Dess arbete fokuserar på tre tematiska mål – ekonomisk egenmakt; deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande; samt icke-diskriminering och SRHR. organisationen utvecklar och implementerar gräsrotsprogram för att bidra till resultat inom varje tematiskt område för dess målgrupp. Under de kommande 5 åren, ämnar Restless att nå 500 000 ungdomar i 18 regioner i Tanzania. De har som målsättning att stödja 5000 ungdomsgrupper och nätverk på lokal och distriktnivå, 600 ungdomsvolontärer och 1200 alumni medlemmar. Beslutet föreslår en tredje fas av svenskt stöd till Restless Development i Tanzania för perioden 2016-2021. Den totala budgeten för femårsperioden är 15.8 miljoner GBP (ca 209 MSEK). Ambassadens beredning är av svenskt stöd på 46.5 MSEK, vilket är ca 22.2% av den totala budgeten. Beslutet omfattar tre komponenter i bidrag enligt nedan - Komponenten 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Komponents budget 45 000 000 kronor på 9 000 000 per år . - Komponenten 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Komponents budget 1 000 000 kronor på 2021. - Komponenten 3: 5117009703 Audits. Komponents budget 500 000 kronor på 2016. Den nya fasen gör det möjligt för organisationen att (i) stärka och skala upp sitt arbete kring anställbarhet, försörjningsmöjligheter för ungdomar och företagsprogram genom samarbete med den privata sektorn; och (ii) skala upp program för ledarskap, deltagande och ansvarsarbete för unga kvinnor. Det svenska stödet kommer kanaliseras genom Restless Development Tanzania som är både avtals och implementerande partner. The generation of young Tanzanians is contributing en masse to the achievement of just and sustainable development as enshrined in the Government of Tanzanias national development plans, as global citizens through the Global Goals. Sweden Restless Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Restless Development 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 14000000 9000000 9000000 0 9000000 0 -9000000 -9000000 9000000 9000000 9000000 9000000 9000000 0 9000000 14000000 -9000000 0 -9000000 41000000 Restless Development 9000000 Restless Development 14000000 Restless Development 9000000 Restless Development 9000000 Restless Development SE-0-SE-6-51170097-5117009703 Sweden Restless Development focuses on addressing the needs and aspirations of young people and creating an enabling environment for inclusive engagement and participation of young women and men in economic development and decision making processes. The organisation also works with partners to address gaps in youth rights, capacities and wellbeing. Its work focuses on three thematic goals – economic empowerment; voice, accountability and participation; and non-discrimination in SRHR. The organization creates and implements grassroots programs to deliver targeted results under each thematic goal to its target groups. In the next five years, Restless Development intends to reach at least 500,000 young people across 18 regions of Tanzania. It targets to serve 5,000 youth groups and networks engaged at the community and district level, 600 young volunteer leaders, and 1,200 alumni. This decision proposes the third phase of Swedish support to Restless Development Tanzania for the period of 2016–2021. The overall budget for the five year period is 15.8 million GBP (approximately 209 MSEK). The Embassy’s appraisal is for proposed funding of 46.5 MSEK which is about 22.2% of the total budget. This decision covers three components of the contribution as outlined below - Component 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Component’s budget 45 000 000 SEK at 9 000 000 per year. - Component 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Component’s budget 1 000 000 SEK for 2021. - Component 3: 5117009703 Audits. Component’s budget 500 000 for 2016. The new phase of support will enable the organization to (i) strengthen and scale-up its employability, livelihoods and enterprise programs through partnering with the private sector; and (ii) scale the girls’ leadership and rights programmes, and participation and accountability work. Sida’s support will be channeled through Restless Development Tanzania who is the agreement and implementing partner. Restless Developments ämnar bidra till att uppfylla unga kvinnors och mäns aspirationer om inkluderande och meningsfullt deltagande i ekonomisk utveckling och beslutsprocesser. Organisationen arbetar också med partners för att stärkta rättigheter och ökad kapacitet och välbefinnande för ungdomar. Dess arbete fokuserar på tre tematiska mål – ekonomisk egenmakt; deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande; samt icke-diskriminering och SRHR. organisationen utvecklar och implementerar gräsrotsprogram för att bidra till resultat inom varje tematiskt område för dess målgrupp. Under de kommande 5 åren, ämnar Restless att nå 500 000 ungdomar i 18 regioner i Tanzania. De har som målsättning att stödja 5000 ungdomsgrupper och nätverk på lokal och distriktnivå, 600 ungdomsvolontärer och 1200 alumni medlemmar. Beslutet föreslår en tredje fas av svenskt stöd till Restless Development i Tanzania för perioden 2016-2021. Den totala budgeten för femårsperioden är 15.8 miljoner GBP (ca 209 MSEK). Ambassadens beredning är av svenskt stöd på 46.5 MSEK, vilket är ca 22.2% av den totala budgeten. Beslutet omfattar tre komponenter i bidrag enligt nedan - Komponenten 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Komponents budget 45 000 000 kronor på 9 000 000 per år . - Komponenten 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Komponents budget 1 000 000 kronor på 2021. - Komponenten 3: 5117009703 Audits. Komponents budget 500 000 kronor på 2016. Den nya fasen gör det möjligt för organisationen att (i) stärka och skala upp sitt arbete kring anställbarhet, försörjningsmöjligheter för ungdomar och företagsprogram genom samarbete med den privata sektorn; och (ii) skala upp program för ledarskap, deltagande och ansvarsarbete för unga kvinnor. Det svenska stödet kommer kanaliseras genom Restless Development Tanzania som är både avtals och implementerande partner. The generation of young Tanzanians is contributing en masse to the achievement of just and sustainable development as enshrined in the Government of Tanzanias national development plans, as global citizens through the Global Goals. Sweden Restless Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 231920 268080 0 0 231920 268080 500000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 231919.69 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -6732.99 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 200350.94 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-51170097-5117009704 Sweden Restless Development focuses on addressing the needs and aspirations of young people and creating an enabling environment for inclusive engagement and participation of young women and men in economic development and decision making processes. The organisation also works with partners to address gaps in youth rights, capacities and wellbeing. Its work focuses on three thematic goals – economic empowerment; voice, accountability and participation; and non-discrimination in SRHR. The organization creates and implements grassroots programs to deliver targeted results under each thematic goal to its target groups. In the next five years, Restless Development intends to reach at least 500,000 young people across 18 regions of Tanzania. It targets to serve 5,000 youth groups and networks engaged at the community and district level, 600 young volunteer leaders, and 1,200 alumni. This decision proposes the third phase of Swedish support to Restless Development Tanzania for the period of 2016–2021. The overall budget for the five year period is 15.8 million GBP (approximately 209 MSEK). The Embassy’s appraisal is for proposed funding of 46.5 MSEK which is about 22.2% of the total budget. This decision covers three components of the contribution as outlined below - Component 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Component’s budget 45 000 000 SEK at 9 000 000 per year. - Component 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Component’s budget 1 000 000 SEK for 2021. - Component 3: 5117009703 Audits. Component’s budget 500 000 for 2016. The new phase of support will enable the organization to (i) strengthen and scale-up its employability, livelihoods and enterprise programs through partnering with the private sector; and (ii) scale the girls’ leadership and rights programmes, and participation and accountability work. Sida’s support will be channeled through Restless Development Tanzania who is the agreement and implementing partner. Restless Developments ämnar bidra till att uppfylla unga kvinnors och mäns aspirationer om inkluderande och meningsfullt deltagande i ekonomisk utveckling och beslutsprocesser. Organisationen arbetar också med partners för att stärkta rättigheter och ökad kapacitet och välbefinnande för ungdomar. Dess arbete fokuserar på tre tematiska mål – ekonomisk egenmakt; deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande; samt icke-diskriminering och SRHR. organisationen utvecklar och implementerar gräsrotsprogram för att bidra till resultat inom varje tematiskt område för dess målgrupp. Under de kommande 5 åren, ämnar Restless att nå 500 000 ungdomar i 18 regioner i Tanzania. De har som målsättning att stödja 5000 ungdomsgrupper och nätverk på lokal och distriktnivå, 600 ungdomsvolontärer och 1200 alumni medlemmar. Beslutet föreslår en tredje fas av svenskt stöd till Restless Development i Tanzania för perioden 2016-2021. Den totala budgeten för femårsperioden är 15.8 miljoner GBP (ca 209 MSEK). Ambassadens beredning är av svenskt stöd på 46.5 MSEK, vilket är ca 22.2% av den totala budgeten. Beslutet omfattar tre komponenter i bidrag enligt nedan - Komponenten 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Komponents budget 45 000 000 kronor på 9 000 000 per år . - Komponenten 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Komponents budget 1 000 000 kronor på 2021. - Komponenten 3: 5117009703 Audits. Komponents budget 500 000 kronor på 2016. Den nya fasen gör det möjligt för organisationen att (i) stärka och skala upp sitt arbete kring anställbarhet, försörjningsmöjligheter för ungdomar och företagsprogram genom samarbete med den privata sektorn; och (ii) skala upp program för ledarskap, deltagande och ansvarsarbete för unga kvinnor. Det svenska stödet kommer kanaliseras genom Restless Development Tanzania som är både avtals och implementerande partner. The generation of young Tanzanians is contributing en masse to the achievement of just and sustainable development as enshrined in the Government of Tanzanias national development plans, as global citizens through the Global Goals. Sweden Restless Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Restless Development 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 9000000 Restless Development 9000000 Restless Development Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, with a special focus on marginalised groups and defenders and agents of democracy Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper och demokratins försvarare och röstbärare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, particularly regarding women’s political participation and economic empowerment, and greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, särskilt avseende kvinnors politiska deltagande och ekonomiska egenmakt, samt ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work, and increased agricultural productivity and sustainability. Förbättrade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga villkor och ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet i lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51170097-5117009705 Sweden Restless Development focuses on addressing the needs and aspirations of young people and creating an enabling environment for inclusive engagement and participation of young women and men in economic development and decision making processes. The organisation also works with partners to address gaps in youth rights, capacities and wellbeing. Its work focuses on three thematic goals – economic empowerment; voice, accountability and participation; and non-discrimination in SRHR. The organization creates and implements grassroots programs to deliver targeted results under each thematic goal to its target groups. In the next five years, Restless Development intends to reach at least 500,000 young people across 18 regions of Tanzania. It targets to serve 5,000 youth groups and networks engaged at the community and district level, 600 young volunteer leaders, and 1,200 alumni. This decision proposes the third phase of Swedish support to Restless Development Tanzania for the period of 2016–2021. The overall budget for the five year period is 15.8 million GBP (approximately 209 MSEK). The Embassy’s appraisal is for proposed funding of 46.5 MSEK which is about 22.2% of the total budget. This decision covers three components of the contribution as outlined below - Component 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Component’s budget 45 000 000 SEK at 9 000 000 per year. - Component 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Component’s budget 1 000 000 SEK for 2021. - Component 3: 5117009703 Audits. Component’s budget 500 000 for 2016. The new phase of support will enable the organization to (i) strengthen and scale-up its employability, livelihoods and enterprise programs through partnering with the private sector; and (ii) scale the girls’ leadership and rights programmes, and participation and accountability work. Sida’s support will be channeled through Restless Development Tanzania who is the agreement and implementing partner. Restless Developments ämnar bidra till att uppfylla unga kvinnors och mäns aspirationer om inkluderande och meningsfullt deltagande i ekonomisk utveckling och beslutsprocesser. Organisationen arbetar också med partners för att stärkta rättigheter och ökad kapacitet och välbefinnande för ungdomar. Dess arbete fokuserar på tre tematiska mål – ekonomisk egenmakt; deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande; samt icke-diskriminering och SRHR. organisationen utvecklar och implementerar gräsrotsprogram för att bidra till resultat inom varje tematiskt område för dess målgrupp. Under de kommande 5 åren, ämnar Restless att nå 500 000 ungdomar i 18 regioner i Tanzania. De har som målsättning att stödja 5000 ungdomsgrupper och nätverk på lokal och distriktnivå, 600 ungdomsvolontärer och 1200 alumni medlemmar. Beslutet föreslår en tredje fas av svenskt stöd till Restless Development i Tanzania för perioden 2016-2021. Den totala budgeten för femårsperioden är 15.8 miljoner GBP (ca 209 MSEK). Ambassadens beredning är av svenskt stöd på 46.5 MSEK, vilket är ca 22.2% av den totala budgeten. Beslutet omfattar tre komponenter i bidrag enligt nedan - Komponenten 1: 5117009701 Restless Development SP 2016-2021. Komponents budget 45 000 000 kronor på 9 000 000 per år . - Komponenten 2: 5117009702 End of Programme External Evaluation. Komponents budget 1 000 000 kronor på 2021. - Komponenten 3: 5117009703 Audits. Komponents budget 500 000 kronor på 2016. Den nya fasen gör det möjligt för organisationen att (i) stärka och skala upp sitt arbete kring anställbarhet, försörjningsmöjligheter för ungdomar och företagsprogram genom samarbete med den privata sektorn; och (ii) skala upp program för ledarskap, deltagande och ansvarsarbete för unga kvinnor. Det svenska stödet kommer kanaliseras genom Restless Development Tanzania som är både avtals och implementerande partner. The generation of young Tanzanians is contributing en masse to the achievement of just and sustainable development as enshrined in the Government of Tanzanias national development plans, as global citizens through the Global Goals. Sweden Restless Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 150000 600000 0 0 150000 600000 750000 Cowater International Sweden AB 150000 Cowater International Sweden AB 600000 Cowater International Sweden AB Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, particularly regarding women’s political participation and economic empowerment, and greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, särskilt avseende kvinnors politiska deltagande och ekonomiska egenmakt, samt ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51200046 Sweden The programme objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc. A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Projektets syfte är att tillämpa en integrerad styrning och hantering av nationella vattenresurser i fem vattenregioner i Burkina Faso. Vatten är en grundläggande resurs för människors överlevnad och för stora delar av livsnödvändig produktion i Burkina Faso där 85 procent av befolkningen bor på landsbygden, mestadels livnär sig på delvis självförsörjande jordbruk och andra verksamheter baserade på naturresurser. En förbättrad hantering av vattenresurser är tänkt att nås genom förstärkning och ytterligare kapacitetsuppbyggnad av de fem operativa vattenmyndigheterna, utvecklande och tillämpning av övergripande vattenresurs-planer, utvecklandet och tillämpningen av ett vatteninformations-system, samt insatser för att höja medvetenheten bland vattenanvändare och allmänhet. De olika vattenmyndigheterna samarbetar sedan i sin tur med kommuner, organisationer i civilsamhället, särskilt organisationer för vattenanvändare, samt privata företag. Genomgående för arbetet är att det sker med hög grad av lokalt deltagande. Vattenavgifter för användning och nedsmutsning kommer att tillämpas. Projektet, som i sin helhet löper över 15 år, finansieras av Danmark och Sverige i samarbete under en första del av denna period. Sverige bidrar med 45 miljoner kronor under åren 2016-2018. --------------------------------- The purpose of the contribution is to support the implementation of the integrated water resources management (IWRM) in five river sub-basins in Burkina Faso. Water is a key resource for survival and economic production in Burkina Faso where 85 percent of the population live in rural areas, mainly from semi subsistence farming and other activities based on natural resource management.The improved water management will be achieved through capacity building of the newly created operative agencies for the five sub-basins, development and implementation of IWRM plans, development and implementation of a water information system and activities aiming at raising awareness of IWRM issues among water users and the public. The water authorities cooperate in their turn with municipalities, civil society organisations, especially water user associations and private companies. The work is to a high degree participative. Fees for water use as well as for pollution will be used. The project runs in its totality over 15 years, where a first phase is finance in collaboration between Denmark and Sweden. Sweden contributes 45 million SEK over the 2016-2018 period. This national program aims to in a sustainable way contribute to fill the need of good quality water for users and water ecosystems. The project is meant to contribute to the wider objective of a sustainable development in Burkina Faso through an effective an integrated management of water resources. More precisely, three objectives should be fulfilled:a) ensure an effective protection of water resources;b) strengthen the popular awareness and knowledge of water resources, their use ans linked risks;c) improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.The results framework includes outcome objectives within all three strategic objectives. Indicators have been included in order to measure the results within each desired outcome. Means of verification, baselines and targets per 2017 and 2018 have also been defined. Still, within some of the outcome areas, the baselines are still not in place, nor the exact targets to be reached in 2017 and 2018. The annual plan for 2016, includes outputs and output targets connected to the outcomes presented in the overall results framework for 2016-2018. The intervention logic can be presented by the following example (part of the results register): The main objective is " Strengthen sustainably and equitably the integrated water resources management in the areas of management of the five agencies of the water of Burkina Faso". In order to contribute to achieving this objective, the first outcome objective for the agreement period has been set to "Improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.". In order to measure this objective the indicator of "Number of water agencies having adopted a contract plan " will be used. During 2018, one of the defined outputs in order to achieve this outcome, has been defined as "Five agencies have adopted a contract plan". Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation The results obtained stem from the actions implemented through the objectives targeted by the program Sustainably contributing to meeting the freshwater needs of users and aquatic ecosystems. The indicator for this strategic objective is the "Level of satisfaction of users' water needs". Its reference situation was established through a study in 2018 at 62.1%. The level of satisfaction rose to 68.6% in 2022. The important changes brought about through the support are: - the application of the texts regulating the water sector through operationalization of water police services; - the need to pay the parafiscal tax or the Financial Contribution in terms of Water is understood by all the actors intervening in the field of water; - the adoption of good practices by water users through establishment of local water committees; - the prevention of conflicts of use through awareness campaigns. The evaluation of consideration of the perspectives of poverty, environment and climate, gender, human rights, conflict and security, in the implementation of the project revealed the following results: - existence of a guide for integrating the Human Rights-Based Approach and gender equality in the establishment of Local Water Committees. Based on this guide, advocacy for consideration of gender dimension in the various IWRM bodies has made it possible to obtain 30% of women in the local water committees set up. - protection of water resources takes into account the environment and climate. - operationalization of Local Water Committees takes issues into account (gender, human rights, conflict). - implementation of the IWRM national programme considers the poverty dimension. Lessons learnt that may be useful for selection and management of future interventions : In term of future intervention the project should: - pursue total control of water around Water bodies, which is a priority for strengthening populations livelihoods; - emphasize water reservoirs protection, in particular small dams which are subject to environmental threats or degradation and which compromise their sustainability; - continue the search for agricultural sector performance: crop production is marked by a low level of use of inputs, equipment and innovative technologies; - focus on strengthening the links between production and market. Possible modifications that may be necessary in the project if it were to continue relate to the need for a support for PNGIRE actions towards emerging themes (Adaptation to climate change, conflict management, AFDH, etc.), knowledge of water resources, securing works and strengthening governance. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51200046-5120004601 Sweden The programme objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc. A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Projektets syfte är att tillämpa en integrerad styrning och hantering av nationella vattenresurser i fem vattenregioner i Burkina Faso. Vatten är en grundläggande resurs för människors överlevnad och för stora delar av livsnödvändig produktion i Burkina Faso där 85 procent av befolkningen bor på landsbygden, mestadels livnär sig på delvis självförsörjande jordbruk och andra verksamheter baserade på naturresurser. En förbättrad hantering av vattenresurser är tänkt att nås genom förstärkning och ytterligare kapacitetsuppbyggnad av de fem operativa vattenmyndigheterna, utvecklande och tillämpning av övergripande vattenresurs-planer, utvecklandet och tillämpningen av ett vatteninformations-system, samt insatser för att höja medvetenheten bland vattenanvändare och allmänhet. De olika vattenmyndigheterna samarbetar sedan i sin tur med kommuner, organisationer i civilsamhället, särskilt organisationer för vattenanvändare, samt privata företag. Genomgående för arbetet är att det sker med hög grad av lokalt deltagande. Vattenavgifter för användning och nedsmutsning kommer att tillämpas. Projektet, som i sin helhet löper över 15 år, finansieras av Danmark och Sverige i samarbete under en första del av denna period. Sverige bidrar med 45 miljoner kronor under åren 2016-2018. --------------------------------- The purpose of the contribution is to support the implementation of the integrated water resources management (IWRM) in five river sub-basins in Burkina Faso. Water is a key resource for survival and economic production in Burkina Faso where 85 percent of the population live in rural areas, mainly from semi subsistence farming and other activities based on natural resource management.The improved water management will be achieved through capacity building of the newly created operative agencies for the five sub-basins, development and implementation of IWRM plans, development and implementation of a water information system and activities aiming at raising awareness of IWRM issues among water users and the public. The water authorities cooperate in their turn with municipalities, civil society organisations, especially water user associations and private companies. The work is to a high degree participative. Fees for water use as well as for pollution will be used. The project runs in its totality over 15 years, where a first phase is finance in collaboration between Denmark and Sweden. Sweden contributes 45 million SEK over the 2016-2018 period. This national program aims to in a sustainable way contribute to fill the need of good quality water for users and water ecosystems. The project is meant to contribute to the wider objective of a sustainable development in Burkina Faso through an effective an integrated management of water resources. More precisely, three objectives should be fulfilled:a) ensure an effective protection of water resources;b) strengthen the popular awareness and knowledge of water resources, their use ans linked risks;c) improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.The results framework includes outcome objectives within all three strategic objectives. Indicators have been included in order to measure the results within each desired outcome. Means of verification, baselines and targets per 2017 and 2018 have also been defined. Still, within some of the outcome areas, the baselines are still not in place, nor the exact targets to be reached in 2017 and 2018. The annual plan for 2016, includes outputs and output targets connected to the outcomes presented in the overall results framework for 2016-2018. The intervention logic can be presented by the following example (part of the results register): The main objective is " Strengthen sustainably and equitably the integrated water resources management in the areas of management of the five agencies of the water of Burkina Faso". In order to contribute to achieving this objective, the first outcome objective for the agreement period has been set to "Improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.". In order to measure this objective the indicator of "Number of water agencies having adopted a contract plan " will be used. During 2018, one of the defined outputs in order to achieve this outcome, has been defined as "Five agencies have adopted a contract plan". Sweden Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 18300000 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 10000000 8300000 10000000 -10000000 0 10000000 -5000000 28300000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 10000000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 10000000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 8300000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor SE-0-SE-6-51200046-5120004602 Sweden The programme objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc. A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Projektets syfte är att tillämpa en integrerad styrning och hantering av nationella vattenresurser i fem vattenregioner i Burkina Faso. Vatten är en grundläggande resurs för människors överlevnad och för stora delar av livsnödvändig produktion i Burkina Faso där 85 procent av befolkningen bor på landsbygden, mestadels livnär sig på delvis självförsörjande jordbruk och andra verksamheter baserade på naturresurser. En förbättrad hantering av vattenresurser är tänkt att nås genom förstärkning och ytterligare kapacitetsuppbyggnad av de fem operativa vattenmyndigheterna, utvecklande och tillämpning av övergripande vattenresurs-planer, utvecklandet och tillämpningen av ett vatteninformations-system, samt insatser för att höja medvetenheten bland vattenanvändare och allmänhet. De olika vattenmyndigheterna samarbetar sedan i sin tur med kommuner, organisationer i civilsamhället, särskilt organisationer för vattenanvändare, samt privata företag. Genomgående för arbetet är att det sker med hög grad av lokalt deltagande. Vattenavgifter för användning och nedsmutsning kommer att tillämpas. Projektet, som i sin helhet löper över 15 år, finansieras av Danmark och Sverige i samarbete under en första del av denna period. Sverige bidrar med 45 miljoner kronor under åren 2016-2018. --------------------------------- The purpose of the contribution is to support the implementation of the integrated water resources management (IWRM) in five river sub-basins in Burkina Faso. Water is a key resource for survival and economic production in Burkina Faso where 85 percent of the population live in rural areas, mainly from semi subsistence farming and other activities based on natural resource management.The improved water management will be achieved through capacity building of the newly created operative agencies for the five sub-basins, development and implementation of IWRM plans, development and implementation of a water information system and activities aiming at raising awareness of IWRM issues among water users and the public. The water authorities cooperate in their turn with municipalities, civil society organisations, especially water user associations and private companies. The work is to a high degree participative. Fees for water use as well as for pollution will be used. The project runs in its totality over 15 years, where a first phase is finance in collaboration between Denmark and Sweden. Sweden contributes 45 million SEK over the 2016-2018 period. This national program aims to in a sustainable way contribute to fill the need of good quality water for users and water ecosystems. The project is meant to contribute to the wider objective of a sustainable development in Burkina Faso through an effective an integrated management of water resources. More precisely, three objectives should be fulfilled:a) ensure an effective protection of water resources;b) strengthen the popular awareness and knowledge of water resources, their use ans linked risks;c) improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.The results framework includes outcome objectives within all three strategic objectives. Indicators have been included in order to measure the results within each desired outcome. Means of verification, baselines and targets per 2017 and 2018 have also been defined. Still, within some of the outcome areas, the baselines are still not in place, nor the exact targets to be reached in 2017 and 2018. The annual plan for 2016, includes outputs and output targets connected to the outcomes presented in the overall results framework for 2016-2018. The intervention logic can be presented by the following example (part of the results register): The main objective is " Strengthen sustainably and equitably the integrated water resources management in the areas of management of the five agencies of the water of Burkina Faso". In order to contribute to achieving this objective, the first outcome objective for the agreement period has been set to "Improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.". In order to measure this objective the indicator of "Number of water agencies having adopted a contract plan " will be used. During 2018, one of the defined outputs in order to achieve this outcome, has been defined as "Five agencies have adopted a contract plan". Sweden Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 338000 0 0 0 0 0 338000 0 0 338000 Ernst & Young 338000 Ernst & Young SE-0-SE-6-51200046-5120004603 Sweden The programme objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc. A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Projektets syfte är att tillämpa en integrerad styrning och hantering av nationella vattenresurser i fem vattenregioner i Burkina Faso. Vatten är en grundläggande resurs för människors överlevnad och för stora delar av livsnödvändig produktion i Burkina Faso där 85 procent av befolkningen bor på landsbygden, mestadels livnär sig på delvis självförsörjande jordbruk och andra verksamheter baserade på naturresurser. En förbättrad hantering av vattenresurser är tänkt att nås genom förstärkning och ytterligare kapacitetsuppbyggnad av de fem operativa vattenmyndigheterna, utvecklande och tillämpning av övergripande vattenresurs-planer, utvecklandet och tillämpningen av ett vatteninformations-system, samt insatser för att höja medvetenheten bland vattenanvändare och allmänhet. De olika vattenmyndigheterna samarbetar sedan i sin tur med kommuner, organisationer i civilsamhället, särskilt organisationer för vattenanvändare, samt privata företag. Genomgående för arbetet är att det sker med hög grad av lokalt deltagande. Vattenavgifter för användning och nedsmutsning kommer att tillämpas. Projektet, som i sin helhet löper över 15 år, finansieras av Danmark och Sverige i samarbete under en första del av denna period. Sverige bidrar med 45 miljoner kronor under åren 2016-2018. --------------------------------- The purpose of the contribution is to support the implementation of the integrated water resources management (IWRM) in five river sub-basins in Burkina Faso. Water is a key resource for survival and economic production in Burkina Faso where 85 percent of the population live in rural areas, mainly from semi subsistence farming and other activities based on natural resource management.The improved water management will be achieved through capacity building of the newly created operative agencies for the five sub-basins, development and implementation of IWRM plans, development and implementation of a water information system and activities aiming at raising awareness of IWRM issues among water users and the public. The water authorities cooperate in their turn with municipalities, civil society organisations, especially water user associations and private companies. The work is to a high degree participative. Fees for water use as well as for pollution will be used. The project runs in its totality over 15 years, where a first phase is finance in collaboration between Denmark and Sweden. Sweden contributes 45 million SEK over the 2016-2018 period. This national program aims to in a sustainable way contribute to fill the need of good quality water for users and water ecosystems. The project is meant to contribute to the wider objective of a sustainable development in Burkina Faso through an effective an integrated management of water resources. More precisely, three objectives should be fulfilled:a) ensure an effective protection of water resources;b) strengthen the popular awareness and knowledge of water resources, their use ans linked risks;c) improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.The results framework includes outcome objectives within all three strategic objectives. Indicators have been included in order to measure the results within each desired outcome. Means of verification, baselines and targets per 2017 and 2018 have also been defined. Still, within some of the outcome areas, the baselines are still not in place, nor the exact targets to be reached in 2017 and 2018. The annual plan for 2016, includes outputs and output targets connected to the outcomes presented in the overall results framework for 2016-2018. The intervention logic can be presented by the following example (part of the results register): The main objective is " Strengthen sustainably and equitably the integrated water resources management in the areas of management of the five agencies of the water of Burkina Faso". In order to contribute to achieving this objective, the first outcome objective for the agreement period has been set to "Improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.". In order to measure this objective the indicator of "Number of water agencies having adopted a contract plan " will be used. During 2018, one of the defined outputs in order to achieve this outcome, has been defined as "Five agencies have adopted a contract plan". Sweden Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 14.4 - Senast 2020 införa en effektiv fångstreglering och stoppa överfiske, olagligt, orapporterat och oreglerat fiske liksom destruktiva fiskemetoder samt genomföra vetenskapligt baserade förvaltningsplaner i syfte att återställa fiskbestånden så snabbt som möjligt, åtminstone till de nivåer som kan producera maximalt hållbart uttag, fastställt utifrån deras biologiska egenskaper. 14.4 - By 2020, effectively regulate harvesting and end overfishing, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and destructive fishing practices and implement science-based management plans, in order to restore fish stocks in the shortest time feasible, at least to levels that can produce maximum sustainable yield as determined by their biological characteristics. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13700000 2662000 -1563001 -1166593 2662000 0 -396408 13700000 14798999 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 13700000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 2662000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor -1166592.8999999999 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor -396407.94 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Strengthen respect for the rule of law and access to justice Stärkt respekt för rättsstatens principer och tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51200046-5120004604 Sweden The programme objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc. A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Projektets syfte är att tillämpa en integrerad styrning och hantering av nationella vattenresurser i fem vattenregioner i Burkina Faso. Vatten är en grundläggande resurs för människors överlevnad och för stora delar av livsnödvändig produktion i Burkina Faso där 85 procent av befolkningen bor på landsbygden, mestadels livnär sig på delvis självförsörjande jordbruk och andra verksamheter baserade på naturresurser. En förbättrad hantering av vattenresurser är tänkt att nås genom förstärkning och ytterligare kapacitetsuppbyggnad av de fem operativa vattenmyndigheterna, utvecklande och tillämpning av övergripande vattenresurs-planer, utvecklandet och tillämpningen av ett vatteninformations-system, samt insatser för att höja medvetenheten bland vattenanvändare och allmänhet. De olika vattenmyndigheterna samarbetar sedan i sin tur med kommuner, organisationer i civilsamhället, särskilt organisationer för vattenanvändare, samt privata företag. Genomgående för arbetet är att det sker med hög grad av lokalt deltagande. Vattenavgifter för användning och nedsmutsning kommer att tillämpas. Projektet, som i sin helhet löper över 15 år, finansieras av Danmark och Sverige i samarbete under en första del av denna period. Sverige bidrar med 45 miljoner kronor under åren 2016-2018. --------------------------------- The purpose of the contribution is to support the implementation of the integrated water resources management (IWRM) in five river sub-basins in Burkina Faso. Water is a key resource for survival and economic production in Burkina Faso where 85 percent of the population live in rural areas, mainly from semi subsistence farming and other activities based on natural resource management.The improved water management will be achieved through capacity building of the newly created operative agencies for the five sub-basins, development and implementation of IWRM plans, development and implementation of a water information system and activities aiming at raising awareness of IWRM issues among water users and the public. The water authorities cooperate in their turn with municipalities, civil society organisations, especially water user associations and private companies. The work is to a high degree participative. Fees for water use as well as for pollution will be used. The project runs in its totality over 15 years, where a first phase is finance in collaboration between Denmark and Sweden. Sweden contributes 45 million SEK over the 2016-2018 period. This national program aims to in a sustainable way contribute to fill the need of good quality water for users and water ecosystems. The project is meant to contribute to the wider objective of a sustainable development in Burkina Faso through an effective an integrated management of water resources. More precisely, three objectives should be fulfilled:a) ensure an effective protection of water resources;b) strengthen the popular awareness and knowledge of water resources, their use ans linked risks;c) improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.The results framework includes outcome objectives within all three strategic objectives. Indicators have been included in order to measure the results within each desired outcome. Means of verification, baselines and targets per 2017 and 2018 have also been defined. Still, within some of the outcome areas, the baselines are still not in place, nor the exact targets to be reached in 2017 and 2018. The annual plan for 2016, includes outputs and output targets connected to the outcomes presented in the overall results framework for 2016-2018. The intervention logic can be presented by the following example (part of the results register): The main objective is " Strengthen sustainably and equitably the integrated water resources management in the areas of management of the five agencies of the water of Burkina Faso". In order to contribute to achieving this objective, the first outcome objective for the agreement period has been set to "Improve the competence and effectiveness of managing structures, water agencies and concerned stakeholders.". In order to measure this objective the indicator of "Number of water agencies having adopted a contract plan " will be used. During 2018, one of the defined outputs in order to achieve this outcome, has been defined as "Five agencies have adopted a contract plan". Sweden Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency E.P.G SARL/Expert Partners Group 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000 50000 E.P.G SARL/Expert Partners Group 50000 E.P.G SARL/Expert Partners Group Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Strengthen respect for the rule of law and access to justice Stärkt respekt för rättsstatens principer och tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51200047 Sweden Improve economic and socio ecological bases of community forest sustainability for climate adaptation IUCN har begärt finansiellt stöd om 22 MSEK från Sida för att genomföra projektet "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" under perioden 15 november 2016 - 31 december 2018. Projektets syfte är att skapa ekologiska och socio-ekonomiska förutsättningar för stärkt kapacitet för anpassning till klimatförändringar hos den sårbara befolkningen i två regioner i Burkina Faso. Projektet avser att färdigställa och tillämpa instrument för decentraliserad skogsförvaltning i skogarna Sablogo respektive Soudougui samt i 12 agro-forestry-områden. Projektet förväntas stärka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos den övervägande del av lokalbefolkningen som är beroende av skog och skogsprodukter. IUCN är genomförare av projektet i samarbete med miljöministeriets regionala direktorat i Centre-East resp Centre-West -regionerna, berörda kommuner (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) samt lokala organisationer. Budgeten uppgår till 22 MSEK varav cirka 53% avses att vidareförmedlas till nationella partners. ----------------------------- IUCN has applied to Sida for funding of 22 million SEK to carry out the project "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" during the period 15 november 2016 to December 2018. The overall objective of the project is to create ecological and socio-economic conditions to support the adaptive capacity to climate change of the riparian vulnerable communities in two regions of Burkina Faso. Specifically, it will finalize the development and implementation of decentralized management tools of the forests of Sablogo and Soudougui and 12 parklands; The expected impact is the Reduction of the vulnerability for climate change of local populations depending on forests. IUCN will implement the intervention together with the Regional offices (Centre East and Centre West) of the ministry of environment, green economy and climate change (MEEVCC), the concerned communes (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) and non-governmental partner organisations. The intervention’s total budget is 22 million SEK. Approximately 53% of the intervention budget will be forwarded from IUCN to the implementing partners. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to creating ecological and socio-economic conditions favorable to the adaptation to climate change of vulnerable populations living in the community forests of the central west and central east regions of Burkina Faso. The specific objectives are: - to increase decentralized forest governance effectiveness in the Center East and Center East regions - to skill, knowledge and/or equipment for the sustainable management of agrosilvopastoral and forest productions provided to three categories of actors in 5 intervention communes - to strengthen socio-economic and ecological sustainability of forests and their areas of influence - to increase carbon sequestration capacity by the target forests and agro-forest areas. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Forestry development Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Forestry Administrative Costs of Donors Examples of Results that have been achieved, both expected and unexpected Expected Results of the project - The PACOF-CC made it possible to sensitize local communities bordering the targeted forest massifs and fostered a symbiosis between these populations and their forests. - Local elected officials were well equipped on forest governance. -The production capacities of shea butter producers were increased. - Forest management groups and cooperative were equipped with new forest restoration techniques for better adaptation to climate change. UNEXPECTED RESULTS - Increased financial resource mobilization capacities of 2 relay organizations (CODD-Burkina and Bissakoupou). Having made significant funds available to relay organizations to support producers and trained them in financial management has made them more reliable for other partners who are entrusting them with more projects to be implemented to manage other funds dedicated to grassroots community organizations. - Increased financial resource mobilization capacities of Silly Commune butter producers. The fact of having supported the women producers of shea butter in Silly commune, in the professionalization of their production by acquisition of suitable materials and equipment has encouraged increase of their production, opening them at high markets of range. They have thus succeeded in mobilizing additional funding from other institutions. - Distinction of Bissiga municipality as the best municipality of the year 2019. Efforts of good governance of the forest massifs were recognized by the Head of State who awarded the first prize for the best municipality in environmental matters to Bissiga municipality during the first edition of the National Tree Day organized in 2019. - Improving municipal self-financing capacities in the field of conservation Silly Commune, and all the other four communes, had benefited from a technical assistant on behalf of the project to facilitate project actions. At the end of its mandate, Silly commune maintained its assistant, whose support enabled the commune to mobilize funding from other financial partners for actions in the field of natural resource conservation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51200047-5120004701 Sweden Improve economic and socio ecological bases of community forest sustainability for climate adaptation IUCN har begärt finansiellt stöd om 22 MSEK från Sida för att genomföra projektet "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" under perioden 15 november 2016 - 31 december 2018. Projektets syfte är att skapa ekologiska och socio-ekonomiska förutsättningar för stärkt kapacitet för anpassning till klimatförändringar hos den sårbara befolkningen i två regioner i Burkina Faso. Projektet avser att färdigställa och tillämpa instrument för decentraliserad skogsförvaltning i skogarna Sablogo respektive Soudougui samt i 12 agro-forestry-områden. Projektet förväntas stärka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos den övervägande del av lokalbefolkningen som är beroende av skog och skogsprodukter. IUCN är genomförare av projektet i samarbete med miljöministeriets regionala direktorat i Centre-East resp Centre-West -regionerna, berörda kommuner (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) samt lokala organisationer. Budgeten uppgår till 22 MSEK varav cirka 53% avses att vidareförmedlas till nationella partners. ----------------------------- IUCN has applied to Sida for funding of 22 million SEK to carry out the project "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" during the period 15 november 2016 to December 2018. The overall objective of the project is to create ecological and socio-economic conditions to support the adaptive capacity to climate change of the riparian vulnerable communities in two regions of Burkina Faso. Specifically, it will finalize the development and implementation of decentralized management tools of the forests of Sablogo and Soudougui and 12 parklands; The expected impact is the Reduction of the vulnerability for climate change of local populations depending on forests. IUCN will implement the intervention together with the Regional offices (Centre East and Centre West) of the ministry of environment, green economy and climate change (MEEVCC), the concerned communes (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) and non-governmental partner organisations. The intervention’s total budget is 22 million SEK. Approximately 53% of the intervention budget will be forwarded from IUCN to the implementing partners. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to creating ecological and socio-economic conditions favorable to the adaptation to climate change of vulnerable populations living in the community forests of the central west and central east regions of Burkina Faso. The specific objectives are: - to increase decentralized forest governance effectiveness in the Center East and Center East regions - to skill, knowledge and/or equipment for the sustainable management of agrosilvopastoral and forest productions provided to three categories of actors in 5 intervention communes - to strengthen socio-economic and ecological sustainability of forests and their areas of influence - to increase carbon sequestration capacity by the target forests and agro-forest areas. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 9000000 0 0 0 5000000 10000000 -5000000 5000000 5000000 -5000000 5000000 4000000 -5000000 19000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 52000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -52000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 10000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 9000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources SE-0-SE-6-51200047-5120004702 Sweden Improve economic and socio ecological bases of community forest sustainability for climate adaptation IUCN har begärt finansiellt stöd om 22 MSEK från Sida för att genomföra projektet "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" under perioden 15 november 2016 - 31 december 2018. Projektets syfte är att skapa ekologiska och socio-ekonomiska förutsättningar för stärkt kapacitet för anpassning till klimatförändringar hos den sårbara befolkningen i två regioner i Burkina Faso. Projektet avser att färdigställa och tillämpa instrument för decentraliserad skogsförvaltning i skogarna Sablogo respektive Soudougui samt i 12 agro-forestry-områden. Projektet förväntas stärka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos den övervägande del av lokalbefolkningen som är beroende av skog och skogsprodukter. IUCN är genomförare av projektet i samarbete med miljöministeriets regionala direktorat i Centre-East resp Centre-West -regionerna, berörda kommuner (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) samt lokala organisationer. Budgeten uppgår till 22 MSEK varav cirka 53% avses att vidareförmedlas till nationella partners. ----------------------------- IUCN has applied to Sida for funding of 22 million SEK to carry out the project "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" during the period 15 november 2016 to December 2018. The overall objective of the project is to create ecological and socio-economic conditions to support the adaptive capacity to climate change of the riparian vulnerable communities in two regions of Burkina Faso. Specifically, it will finalize the development and implementation of decentralized management tools of the forests of Sablogo and Soudougui and 12 parklands; The expected impact is the Reduction of the vulnerability for climate change of local populations depending on forests. IUCN will implement the intervention together with the Regional offices (Centre East and Centre West) of the ministry of environment, green economy and climate change (MEEVCC), the concerned communes (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) and non-governmental partner organisations. The intervention’s total budget is 22 million SEK. Approximately 53% of the intervention budget will be forwarded from IUCN to the implementing partners. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to creating ecological and socio-economic conditions favorable to the adaptation to climate change of vulnerable populations living in the community forests of the central west and central east regions of Burkina Faso. The specific objectives are: - to increase decentralized forest governance effectiveness in the Center East and Center East regions - to skill, knowledge and/or equipment for the sustainable management of agrosilvopastoral and forest productions provided to three categories of actors in 5 intervention communes - to strengthen socio-economic and ecological sustainability of forests and their areas of influence - to increase carbon sequestration capacity by the target forests and agro-forest areas. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 310000 0 310000 310000 Ernst & Young 310000 Ernst & Young SE-0-SE-6-51200047-5120004703 Sweden Improve economic and socio ecological bases of community forest sustainability for climate adaptation IUCN har begärt finansiellt stöd om 22 MSEK från Sida för att genomföra projektet "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" under perioden 15 november 2016 - 31 december 2018. Projektets syfte är att skapa ekologiska och socio-ekonomiska förutsättningar för stärkt kapacitet för anpassning till klimatförändringar hos den sårbara befolkningen i två regioner i Burkina Faso. Projektet avser att färdigställa och tillämpa instrument för decentraliserad skogsförvaltning i skogarna Sablogo respektive Soudougui samt i 12 agro-forestry-områden. Projektet förväntas stärka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos den övervägande del av lokalbefolkningen som är beroende av skog och skogsprodukter. IUCN är genomförare av projektet i samarbete med miljöministeriets regionala direktorat i Centre-East resp Centre-West -regionerna, berörda kommuner (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) samt lokala organisationer. Budgeten uppgår till 22 MSEK varav cirka 53% avses att vidareförmedlas till nationella partners. ----------------------------- IUCN has applied to Sida for funding of 22 million SEK to carry out the project "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" during the period 15 november 2016 to December 2018. The overall objective of the project is to create ecological and socio-economic conditions to support the adaptive capacity to climate change of the riparian vulnerable communities in two regions of Burkina Faso. Specifically, it will finalize the development and implementation of decentralized management tools of the forests of Sablogo and Soudougui and 12 parklands; The expected impact is the Reduction of the vulnerability for climate change of local populations depending on forests. IUCN will implement the intervention together with the Regional offices (Centre East and Centre West) of the ministry of environment, green economy and climate change (MEEVCC), the concerned communes (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) and non-governmental partner organisations. The intervention’s total budget is 22 million SEK. Approximately 53% of the intervention budget will be forwarded from IUCN to the implementing partners. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to creating ecological and socio-economic conditions favorable to the adaptation to climate change of vulnerable populations living in the community forests of the central west and central east regions of Burkina Faso. The specific objectives are: - to increase decentralized forest governance effectiveness in the Center East and Center East regions - to skill, knowledge and/or equipment for the sustainable management of agrosilvopastoral and forest productions provided to three categories of actors in 5 intervention communes - to strengthen socio-economic and ecological sustainability of forests and their areas of influence - to increase carbon sequestration capacity by the target forests and agro-forest areas. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 -461766 2000000 -461766 1538234 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 2000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -461766 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Strengthen respect for the rule of law and access to justice Stärkt respekt för rättsstatens principer och tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51200047-5120004704 Sweden Improve economic and socio ecological bases of community forest sustainability for climate adaptation IUCN har begärt finansiellt stöd om 22 MSEK från Sida för att genomföra projektet "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" under perioden 15 november 2016 - 31 december 2018. Projektets syfte är att skapa ekologiska och socio-ekonomiska förutsättningar för stärkt kapacitet för anpassning till klimatförändringar hos den sårbara befolkningen i två regioner i Burkina Faso. Projektet avser att färdigställa och tillämpa instrument för decentraliserad skogsförvaltning i skogarna Sablogo respektive Soudougui samt i 12 agro-forestry-områden. Projektet förväntas stärka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos den övervägande del av lokalbefolkningen som är beroende av skog och skogsprodukter. IUCN är genomförare av projektet i samarbete med miljöministeriets regionala direktorat i Centre-East resp Centre-West -regionerna, berörda kommuner (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) samt lokala organisationer. Budgeten uppgår till 22 MSEK varav cirka 53% avses att vidareförmedlas till nationella partners. ----------------------------- IUCN has applied to Sida for funding of 22 million SEK to carry out the project "Support to local forest populations' adaptation fo climate change" during the period 15 november 2016 to December 2018. The overall objective of the project is to create ecological and socio-economic conditions to support the adaptive capacity to climate change of the riparian vulnerable communities in two regions of Burkina Faso. Specifically, it will finalize the development and implementation of decentralized management tools of the forests of Sablogo and Soudougui and 12 parklands; The expected impact is the Reduction of the vulnerability for climate change of local populations depending on forests. IUCN will implement the intervention together with the Regional offices (Centre East and Centre West) of the ministry of environment, green economy and climate change (MEEVCC), the concerned communes (Bissiga, Cassou, Lalgaye, Soudougui, Tenkodogo) and non-governmental partner organisations. The intervention’s total budget is 22 million SEK. Approximately 53% of the intervention budget will be forwarded from IUCN to the implementing partners. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to creating ecological and socio-economic conditions favorable to the adaptation to climate change of vulnerable populations living in the community forests of the central west and central east regions of Burkina Faso. The specific objectives are: - to increase decentralized forest governance effectiveness in the Center East and Center East regions - to skill, knowledge and/or equipment for the sustainable management of agrosilvopastoral and forest productions provided to three categories of actors in 5 intervention communes - to strengthen socio-economic and ecological sustainability of forests and their areas of influence - to increase carbon sequestration capacity by the target forests and agro-forest areas. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 151516 303956 0 0 0 180000 123956 0 151516 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 455472 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 151516.27 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 126893.79 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -2937.7 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 180000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Strengthen respect for the rule of law and access to justice Stärkt respekt för rättsstatens principer och tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52040446 Sweden Support to Save the Children's humanitarian work during 2014 within the multiannual agreement, 2013-2015 + 2016, with a specific focus on child protection, in sudden on-set as well as protracted emergencies through rapid short-term interventions as well as long-term humanitarian interventions. Capacity building support, operational support and thematic/technical support will also be provided. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut gällande ett fjärde år (2016) för stöd till Rädda Barnen Sveriges humanitära arbete 2013-2015. Innehållet i det fjärde året är detsamma som tidigare 3-årigt stöd men med uppdaterade indikatorer. År 2016 föreslås vara ett mellanår då Sida utvärderar tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och där organisationen också är inne i en process att avsluta innevarande interna strategiperiod 2013-2016. Avtalet för det fjärde året föreslås ingås mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen Sverige enligt Sidas gällande mallar. Beslut tas i enlighet med paragraf 3.11.3 i Sidas regel för insatshantering vad gäller kompletterande insatsbeslut. Ny beredning och nytt avtal väntas därefter göras inför ett eventuellt nytt partnerskap från 2017. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som fortsatt relevant och är i linje med Strategin för humanitärt bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2011-2014, förlängd till 31 december 2016 beslutad genom regleringsbrevet 2016. Rädda Barnen Sverige (RBS) har inkommit med en tilläggsansökan till Sida för 2016 inom ramen för 2013-2015 års beslut för humanitärt stöd till RBS (se beslutsblanketten med referens till tidigare beslut). Tilläggsansökan avser, som tidigare, stöd till landspecifika program, kapacitetsutveckling, samt administrationskostnader hos RBS för hanteringen av insatserna 2016. Detta kompletterande insatsbeslut omfattar totalt SEK 83 110 000 enligt nedan, samt SEK 500 000 för en sedan tidigare beslutad extern utvärdering av programmet (beslutsnummer 2013-001414). Programförslaget 2016 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (SEK 6 510 000) - Mali (SEK 4 650 000) - Sudan (SEK 2 790 000) - Niger (SEK 3 720 000) - Etiopien (SEK 5 952 000) - Demokratiska folkrepubliken Korea (SEK 4 650 000) - Irak (SEK 3 720 000) - Libanon (SEK 7 440 000) - Jemen (SEK 12 090 000) - RRM (SEK 14 000 000) - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surge capacity, fd SHARP (SEK 12 150 000) - Tillägg till Rädda Barnen Sveriges administrationskostnader (SEK 5 438 000) Insatsen syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Rädda Barnen är utrustat för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer i nära samarbete med lokala partners. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2016 baseras på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och dess humanitära insatser. Rädda Barnen är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. Sida bedömer att Rädda Barnen Sverige i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att Rädda Barnen Sverige behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationen har förändrat Rädda Barnens organisationsstruktur och styrning. Syftet är att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Arbetet med att synkronisera systemen kommer fortsätta under 2016. Rädda Barnens huvudkontor (Save the Children International) i London ansvarar för implementeringen av alla projekt (utom för Sudan där SCI inte har tillträde och RBS därför fortsätter ha ansvaret för kontoret), genom Rädda Barnens operationella kontor i respektive land och/eller region. Save the Children International’s medlemmar (som t.ex. Rädda Barnen Sverige) ansvarar för programinnehåll, geografiska prioriteringsområden samt insamling av medel. Därmed har Rädda Barnen Sverige tematiskt och strategiskt ansvar för programmen, samt för kvalitetssäkring av rapportering och finansiell kontroll. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från Rädda Barnen Sverige till Rädda Barnens olika implementerande kontor. Ungefär 7 % av Sidas medel vidareförmedlas ej och tillkommer Rädda Barnen Sverige för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller Rädda Barnen Sverige som helhet, inte enbart deras humanitära kontor). Dessutom ingår i avtalet 2013-2015 och avtalet 2016 finansiellt stöd från Sida till Rädda Barnen Sverige för stöd av operationell back-stopping, metodfrågor och kapacitetsutveckling bland annat för att stärka Rädda Barnen Sveriges rapportering och programuppföljning till Sida (2014 uppgick detta stöd till ungefär SEK 6 880 000 eller 5% av totalt förmedlade medel, ej inkluderat stöd till komponenterna HIF och SHARP. För 2016 uppgår det till SEK 6 550 000 eller 10% av totalt förmedlade medel om SEK 65 522 000). För aktuellt insatsbeslut, har risker och resultat setts över och uppdaterats där så relevant. Medel beslutade för 2016 kommer utbetalas i två separata utbetalningar, efter undertecknande av avtal och i samband med att reviderade landprojektförslag inklusive resultatramverk inkommit och godkänts, samt efter den 30 september 2016, för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Rädda Barnen Sverige ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. The contribution supporting Save the Children Sweden’s humanitarian work 2013-2015 + 2016 has five overall objectives, where objective 5, relevant to the component of the HIF only corresponds to 2014-2015:1) Child protection; Children affected by a humanitarian crisis, where Save the Children intervenes, are protected against violence, neglect, exploitation and abuse2) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children has strengthened its ability to respond to the humanitarian needs of children in emergency situations3) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children’s civil society partners are empowered to participate in and contribute to humanitarian responses 4) Accountability; Save the Children has strengthened its accountability to children that benefits its humanitarian responses5) Humanitarian innovation: Increased innovation in humanitarian programs resulting in demonstrated and cost-effective improvements in humanitarian action, especially responding to gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies.In 2015 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in the Central African Republic.In 2016 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in Sudan. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Ethiopia Guinea Haiti Indonesia Iraq Kenya Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Lebanon Liberia Mali Myanmar Mongolia Niger (the) Philippines (the) Pakistan Serbia Sudan (the) Somalia South Sudan Turkey Yemen Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Western Africa, regional Material relief assistance and services Emergency Response The results achieved were mainly in accordance with the result frameworks of the various projects and RRMs and also the overall framework. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040446-5204044601-H Sweden Support to Save the Children's humanitarian work during 2014 within the multiannual agreement, 2013-2015 + 2016, with a specific focus on child protection, in sudden on-set as well as protracted emergencies through rapid short-term interventions as well as long-term humanitarian interventions. Capacity building support, operational support and thematic/technical support will also be provided. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut gällande ett fjärde år (2016) för stöd till Rädda Barnen Sveriges humanitära arbete 2013-2015. Innehållet i det fjärde året är detsamma som tidigare 3-årigt stöd men med uppdaterade indikatorer. År 2016 föreslås vara ett mellanår då Sida utvärderar tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och där organisationen också är inne i en process att avsluta innevarande interna strategiperiod 2013-2016. Avtalet för det fjärde året föreslås ingås mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen Sverige enligt Sidas gällande mallar. Beslut tas i enlighet med paragraf 3.11.3 i Sidas regel för insatshantering vad gäller kompletterande insatsbeslut. Ny beredning och nytt avtal väntas därefter göras inför ett eventuellt nytt partnerskap från 2017. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som fortsatt relevant och är i linje med Strategin för humanitärt bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2011-2014, förlängd till 31 december 2016 beslutad genom regleringsbrevet 2016. Rädda Barnen Sverige (RBS) har inkommit med en tilläggsansökan till Sida för 2016 inom ramen för 2013-2015 års beslut för humanitärt stöd till RBS (se beslutsblanketten med referens till tidigare beslut). Tilläggsansökan avser, som tidigare, stöd till landspecifika program, kapacitetsutveckling, samt administrationskostnader hos RBS för hanteringen av insatserna 2016. Detta kompletterande insatsbeslut omfattar totalt SEK 83 110 000 enligt nedan, samt SEK 500 000 för en sedan tidigare beslutad extern utvärdering av programmet (beslutsnummer 2013-001414). Programförslaget 2016 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (SEK 6 510 000) - Mali (SEK 4 650 000) - Sudan (SEK 2 790 000) - Niger (SEK 3 720 000) - Etiopien (SEK 5 952 000) - Demokratiska folkrepubliken Korea (SEK 4 650 000) - Irak (SEK 3 720 000) - Libanon (SEK 7 440 000) - Jemen (SEK 12 090 000) - RRM (SEK 14 000 000) - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surge capacity, fd SHARP (SEK 12 150 000) - Tillägg till Rädda Barnen Sveriges administrationskostnader (SEK 5 438 000) Insatsen syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Rädda Barnen är utrustat för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer i nära samarbete med lokala partners. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2016 baseras på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och dess humanitära insatser. Rädda Barnen är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. Sida bedömer att Rädda Barnen Sverige i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att Rädda Barnen Sverige behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationen har förändrat Rädda Barnens organisationsstruktur och styrning. Syftet är att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Arbetet med att synkronisera systemen kommer fortsätta under 2016. Rädda Barnens huvudkontor (Save the Children International) i London ansvarar för implementeringen av alla projekt (utom för Sudan där SCI inte har tillträde och RBS därför fortsätter ha ansvaret för kontoret), genom Rädda Barnens operationella kontor i respektive land och/eller region. Save the Children International’s medlemmar (som t.ex. Rädda Barnen Sverige) ansvarar för programinnehåll, geografiska prioriteringsområden samt insamling av medel. Därmed har Rädda Barnen Sverige tematiskt och strategiskt ansvar för programmen, samt för kvalitetssäkring av rapportering och finansiell kontroll. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från Rädda Barnen Sverige till Rädda Barnens olika implementerande kontor. Ungefär 7 % av Sidas medel vidareförmedlas ej och tillkommer Rädda Barnen Sverige för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller Rädda Barnen Sverige som helhet, inte enbart deras humanitära kontor). Dessutom ingår i avtalet 2013-2015 och avtalet 2016 finansiellt stöd från Sida till Rädda Barnen Sverige för stöd av operationell back-stopping, metodfrågor och kapacitetsutveckling bland annat för att stärka Rädda Barnen Sveriges rapportering och programuppföljning till Sida (2014 uppgick detta stöd till ungefär SEK 6 880 000 eller 5% av totalt förmedlade medel, ej inkluderat stöd till komponenterna HIF och SHARP. För 2016 uppgår det till SEK 6 550 000 eller 10% av totalt förmedlade medel om SEK 65 522 000). För aktuellt insatsbeslut, har risker och resultat setts över och uppdaterats där så relevant. Medel beslutade för 2016 kommer utbetalas i två separata utbetalningar, efter undertecknande av avtal och i samband med att reviderade landprojektförslag inklusive resultatramverk inkommit och godkänts, samt efter den 30 september 2016, för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Rädda Barnen Sverige ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. The contribution supporting Save the Children Sweden’s humanitarian work 2013-2015 + 2016 has five overall objectives, where objective 5, relevant to the component of the HIF only corresponds to 2014-2015:1) Child protection; Children affected by a humanitarian crisis, where Save the Children intervenes, are protected against violence, neglect, exploitation and abuse2) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children has strengthened its ability to respond to the humanitarian needs of children in emergency situations3) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children’s civil society partners are empowered to participate in and contribute to humanitarian responses 4) Accountability; Save the Children has strengthened its accountability to children that benefits its humanitarian responses5) Humanitarian innovation: Increased innovation in humanitarian programs resulting in demonstrated and cost-effective improvements in humanitarian action, especially responding to gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies.In 2015 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in the Central African Republic.In 2016 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in Sudan. 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Capacity building support, operational support and thematic/technical support will also be provided. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut gällande ett fjärde år (2016) för stöd till Rädda Barnen Sveriges humanitära arbete 2013-2015. Innehållet i det fjärde året är detsamma som tidigare 3-årigt stöd men med uppdaterade indikatorer. År 2016 föreslås vara ett mellanår då Sida utvärderar tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och där organisationen också är inne i en process att avsluta innevarande interna strategiperiod 2013-2016. Avtalet för det fjärde året föreslås ingås mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen Sverige enligt Sidas gällande mallar. Beslut tas i enlighet med paragraf 3.11.3 i Sidas regel för insatshantering vad gäller kompletterande insatsbeslut. Ny beredning och nytt avtal väntas därefter göras inför ett eventuellt nytt partnerskap från 2017. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som fortsatt relevant och är i linje med Strategin för humanitärt bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2011-2014, förlängd till 31 december 2016 beslutad genom regleringsbrevet 2016. Rädda Barnen Sverige (RBS) har inkommit med en tilläggsansökan till Sida för 2016 inom ramen för 2013-2015 års beslut för humanitärt stöd till RBS (se beslutsblanketten med referens till tidigare beslut). Tilläggsansökan avser, som tidigare, stöd till landspecifika program, kapacitetsutveckling, samt administrationskostnader hos RBS för hanteringen av insatserna 2016. Detta kompletterande insatsbeslut omfattar totalt SEK 83 110 000 enligt nedan, samt SEK 500 000 för en sedan tidigare beslutad extern utvärdering av programmet (beslutsnummer 2013-001414). Programförslaget 2016 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (SEK 6 510 000) - Mali (SEK 4 650 000) - Sudan (SEK 2 790 000) - Niger (SEK 3 720 000) - Etiopien (SEK 5 952 000) - Demokratiska folkrepubliken Korea (SEK 4 650 000) - Irak (SEK 3 720 000) - Libanon (SEK 7 440 000) - Jemen (SEK 12 090 000) - RRM (SEK 14 000 000) - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surge capacity, fd SHARP (SEK 12 150 000) - Tillägg till Rädda Barnen Sveriges administrationskostnader (SEK 5 438 000) Insatsen syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Rädda Barnen är utrustat för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer i nära samarbete med lokala partners. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2016 baseras på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och dess humanitära insatser. Rädda Barnen är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. Sida bedömer att Rädda Barnen Sverige i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att Rädda Barnen Sverige behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationen har förändrat Rädda Barnens organisationsstruktur och styrning. Syftet är att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Arbetet med att synkronisera systemen kommer fortsätta under 2016. Rädda Barnens huvudkontor (Save the Children International) i London ansvarar för implementeringen av alla projekt (utom för Sudan där SCI inte har tillträde och RBS därför fortsätter ha ansvaret för kontoret), genom Rädda Barnens operationella kontor i respektive land och/eller region. Save the Children International’s medlemmar (som t.ex. Rädda Barnen Sverige) ansvarar för programinnehåll, geografiska prioriteringsområden samt insamling av medel. Därmed har Rädda Barnen Sverige tematiskt och strategiskt ansvar för programmen, samt för kvalitetssäkring av rapportering och finansiell kontroll. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från Rädda Barnen Sverige till Rädda Barnens olika implementerande kontor. Ungefär 7 % av Sidas medel vidareförmedlas ej och tillkommer Rädda Barnen Sverige för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller Rädda Barnen Sverige som helhet, inte enbart deras humanitära kontor). Dessutom ingår i avtalet 2013-2015 och avtalet 2016 finansiellt stöd från Sida till Rädda Barnen Sverige för stöd av operationell back-stopping, metodfrågor och kapacitetsutveckling bland annat för att stärka Rädda Barnen Sveriges rapportering och programuppföljning till Sida (2014 uppgick detta stöd till ungefär SEK 6 880 000 eller 5% av totalt förmedlade medel, ej inkluderat stöd till komponenterna HIF och SHARP. För 2016 uppgår det till SEK 6 550 000 eller 10% av totalt förmedlade medel om SEK 65 522 000). För aktuellt insatsbeslut, har risker och resultat setts över och uppdaterats där så relevant. Medel beslutade för 2016 kommer utbetalas i två separata utbetalningar, efter undertecknande av avtal och i samband med att reviderade landprojektförslag inklusive resultatramverk inkommit och godkänts, samt efter den 30 september 2016, för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Rädda Barnen Sverige ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. The contribution supporting Save the Children Sweden’s humanitarian work 2013-2015 + 2016 has five overall objectives, where objective 5, relevant to the component of the HIF only corresponds to 2014-2015:1) Child protection; Children affected by a humanitarian crisis, where Save the Children intervenes, are protected against violence, neglect, exploitation and abuse2) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children has strengthened its ability to respond to the humanitarian needs of children in emergency situations3) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children’s civil society partners are empowered to participate in and contribute to humanitarian responses 4) Accountability; Save the Children has strengthened its accountability to children that benefits its humanitarian responses5) Humanitarian innovation: Increased innovation in humanitarian programs resulting in demonstrated and cost-effective improvements in humanitarian action, especially responding to gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies.In 2015 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in the Central African Republic.In 2016 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in Sudan. 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Capacity building support, operational support and thematic/technical support will also be provided. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut gällande ett fjärde år (2016) för stöd till Rädda Barnen Sveriges humanitära arbete 2013-2015. Innehållet i det fjärde året är detsamma som tidigare 3-årigt stöd men med uppdaterade indikatorer. År 2016 föreslås vara ett mellanår då Sida utvärderar tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och där organisationen också är inne i en process att avsluta innevarande interna strategiperiod 2013-2016. Avtalet för det fjärde året föreslås ingås mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen Sverige enligt Sidas gällande mallar. Beslut tas i enlighet med paragraf 3.11.3 i Sidas regel för insatshantering vad gäller kompletterande insatsbeslut. Ny beredning och nytt avtal väntas därefter göras inför ett eventuellt nytt partnerskap från 2017. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som fortsatt relevant och är i linje med Strategin för humanitärt bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2011-2014, förlängd till 31 december 2016 beslutad genom regleringsbrevet 2016. Rädda Barnen Sverige (RBS) har inkommit med en tilläggsansökan till Sida för 2016 inom ramen för 2013-2015 års beslut för humanitärt stöd till RBS (se beslutsblanketten med referens till tidigare beslut). Tilläggsansökan avser, som tidigare, stöd till landspecifika program, kapacitetsutveckling, samt administrationskostnader hos RBS för hanteringen av insatserna 2016. Detta kompletterande insatsbeslut omfattar totalt SEK 83 110 000 enligt nedan, samt SEK 500 000 för en sedan tidigare beslutad extern utvärdering av programmet (beslutsnummer 2013-001414). Programförslaget 2016 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (SEK 6 510 000) - Mali (SEK 4 650 000) - Sudan (SEK 2 790 000) - Niger (SEK 3 720 000) - Etiopien (SEK 5 952 000) - Demokratiska folkrepubliken Korea (SEK 4 650 000) - Irak (SEK 3 720 000) - Libanon (SEK 7 440 000) - Jemen (SEK 12 090 000) - RRM (SEK 14 000 000) - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surge capacity, fd SHARP (SEK 12 150 000) - Tillägg till Rädda Barnen Sveriges administrationskostnader (SEK 5 438 000) Insatsen syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Rädda Barnen är utrustat för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer i nära samarbete med lokala partners. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2016 baseras på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och dess humanitära insatser. Rädda Barnen är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. Sida bedömer att Rädda Barnen Sverige i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att Rädda Barnen Sverige behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationen har förändrat Rädda Barnens organisationsstruktur och styrning. Syftet är att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Arbetet med att synkronisera systemen kommer fortsätta under 2016. Rädda Barnens huvudkontor (Save the Children International) i London ansvarar för implementeringen av alla projekt (utom för Sudan där SCI inte har tillträde och RBS därför fortsätter ha ansvaret för kontoret), genom Rädda Barnens operationella kontor i respektive land och/eller region. Save the Children International’s medlemmar (som t.ex. Rädda Barnen Sverige) ansvarar för programinnehåll, geografiska prioriteringsområden samt insamling av medel. Därmed har Rädda Barnen Sverige tematiskt och strategiskt ansvar för programmen, samt för kvalitetssäkring av rapportering och finansiell kontroll. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från Rädda Barnen Sverige till Rädda Barnens olika implementerande kontor. Ungefär 7 % av Sidas medel vidareförmedlas ej och tillkommer Rädda Barnen Sverige för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller Rädda Barnen Sverige som helhet, inte enbart deras humanitära kontor). Dessutom ingår i avtalet 2013-2015 och avtalet 2016 finansiellt stöd från Sida till Rädda Barnen Sverige för stöd av operationell back-stopping, metodfrågor och kapacitetsutveckling bland annat för att stärka Rädda Barnen Sveriges rapportering och programuppföljning till Sida (2014 uppgick detta stöd till ungefär SEK 6 880 000 eller 5% av totalt förmedlade medel, ej inkluderat stöd till komponenterna HIF och SHARP. För 2016 uppgår det till SEK 6 550 000 eller 10% av totalt förmedlade medel om SEK 65 522 000). För aktuellt insatsbeslut, har risker och resultat setts över och uppdaterats där så relevant. Medel beslutade för 2016 kommer utbetalas i två separata utbetalningar, efter undertecknande av avtal och i samband med att reviderade landprojektförslag inklusive resultatramverk inkommit och godkänts, samt efter den 30 september 2016, för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Rädda Barnen Sverige ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. The contribution supporting Save the Children Sweden’s humanitarian work 2013-2015 + 2016 has five overall objectives, where objective 5, relevant to the component of the HIF only corresponds to 2014-2015:1) Child protection; Children affected by a humanitarian crisis, where Save the Children intervenes, are protected against violence, neglect, exploitation and abuse2) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children has strengthened its ability to respond to the humanitarian needs of children in emergency situations3) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children’s civil society partners are empowered to participate in and contribute to humanitarian responses 4) Accountability; Save the Children has strengthened its accountability to children that benefits its humanitarian responses5) Humanitarian innovation: Increased innovation in humanitarian programs resulting in demonstrated and cost-effective improvements in humanitarian action, especially responding to gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies.In 2015 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in the Central African Republic.In 2016 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in Sudan. 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Capacity building support, operational support and thematic/technical support will also be provided. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut gällande ett fjärde år (2016) för stöd till Rädda Barnen Sveriges humanitära arbete 2013-2015. Innehållet i det fjärde året är detsamma som tidigare 3-årigt stöd men med uppdaterade indikatorer. År 2016 föreslås vara ett mellanår då Sida utvärderar tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och där organisationen också är inne i en process att avsluta innevarande interna strategiperiod 2013-2016. Avtalet för det fjärde året föreslås ingås mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen Sverige enligt Sidas gällande mallar. Beslut tas i enlighet med paragraf 3.11.3 i Sidas regel för insatshantering vad gäller kompletterande insatsbeslut. Ny beredning och nytt avtal väntas därefter göras inför ett eventuellt nytt partnerskap från 2017. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som fortsatt relevant och är i linje med Strategin för humanitärt bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2011-2014, förlängd till 31 december 2016 beslutad genom regleringsbrevet 2016. Rädda Barnen Sverige (RBS) har inkommit med en tilläggsansökan till Sida för 2016 inom ramen för 2013-2015 års beslut för humanitärt stöd till RBS (se beslutsblanketten med referens till tidigare beslut). Tilläggsansökan avser, som tidigare, stöd till landspecifika program, kapacitetsutveckling, samt administrationskostnader hos RBS för hanteringen av insatserna 2016. Detta kompletterande insatsbeslut omfattar totalt SEK 83 110 000 enligt nedan, samt SEK 500 000 för en sedan tidigare beslutad extern utvärdering av programmet (beslutsnummer 2013-001414). Programförslaget 2016 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (SEK 6 510 000) - Mali (SEK 4 650 000) - Sudan (SEK 2 790 000) - Niger (SEK 3 720 000) - Etiopien (SEK 5 952 000) - Demokratiska folkrepubliken Korea (SEK 4 650 000) - Irak (SEK 3 720 000) - Libanon (SEK 7 440 000) - Jemen (SEK 12 090 000) - RRM (SEK 14 000 000) - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surge capacity, fd SHARP (SEK 12 150 000) - Tillägg till Rädda Barnen Sveriges administrationskostnader (SEK 5 438 000) Insatsen syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Rädda Barnen är utrustat för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer i nära samarbete med lokala partners. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2016 baseras på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med Rädda Barnen Sverige och dess humanitära insatser. Rädda Barnen är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. Sida bedömer att Rädda Barnen Sverige i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att Rädda Barnen Sverige behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationen har förändrat Rädda Barnens organisationsstruktur och styrning. Syftet är att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Arbetet med att synkronisera systemen kommer fortsätta under 2016. Rädda Barnens huvudkontor (Save the Children International) i London ansvarar för implementeringen av alla projekt (utom för Sudan där SCI inte har tillträde och RBS därför fortsätter ha ansvaret för kontoret), genom Rädda Barnens operationella kontor i respektive land och/eller region. Save the Children International’s medlemmar (som t.ex. Rädda Barnen Sverige) ansvarar för programinnehåll, geografiska prioriteringsområden samt insamling av medel. Därmed har Rädda Barnen Sverige tematiskt och strategiskt ansvar för programmen, samt för kvalitetssäkring av rapportering och finansiell kontroll. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från Rädda Barnen Sverige till Rädda Barnens olika implementerande kontor. Ungefär 7 % av Sidas medel vidareförmedlas ej och tillkommer Rädda Barnen Sverige för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller Rädda Barnen Sverige som helhet, inte enbart deras humanitära kontor). Dessutom ingår i avtalet 2013-2015 och avtalet 2016 finansiellt stöd från Sida till Rädda Barnen Sverige för stöd av operationell back-stopping, metodfrågor och kapacitetsutveckling bland annat för att stärka Rädda Barnen Sveriges rapportering och programuppföljning till Sida (2014 uppgick detta stöd till ungefär SEK 6 880 000 eller 5% av totalt förmedlade medel, ej inkluderat stöd till komponenterna HIF och SHARP. För 2016 uppgår det till SEK 6 550 000 eller 10% av totalt förmedlade medel om SEK 65 522 000). För aktuellt insatsbeslut, har risker och resultat setts över och uppdaterats där så relevant. Medel beslutade för 2016 kommer utbetalas i två separata utbetalningar, efter undertecknande av avtal och i samband med att reviderade landprojektförslag inklusive resultatramverk inkommit och godkänts, samt efter den 30 september 2016, för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Rädda Barnen Sverige ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. The contribution supporting Save the Children Sweden’s humanitarian work 2013-2015 + 2016 has five overall objectives, where objective 5, relevant to the component of the HIF only corresponds to 2014-2015:1) Child protection; Children affected by a humanitarian crisis, where Save the Children intervenes, are protected against violence, neglect, exploitation and abuse2) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children has strengthened its ability to respond to the humanitarian needs of children in emergency situations3) Capacity for Humanitarian Action; Save the Children’s civil society partners are empowered to participate in and contribute to humanitarian responses 4) Accountability; Save the Children has strengthened its accountability to children that benefits its humanitarian responses5) Humanitarian innovation: Increased innovation in humanitarian programs resulting in demonstrated and cost-effective improvements in humanitarian action, especially responding to gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies.In 2015 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in the Central African Republic.In 2016 Sida will also focus on the specific output objective of Save the Children's humanitarian programme in Sudan. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -3577194 0 -3577194 -100872 -2397097 -3577194 Save the Children, Sweden -3577194 Save the Children, Sweden -2397097 Save the Children, Sweden -100872 Save the Children, Sweden Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-52040470 Sweden NRC is a professional, specialized and well respected humanitarian actor that in December 2013 was granted status as a strategic humanitarian partner to Sida. NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Burkina Faso Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Colombia Djibouti Ecuador Ethiopia Iraq Jordan Kenya Lebanon Liberia Mali Myanmar Nigeria Pakistan Palestine, State of Somalia South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda Yemen Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Sectors not specified Emergency Response Unallocated / Unspecified General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Examples of results achieved are highlighted in the TRAC results framework, Results chosen represent examples from NRC’s programming. Sida has, however, assessed all of NRC’s country reports and results frameworks, and the information found in these is the basis for this statement. NRC also reports on Sida humanitarian standard indicators. Below shows the aggregated number of NRC beneficiaries reached with Sida funding in relation to said indicators 2016: Water and sanitation - Number of crisis-affected people who have gained access to adequately clean water and sanitation: 19 515 individuals provided access to water- network, trucks, points and sources Food - Number of crisis-affected families/people who have received food assistance: 3 300 individuals receiving food Protection - Number of crisis-affected people who have gained access to protection (incl. survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, children and prisoners).: 44 607 ICLA beneficiaries Non-Food Items - Number of crisis-affected people who have gained access to non-food items: 117 414 NFI beneficiaries across all core competencies Education - Number of crisis-affected schoolchildren who have got improved educational opportunities: 30 110 students enrolled in Accelerated Education and EiE and receiving cash support, excluding NFI and Youth Education Pack Livelihoods - Number of crisis-affected families/people who have received livelihood support: 6 297 Vocational education (YEP) and food security No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040470-5204047001-H Sweden NRC is a professional, specialized and well respected humanitarian actor that in December 2013 was granted status as a strategic humanitarian partner to Sida. NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. 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NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. 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NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 1000000 1000000 International NGO 1000000 International NGO Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 More effective accountability mechanisms, including a viable and pluralistic civil society Mer effektiva ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer, inklusive ett mer livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52040470-5204047004-H Sweden NRC is a professional, specialized and well respected humanitarian actor that in December 2013 was granted status as a strategic humanitarian partner to Sida. NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -455134 -4778 -4777.57 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council -404541 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council -50592.66 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-52120084 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Basic health care COVID-19 control Statistical capacity building Basic Health Other Social Infrastructure & Services Following up against the overall goals and impact indicators: - Maternal Mortality rates did decrease, from 614 per 100 000 live births in 2014 to 462 in 2021 - but still higher than the target. - Under-five mortality rate was reduced from 75 to 65 per 1 000 live births (target 60) - Neonatal mortality rates actually increased from 29 to 32 per 1 000 live births (target 20) - Prevalence of stunting among children under five decreased from 28% to 23,5% (target 22%) - Incidence of cervical cancer reduced from 40,9 per 10 000 women to 36. (target 35) Important achievements under each thematic area: 1. Maternal Newborn and Child Health & Nutrition Improvements of Antenatal Care (ANC) with ANC coverage at 99,9% of facilities offering ANC services to expecting mothers at primary and secondary levels. 93% of pregnant women attending at least one ANC visit. In terms of quality of care, content coverage has also improved with an increase in women having blood pressure checked and blood samples taken. HDF supported the Ministry of Health in upskilling programme for Primary Care Nurses (PCNs), intended to improve performance as frontline workers managing primary care facilities. The proportion of health centres with at least one upskilled PCN increased during the programme period from 82% to 95%, ensuring that health facilities were staffed with midwifery competencies. The HDF contributed to the removal of user fees for ANC and thereby improving access to health services. During the programme period, the proportion of health facilities charging user fees decreased from 7,7% to 0,7%. With HDF support, the capacity of primary health care facilities to manage complications that may arise during pregnancy, labour, delivery and postnatal (Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care - EmONC) was greatly improved during the programme period and and service availability increased from 77,5% to 94,6%. The HDF supported the national immunization programme in various areas, including programme management and coordination, quality improvement of services, coverage and equity, scaling up renewable energy in health facilities and logistics. During the period, the government managed to take over financing procurement of traditional vaccines and has managed to provide adequate funding. The self-financing of traditional vaccines is a major achievement considering that the country was being supported by development partners for more than ten years. As a result of HDF activities, sick newborns and under-5 children have increased access to the integrated management of newborn and childhood illnesses (IMNCI). Proportion of health centres having at least on Health Worker trained on IMNCI increased from 86,5% to 90,5%. Key indicators for maternal, infant, young child, and adolescent nutrition (breastfeeding, minimum acceptable diet, stunting prevalence, etc) have improved since programme start. As part of HDF support to implementing the National Community Health Strategy, Village Health Workers (VHWs) were recruited, trained, deployed and equipped. By the end of the programme, at least 83% of villages had at least one capacitated VHW against a target of 82%. 2. Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights HDF assessment that during the programme period, five million unintended pregnancies, 1,25 million unsafe abortions and 17 200 maternal deaths were averted due to use of modern contraceptives. Total use of modern contraceptives in the country increased from 1,8 million to more than 2 million. Women's access to cervical cancer screening and treatment was strengthened. A total of more than 925 000 women were screened (target 740 700) and 84% of VIAC positive women accessed treatment against a target of 65%. Almost 12 800 SGBV survivors accessed health services within 72 hours in supported 20 districts. More than 92 000 survivors accessed one-stop centres and more than 23 000 survivors sought protection through the community-based shelters. 3. Medicines, Vaccines and Commodities The HDF health systems strengthening support was anchored around provision of essential medicines and commodities, which enabled at least 93% of the facilities to maintain above 80% availability of supplies in 2021 compared to 74% in 2016. The proportion of health facilities with at least 70% availability of traditional vaccines throughout the year was above 98% in 2021 compared to 92% in 2016. Technical assistance to the MoHCC helped in reducing possible duplications in procurement and allocating available resources effectively to most critical commodities. NatPharm saw an improvement in warehouse management through reduction in stock variances, general cleanliness, orderly processes, etc. 4. Human Resources Due to funding constraints within the programme, the HDF support to the Human Resources for Health retention allowances programme ended at the end of 2017. The HDF however continued to support salaries for MOHCC Head Office, Expanded Programme for Immunisation (EPI) staff as well as Village Health Workers (72% of the total number of VHWs in Zimbabwe). 5. Health Financing HDF supported Results Based Financing (RBF) at 67 secondary level health facilities and all primary health facilities in 42 districts and all Provincial Health Executive (PHE) Offices. The HDF supported RBF with approximately USD 60 million during the programme period. Of these funds, approximately 52% was earned by primary health care facilities, 35% by hospitals, 11% by District Health Executive and 2% by PHE Offices. The RBF programme was designed to ensure financial protection particularly to pregnant and lactating mothers, under five children and elderly by removing user fees. 7. Technical Support and Innovation A total of USD 3 million from Sweden was ringfenced for the Sustainable Energy for Health Facilities (SE4HF) and Surrounding Communities Programme, which aimed at improving health services through the provision of sustainable energy in health facilities and surrounding communities. The programme had three components: 1) solarizing 30 healthcare facilities, 2) developing a sustainability framework to guide operation and maintenance of the solar systems, and 3) promoting the use and household adoption of fuel-efficient cookstoves. The solar systems enabled 24/7 access to healthcare for more than half a million people. Through consistent energy supply, the solar systems enabled improved access to medical services and procedures contributing to reduced child mortality. Solarized staff quarters and health facility water points, improved conditions of care, improved water quality and supply at the facilities and surrounding communities and improved staff motivation and retention. Fuel efficient cookstoves were also introduced in two districts across 26 communities surrounding the newly solarized healthcare facilities. Households which adopted the cookstove model reported a reduced reliance on fossil fuels, reduced child respiratory infections from improved air quality and greater incomes for women who built and sold the cookstoves as a microbusiness. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52120084-5212008401 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 49000000 50000000 0 0 0 0 49000000 50000000 0 50000000 0 49000000 -50000000 50000000 -50000000 -49000000 0 0 -50000000 50000000 0 99000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 49000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-52120084-5212008402 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 35000000 60000000 40000000 50000000 0 25000000 0 0 40000000 40000000 50000000 25000000 10000000 0 20000000 170000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 40000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 25000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 25000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 40000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 40000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved access to quality health care, including enhanced sustainability and capacity of the health system, with a focus on women and children. Förbättrad tillgång till god hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive stärkt hållbarhet och kapacitet i hälsosystemet, med fokus på kvinnor och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased access to and respect for SRHR, especially for young people. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52120084-5212008403 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 10000000 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52120084-5212008404 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 3500000 3500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52120103 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Culture Other Social Infrastructure & Services The project has been able to achieve both planned and unplanned results despite the difficult circumstances. One main factor that has helped the project retain a level of visibility and presence in the target districts has been the good institutional partnerships with local government. Culture Fund and the project are known in the districts and memorandums of understanding with local leadrership have guranteed access despite restrictions. Culture Fund have also linked up and strenthened collaboration with other CSOs working with GBV. Some results: - Pre and post assessments of activities conducted pointed towards an increase in knowledge levels on GBV child marriage as evidenced by the uptake of referral services. Some victims of economic and physical abuse gained economic independence and made decisions to leave the abusive relationships. - As a result of mobile road show engagements across the districts (GBV, Child Marriages and Climate Change), 5932 community members reached against the 10 000 life-of-project target. - 130 traditional and religious leaders engaged - 31 have taken positive action towards project objectives. - 1806 women and girls were reached and completed GBV dialogue sessions against the target of 4000 - 189 women and girls were referred for post GBV services out of a target of the target of 420. - 951 versus a target of 2000 men and boys were engaged -  Digital commemoration of the 16 days of activism against GBV enabled project broad awareness - Project supported Personal Protective Equipment (soap, buckets, gloves, sanitizers, masks) added value to implementing partners and community facilitators COVID-19 mitigating efforts  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52120103-5212010301 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4000000 4000000 4000000 -3000000 3000000 0 4000000 2000000 0 0 0 6000000 2000000 0 -6000000 0 0 6000000 4000000 0 0 -6000000 12000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 2000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 2000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 4000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 4000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for SRHR, especially for young people. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52120103-5212010303 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 260000 260000 260000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 260000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for SRHR, especially for young people. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52120103-5212010304 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6200000 2500000 0 0 0 0 6200000 2500000 8700000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 6200000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 2500000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52120103-5212010305 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -408691 -408690.77 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and rule of law, including decreased corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52170010 Sweden The 4th Health Sector Program´s will be implemented by the Ministry of Health during the period 2017-2022. The overall objective is "to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and well-being by expanding access to quality and equitable healthcare in a healthy and safe living environment". The programme will be co-financed with the WB and other development partners. Bangladesh regering har inkommit till ambassaden med en förfrågan om stöd till det fjärde sektorprogrammet om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition (HPNSIP), 2017-2022. Det övergripande syftet med sektorprogrammet är att ”säkra tillgången till hälsovård med hög kvalitet i en trygg, säker och hälsosam miljö för alla medborgare i Bangladesh”. Programmet bygger vidare på tre tidigare hälsosektorprogram som också har fått stöd från Sverige. Den totala kostnaden för programmet beräknas uppgå till 14,7 miljarder USD. Den föreslagna svenska insatsen föreslås uppgå till 190 miljoner kronor. Sektorprogrammen inom hälsa startades 1998 av Bangladeshs regering med syfte att effektivisera biståndet till hälsosektorn. Detta skulle göras genom att samordna och koordinera givare med utgångspunkt i den nationella hälsoagendan. Det första programmet genomfördes 1998-2005 och satte grunden för den idag dominerande samarbetsformen inom sektorn. Två sektorprogram 2005-2010 och 2011-2017 (förlängt t o m juni 2018), har följt samma spår. Svenskt stöd till genomförandet av programmen har utgått med 260 miljoner kronor till första programmet, 500 miljoner kronor till det andra programmet och 450 miljoner kronor till det tredje programmet. Den nationella kontexten, i vilken programmet ska genomföras, har förändrats i takt med förändringar i omvärlden. En viktig milstolpe för den nationella hälsoagendan är att den nya utvecklingsagendan 2030 (SDG) har antagits. SDG-agendan skapar utrymme för att öka fokus på ännu kontroversiella frågor som rör kvinnors och ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter, samt homo-, bisexuella och transpersoners rättigheter. En annan faktor som ställer nya krav på hälsosystemet är Bangladeshs sårbarhet för de snabbt växande klimatförändringarna och deras påverkan på kvinnors och mäns hälsa. En tredje faktor som påverkar den nationella kontexten är den aktuella humanitära krisen. En aktuell utmaning är de omfattande kränkningar och ökade våldet i delstaten Rakhine i Myanmar, som har tvingat 620 000 rohingyer, varav hälften barn, att fly till Bangladesh sedan den 25 augusti 2017. Flyktinglägren i området Cox’s Bazar är överfulla och läget är akut. Ansvaret för att genomföra det fjärde hälsoprogrammet ligger på Hälsoministeriet. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2017 – 2022 och realiseras i hela landet. De tre första programmen har fokuserat på institutionsuppbyggande av hälsosystemet och tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster inom primärvården. Det fjärde programmet tar sin utgångspunkt i lärdomar från tidigare program och kommer även att uppmärksamma den statliga styrningen och tillsynen av sektorn. De tre komponenterna som programmet inriktar sig på är således: i) statlig styrning, reglering och tillsyn av sektorn, ii) stärkt hälsosystem, och iii) tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster med god kvalitet. Förberedelserna inför det fjärde sektorprogrammet påbörjades 2015 och efter breda konsultationer med olika aktörer inom sektorn samt externa givare, utvecklades ett första Concept Note som angav inriktningen för det nya programmet. Under förberedelserna har Världsbanken stått för makroanalyser och utvärderat kapaciteten i hälsosektorn. Under förberedelsefasen har Sverige lyft fram fattigdomsperspektivet och kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa. Detta har gjorts genom specifikt stöd till hälsoministeriet för analyser av programmets hälsoeffekter på kvinnor och barn som lever i fattigdom. I samarbete med UNFPA har Sverige också gett tekniskt stöd till introduktionen av barnmorskeprofessionen i Bangladesh. I syfte att öka hälsoministeriets förmåga att integrera jämställdhetsperspektivet har svensk finansiering också gått till utveckling av ministeriets jämställdhetsstrategi, samt stöd till framtagandet av en uppföljningsmodell med könsuppdelad statistik. De lärdomar som har tagits tillvara under förberedelserna är sektorprogrammens bidrag till bättre hälsa för kvinnor och barn, samt förmågan att bidra till att öka kunskapen om de utmaningarna i den nationella kontexten som hälsosystemet står inför. För Sveriges del har investeringen i hälsosektorprogrammen medfört en kostnadseffektiv satsning i förhållande till de resultat som programmen har uppnått vad gäller kvinnors och barns hälsa. Liksom vid tidigare stöd kommer de svenska medlen att kanaliseras genom en givargemensam fond som administreras av Världsbanken. Världsbankens programdokument följer strukturen i regeringens sektorprogram och ligger till grund för den givargemensamma fonden. DfID, Nederländerna, Kanada, Sverige och VB kommer att använda samma programdokument som ett gemensamt underlag. En ny resultatansats ”Program for Results” (P4R) baserad på utbetalningar som incitamentstruktur knyts till den givargemensamma fonden och det handlar om att knyta samman utbetalningar till verifierade resultat. Mer allmänt handlar det om en önskan att stärka hälsoministeriets prestation, det vill säga skapa incitament för hälsoministeriet att prestera mer effektivt. Den givargemensamma fonden kommer också att inrikta sina insatser på två geografiska områden, Sylhet och Chittagong, där ojämlikheten i kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa är störst. Den givarsamma fonden kommer inte att inkludera medel från USAID. Introduktionen av den nya resultatbaserade modellen, där utbetalningar till regeringen styrs av graden av uppfyllelse av överenskomna mål, är en viktig förändring i samarbetsformen, som tidigare haft sin tyngpunkt på planering och åtgärder. Sammanfattningsvis är de svenska erfarenheterna från tidigare hälsosektorprogram positiva. Halvtidsöversynen från 2014 visar att goda resultat har uppnåtts i termer av ökad förväntad livslängd, minskad barnadödlighet och minskad fertilitet. Kvinnor har också fått ökad tillgång till preventivmedel och till abort (menstrual regulation). Halvtidsöversynen visade också att harmoniseringen och koordineringen av givare inom sektorn har stärkts, samt att regeringens ledarskap är tydligt och önskvärt. De utmaningar som den nya finansieringsmodellen medför under introduktionsfasen är att skapa en gemensam förståelse av modaliteten, inte minst gäller detta att inkludera den lokala nivån av hälsoförvaltningen. En nyutgiven rapport om mödrahälsa i Bangladesh visar på att mödradödligheten har brutit den positiva trenden och har ökat under de senaste tre åren. Denna oroväckande utveckling visar på nödvändigheten av att stärka hälsosystemet inklusive mödravården. Den resultatbaserade modellen med 16 utbetalningsindikatorer ligger i linje med Bangladeshs prioriteringar i det fjärde sektorprogrammet. Följande utbetalningsresultat (DLIs) ger särskilt utrymme för att driva de svenska prioriteringarna om förbättrad sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt minskad barnadödlighet: DLI 7: Förbättrad mödrahälsa genom att öka tillgången till barnmorskor. DLI 8: Stärkt informationssystem med könsuppdelad statistik. DLI 9: Förbättrad tillgång till familjeplanering. DLI 10: Ökad användning av mödrahälsovård. DLI 11: Förbättrad förebyggande mödrahälsovård. DLI 12: Förbättrad räckvidd av vaccinationsprogram för barn. DLI 15: Utveckling av utbildningsprogram om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition för ungdomar. En svaghet i resultatramverket är att det inte inkluderar könsuppdelade indikatorer. Hälsoministeriets håller dock på att slutföra arbetet med en ny modell för årlig uppföljning som baseras på könsuppdelad statistik, vilket skapar förutsättningar för att integrera jämställdhet i rapportering, dialog och uppföljning. Avtalet med Världsbanken bygger på ramavtalet och har granskats av Sida-JUR. Inga riskåtgärder har inkluderats The overall objective of the governments Fourth Health, Population, and Nutrition Sector Program is to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and wellbeing by expanding access to quality and equitable health care in a healthy and safe living environment. The MOHFW considers it as a first, foundational, program toward the achievement of the SDGs by 2030. The strategic objectives of the programme are grouped into three components and eight strategic objectives clustered around 3 components as follows: Component 1: Governance and stewardship of the sector. Strategic objective 1: To strengthen governance and stewardship of the public and private health sectors. Strategic objective 2: To undertake institutional development for improved performance at all levels of the system. Strategic objective 3: To provide sustainable financing for equitable access to health care for the population and accelerated progress towards universal health coverage. Component 2: Stronger health systems Strategic objective 4: To strengthen the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare´s capacity in core health systems (financial management, procurement, infrastructure) Strategic objective 5: Establish a high-quality health workforce available to all through public and private health service providers. Strategic objective 6: To strengthen the evidence base for health sector decision-making. Component 3: Quality health services Strategic objective 7: To improve equitable access to and utilization of quality health, nutrition and family planning services. Strategic objective 8: To promote healthy lifestyle choices within a healthy environment. The 16 disbursement linked indicators, DLI, financed by the Sweden, through a multi-donor trust fund are aligned with the three components described above. DLIs intends to act as a trigger to achieve the targets set by the strategic objectives which is further operationalised in the result framework of the fourth SWAP. Under component 1, activities are measured against progress in DLI 1 on strengthened system for citizen feed-back and DLI 2 on improved budget planning and allocation. Under component 2, progress is measured against progress in the following indicators: DLI 3. Financial management system is strengthened, DLI 4. Asset management is improved, DLI 5. Procurement process is improved using information technology, DLI 6. Institutional capacity is developed for procurement and supply management, DLI 7. Availability of midwives for maternal care is increased, and DLI 8. Information system is strengthened, including genderdisaggregated data. Under component 3 are: DLI 9. Postpartum family planning services are improved, DLI 10. Utilization of maternal health care services is increased, DLI 11. Emergency obstetric care services are improved, DLI 12. Immunization coverage and equity are enhanced, DLI 13. Maternal nutrition services are expanded, DLI 14. Infant and child nutrition services are expanded, DLI 15. Schoolbased adolescent HNP program is developed and implemented. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Health policy and administrative management Health, General 1. Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (MNCH) Both the final Implementation Completion Report (ICR) and the external evaluation (MTR) of the programme confirm measurable gains in service coverage. For example: - The ICR reports a strong rise in normal deliveries in public facilities - particularly in Sylhet and Chattogram - substantially exceeding revised end targets, indicating improved access and utilization in historically lagging regions. The MTR acknowledges these localized improvements in institutional deliveries but concludes that maternal and neonatal mortality rates remained stalled at the national level, pointing to persistent quality and referral gaps that limited outcome-level impact. - The ICR documents that 382 Upazila Health Complexes were staffed with at least two diploma midwives, far exceeding the original target (approximately 255% of target achieved). The MTR independently highlights the introduction of the midwifery cadre as one of the most important system-level achievements of the programme. However, this expansion reflects a joint effort to support the government in this endeavor. Efforts made outside this programme, most notably through the UNFPA-supported midwifery programme funded by Sweden, played a crucial role in achieving this outcome. 2. Nutrition The programme contributed to substantial improvements in nutrition service coverage. The ICR reports that coverage of maternal and child nutrition services (including registration and service delivery to children under two and pregnant women) exceeded both original and revised targets, demonstrating rapid scale-up and effective delivery mechanisms. The MTR corroborates this progress, noting that Bangladesh is on track to meet child stunting reduction targets and identifying nutrition as one of the strongest-performing areas of the sector programme. Examples include: - Coverage of nutrition services increased to approximately 77% of registered children under two (about 143% of the target achieved). - Coverage among pregnant women rose from near zero at baseline to around 84% by project completion, surpassing both original and revised targets. 3. Services for Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) The programme contributed to a rapid expansion of essential health services in Coxs Bazar. The ICR shows that immunization coverage and facility-based deliveries among Rohingya populations reached high absolute numbers, although some revised targets were only partially met. The MTR characterizes the FDMN response as rapid and effective, particularly given the scale and speed of the crisis, and identifies it as a notable success of governmentpartner coordination. Examples include: - Routine immunization services for FDMN children were rapidly established and sustained, with tens of thousands of Rohingya children receiving full pentavalent vaccination courses annually through government-supported facilities and outreach. - A substantial number of Rohingya women delivered in health facilities supported by the project, reflecting a significant shift away from home deliveries in a highly constrained humanitarian setting. - Early warning, disease surveillance, and outbreak response systems were extended to FDMN camps and linked with government systems, contributing to effective control of communicable disease risks despite extremely high population density. 4. Health Systems Strengthening and Governance The programme contributed to improvements in systems, accountability, and efficiency in the health sector. The ICR documents concrete gains such as near-universal use of e-government procurement, expanded asset management systems, and operational grievance redress mechanisms, many of which met or exceeded targets. Examples include: - 98% of National Competitive Bidding contracts under the project were processed through the e-GP system, representing a measurable improvement in procurement transparency, competition, and process efficiency compared to baseline practices. - Fourteen district-level referral facilities were operating an Asset Management System by project completion, enabling systematic tracking of medical equipment and infrastructure and addressing a long-standing bottleneck in facility functionality and maintenance. - The MTR confirms these improvements, highlighting better procurement delegation, biometric attendance, and grievance systems as meaningful governance advances, while also noting that broader system fragmentation continues to constrain efficiency. Overall Assessment Overall, the programme achieved strong results in service coverage, nutrition, workforce expansion, and crisis response, and contributed to the sustained delivery of essential services despite major shocks. The ICR highlights that several indicatorssuch as nutrition coverage, midwife deployment, and procurement reformswere achieved or exceeded despite COVID-19 disruptions, pointing to increased system resilience. At the same time, population-level health outcomes did not improve as planned. The MTR finds that progress on maternal mortality, neonatal mortality, under-five mortality, and fertility rates had stalled, with most goal-level indicators rated as moderately or seriously off track at mid-term. Persistent challengessuch as poor quality of intrapartum and neonatal care, limited 24/7 EmONC availability, weak referral systems, staff shortages, uneven deployment, and skill mix imbalancescontinued to undermine outcome-level impact. Out-of-pocket expenditures also continued to rise, and progress toward universal financial protection remained limited. Nevertheless, the programme laid important foundations for future progress. The documented gains in service coverage, nutrition delivery, workforce capacity, governance systems, and crisis responsiveness provide a strong platform on which subsequent programmes can build, particularly if future efforts focus more explicitly on quality of care, system integration, and financial protection. Relevance and Alignment with Objectives The intervention was relevant to national priorities, aiming to expand access to quality and equitable health services, strengthen health systems, and respond to key challenges such as undernutrition, regional inequities, and humanitarian crises. Overall, the results achieved were also well aligned with the stated objectives, particularly at the level of service coverage, system capacity, and institutional strengthening. The strongest alignment is evident in areas where objectives focused on scaling up access and strengthening delivery platforms, including nutrition services, deployment of midwives, procurement reform, and service provision for Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN). In these areas, results were tangible, measurable, and in several cases exceeded planned targets. In contrast, objectives related to population-level health outcomes - such as reductions in maternal, neonatal, and under-five mortality and fertility - were only partially achieved. While the programme improved service availability and utilization, these gains were insufficient, within the programmes scope and timeframe, to generate the expected outcome-level changes. This reflects a partial misalignment between ambitious outcome objectives and persistent structural and quality-related constraints, including gaps in quality of care, referral systems, and human resources. Progress Towards Objectives (ICR Ratings) The ICR applied a qualitative rating system to assess progress toward the Project Development Objectives (PDOs). Overall performance was rated Satisfactory, reflecting that the majority of PDO indicators met or exceeded their targets. Implementation progress was rated Moderately Satisfactory, acknowledging strong achievements alongside delays in some Disbursement-Linked Indicators (DLIs) and institutional reforms. Sustainability and risk to development outcomes were rated Moderate, recognizing capacity gains while highlighting ongoing institutional and reform-related risks. Several PDO indicators performed strongly, including: - 100% of community clinics reporting essential service delivery data; - Deployment of at least two diploma midwives in Upazila Health Complexes (255% of target achieved); - Nutrition service coverage among registered children under two in target divisions (143% of target achieved). Challenges and Underperformance Despite these achievements, several DLIs and intermediate indicators lagged. Maintenance and repair expenditures reached only 66% of the target, and the expansion of district hospitals with improved capacity to provide comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care (CEmONC) in Sylhet and Chattogram reached 70% of the target. More broadly, both documents note significant adjustments over the project lifecycle, including target revisions, the addition of new components (such as the Rohingya response in 2018), and modifications to DLIs and PDO indicators. While these changes demonstrate flexibility and responsiveness, they also at times reflect ad hoc governance decisions that shifted resources toward more easily implementable activities rather than strategically critical reforms. In addition, indicators tended to emphasize capacity-building inputs rather than the outputs generated or their contribution to core management and service delivery systems. In some cases, DLIs were initially achieved but later declined, underscoring challenges in sustaining results. Use of Resources and Value for Money Relative to the scale of resources invested, the programme delivered substantial outputs. Evidence from both documents indicates that resources were largely translated into services, assets, and system inputs as intended. From a value-for-money perspective, the programme compares favorably with earlier sector programmes. Efficiency gainssuch as improved procurement processes, expanded asset management systems, and better financial executionreduced leakage, improved transparency, and strengthened the foundations for future investments. These system-level improvements represent important returns on investment. At the same time, limited progress on final health outcomes suggests that returns were uneven across objectives. Investments yielded strong results where scale-up could deliver marginal gains (e.g. nutrition coverage), but weaker returns where outcomes depended on deeper structural reforms, including quality of care, referral systems, workforce composition, and financial protection. This highlights the longer time horizon and broader reforms required to achieve outcome-level impact. Sustainability of Results Overall, prospects for sustaining results beyond the project are generally positive, particularly for institutional and system-level achievements. Systems and processes: Reforms such as e-procurement, grievance redress mechanisms, and improved financial execution are embedded within government systems and are likely to continue, provided they remain supported by policy and budgets. - Assets and infrastructure: The introduction of asset management systems improves prospects for maintaining and managing equipment, although sustainability depends on continued financing and maintenance capacity. - Human resources and skills: The midwifery cadre represents a significant long-term investment in system capacity. Its impact, however, will depend on retention, deployment, supervision, and effective integration into referral systems. - Service delivery platforms: Nutrition and MNCH services are largely integrated into routine government platforms, supporting continuity, though declining external financing poses risks if domestic funding does not increase. - Crisis response capacity: The FDMN response strengthened coordination, surveillance, and government leadership, creating institutional capacities likely to remain relevant beyond the immediate crisis. Key risks to sustainability include rising out-of-pocket expenditures, limited progress on health financing reform, and unresolved human resource shortages. Without addressing these challenges, gains in service coverage may be difficult to sustain or translate into improved health outcomes over time. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52170010-5217001001 Sweden The 4th Health Sector Program´s will be implemented by the Ministry of Health during the period 2017-2022. The overall objective is "to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and well-being by expanding access to quality and equitable healthcare in a healthy and safe living environment". The programme will be co-financed with the WB and other development partners. Bangladesh regering har inkommit till ambassaden med en förfrågan om stöd till det fjärde sektorprogrammet om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition (HPNSIP), 2017-2022. Det övergripande syftet med sektorprogrammet är att ”säkra tillgången till hälsovård med hög kvalitet i en trygg, säker och hälsosam miljö för alla medborgare i Bangladesh”. Programmet bygger vidare på tre tidigare hälsosektorprogram som också har fått stöd från Sverige. Den totala kostnaden för programmet beräknas uppgå till 14,7 miljarder USD. Den föreslagna svenska insatsen föreslås uppgå till 190 miljoner kronor. Sektorprogrammen inom hälsa startades 1998 av Bangladeshs regering med syfte att effektivisera biståndet till hälsosektorn. Detta skulle göras genom att samordna och koordinera givare med utgångspunkt i den nationella hälsoagendan. Det första programmet genomfördes 1998-2005 och satte grunden för den idag dominerande samarbetsformen inom sektorn. Två sektorprogram 2005-2010 och 2011-2017 (förlängt t o m juni 2018), har följt samma spår. Svenskt stöd till genomförandet av programmen har utgått med 260 miljoner kronor till första programmet, 500 miljoner kronor till det andra programmet och 450 miljoner kronor till det tredje programmet. Den nationella kontexten, i vilken programmet ska genomföras, har förändrats i takt med förändringar i omvärlden. En viktig milstolpe för den nationella hälsoagendan är att den nya utvecklingsagendan 2030 (SDG) har antagits. SDG-agendan skapar utrymme för att öka fokus på ännu kontroversiella frågor som rör kvinnors och ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter, samt homo-, bisexuella och transpersoners rättigheter. En annan faktor som ställer nya krav på hälsosystemet är Bangladeshs sårbarhet för de snabbt växande klimatförändringarna och deras påverkan på kvinnors och mäns hälsa. En tredje faktor som påverkar den nationella kontexten är den aktuella humanitära krisen. En aktuell utmaning är de omfattande kränkningar och ökade våldet i delstaten Rakhine i Myanmar, som har tvingat 620 000 rohingyer, varav hälften barn, att fly till Bangladesh sedan den 25 augusti 2017. Flyktinglägren i området Cox’s Bazar är överfulla och läget är akut. Ansvaret för att genomföra det fjärde hälsoprogrammet ligger på Hälsoministeriet. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2017 – 2022 och realiseras i hela landet. De tre första programmen har fokuserat på institutionsuppbyggande av hälsosystemet och tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster inom primärvården. Det fjärde programmet tar sin utgångspunkt i lärdomar från tidigare program och kommer även att uppmärksamma den statliga styrningen och tillsynen av sektorn. De tre komponenterna som programmet inriktar sig på är således: i) statlig styrning, reglering och tillsyn av sektorn, ii) stärkt hälsosystem, och iii) tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster med god kvalitet. Förberedelserna inför det fjärde sektorprogrammet påbörjades 2015 och efter breda konsultationer med olika aktörer inom sektorn samt externa givare, utvecklades ett första Concept Note som angav inriktningen för det nya programmet. Under förberedelserna har Världsbanken stått för makroanalyser och utvärderat kapaciteten i hälsosektorn. Under förberedelsefasen har Sverige lyft fram fattigdomsperspektivet och kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa. Detta har gjorts genom specifikt stöd till hälsoministeriet för analyser av programmets hälsoeffekter på kvinnor och barn som lever i fattigdom. I samarbete med UNFPA har Sverige också gett tekniskt stöd till introduktionen av barnmorskeprofessionen i Bangladesh. I syfte att öka hälsoministeriets förmåga att integrera jämställdhetsperspektivet har svensk finansiering också gått till utveckling av ministeriets jämställdhetsstrategi, samt stöd till framtagandet av en uppföljningsmodell med könsuppdelad statistik. De lärdomar som har tagits tillvara under förberedelserna är sektorprogrammens bidrag till bättre hälsa för kvinnor och barn, samt förmågan att bidra till att öka kunskapen om de utmaningarna i den nationella kontexten som hälsosystemet står inför. För Sveriges del har investeringen i hälsosektorprogrammen medfört en kostnadseffektiv satsning i förhållande till de resultat som programmen har uppnått vad gäller kvinnors och barns hälsa. Liksom vid tidigare stöd kommer de svenska medlen att kanaliseras genom en givargemensam fond som administreras av Världsbanken. Världsbankens programdokument följer strukturen i regeringens sektorprogram och ligger till grund för den givargemensamma fonden. DfID, Nederländerna, Kanada, Sverige och VB kommer att använda samma programdokument som ett gemensamt underlag. En ny resultatansats ”Program for Results” (P4R) baserad på utbetalningar som incitamentstruktur knyts till den givargemensamma fonden och det handlar om att knyta samman utbetalningar till verifierade resultat. Mer allmänt handlar det om en önskan att stärka hälsoministeriets prestation, det vill säga skapa incitament för hälsoministeriet att prestera mer effektivt. Den givargemensamma fonden kommer också att inrikta sina insatser på två geografiska områden, Sylhet och Chittagong, där ojämlikheten i kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa är störst. Den givarsamma fonden kommer inte att inkludera medel från USAID. Introduktionen av den nya resultatbaserade modellen, där utbetalningar till regeringen styrs av graden av uppfyllelse av överenskomna mål, är en viktig förändring i samarbetsformen, som tidigare haft sin tyngpunkt på planering och åtgärder. Sammanfattningsvis är de svenska erfarenheterna från tidigare hälsosektorprogram positiva. Halvtidsöversynen från 2014 visar att goda resultat har uppnåtts i termer av ökad förväntad livslängd, minskad barnadödlighet och minskad fertilitet. Kvinnor har också fått ökad tillgång till preventivmedel och till abort (menstrual regulation). Halvtidsöversynen visade också att harmoniseringen och koordineringen av givare inom sektorn har stärkts, samt att regeringens ledarskap är tydligt och önskvärt. De utmaningar som den nya finansieringsmodellen medför under introduktionsfasen är att skapa en gemensam förståelse av modaliteten, inte minst gäller detta att inkludera den lokala nivån av hälsoförvaltningen. En nyutgiven rapport om mödrahälsa i Bangladesh visar på att mödradödligheten har brutit den positiva trenden och har ökat under de senaste tre åren. Denna oroväckande utveckling visar på nödvändigheten av att stärka hälsosystemet inklusive mödravården. Den resultatbaserade modellen med 16 utbetalningsindikatorer ligger i linje med Bangladeshs prioriteringar i det fjärde sektorprogrammet. Följande utbetalningsresultat (DLIs) ger särskilt utrymme för att driva de svenska prioriteringarna om förbättrad sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt minskad barnadödlighet: DLI 7: Förbättrad mödrahälsa genom att öka tillgången till barnmorskor. DLI 8: Stärkt informationssystem med könsuppdelad statistik. DLI 9: Förbättrad tillgång till familjeplanering. DLI 10: Ökad användning av mödrahälsovård. DLI 11: Förbättrad förebyggande mödrahälsovård. DLI 12: Förbättrad räckvidd av vaccinationsprogram för barn. DLI 15: Utveckling av utbildningsprogram om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition för ungdomar. En svaghet i resultatramverket är att det inte inkluderar könsuppdelade indikatorer. Hälsoministeriets håller dock på att slutföra arbetet med en ny modell för årlig uppföljning som baseras på könsuppdelad statistik, vilket skapar förutsättningar för att integrera jämställdhet i rapportering, dialog och uppföljning. Avtalet med Världsbanken bygger på ramavtalet och har granskats av Sida-JUR. Inga riskåtgärder har inkluderats The overall objective of the governments Fourth Health, Population, and Nutrition Sector Program is to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and wellbeing by expanding access to quality and equitable health care in a healthy and safe living environment. The MOHFW considers it as a first, foundational, program toward the achievement of the SDGs by 2030. The strategic objectives of the programme are grouped into three components and eight strategic objectives clustered around 3 components as follows: Component 1: Governance and stewardship of the sector. Strategic objective 1: To strengthen governance and stewardship of the public and private health sectors. Strategic objective 2: To undertake institutional development for improved performance at all levels of the system. Strategic objective 3: To provide sustainable financing for equitable access to health care for the population and accelerated progress towards universal health coverage. Component 2: Stronger health systems Strategic objective 4: To strengthen the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare´s capacity in core health systems (financial management, procurement, infrastructure) Strategic objective 5: Establish a high-quality health workforce available to all through public and private health service providers. Strategic objective 6: To strengthen the evidence base for health sector decision-making. Component 3: Quality health services Strategic objective 7: To improve equitable access to and utilization of quality health, nutrition and family planning services. Strategic objective 8: To promote healthy lifestyle choices within a healthy environment. The 16 disbursement linked indicators, DLI, financed by the Sweden, through a multi-donor trust fund are aligned with the three components described above. DLIs intends to act as a trigger to achieve the targets set by the strategic objectives which is further operationalised in the result framework of the fourth SWAP. Under component 1, activities are measured against progress in DLI 1 on strengthened system for citizen feed-back and DLI 2 on improved budget planning and allocation. Under component 2, progress is measured against progress in the following indicators: DLI 3. Financial management system is strengthened, DLI 4. Asset management is improved, DLI 5. Procurement process is improved using information technology, DLI 6. Institutional capacity is developed for procurement and supply management, DLI 7. Availability of midwives for maternal care is increased, and DLI 8. Information system is strengthened, including genderdisaggregated data. Under component 3 are: DLI 9. Postpartum family planning services are improved, DLI 10. Utilization of maternal health care services is increased, DLI 11. Emergency obstetric care services are improved, DLI 12. Immunization coverage and equity are enhanced, DLI 13. Maternal nutrition services are expanded, DLI 14. Infant and child nutrition services are expanded, DLI 15. Schoolbased adolescent HNP program is developed and implemented. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 50000000 50000000 50000000 40000000 0 0 4000000 -45000000 0 45000000 3000000 47000000 0 46000000 5000000 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 35000000 190000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Greater resilience and flexibility to deal with climate change, environmental impacts and natural disasters in vulnerable areas, including improved disaster management systems Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga mot klimatförändringar, miljöpåverkan och naturkatastrofer i utsatta områden, inklusive stärkta katastrofhanteringssystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced mortality in children under the age of 5 Minskad dödlighet bland barn under 5 år Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta More women with access to good maternal health care Fler kvinnor har tillgång till god mödrahälsovård Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta More people with access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökat antal människor har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Focus on vulnerable groups in refugee areas, among host communities and rohingy refugees, especially women and children Fokus på sårbara grupper i flyktingmottagande områden, bland värdsamhällen och rohingyaflyktingar, särskilt kvinnor och barn Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-52170010-5217001002 Sweden The 4th Health Sector Program´s will be implemented by the Ministry of Health during the period 2017-2022. The overall objective is "to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and well-being by expanding access to quality and equitable healthcare in a healthy and safe living environment". The programme will be co-financed with the WB and other development partners. Bangladesh regering har inkommit till ambassaden med en förfrågan om stöd till det fjärde sektorprogrammet om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition (HPNSIP), 2017-2022. Det övergripande syftet med sektorprogrammet är att ”säkra tillgången till hälsovård med hög kvalitet i en trygg, säker och hälsosam miljö för alla medborgare i Bangladesh”. Programmet bygger vidare på tre tidigare hälsosektorprogram som också har fått stöd från Sverige. Den totala kostnaden för programmet beräknas uppgå till 14,7 miljarder USD. Den föreslagna svenska insatsen föreslås uppgå till 190 miljoner kronor. Sektorprogrammen inom hälsa startades 1998 av Bangladeshs regering med syfte att effektivisera biståndet till hälsosektorn. Detta skulle göras genom att samordna och koordinera givare med utgångspunkt i den nationella hälsoagendan. Det första programmet genomfördes 1998-2005 och satte grunden för den idag dominerande samarbetsformen inom sektorn. Två sektorprogram 2005-2010 och 2011-2017 (förlängt t o m juni 2018), har följt samma spår. Svenskt stöd till genomförandet av programmen har utgått med 260 miljoner kronor till första programmet, 500 miljoner kronor till det andra programmet och 450 miljoner kronor till det tredje programmet. Den nationella kontexten, i vilken programmet ska genomföras, har förändrats i takt med förändringar i omvärlden. En viktig milstolpe för den nationella hälsoagendan är att den nya utvecklingsagendan 2030 (SDG) har antagits. SDG-agendan skapar utrymme för att öka fokus på ännu kontroversiella frågor som rör kvinnors och ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter, samt homo-, bisexuella och transpersoners rättigheter. En annan faktor som ställer nya krav på hälsosystemet är Bangladeshs sårbarhet för de snabbt växande klimatförändringarna och deras påverkan på kvinnors och mäns hälsa. En tredje faktor som påverkar den nationella kontexten är den aktuella humanitära krisen. En aktuell utmaning är de omfattande kränkningar och ökade våldet i delstaten Rakhine i Myanmar, som har tvingat 620 000 rohingyer, varav hälften barn, att fly till Bangladesh sedan den 25 augusti 2017. Flyktinglägren i området Cox’s Bazar är överfulla och läget är akut. Ansvaret för att genomföra det fjärde hälsoprogrammet ligger på Hälsoministeriet. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2017 – 2022 och realiseras i hela landet. De tre första programmen har fokuserat på institutionsuppbyggande av hälsosystemet och tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster inom primärvården. Det fjärde programmet tar sin utgångspunkt i lärdomar från tidigare program och kommer även att uppmärksamma den statliga styrningen och tillsynen av sektorn. De tre komponenterna som programmet inriktar sig på är således: i) statlig styrning, reglering och tillsyn av sektorn, ii) stärkt hälsosystem, och iii) tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster med god kvalitet. Förberedelserna inför det fjärde sektorprogrammet påbörjades 2015 och efter breda konsultationer med olika aktörer inom sektorn samt externa givare, utvecklades ett första Concept Note som angav inriktningen för det nya programmet. Under förberedelserna har Världsbanken stått för makroanalyser och utvärderat kapaciteten i hälsosektorn. Under förberedelsefasen har Sverige lyft fram fattigdomsperspektivet och kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa. Detta har gjorts genom specifikt stöd till hälsoministeriet för analyser av programmets hälsoeffekter på kvinnor och barn som lever i fattigdom. I samarbete med UNFPA har Sverige också gett tekniskt stöd till introduktionen av barnmorskeprofessionen i Bangladesh. I syfte att öka hälsoministeriets förmåga att integrera jämställdhetsperspektivet har svensk finansiering också gått till utveckling av ministeriets jämställdhetsstrategi, samt stöd till framtagandet av en uppföljningsmodell med könsuppdelad statistik. De lärdomar som har tagits tillvara under förberedelserna är sektorprogrammens bidrag till bättre hälsa för kvinnor och barn, samt förmågan att bidra till att öka kunskapen om de utmaningarna i den nationella kontexten som hälsosystemet står inför. För Sveriges del har investeringen i hälsosektorprogrammen medfört en kostnadseffektiv satsning i förhållande till de resultat som programmen har uppnått vad gäller kvinnors och barns hälsa. Liksom vid tidigare stöd kommer de svenska medlen att kanaliseras genom en givargemensam fond som administreras av Världsbanken. Världsbankens programdokument följer strukturen i regeringens sektorprogram och ligger till grund för den givargemensamma fonden. DfID, Nederländerna, Kanada, Sverige och VB kommer att använda samma programdokument som ett gemensamt underlag. En ny resultatansats ”Program for Results” (P4R) baserad på utbetalningar som incitamentstruktur knyts till den givargemensamma fonden och det handlar om att knyta samman utbetalningar till verifierade resultat. Mer allmänt handlar det om en önskan att stärka hälsoministeriets prestation, det vill säga skapa incitament för hälsoministeriet att prestera mer effektivt. Den givargemensamma fonden kommer också att inrikta sina insatser på två geografiska områden, Sylhet och Chittagong, där ojämlikheten i kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa är störst. Den givarsamma fonden kommer inte att inkludera medel från USAID. Introduktionen av den nya resultatbaserade modellen, där utbetalningar till regeringen styrs av graden av uppfyllelse av överenskomna mål, är en viktig förändring i samarbetsformen, som tidigare haft sin tyngpunkt på planering och åtgärder. Sammanfattningsvis är de svenska erfarenheterna från tidigare hälsosektorprogram positiva. Halvtidsöversynen från 2014 visar att goda resultat har uppnåtts i termer av ökad förväntad livslängd, minskad barnadödlighet och minskad fertilitet. Kvinnor har också fått ökad tillgång till preventivmedel och till abort (menstrual regulation). Halvtidsöversynen visade också att harmoniseringen och koordineringen av givare inom sektorn har stärkts, samt att regeringens ledarskap är tydligt och önskvärt. De utmaningar som den nya finansieringsmodellen medför under introduktionsfasen är att skapa en gemensam förståelse av modaliteten, inte minst gäller detta att inkludera den lokala nivån av hälsoförvaltningen. En nyutgiven rapport om mödrahälsa i Bangladesh visar på att mödradödligheten har brutit den positiva trenden och har ökat under de senaste tre åren. Denna oroväckande utveckling visar på nödvändigheten av att stärka hälsosystemet inklusive mödravården. Den resultatbaserade modellen med 16 utbetalningsindikatorer ligger i linje med Bangladeshs prioriteringar i det fjärde sektorprogrammet. Följande utbetalningsresultat (DLIs) ger särskilt utrymme för att driva de svenska prioriteringarna om förbättrad sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt minskad barnadödlighet: DLI 7: Förbättrad mödrahälsa genom att öka tillgången till barnmorskor. DLI 8: Stärkt informationssystem med könsuppdelad statistik. DLI 9: Förbättrad tillgång till familjeplanering. DLI 10: Ökad användning av mödrahälsovård. DLI 11: Förbättrad förebyggande mödrahälsovård. DLI 12: Förbättrad räckvidd av vaccinationsprogram för barn. DLI 15: Utveckling av utbildningsprogram om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition för ungdomar. En svaghet i resultatramverket är att det inte inkluderar könsuppdelade indikatorer. Hälsoministeriets håller dock på att slutföra arbetet med en ny modell för årlig uppföljning som baseras på könsuppdelad statistik, vilket skapar förutsättningar för att integrera jämställdhet i rapportering, dialog och uppföljning. Avtalet med Världsbanken bygger på ramavtalet och har granskats av Sida-JUR. Inga riskåtgärder har inkluderats The overall objective of the governments Fourth Health, Population, and Nutrition Sector Program is to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and wellbeing by expanding access to quality and equitable health care in a healthy and safe living environment. The MOHFW considers it as a first, foundational, program toward the achievement of the SDGs by 2030. The strategic objectives of the programme are grouped into three components and eight strategic objectives clustered around 3 components as follows: Component 1: Governance and stewardship of the sector. Strategic objective 1: To strengthen governance and stewardship of the public and private health sectors. Strategic objective 2: To undertake institutional development for improved performance at all levels of the system. Strategic objective 3: To provide sustainable financing for equitable access to health care for the population and accelerated progress towards universal health coverage. Component 2: Stronger health systems Strategic objective 4: To strengthen the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare´s capacity in core health systems (financial management, procurement, infrastructure) Strategic objective 5: Establish a high-quality health workforce available to all through public and private health service providers. Strategic objective 6: To strengthen the evidence base for health sector decision-making. Component 3: Quality health services Strategic objective 7: To improve equitable access to and utilization of quality health, nutrition and family planning services. Strategic objective 8: To promote healthy lifestyle choices within a healthy environment. The 16 disbursement linked indicators, DLI, financed by the Sweden, through a multi-donor trust fund are aligned with the three components described above. DLIs intends to act as a trigger to achieve the targets set by the strategic objectives which is further operationalised in the result framework of the fourth SWAP. Under component 1, activities are measured against progress in DLI 1 on strengthened system for citizen feed-back and DLI 2 on improved budget planning and allocation. Under component 2, progress is measured against progress in the following indicators: DLI 3. Financial management system is strengthened, DLI 4. Asset management is improved, DLI 5. Procurement process is improved using information technology, DLI 6. Institutional capacity is developed for procurement and supply management, DLI 7. Availability of midwives for maternal care is increased, and DLI 8. Information system is strengthened, including genderdisaggregated data. Under component 3 are: DLI 9. Postpartum family planning services are improved, DLI 10. Utilization of maternal health care services is increased, DLI 11. Emergency obstetric care services are improved, DLI 12. Immunization coverage and equity are enhanced, DLI 13. Maternal nutrition services are expanded, DLI 14. Infant and child nutrition services are expanded, DLI 15. Schoolbased adolescent HNP program is developed and implemented. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KIT Health & Education 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 496338 0 0 0 -2000000 0 0 0 -2000000 2000000 496338 2000000 0 3000000 0 0 0 -3000000 496338 KIT Health & Education 496338 KIT Health & Education Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 More people with access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökat antal människor har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170010-5217001004 Sweden The 4th Health Sector Program´s will be implemented by the Ministry of Health during the period 2017-2022. The overall objective is "to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and well-being by expanding access to quality and equitable healthcare in a healthy and safe living environment". The programme will be co-financed with the WB and other development partners. Bangladesh regering har inkommit till ambassaden med en förfrågan om stöd till det fjärde sektorprogrammet om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition (HPNSIP), 2017-2022. Det övergripande syftet med sektorprogrammet är att ”säkra tillgången till hälsovård med hög kvalitet i en trygg, säker och hälsosam miljö för alla medborgare i Bangladesh”. Programmet bygger vidare på tre tidigare hälsosektorprogram som också har fått stöd från Sverige. Den totala kostnaden för programmet beräknas uppgå till 14,7 miljarder USD. Den föreslagna svenska insatsen föreslås uppgå till 190 miljoner kronor. Sektorprogrammen inom hälsa startades 1998 av Bangladeshs regering med syfte att effektivisera biståndet till hälsosektorn. Detta skulle göras genom att samordna och koordinera givare med utgångspunkt i den nationella hälsoagendan. Det första programmet genomfördes 1998-2005 och satte grunden för den idag dominerande samarbetsformen inom sektorn. Två sektorprogram 2005-2010 och 2011-2017 (förlängt t o m juni 2018), har följt samma spår. Svenskt stöd till genomförandet av programmen har utgått med 260 miljoner kronor till första programmet, 500 miljoner kronor till det andra programmet och 450 miljoner kronor till det tredje programmet. Den nationella kontexten, i vilken programmet ska genomföras, har förändrats i takt med förändringar i omvärlden. En viktig milstolpe för den nationella hälsoagendan är att den nya utvecklingsagendan 2030 (SDG) har antagits. SDG-agendan skapar utrymme för att öka fokus på ännu kontroversiella frågor som rör kvinnors och ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter, samt homo-, bisexuella och transpersoners rättigheter. En annan faktor som ställer nya krav på hälsosystemet är Bangladeshs sårbarhet för de snabbt växande klimatförändringarna och deras påverkan på kvinnors och mäns hälsa. En tredje faktor som påverkar den nationella kontexten är den aktuella humanitära krisen. En aktuell utmaning är de omfattande kränkningar och ökade våldet i delstaten Rakhine i Myanmar, som har tvingat 620 000 rohingyer, varav hälften barn, att fly till Bangladesh sedan den 25 augusti 2017. Flyktinglägren i området Cox’s Bazar är överfulla och läget är akut. Ansvaret för att genomföra det fjärde hälsoprogrammet ligger på Hälsoministeriet. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2017 – 2022 och realiseras i hela landet. De tre första programmen har fokuserat på institutionsuppbyggande av hälsosystemet och tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster inom primärvården. Det fjärde programmet tar sin utgångspunkt i lärdomar från tidigare program och kommer även att uppmärksamma den statliga styrningen och tillsynen av sektorn. De tre komponenterna som programmet inriktar sig på är således: i) statlig styrning, reglering och tillsyn av sektorn, ii) stärkt hälsosystem, och iii) tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster med god kvalitet. Förberedelserna inför det fjärde sektorprogrammet påbörjades 2015 och efter breda konsultationer med olika aktörer inom sektorn samt externa givare, utvecklades ett första Concept Note som angav inriktningen för det nya programmet. Under förberedelserna har Världsbanken stått för makroanalyser och utvärderat kapaciteten i hälsosektorn. Under förberedelsefasen har Sverige lyft fram fattigdomsperspektivet och kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa. Detta har gjorts genom specifikt stöd till hälsoministeriet för analyser av programmets hälsoeffekter på kvinnor och barn som lever i fattigdom. I samarbete med UNFPA har Sverige också gett tekniskt stöd till introduktionen av barnmorskeprofessionen i Bangladesh. I syfte att öka hälsoministeriets förmåga att integrera jämställdhetsperspektivet har svensk finansiering också gått till utveckling av ministeriets jämställdhetsstrategi, samt stöd till framtagandet av en uppföljningsmodell med könsuppdelad statistik. De lärdomar som har tagits tillvara under förberedelserna är sektorprogrammens bidrag till bättre hälsa för kvinnor och barn, samt förmågan att bidra till att öka kunskapen om de utmaningarna i den nationella kontexten som hälsosystemet står inför. För Sveriges del har investeringen i hälsosektorprogrammen medfört en kostnadseffektiv satsning i förhållande till de resultat som programmen har uppnått vad gäller kvinnors och barns hälsa. Liksom vid tidigare stöd kommer de svenska medlen att kanaliseras genom en givargemensam fond som administreras av Världsbanken. Världsbankens programdokument följer strukturen i regeringens sektorprogram och ligger till grund för den givargemensamma fonden. DfID, Nederländerna, Kanada, Sverige och VB kommer att använda samma programdokument som ett gemensamt underlag. En ny resultatansats ”Program for Results” (P4R) baserad på utbetalningar som incitamentstruktur knyts till den givargemensamma fonden och det handlar om att knyta samman utbetalningar till verifierade resultat. Mer allmänt handlar det om en önskan att stärka hälsoministeriets prestation, det vill säga skapa incitament för hälsoministeriet att prestera mer effektivt. Den givargemensamma fonden kommer också att inrikta sina insatser på två geografiska områden, Sylhet och Chittagong, där ojämlikheten i kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa är störst. Den givarsamma fonden kommer inte att inkludera medel från USAID. Introduktionen av den nya resultatbaserade modellen, där utbetalningar till regeringen styrs av graden av uppfyllelse av överenskomna mål, är en viktig förändring i samarbetsformen, som tidigare haft sin tyngpunkt på planering och åtgärder. Sammanfattningsvis är de svenska erfarenheterna från tidigare hälsosektorprogram positiva. Halvtidsöversynen från 2014 visar att goda resultat har uppnåtts i termer av ökad förväntad livslängd, minskad barnadödlighet och minskad fertilitet. Kvinnor har också fått ökad tillgång till preventivmedel och till abort (menstrual regulation). Halvtidsöversynen visade också att harmoniseringen och koordineringen av givare inom sektorn har stärkts, samt att regeringens ledarskap är tydligt och önskvärt. De utmaningar som den nya finansieringsmodellen medför under introduktionsfasen är att skapa en gemensam förståelse av modaliteten, inte minst gäller detta att inkludera den lokala nivån av hälsoförvaltningen. En nyutgiven rapport om mödrahälsa i Bangladesh visar på att mödradödligheten har brutit den positiva trenden och har ökat under de senaste tre åren. Denna oroväckande utveckling visar på nödvändigheten av att stärka hälsosystemet inklusive mödravården. Den resultatbaserade modellen med 16 utbetalningsindikatorer ligger i linje med Bangladeshs prioriteringar i det fjärde sektorprogrammet. Följande utbetalningsresultat (DLIs) ger särskilt utrymme för att driva de svenska prioriteringarna om förbättrad sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt minskad barnadödlighet: DLI 7: Förbättrad mödrahälsa genom att öka tillgången till barnmorskor. DLI 8: Stärkt informationssystem med könsuppdelad statistik. DLI 9: Förbättrad tillgång till familjeplanering. DLI 10: Ökad användning av mödrahälsovård. DLI 11: Förbättrad förebyggande mödrahälsovård. DLI 12: Förbättrad räckvidd av vaccinationsprogram för barn. DLI 15: Utveckling av utbildningsprogram om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition för ungdomar. En svaghet i resultatramverket är att det inte inkluderar könsuppdelade indikatorer. Hälsoministeriets håller dock på att slutföra arbetet med en ny modell för årlig uppföljning som baseras på könsuppdelad statistik, vilket skapar förutsättningar för att integrera jämställdhet i rapportering, dialog och uppföljning. Avtalet med Världsbanken bygger på ramavtalet och har granskats av Sida-JUR. Inga riskåtgärder har inkluderats The overall objective of the governments Fourth Health, Population, and Nutrition Sector Program is to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and wellbeing by expanding access to quality and equitable health care in a healthy and safe living environment. The MOHFW considers it as a first, foundational, program toward the achievement of the SDGs by 2030. The strategic objectives of the programme are grouped into three components and eight strategic objectives clustered around 3 components as follows: Component 1: Governance and stewardship of the sector. Strategic objective 1: To strengthen governance and stewardship of the public and private health sectors. Strategic objective 2: To undertake institutional development for improved performance at all levels of the system. Strategic objective 3: To provide sustainable financing for equitable access to health care for the population and accelerated progress towards universal health coverage. Component 2: Stronger health systems Strategic objective 4: To strengthen the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare´s capacity in core health systems (financial management, procurement, infrastructure) Strategic objective 5: Establish a high-quality health workforce available to all through public and private health service providers. Strategic objective 6: To strengthen the evidence base for health sector decision-making. Component 3: Quality health services Strategic objective 7: To improve equitable access to and utilization of quality health, nutrition and family planning services. Strategic objective 8: To promote healthy lifestyle choices within a healthy environment. The 16 disbursement linked indicators, DLI, financed by the Sweden, through a multi-donor trust fund are aligned with the three components described above. DLIs intends to act as a trigger to achieve the targets set by the strategic objectives which is further operationalised in the result framework of the fourth SWAP. Under component 1, activities are measured against progress in DLI 1 on strengthened system for citizen feed-back and DLI 2 on improved budget planning and allocation. Under component 2, progress is measured against progress in the following indicators: DLI 3. Financial management system is strengthened, DLI 4. Asset management is improved, DLI 5. Procurement process is improved using information technology, DLI 6. Institutional capacity is developed for procurement and supply management, DLI 7. Availability of midwives for maternal care is increased, and DLI 8. Information system is strengthened, including genderdisaggregated data. Under component 3 are: DLI 9. Postpartum family planning services are improved, DLI 10. Utilization of maternal health care services is increased, DLI 11. Emergency obstetric care services are improved, DLI 12. Immunization coverage and equity are enhanced, DLI 13. Maternal nutrition services are expanded, DLI 14. Infant and child nutrition services are expanded, DLI 15. Schoolbased adolescent HNP program is developed and implemented. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3512000 1000000 0 1000000 0 3512000 4512000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3512000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 More people with access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökat antal människor har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170010-5217001006 Sweden The 4th Health Sector Program´s will be implemented by the Ministry of Health during the period 2017-2022. The overall objective is "to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and well-being by expanding access to quality and equitable healthcare in a healthy and safe living environment". The programme will be co-financed with the WB and other development partners. Bangladesh regering har inkommit till ambassaden med en förfrågan om stöd till det fjärde sektorprogrammet om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition (HPNSIP), 2017-2022. Det övergripande syftet med sektorprogrammet är att ”säkra tillgången till hälsovård med hög kvalitet i en trygg, säker och hälsosam miljö för alla medborgare i Bangladesh”. Programmet bygger vidare på tre tidigare hälsosektorprogram som också har fått stöd från Sverige. Den totala kostnaden för programmet beräknas uppgå till 14,7 miljarder USD. Den föreslagna svenska insatsen föreslås uppgå till 190 miljoner kronor. Sektorprogrammen inom hälsa startades 1998 av Bangladeshs regering med syfte att effektivisera biståndet till hälsosektorn. Detta skulle göras genom att samordna och koordinera givare med utgångspunkt i den nationella hälsoagendan. Det första programmet genomfördes 1998-2005 och satte grunden för den idag dominerande samarbetsformen inom sektorn. Två sektorprogram 2005-2010 och 2011-2017 (förlängt t o m juni 2018), har följt samma spår. Svenskt stöd till genomförandet av programmen har utgått med 260 miljoner kronor till första programmet, 500 miljoner kronor till det andra programmet och 450 miljoner kronor till det tredje programmet. Den nationella kontexten, i vilken programmet ska genomföras, har förändrats i takt med förändringar i omvärlden. En viktig milstolpe för den nationella hälsoagendan är att den nya utvecklingsagendan 2030 (SDG) har antagits. SDG-agendan skapar utrymme för att öka fokus på ännu kontroversiella frågor som rör kvinnors och ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter, samt homo-, bisexuella och transpersoners rättigheter. En annan faktor som ställer nya krav på hälsosystemet är Bangladeshs sårbarhet för de snabbt växande klimatförändringarna och deras påverkan på kvinnors och mäns hälsa. En tredje faktor som påverkar den nationella kontexten är den aktuella humanitära krisen. En aktuell utmaning är de omfattande kränkningar och ökade våldet i delstaten Rakhine i Myanmar, som har tvingat 620 000 rohingyer, varav hälften barn, att fly till Bangladesh sedan den 25 augusti 2017. Flyktinglägren i området Cox’s Bazar är överfulla och läget är akut. Ansvaret för att genomföra det fjärde hälsoprogrammet ligger på Hälsoministeriet. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2017 – 2022 och realiseras i hela landet. De tre första programmen har fokuserat på institutionsuppbyggande av hälsosystemet och tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster inom primärvården. Det fjärde programmet tar sin utgångspunkt i lärdomar från tidigare program och kommer även att uppmärksamma den statliga styrningen och tillsynen av sektorn. De tre komponenterna som programmet inriktar sig på är således: i) statlig styrning, reglering och tillsyn av sektorn, ii) stärkt hälsosystem, och iii) tillhandahållandet av hälsotjänster med god kvalitet. Förberedelserna inför det fjärde sektorprogrammet påbörjades 2015 och efter breda konsultationer med olika aktörer inom sektorn samt externa givare, utvecklades ett första Concept Note som angav inriktningen för det nya programmet. Under förberedelserna har Världsbanken stått för makroanalyser och utvärderat kapaciteten i hälsosektorn. Under förberedelsefasen har Sverige lyft fram fattigdomsperspektivet och kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa. Detta har gjorts genom specifikt stöd till hälsoministeriet för analyser av programmets hälsoeffekter på kvinnor och barn som lever i fattigdom. I samarbete med UNFPA har Sverige också gett tekniskt stöd till introduktionen av barnmorskeprofessionen i Bangladesh. I syfte att öka hälsoministeriets förmåga att integrera jämställdhetsperspektivet har svensk finansiering också gått till utveckling av ministeriets jämställdhetsstrategi, samt stöd till framtagandet av en uppföljningsmodell med könsuppdelad statistik. De lärdomar som har tagits tillvara under förberedelserna är sektorprogrammens bidrag till bättre hälsa för kvinnor och barn, samt förmågan att bidra till att öka kunskapen om de utmaningarna i den nationella kontexten som hälsosystemet står inför. För Sveriges del har investeringen i hälsosektorprogrammen medfört en kostnadseffektiv satsning i förhållande till de resultat som programmen har uppnått vad gäller kvinnors och barns hälsa. Liksom vid tidigare stöd kommer de svenska medlen att kanaliseras genom en givargemensam fond som administreras av Världsbanken. Världsbankens programdokument följer strukturen i regeringens sektorprogram och ligger till grund för den givargemensamma fonden. DfID, Nederländerna, Kanada, Sverige och VB kommer att använda samma programdokument som ett gemensamt underlag. En ny resultatansats ”Program for Results” (P4R) baserad på utbetalningar som incitamentstruktur knyts till den givargemensamma fonden och det handlar om att knyta samman utbetalningar till verifierade resultat. Mer allmänt handlar det om en önskan att stärka hälsoministeriets prestation, det vill säga skapa incitament för hälsoministeriet att prestera mer effektivt. Den givargemensamma fonden kommer också att inrikta sina insatser på två geografiska områden, Sylhet och Chittagong, där ojämlikheten i kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa är störst. Den givarsamma fonden kommer inte att inkludera medel från USAID. Introduktionen av den nya resultatbaserade modellen, där utbetalningar till regeringen styrs av graden av uppfyllelse av överenskomna mål, är en viktig förändring i samarbetsformen, som tidigare haft sin tyngpunkt på planering och åtgärder. Sammanfattningsvis är de svenska erfarenheterna från tidigare hälsosektorprogram positiva. Halvtidsöversynen från 2014 visar att goda resultat har uppnåtts i termer av ökad förväntad livslängd, minskad barnadödlighet och minskad fertilitet. Kvinnor har också fått ökad tillgång till preventivmedel och till abort (menstrual regulation). Halvtidsöversynen visade också att harmoniseringen och koordineringen av givare inom sektorn har stärkts, samt att regeringens ledarskap är tydligt och önskvärt. De utmaningar som den nya finansieringsmodellen medför under introduktionsfasen är att skapa en gemensam förståelse av modaliteten, inte minst gäller detta att inkludera den lokala nivån av hälsoförvaltningen. En nyutgiven rapport om mödrahälsa i Bangladesh visar på att mödradödligheten har brutit den positiva trenden och har ökat under de senaste tre åren. Denna oroväckande utveckling visar på nödvändigheten av att stärka hälsosystemet inklusive mödravården. Den resultatbaserade modellen med 16 utbetalningsindikatorer ligger i linje med Bangladeshs prioriteringar i det fjärde sektorprogrammet. Följande utbetalningsresultat (DLIs) ger särskilt utrymme för att driva de svenska prioriteringarna om förbättrad sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt minskad barnadödlighet: DLI 7: Förbättrad mödrahälsa genom att öka tillgången till barnmorskor. DLI 8: Stärkt informationssystem med könsuppdelad statistik. DLI 9: Förbättrad tillgång till familjeplanering. DLI 10: Ökad användning av mödrahälsovård. DLI 11: Förbättrad förebyggande mödrahälsovård. DLI 12: Förbättrad räckvidd av vaccinationsprogram för barn. DLI 15: Utveckling av utbildningsprogram om hälsa, befolkning och nutrition för ungdomar. En svaghet i resultatramverket är att det inte inkluderar könsuppdelade indikatorer. Hälsoministeriets håller dock på att slutföra arbetet med en ny modell för årlig uppföljning som baseras på könsuppdelad statistik, vilket skapar förutsättningar för att integrera jämställdhet i rapportering, dialog och uppföljning. Avtalet med Världsbanken bygger på ramavtalet och har granskats av Sida-JUR. Inga riskåtgärder har inkluderats The overall objective of the governments Fourth Health, Population, and Nutrition Sector Program is to ensure that all citizens of Bangladesh enjoy health and wellbeing by expanding access to quality and equitable health care in a healthy and safe living environment. The MOHFW considers it as a first, foundational, program toward the achievement of the SDGs by 2030. The strategic objectives of the programme are grouped into three components and eight strategic objectives clustered around 3 components as follows: Component 1: Governance and stewardship of the sector. Strategic objective 1: To strengthen governance and stewardship of the public and private health sectors. Strategic objective 2: To undertake institutional development for improved performance at all levels of the system. Strategic objective 3: To provide sustainable financing for equitable access to health care for the population and accelerated progress towards universal health coverage. Component 2: Stronger health systems Strategic objective 4: To strengthen the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare´s capacity in core health systems (financial management, procurement, infrastructure) Strategic objective 5: Establish a high-quality health workforce available to all through public and private health service providers. Strategic objective 6: To strengthen the evidence base for health sector decision-making. Component 3: Quality health services Strategic objective 7: To improve equitable access to and utilization of quality health, nutrition and family planning services. Strategic objective 8: To promote healthy lifestyle choices within a healthy environment. The 16 disbursement linked indicators, DLI, financed by the Sweden, through a multi-donor trust fund are aligned with the three components described above. DLIs intends to act as a trigger to achieve the targets set by the strategic objectives which is further operationalised in the result framework of the fourth SWAP. Under component 1, activities are measured against progress in DLI 1 on strengthened system for citizen feed-back and DLI 2 on improved budget planning and allocation. Under component 2, progress is measured against progress in the following indicators: DLI 3. Financial management system is strengthened, DLI 4. Asset management is improved, DLI 5. Procurement process is improved using information technology, DLI 6. Institutional capacity is developed for procurement and supply management, DLI 7. Availability of midwives for maternal care is increased, and DLI 8. Information system is strengthened, including genderdisaggregated data. Under component 3 are: DLI 9. Postpartum family planning services are improved, DLI 10. Utilization of maternal health care services is increased, DLI 11. Emergency obstetric care services are improved, DLI 12. Immunization coverage and equity are enhanced, DLI 13. Maternal nutrition services are expanded, DLI 14. Infant and child nutrition services are expanded, DLI 15. Schoolbased adolescent HNP program is developed and implemented. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 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Ökade förutsättningar för tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52190009 Sweden Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) has submitted an application to the Development Cooperation Section at the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok for core support of a total of SEK 60 million for the five-year period 1 October 2016- 30 September 2021. The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Indonesia Cambodia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Myanmar Nepal Thailand Viet Nam Asia, regional Forestry policy and administrative management Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Forestry Government & Civil Society-general The following are examples of results achieved: - For the regional work, RECOFTC made significant contributions to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) discourse on social forestry, primarily through the ASEAN Working Group on Social Forestry. RECOFTC contributed significantly to the development of the ASEAN Guidelines for Agroforestry Development. The Cambodia Forestry Administration used these guidelines to develop the National Technical Agroforestry Guidelines. RECOFTC supported the creation of the ASEAN Guiding Principles for Effective Social Forestry Legal Frameworks. RECOFTC Vietnam has taken these principles and contributed to the development of the National Community Forestry Guidelines, which have been approved by the Vietnam Department of Forestry. These guidelines help local communities navigate the process of developing sustainable forest management plans and forest protection management plans. - Strategic Goal 1: Landscape collaboration in a changing climate, RECOFTC directly enhanced over 9,500 people (191% of the target) in forest landscape management and piloted five landscape-level plans. Around 31% of the trained people were women. RECOFTC initiatives relating to landscape collaboration in a changing climate were designed to ensure that local peoples rights in forest landscapes are protected and exercised through collaborative management, including meeting climate change mitigation commitments and addressing adaptation challenges and opportunities. Through its capacity development programs, RECOFTC has provided support, such as the eight-year (20142023) Partnership for Forestry and Fisheries Communities (PAFF) program in Cambodia. This initiative empowered 86,568 people from 30,127 households to exercise their rights to manage, protect, and benefit from local natural resources in ways that sustain livelihoods, reduce poverty, and enhance resilience to economic and environmental shocks. - Strategic Goal 2: Governance, institutions and conflict transformation, RECOFTC worked closely with diverse stakeholders at the national and landscape levels to advocate for policy reforms that led to better forest governance. RECOFTC contributed to 58 cases (149% of the target) of national and subnational governments adoption and implementation of inclusive and gender-responsive policies and practices that support good governance in forest management. - Strategic Goal 3: Private sector engagement and enterprising communities; RECOFTC enhanced capacities among 2,162 local people (98% of the target) for market analysis, community-based enterprise development and private sector engagement. Around 32% of the trained people were women. RECOFTC facilitated and supported communities in developing and managing 223 partnerships and agreements between local entrepreneurs and investors. RECOFTC facilitated 27 cases in which the national and subnational governments adopted or implemented practices promoting community private sector partnerships. In Thailand, RECOFTC mobilized public financial resources through the Trees4All crowdfunding initiative to encourage community members to plant more trees on their land and receive payment in return. RECOFTC piloted an agroforestry model with 200 households in Nepal to improve their livelihoods through the Enhancing Livelihood from Improved 10 Forest Management project. - Strategic Goal 4: Social inclusion, gender equity and public action, RECOFTC directly assisted 2,426 people (243% of the target) in mastering the concept of gender equality and its application in work and home contexts. Around 66% of the trained people were women. The Weaving Leadership for Gender Equality (WAVES) initiative, funded by the Government of Sweden through core support, is a RECOFTC program dedicated to advancing gender equality in the governance, management, and use of forest landscapes and resources across the Asia-Pacific region. The WAVES program provided tailored training to gender leaders, enhancing their skills in relational leadership and strategic thinking. This approach helped leaders gain recognition for their expertise and mobilize informal networks. These efforts resulted in collaborative advocacy campaigns and institutional changes, such as integrating gender-focused training manuals and guidelines into organizational practices. In addition, WAVES supported 36 gender leaders across seven Asia-Pacific countries in creating gender-inclusive policies, particularly in forestry institutions. These leaders designed and implemented action plans addressing systemic barriers to gender equality. They also challenged harmful stereotypes and developed counter-narratives, fostering shifts in leadership and representation within their organizations. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52190009-5219000902 Sweden Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) has submitted an application to the Development Cooperation Section at the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok for core support of a total of SEK 60 million for the five-year period 1 October 2016- 30 September 2021. The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 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Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52190009-5219000903 Sweden Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) has submitted an application to the Development Cooperation Section at the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok for core support of a total of SEK 60 million for the five-year period 1 October 2016- 30 September 2021. The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WOCAN/Women Organizing for Change in Agriculture and Natural Resource Management 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. 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Sida har därför beslutat att bereda insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida bedömer att ansökan är relevant under den nya strategin för stöd genom Svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-strategin) 2016-2022 och beslutar om ett bidrag om 180 000 000 SEK. Ansökande organisation: We Effect är en ideell, partipolitiskt och religiöst obunden organisation vars syfte är att stärka medlemsbaserade och demokratiska organisationers förmåga att göra det möjligt för fattiga kvinnor och män att förbättra sina levnadsvillkor, försvara sina rättigheter och bidra till ett rättvist samhälle. We Effect bildades 1958 och har varit ramorganisation sedan 1978 under namnet Kooperation Utan Gränser. Organisationen är en demokratiskt strukturerad förening och bakom We Effect står ett sextiotal medlemsorganisationer från den svenska konsument- och producentkooperationen. We Effect är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället, med ett öppet och demokratiskt arbetssätt - och med en stark internationell förankring. We Effects vision är en hållbar och rättvis värld fri från fattigdom och organisationen arbetar inom landsbygdsutveckling och bostäder, inkluderat rätten till mark, jämställdhet och finansiella tjänster. Ansökan omfattar 17 program på regional eller landnivå och ett globalt program som totalt består av 160 projekt i 24 länder. Sida beslutade 2014 att förnya We Effects status som ramorganisation. Ansökan: Ansökan bygger på We Effects prioriteringar och följer logiskt på tidigare verksamhet. We Effects ramansökan för 2017 är en fortsättning på det ramprogram som genomförs under pågående ramavtal 2014-2016. Syftet med stödet är att stärka partnerorganisationen som sådan och att detta i sin tur ökar organisationens förmåga att å ena sidan påverka och kräva förändring på makronivå/strukturell nivå och, å andra sidan erbjuda medlemmarna efterfrågade tjänster. Enligt We Effects förändringsteori genomförs den huvudsakliga verksamheten av partnerorganisationerna. Inom programmen för landsbygdsutveckling stödjer We Effect bondeorganisationer i deras arbete med att öka sina medlemmars inkomster och tillgång till mat genom t.ex. jordbruksrådgivning, stärkt position på marknaden och hjälp med förhandlingar om priser. Organisationen förespråkar ett hållbart och klimatanpassat jordbruk och stödjer också lokala spar- och kreditföreningar som gör det möjligt för lantbrukare med små resurser att spara och låna pengar samt få tillgång till försäkringar. Inom bostadsprogrammen arbetar We Effect med lokala bostadskooperativ där medlemmarna tillsammans bygger sina bostäder. Kooperativen bedriver påverkansarbete för tillgång till bostadskrediter och säkrad rätt till mark att bygga på. Jämställdhet är ett prioriterat område för We Effects verksamhet. We Effect strävar efter att integrera jämställdhet i all verksamhet och organisationen stödjer partnerorganisationernas arbete med att stärka kvinnors rättigheter, bland annat genom kvinnligt ledarskap, en mer rättvis arbetsfördelning i jordbruket samt genom att försvara kvinnors rätt till mark. Målgruppen för We Effects utvecklingssamarbete är kvinnor och män som lever i fattigdom och som är medlemmar, eller potentiella medlemmar, i kooperativa organisationer, andra demokratiska föreningar eller informella grupper vilka arbetar för att uppnå gemensamma mål. Förväntade resultat: We Effects ansökan har resultatmatriser på land- och regional nivå, med indikatorer och utgångsvärden. På global nivå finns en resultatmatris men utan aggregerade utgångs- och målvärden. Ansökan har följande mål: 1. Stöd till kapacitetsutveckling: ”Stärkt kapacitet hos aktörer i det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer att arbeta rättighetsbaserat i sina roller som röstbärare och organisatör av tjänster.” Prioriterade målgrupper för kapacitetsutvecklingen är organisationer, nätverk och rörelser som representeras av eller agerar med legitimitet i relation till kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn som lever i fattigdom och/eller är diskriminerade. Flickors och kvinnors rättigheter, deltagande och inflytande ska särskilt uppmärksammas. 2. Stöd till demokratisering och mänskliga rättigheter i utvecklingsländer inom alla sektorer: ”Stärkt demokratisering och ökad respekt för fattiga och diskriminerade människors mänskliga rättigheter.” Stödet ska inriktas på att stärka gruppers och individers möjlighet att själva kunna utkräva sina rättigheter och påverka sina livsvillkor. Fokus ska vara rollerna för CSO i utvecklingsländer som röstbärare och, under vissa förutsättningar, som organisatör av tjänster. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Sida har mångårig överlag positiv erfarenhet av samarbete med We Effect. Insatsen är i stora drag en fortsättning på liknande verksamhet som Sida tidigare har bedömt generera signifikanta och relevanta civilsamhällestärkande och fattigdomsbekämpande resultat. 2009 genomfördes på uppdrag av Sida en jämförande studie av 42 utvärderingar som We Effect genomfört under perioden 2006-2008. Studien lyfte relevanta resultat på både output- och outcome-nivå. I all rapportering (senast i slutrapporten 2010-2012) till Sida finns många exempel på bra och omfattande resultat i linje med CSO-strategin och jämställdhetspolicyn inom We Effects prioriterade områden. Mot bakgrund av erfarenheten av tidigare samarbete och uppnådda resultat bedömer Sida att We Effect kommer att kunna garantera kvalitet och effektivitet i programmet. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sida baserar denna bedömning på bedömningen av ansökan för 2014-2016, samt årliga rapporter, revisioner, möten och reserapporter för uppföljningsbesök under samma period. Bedömningsprocess: Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen i så stor utsträckning som möjligt utgått från den omfattande beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2014-2016. I de fall bedömningen som gjordes av ansökan 2014-2016 fortsatt är relevant har denna behållits och endast en kompletterande kommentar gällande 2017 har lagts till. I vissa fall, så som t.ex. bedömningen av de två senaste revisionsrapporterna, är bedömningen som gjordes i beredningen av den förra ansökan inte längre relevant, varför en ny bedömning gjorts. Insatshanteringssystemet Trac har också förändrats sedan 2013 då beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts i beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan 2017. Särskilt fokus i beredningen har legat på följande frågor: - Möjlighet för We Effects nuvarande organisationsstruktur och ledarskapssammansättning att kontinuerligt utmana sig själv och positionera sig för att inom relevanta områden och länder påverka den framtida internationella utvecklingen. - Genomförandet och effektiviteten av operativa förbättringar kring HRBA, jämställdhet, miljö och klimat, korruption, harmonisering, biståndseffektivitet, kvalitetssäkring och särskilt konflikt och risk. Everyone has the right to sustainable rural development, adequate housing, gender equality, and financial inclusion. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Guatemala Honduras Kenya Cambodia Sri Lanka Moldova (the Republic of) North Macedonia Myanmar Malawi Mozambique Nicaragua Philippines (the) Palestine, State of Paraguay El Salvador Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Viet Nam Kosovo Zambia Zimbabwe Europe, regional Developing countries, unspecified Middle Africa, regional Asia, regional Europe, regional Central America, regional Southern Africa, regional Eastern Africa, regional Far East Asia, regional Democratic participation and civil society Rural development Low-cost housing Agricultural development Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Trade policy and administrative management Environmental policy and administrative management Multisector education/training Health education Energy policy and administrative management STD control including HIV/AIDS Agricultural policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general Other Multisector Other Social Infrastructure & Services Agriculture Banking & Financial Services Trade Policies & Regulations General Environment Protection Basic Health Energy Policy Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Effect arbetar i 25 länder och har ett flertal landkontor. De har även fyra regionkontor i fyra världsdelar. Nedan följer några exempel på uppnådda resultat inom de olika program som We Effect bedriver inom respektive region. För mer utförlig information om uppnådda resultat hänvisas till dox 13/001154. Exempel från Latinamerika   Regional Housing and Habitat Programme (VIVHA) / Strengthened networks and alliances between organisations and key actors (men and women) National land access policies approved and implemented The issue of land was completely invisible in the region at the beginning of the programme. VIVHA brought this issue to the table and has achieved progress in the last four years. For example, the approval of a land bank in various municipalities in Nicaragua, the Land and Property Law in the historic centre and the laws approved for territorial regulation in El Salvador, and in Paraguay, funding was achieved for housing construction and the reactivation of a land portfolio. Organisations will continue to expand the model and legal frameworks that favour them, however the use and permanence of state resources must be guaranteed. The cooperative movement should continue working both with the cooperatives that have built housing, as well as those who still do not have housing to create a movement that can defend its achievements. Strengthened community life At least 25 initiatives for income generation have been implemented and are functioning in the region, for example savings and credit initiatives, some of which serve to pay loans, or community stores that provide youth with employment opportunities; there are also activities to decrease the time women dedicate to care work in the home. The housing projects that have been built have the necessary legal and formal environmental processes and the cooperatives have piloted environmental practices such as the use of alternative materials, recycling, organic agriculture, among other things. However, the programme considers that this is not enough; it is necessary to grow the use of alternative materials through the support of environmental laws and policies such as regional water and food sovereignty laws with the goal of holistically defending habitat. Exempel från Södra Afrika Regional Gender Equality Programme (GEP)  In Malawi, the land bill was finally enacted in 2016 into law. There is a customary land act, which also promote women's rights among other things thereby enabling women to be part of village land management committees as well as village land tribunals, which are the decision-making structures on land administration. WOLREC was part of the delegation that lobbied the President to assent to the bill as there were opposing voices. The President was convinced that having that law in place would protect women's rights. Exempel från Östra afrika Regional Housing Programme: Right to Adequate Housing in Eastern Africa (RHEA) Pamoja Trust in Kenya, after the adoption of the Slum Upgrading and Prevention policy, jointly with other CSO went around the country popularizing the policy. County governments were able to appreciate the structures for implementing the policy and undertook to establish the same. Regional Financial Services Programme: Financial Institutions Reaching the Marginalized (FIRM) The number of youth accessing financial services increased from 121,960 to over 300,000 during 2017. Out of this number, there is no significant difference between female and male youth engaged. This is to imply that the issues affecting youth affected them in the same manner regardless of their sex. The financial institutions also developed specific products to target the youth. Specifically, the Increased Co-operators Access to Financial Services (ICAFIS) project in Uganda led to great increase in youth participation through the promotion of youth savings clubs in schools.This has led to improvement in savings culture of the students as well as improving their skills to manage their clubs such as record keeping, accounting and reporting. In Africa, the International Cooperative Alliance (ICA) office is working to ensure co-operative organisations get support from their governments in the continent by creating conducive guidelines that promote co-operative development. The latest developments that the office is following keenly include: Kenya, review of the cooperative acts is underway. Ghana, have reviewed their act and the bill is about to be tabled in Parliament. Mozambique, has started working on their cooperative policy. Uganda, the MP are vigorously lobbying the government to allocate budget for the revival of the Cooperative Bank.The idea of the promoting Cooperative Banks in the continent is imperative and the office so far has organised one consultative meeting to advocate for the same, to foster financial inclusion and cooperative development. Together with ILO, ICA carried out a rapid assessment for cooperatives’ competitiveness potential for export and import in selected SADC countries. The report from the study has been released and several policy directions will be informed by the study. ICA is also finalizing a study on the review of existing information and communication technologies in cooperatives in Africa to establish a user-friendly integrated management information system. The aim of the study is gauge uptake of ICT in their operations. Exempel från Europa EU Alignment and Empowerment of Civil Society Organisations in Albania, Macedonia, Moldova, Kosovo and Bosnia Herzegovina Some negative trends in terms of democratic freedoms have been observed and these negative trends have had a negative impact overall on the civil society sector and the CSO ability to act as voice for their members. In terms of outreach, the programme has overachieved the target and the number of direct and indirect rights-holders have increased more than planned. In 2017, the programme directly involved 274 different type of organisations in associations and cooperatives. The number of direct beneficiaries has reached 93.367, out of which 46.190 men & 47.177 women.The programme also achieved its target of at least 5o% of rights-holders being women, 53.75% of the programme resources reached women and 50.5% of direct rights-holders are women. Direct observations, internal and external evaluations of the projects within the frame in the programme and the interviews conducted with the final beneficiaries during the monitoring missions shows improved perception of the socio-economic situation among the members of the targeted communities and groups, thanks to their active involvement in the programme / project activities.There is an evident improvement of the capacity of We Effect to work with social inclusion and minority rights, taking into consideration the establishment of fruitful cooperation between the partners in Macedonia, Kosovo and Albania that are working with Roma minorities.During 2017, We Effect supported the formalisation of the Balkan Rural Development Network, lifting issues of rural development also to a regional level. Exempel från Asien Strengthening member-based organisations to fight poverty and injustice in rural areas of Southeast Asia (SEA) We Effects team has discussed with partners how to influence policies in favour of the target farmers more effectively. As results, partner organisations have facilitated target FO to obtain total 6 new services provided by government and successfully got approval for 15 policies/ government projects benefiting the target FO and their farmers. Some are highlighted such as the approval for registration of the Siem Reap AC Union (Cambodia), two decisions made by the Yen Bai Provincial People’s Committee on supporting development of AC in the province and supporting to gain Fair Trade certificate for Suoi Giang tea (Vietnam), provision of agricultural extension services to target Coops (Myanmar), and number of loans granted to target farmers in all three countries. It is noticed that most of advocacy efforts limit at local level and specifically to the target FO, while policy and institutional changes at regional and national level are not yet reached.' Exempel från Vi-skogens verksamhet The FOA programme goal of improving the living conditions for farmer households through sustainable use of natural resources within the Lake Victoria Basin were being achieved through six programme components with thirteen outcomes. Vi Agroforestry has put much focus on strengthening the capacity of partner farmer organisations in areas such as leadership and governance, visioning and strategic planning, as well as technical aspects such as human resource, financial management, agroforestry, environment etc. This has resulted in; Increased efficiency in farmer organisations as they deliver services to their members. This has attracted more members to the partner farmer organisations which where therefore reaching more farmers.Increased democracy and transparency within the farmer organisations. The FOA programme has supported refining of rules and regulations that govern the farmer organisations. Partner farmer organisations are encouraged to hold annual general meetings (AGM). It is during the AGM that members receive the audited financial reports of the organisation, elect the officials to manage the organisation, ask questions and receive answers from the management of the organisation. The audited financial reports of the partner farmer organisations have seen remarkable improvement during the reporting period. Strengthened farmers’ organisations’ competencies and skills in resource mobilisation. During the year, partner farmer organisations continued with resource mobilisation from their members, businesses and donors. This has resulted in an average increase of 32% in assets per member of the partner farmer organisation (per capita assets) compared with the target of 20%. Environment Agroforestry and Climate Change Vi Agroforestry and partner farmer organisations continued capacity building farmers on various methods to reverse land degradation, such as adoption agroforestry and sustainable agriculture land management (SALM) practices and to adopt the use of energy saving devices and alternative energy. This has resulted in; Decreased land degradation in the programme area by planting over 4.7 million long-term trees and 1.7 metres short-term trees. To curb soil erosion, 58, 373 households have constructed soil erosion control structures.Farmers have become more resilient to climate change through increased adoption of agroforestry and SALM practices (53%) which has contributed to 41% of households reporting yield increase. 82,421 household have diversified crops increasing their resilience to extreme climatic conditions.The programme area has 19,142 households using wood saving devices, 28,220 households using solar energy devices and 1,201 households using biogas. This has contributed to reduced stress on natural resources through increased production and improved utilisation of sustainable energy. The number of households using biogas has been progressively increase though at a slow rate due to lack of low cost technologies. Avvikelser i planerad verksamhet: Region Latinamerika The technical partner IDESAC in Guatemala was evaluated due to reported irregularities. Based on the results of the evaluation and weak results in general, the decision was taken to terminate the relationship with the organisation and to directly support the grassroots cooperative organisation, MEGCOVAM. The greatest deviation in the regional rural development programme was caused by the implementation of large projects financed by other donors that start and finish within CIVSAM’s financial cycle, which greatly affected programme indicator behaviours and results. For example, the completion of the project ‘Contributing to the Integral Economic Development in Guatemalan Rural Areas’ (DRIGUA), which was financed by the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala and represented nearly 40 per cent of the programme’s budget, greatly impacted 2015 and 2016 results. Region Östra Afrika The only significant deviation for Eastern Africa was as a result of the shrinking civic space. The increased government control of financial institutions in Tanzania impacted on theWe Effect partner, Meru Community Bank, which went into liquidation at the beginning of 2018. Region Södra Afrika The ongoing political and economic challenges in Zimbabwe resulted in the housing organisation ZINAHCO being phased out in 2016 because it was difficult for the partner to operate.We Effect continued to monitor the situation throughout 2017. However, there were ongoing challenges for housing cooperatives in Zimbabwe, including the announcement to ban housing cooperatives. Many We Effect partners in Mozambique are operating in areas affected by the ongoing political and armed conflict. Although partners resumed work in 2017, restrictions still applied. We Effect mitigated the impact on the work of partners by providing conflict analysis training. The minor deviation in the regional housing programme, RAHSA, concerned the partner CCODE.We Effect phased out financial support and as a result, CCODE did not carry about planned activities in 2017. The decision to phase out funding in the partner organisation was made in consultation with the We Effect Malawi office and the Regional Director after an in-depth audit had established financial weaknesses and areas of non-compliance. All funds that CCODE could not account for after the audit were repaid to We Effect by the end of the year. Region Europa There were no significant deviations on a programme level and all planned activities were realized according to the operational plans. A few minor deviations have been identified at partner project level, but not to the extent that they can be considered to have affected the overall implementation of the projects. Region Asien There have been few significant deviations in Asia during the reporting period and the sub-programs in the region – Palestine, South East Asia, Sri Lanka and The Philippines – have been implemented according to plan. Minor deviations concern termination and phase-out of partnerships. In Palestine a decision was made not to proceed with a piloted partnership with the local organisation SEC, as the partner assessment concluded that the organisation had internal democracy issues and lacked commitment to the strategic objectives and values of We Effect. We Effect also decided to phase out another partner, Palestinian Cooperative Education Institute (PCEI) . In Sri Lanka, one of the partners, MONLAR, had for an extended period had operational issues affecting both program implementation and its capacity to submit financial and progress reports on time. This together with other factors such as a shift in the organisation’s strategic direction, led We Effect to re-consider the continuation of the partnership in the next program cycle. During the year, MONLAR was supported in developing an exit strategy to ensure the sustainability of the organisation and the results achieved. Vi-skogen There was an ambition in 2017 to implement the Lake Victoria Farmer Organisations’ Agroforestry (FOA) Programme through a consortia model, one in each of the four countries. However, due to practical problems to ensure program quality and in bringing in new partners, Vi Agroforestry reverted to a bilateral partnership approach. The FOA programme had planned to increase the resources channelled to partners. This target was not met since one partner, KENAFF, responded to audit recommendations in a way that resulted in suspension of funding in 2017. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030469-5403046901 Sweden We Effect frame agreement, Sida/CIVSAM, 2014-2016 and 2017 Introduktion: We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för 2017 på sammanlagt SEK 188 033 400 för en ettårig förlängning av det program som genomförs under ramanslaget 2014-2016. Sida har därför beslutat att bereda insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida bedömer att ansökan är relevant under den nya strategin för stöd genom Svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-strategin) 2016-2022 och beslutar om ett bidrag om 180 000 000 SEK. Ansökande organisation: We Effect är en ideell, partipolitiskt och religiöst obunden organisation vars syfte är att stärka medlemsbaserade och demokratiska organisationers förmåga att göra det möjligt för fattiga kvinnor och män att förbättra sina levnadsvillkor, försvara sina rättigheter och bidra till ett rättvist samhälle. We Effect bildades 1958 och har varit ramorganisation sedan 1978 under namnet Kooperation Utan Gränser. Organisationen är en demokratiskt strukturerad förening och bakom We Effect står ett sextiotal medlemsorganisationer från den svenska konsument- och producentkooperationen. We Effect är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället, med ett öppet och demokratiskt arbetssätt - och med en stark internationell förankring. We Effects vision är en hållbar och rättvis värld fri från fattigdom och organisationen arbetar inom landsbygdsutveckling och bostäder, inkluderat rätten till mark, jämställdhet och finansiella tjänster. Ansökan omfattar 17 program på regional eller landnivå och ett globalt program som totalt består av 160 projekt i 24 länder. Sida beslutade 2014 att förnya We Effects status som ramorganisation. Ansökan: Ansökan bygger på We Effects prioriteringar och följer logiskt på tidigare verksamhet. We Effects ramansökan för 2017 är en fortsättning på det ramprogram som genomförs under pågående ramavtal 2014-2016. Syftet med stödet är att stärka partnerorganisationen som sådan och att detta i sin tur ökar organisationens förmåga att å ena sidan påverka och kräva förändring på makronivå/strukturell nivå och, å andra sidan erbjuda medlemmarna efterfrågade tjänster. Enligt We Effects förändringsteori genomförs den huvudsakliga verksamheten av partnerorganisationerna. Inom programmen för landsbygdsutveckling stödjer We Effect bondeorganisationer i deras arbete med att öka sina medlemmars inkomster och tillgång till mat genom t.ex. jordbruksrådgivning, stärkt position på marknaden och hjälp med förhandlingar om priser. Organisationen förespråkar ett hållbart och klimatanpassat jordbruk och stödjer också lokala spar- och kreditföreningar som gör det möjligt för lantbrukare med små resurser att spara och låna pengar samt få tillgång till försäkringar. Inom bostadsprogrammen arbetar We Effect med lokala bostadskooperativ där medlemmarna tillsammans bygger sina bostäder. Kooperativen bedriver påverkansarbete för tillgång till bostadskrediter och säkrad rätt till mark att bygga på. Jämställdhet är ett prioriterat område för We Effects verksamhet. We Effect strävar efter att integrera jämställdhet i all verksamhet och organisationen stödjer partnerorganisationernas arbete med att stärka kvinnors rättigheter, bland annat genom kvinnligt ledarskap, en mer rättvis arbetsfördelning i jordbruket samt genom att försvara kvinnors rätt till mark. Målgruppen för We Effects utvecklingssamarbete är kvinnor och män som lever i fattigdom och som är medlemmar, eller potentiella medlemmar, i kooperativa organisationer, andra demokratiska föreningar eller informella grupper vilka arbetar för att uppnå gemensamma mål. Förväntade resultat: We Effects ansökan har resultatmatriser på land- och regional nivå, med indikatorer och utgångsvärden. På global nivå finns en resultatmatris men utan aggregerade utgångs- och målvärden. Ansökan har följande mål: 1. Stöd till kapacitetsutveckling: ”Stärkt kapacitet hos aktörer i det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer att arbeta rättighetsbaserat i sina roller som röstbärare och organisatör av tjänster.” Prioriterade målgrupper för kapacitetsutvecklingen är organisationer, nätverk och rörelser som representeras av eller agerar med legitimitet i relation till kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn som lever i fattigdom och/eller är diskriminerade. Flickors och kvinnors rättigheter, deltagande och inflytande ska särskilt uppmärksammas. 2. Stöd till demokratisering och mänskliga rättigheter i utvecklingsländer inom alla sektorer: ”Stärkt demokratisering och ökad respekt för fattiga och diskriminerade människors mänskliga rättigheter.” Stödet ska inriktas på att stärka gruppers och individers möjlighet att själva kunna utkräva sina rättigheter och påverka sina livsvillkor. Fokus ska vara rollerna för CSO i utvecklingsländer som röstbärare och, under vissa förutsättningar, som organisatör av tjänster. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Sida har mångårig överlag positiv erfarenhet av samarbete med We Effect. Insatsen är i stora drag en fortsättning på liknande verksamhet som Sida tidigare har bedömt generera signifikanta och relevanta civilsamhällestärkande och fattigdomsbekämpande resultat. 2009 genomfördes på uppdrag av Sida en jämförande studie av 42 utvärderingar som We Effect genomfört under perioden 2006-2008. Studien lyfte relevanta resultat på både output- och outcome-nivå. I all rapportering (senast i slutrapporten 2010-2012) till Sida finns många exempel på bra och omfattande resultat i linje med CSO-strategin och jämställdhetspolicyn inom We Effects prioriterade områden. Mot bakgrund av erfarenheten av tidigare samarbete och uppnådda resultat bedömer Sida att We Effect kommer att kunna garantera kvalitet och effektivitet i programmet. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sida baserar denna bedömning på bedömningen av ansökan för 2014-2016, samt årliga rapporter, revisioner, möten och reserapporter för uppföljningsbesök under samma period. Bedömningsprocess: Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen i så stor utsträckning som möjligt utgått från den omfattande beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2014-2016. I de fall bedömningen som gjordes av ansökan 2014-2016 fortsatt är relevant har denna behållits och endast en kompletterande kommentar gällande 2017 har lagts till. I vissa fall, så som t.ex. bedömningen av de två senaste revisionsrapporterna, är bedömningen som gjordes i beredningen av den förra ansökan inte längre relevant, varför en ny bedömning gjorts. Insatshanteringssystemet Trac har också förändrats sedan 2013 då beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts i beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan 2017. Särskilt fokus i beredningen har legat på följande frågor: - Möjlighet för We Effects nuvarande organisationsstruktur och ledarskapssammansättning att kontinuerligt utmana sig själv och positionera sig för att inom relevanta områden och länder påverka den framtida internationella utvecklingen. - Genomförandet och effektiviteten av operativa förbättringar kring HRBA, jämställdhet, miljö och klimat, korruption, harmonisering, biståndseffektivitet, kvalitetssäkring och särskilt konflikt och risk. Everyone has the right to sustainable rural development, adequate housing, gender equality, and financial inclusion. 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Sida har därför beslutat att bereda insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida bedömer att ansökan är relevant under den nya strategin för stöd genom Svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-strategin) 2016-2022 och beslutar om ett bidrag om 180 000 000 SEK. Ansökande organisation: We Effect är en ideell, partipolitiskt och religiöst obunden organisation vars syfte är att stärka medlemsbaserade och demokratiska organisationers förmåga att göra det möjligt för fattiga kvinnor och män att förbättra sina levnadsvillkor, försvara sina rättigheter och bidra till ett rättvist samhälle. We Effect bildades 1958 och har varit ramorganisation sedan 1978 under namnet Kooperation Utan Gränser. Organisationen är en demokratiskt strukturerad förening och bakom We Effect står ett sextiotal medlemsorganisationer från den svenska konsument- och producentkooperationen. We Effect är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället, med ett öppet och demokratiskt arbetssätt - och med en stark internationell förankring. We Effects vision är en hållbar och rättvis värld fri från fattigdom och organisationen arbetar inom landsbygdsutveckling och bostäder, inkluderat rätten till mark, jämställdhet och finansiella tjänster. Ansökan omfattar 17 program på regional eller landnivå och ett globalt program som totalt består av 160 projekt i 24 länder. Sida beslutade 2014 att förnya We Effects status som ramorganisation. Ansökan: Ansökan bygger på We Effects prioriteringar och följer logiskt på tidigare verksamhet. We Effects ramansökan för 2017 är en fortsättning på det ramprogram som genomförs under pågående ramavtal 2014-2016. Syftet med stödet är att stärka partnerorganisationen som sådan och att detta i sin tur ökar organisationens förmåga att å ena sidan påverka och kräva förändring på makronivå/strukturell nivå och, å andra sidan erbjuda medlemmarna efterfrågade tjänster. Enligt We Effects förändringsteori genomförs den huvudsakliga verksamheten av partnerorganisationerna. Inom programmen för landsbygdsutveckling stödjer We Effect bondeorganisationer i deras arbete med att öka sina medlemmars inkomster och tillgång till mat genom t.ex. jordbruksrådgivning, stärkt position på marknaden och hjälp med förhandlingar om priser. Organisationen förespråkar ett hållbart och klimatanpassat jordbruk och stödjer också lokala spar- och kreditföreningar som gör det möjligt för lantbrukare med små resurser att spara och låna pengar samt få tillgång till försäkringar. Inom bostadsprogrammen arbetar We Effect med lokala bostadskooperativ där medlemmarna tillsammans bygger sina bostäder. Kooperativen bedriver påverkansarbete för tillgång till bostadskrediter och säkrad rätt till mark att bygga på. Jämställdhet är ett prioriterat område för We Effects verksamhet. We Effect strävar efter att integrera jämställdhet i all verksamhet och organisationen stödjer partnerorganisationernas arbete med att stärka kvinnors rättigheter, bland annat genom kvinnligt ledarskap, en mer rättvis arbetsfördelning i jordbruket samt genom att försvara kvinnors rätt till mark. Målgruppen för We Effects utvecklingssamarbete är kvinnor och män som lever i fattigdom och som är medlemmar, eller potentiella medlemmar, i kooperativa organisationer, andra demokratiska föreningar eller informella grupper vilka arbetar för att uppnå gemensamma mål. Förväntade resultat: We Effects ansökan har resultatmatriser på land- och regional nivå, med indikatorer och utgångsvärden. På global nivå finns en resultatmatris men utan aggregerade utgångs- och målvärden. Ansökan har följande mål: 1. Stöd till kapacitetsutveckling: ”Stärkt kapacitet hos aktörer i det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer att arbeta rättighetsbaserat i sina roller som röstbärare och organisatör av tjänster.” Prioriterade målgrupper för kapacitetsutvecklingen är organisationer, nätverk och rörelser som representeras av eller agerar med legitimitet i relation till kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn som lever i fattigdom och/eller är diskriminerade. Flickors och kvinnors rättigheter, deltagande och inflytande ska särskilt uppmärksammas. 2. Stöd till demokratisering och mänskliga rättigheter i utvecklingsländer inom alla sektorer: ”Stärkt demokratisering och ökad respekt för fattiga och diskriminerade människors mänskliga rättigheter.” Stödet ska inriktas på att stärka gruppers och individers möjlighet att själva kunna utkräva sina rättigheter och påverka sina livsvillkor. Fokus ska vara rollerna för CSO i utvecklingsländer som röstbärare och, under vissa förutsättningar, som organisatör av tjänster. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Sida har mångårig överlag positiv erfarenhet av samarbete med We Effect. Insatsen är i stora drag en fortsättning på liknande verksamhet som Sida tidigare har bedömt generera signifikanta och relevanta civilsamhällestärkande och fattigdomsbekämpande resultat. 2009 genomfördes på uppdrag av Sida en jämförande studie av 42 utvärderingar som We Effect genomfört under perioden 2006-2008. Studien lyfte relevanta resultat på både output- och outcome-nivå. I all rapportering (senast i slutrapporten 2010-2012) till Sida finns många exempel på bra och omfattande resultat i linje med CSO-strategin och jämställdhetspolicyn inom We Effects prioriterade områden. Mot bakgrund av erfarenheten av tidigare samarbete och uppnådda resultat bedömer Sida att We Effect kommer att kunna garantera kvalitet och effektivitet i programmet. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sida baserar denna bedömning på bedömningen av ansökan för 2014-2016, samt årliga rapporter, revisioner, möten och reserapporter för uppföljningsbesök under samma period. Bedömningsprocess: Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen i så stor utsträckning som möjligt utgått från den omfattande beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2014-2016. I de fall bedömningen som gjordes av ansökan 2014-2016 fortsatt är relevant har denna behållits och endast en kompletterande kommentar gällande 2017 har lagts till. I vissa fall, så som t.ex. bedömningen av de två senaste revisionsrapporterna, är bedömningen som gjordes i beredningen av den förra ansökan inte längre relevant, varför en ny bedömning gjorts. Insatshanteringssystemet Trac har också förändrats sedan 2013 då beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts i beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan 2017. Särskilt fokus i beredningen har legat på följande frågor: - Möjlighet för We Effects nuvarande organisationsstruktur och ledarskapssammansättning att kontinuerligt utmana sig själv och positionera sig för att inom relevanta områden och länder påverka den framtida internationella utvecklingen. - Genomförandet och effektiviteten av operativa förbättringar kring HRBA, jämställdhet, miljö och klimat, korruption, harmonisering, biståndseffektivitet, kvalitetssäkring och särskilt konflikt och risk. Everyone has the right to sustainable rural development, adequate housing, gender equality, and financial inclusion. 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Sida har därför beslutat att bereda insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida bedömer att ansökan är relevant under den nya strategin för stöd genom Svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-strategin) 2016-2022 och beslutar om ett bidrag om 180 000 000 SEK. Ansökande organisation: We Effect är en ideell, partipolitiskt och religiöst obunden organisation vars syfte är att stärka medlemsbaserade och demokratiska organisationers förmåga att göra det möjligt för fattiga kvinnor och män att förbättra sina levnadsvillkor, försvara sina rättigheter och bidra till ett rättvist samhälle. We Effect bildades 1958 och har varit ramorganisation sedan 1978 under namnet Kooperation Utan Gränser. Organisationen är en demokratiskt strukturerad förening och bakom We Effect står ett sextiotal medlemsorganisationer från den svenska konsument- och producentkooperationen. We Effect är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället, med ett öppet och demokratiskt arbetssätt - och med en stark internationell förankring. We Effects vision är en hållbar och rättvis värld fri från fattigdom och organisationen arbetar inom landsbygdsutveckling och bostäder, inkluderat rätten till mark, jämställdhet och finansiella tjänster. Ansökan omfattar 17 program på regional eller landnivå och ett globalt program som totalt består av 160 projekt i 24 länder. Sida beslutade 2014 att förnya We Effects status som ramorganisation. Ansökan: Ansökan bygger på We Effects prioriteringar och följer logiskt på tidigare verksamhet. We Effects ramansökan för 2017 är en fortsättning på det ramprogram som genomförs under pågående ramavtal 2014-2016. Syftet med stödet är att stärka partnerorganisationen som sådan och att detta i sin tur ökar organisationens förmåga att å ena sidan påverka och kräva förändring på makronivå/strukturell nivå och, å andra sidan erbjuda medlemmarna efterfrågade tjänster. Enligt We Effects förändringsteori genomförs den huvudsakliga verksamheten av partnerorganisationerna. Inom programmen för landsbygdsutveckling stödjer We Effect bondeorganisationer i deras arbete med att öka sina medlemmars inkomster och tillgång till mat genom t.ex. jordbruksrådgivning, stärkt position på marknaden och hjälp med förhandlingar om priser. Organisationen förespråkar ett hållbart och klimatanpassat jordbruk och stödjer också lokala spar- och kreditföreningar som gör det möjligt för lantbrukare med små resurser att spara och låna pengar samt få tillgång till försäkringar. Inom bostadsprogrammen arbetar We Effect med lokala bostadskooperativ där medlemmarna tillsammans bygger sina bostäder. Kooperativen bedriver påverkansarbete för tillgång till bostadskrediter och säkrad rätt till mark att bygga på. Jämställdhet är ett prioriterat område för We Effects verksamhet. We Effect strävar efter att integrera jämställdhet i all verksamhet och organisationen stödjer partnerorganisationernas arbete med att stärka kvinnors rättigheter, bland annat genom kvinnligt ledarskap, en mer rättvis arbetsfördelning i jordbruket samt genom att försvara kvinnors rätt till mark. Målgruppen för We Effects utvecklingssamarbete är kvinnor och män som lever i fattigdom och som är medlemmar, eller potentiella medlemmar, i kooperativa organisationer, andra demokratiska föreningar eller informella grupper vilka arbetar för att uppnå gemensamma mål. Förväntade resultat: We Effects ansökan har resultatmatriser på land- och regional nivå, med indikatorer och utgångsvärden. På global nivå finns en resultatmatris men utan aggregerade utgångs- och målvärden. Ansökan har följande mål: 1. Stöd till kapacitetsutveckling: ”Stärkt kapacitet hos aktörer i det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer att arbeta rättighetsbaserat i sina roller som röstbärare och organisatör av tjänster.” Prioriterade målgrupper för kapacitetsutvecklingen är organisationer, nätverk och rörelser som representeras av eller agerar med legitimitet i relation till kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn som lever i fattigdom och/eller är diskriminerade. Flickors och kvinnors rättigheter, deltagande och inflytande ska särskilt uppmärksammas. 2. Stöd till demokratisering och mänskliga rättigheter i utvecklingsländer inom alla sektorer: ”Stärkt demokratisering och ökad respekt för fattiga och diskriminerade människors mänskliga rättigheter.” Stödet ska inriktas på att stärka gruppers och individers möjlighet att själva kunna utkräva sina rättigheter och påverka sina livsvillkor. Fokus ska vara rollerna för CSO i utvecklingsländer som röstbärare och, under vissa förutsättningar, som organisatör av tjänster. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Sida har mångårig överlag positiv erfarenhet av samarbete med We Effect. Insatsen är i stora drag en fortsättning på liknande verksamhet som Sida tidigare har bedömt generera signifikanta och relevanta civilsamhällestärkande och fattigdomsbekämpande resultat. 2009 genomfördes på uppdrag av Sida en jämförande studie av 42 utvärderingar som We Effect genomfört under perioden 2006-2008. Studien lyfte relevanta resultat på både output- och outcome-nivå. I all rapportering (senast i slutrapporten 2010-2012) till Sida finns många exempel på bra och omfattande resultat i linje med CSO-strategin och jämställdhetspolicyn inom We Effects prioriterade områden. Mot bakgrund av erfarenheten av tidigare samarbete och uppnådda resultat bedömer Sida att We Effect kommer att kunna garantera kvalitet och effektivitet i programmet. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sida baserar denna bedömning på bedömningen av ansökan för 2014-2016, samt årliga rapporter, revisioner, möten och reserapporter för uppföljningsbesök under samma period. Bedömningsprocess: Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen i så stor utsträckning som möjligt utgått från den omfattande beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2014-2016. I de fall bedömningen som gjordes av ansökan 2014-2016 fortsatt är relevant har denna behållits och endast en kompletterande kommentar gällande 2017 har lagts till. I vissa fall, så som t.ex. bedömningen av de två senaste revisionsrapporterna, är bedömningen som gjordes i beredningen av den förra ansökan inte längre relevant, varför en ny bedömning gjorts. Insatshanteringssystemet Trac har också förändrats sedan 2013 då beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts i beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan 2017. Särskilt fokus i beredningen har legat på följande frågor: - Möjlighet för We Effects nuvarande organisationsstruktur och ledarskapssammansättning att kontinuerligt utmana sig själv och positionera sig för att inom relevanta områden och länder påverka den framtida internationella utvecklingen. - Genomförandet och effektiviteten av operativa förbättringar kring HRBA, jämställdhet, miljö och klimat, korruption, harmonisering, biståndseffektivitet, kvalitetssäkring och särskilt konflikt och risk. Everyone has the right to sustainable rural development, adequate housing, gender equality, and financial inclusion. 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fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030469-5403046904 Sweden We Effect frame agreement, Sida/CIVSAM, 2014-2016 and 2017 Introduktion: We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för 2017 på sammanlagt SEK 188 033 400 för en ettårig förlängning av det program som genomförs under ramanslaget 2014-2016. Sida har därför beslutat att bereda insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida bedömer att ansökan är relevant under den nya strategin för stöd genom Svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-strategin) 2016-2022 och beslutar om ett bidrag om 180 000 000 SEK. Ansökande organisation: We Effect är en ideell, partipolitiskt och religiöst obunden organisation vars syfte är att stärka medlemsbaserade och demokratiska organisationers förmåga att göra det möjligt för fattiga kvinnor och män att förbättra sina levnadsvillkor, försvara sina rättigheter och bidra till ett rättvist samhälle. We Effect bildades 1958 och har varit ramorganisation sedan 1978 under namnet Kooperation Utan Gränser. Organisationen är en demokratiskt strukturerad förening och bakom We Effect står ett sextiotal medlemsorganisationer från den svenska konsument- och producentkooperationen. We Effect är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället, med ett öppet och demokratiskt arbetssätt - och med en stark internationell förankring. We Effects vision är en hållbar och rättvis värld fri från fattigdom och organisationen arbetar inom landsbygdsutveckling och bostäder, inkluderat rätten till mark, jämställdhet och finansiella tjänster. Ansökan omfattar 17 program på regional eller landnivå och ett globalt program som totalt består av 160 projekt i 24 länder. Sida beslutade 2014 att förnya We Effects status som ramorganisation. Ansökan: Ansökan bygger på We Effects prioriteringar och följer logiskt på tidigare verksamhet. We Effects ramansökan för 2017 är en fortsättning på det ramprogram som genomförs under pågående ramavtal 2014-2016. Syftet med stödet är att stärka partnerorganisationen som sådan och att detta i sin tur ökar organisationens förmåga att å ena sidan påverka och kräva förändring på makronivå/strukturell nivå och, å andra sidan erbjuda medlemmarna efterfrågade tjänster. Enligt We Effects förändringsteori genomförs den huvudsakliga verksamheten av partnerorganisationerna. Inom programmen för landsbygdsutveckling stödjer We Effect bondeorganisationer i deras arbete med att öka sina medlemmars inkomster och tillgång till mat genom t.ex. jordbruksrådgivning, stärkt position på marknaden och hjälp med förhandlingar om priser. Organisationen förespråkar ett hållbart och klimatanpassat jordbruk och stödjer också lokala spar- och kreditföreningar som gör det möjligt för lantbrukare med små resurser att spara och låna pengar samt få tillgång till försäkringar. Inom bostadsprogrammen arbetar We Effect med lokala bostadskooperativ där medlemmarna tillsammans bygger sina bostäder. Kooperativen bedriver påverkansarbete för tillgång till bostadskrediter och säkrad rätt till mark att bygga på. Jämställdhet är ett prioriterat område för We Effects verksamhet. We Effect strävar efter att integrera jämställdhet i all verksamhet och organisationen stödjer partnerorganisationernas arbete med att stärka kvinnors rättigheter, bland annat genom kvinnligt ledarskap, en mer rättvis arbetsfördelning i jordbruket samt genom att försvara kvinnors rätt till mark. Målgruppen för We Effects utvecklingssamarbete är kvinnor och män som lever i fattigdom och som är medlemmar, eller potentiella medlemmar, i kooperativa organisationer, andra demokratiska föreningar eller informella grupper vilka arbetar för att uppnå gemensamma mål. Förväntade resultat: We Effects ansökan har resultatmatriser på land- och regional nivå, med indikatorer och utgångsvärden. På global nivå finns en resultatmatris men utan aggregerade utgångs- och målvärden. Ansökan har följande mål: 1. Stöd till kapacitetsutveckling: ”Stärkt kapacitet hos aktörer i det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer att arbeta rättighetsbaserat i sina roller som röstbärare och organisatör av tjänster.” Prioriterade målgrupper för kapacitetsutvecklingen är organisationer, nätverk och rörelser som representeras av eller agerar med legitimitet i relation till kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn som lever i fattigdom och/eller är diskriminerade. Flickors och kvinnors rättigheter, deltagande och inflytande ska särskilt uppmärksammas. 2. Stöd till demokratisering och mänskliga rättigheter i utvecklingsländer inom alla sektorer: ”Stärkt demokratisering och ökad respekt för fattiga och diskriminerade människors mänskliga rättigheter.” Stödet ska inriktas på att stärka gruppers och individers möjlighet att själva kunna utkräva sina rättigheter och påverka sina livsvillkor. Fokus ska vara rollerna för CSO i utvecklingsländer som röstbärare och, under vissa förutsättningar, som organisatör av tjänster. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Sida har mångårig överlag positiv erfarenhet av samarbete med We Effect. Insatsen är i stora drag en fortsättning på liknande verksamhet som Sida tidigare har bedömt generera signifikanta och relevanta civilsamhällestärkande och fattigdomsbekämpande resultat. 2009 genomfördes på uppdrag av Sida en jämförande studie av 42 utvärderingar som We Effect genomfört under perioden 2006-2008. Studien lyfte relevanta resultat på både output- och outcome-nivå. I all rapportering (senast i slutrapporten 2010-2012) till Sida finns många exempel på bra och omfattande resultat i linje med CSO-strategin och jämställdhetspolicyn inom We Effects prioriterade områden. Mot bakgrund av erfarenheten av tidigare samarbete och uppnådda resultat bedömer Sida att We Effect kommer att kunna garantera kvalitet och effektivitet i programmet. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sida baserar denna bedömning på bedömningen av ansökan för 2014-2016, samt årliga rapporter, revisioner, möten och reserapporter för uppföljningsbesök under samma period. Bedömningsprocess: Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen i så stor utsträckning som möjligt utgått från den omfattande beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2014-2016. I de fall bedömningen som gjordes av ansökan 2014-2016 fortsatt är relevant har denna behållits och endast en kompletterande kommentar gällande 2017 har lagts till. I vissa fall, så som t.ex. bedömningen av de två senaste revisionsrapporterna, är bedömningen som gjordes i beredningen av den förra ansökan inte längre relevant, varför en ny bedömning gjorts. Insatshanteringssystemet Trac har också förändrats sedan 2013 då beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts i beredningen av ansökan 2014-2016 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan 2017. Särskilt fokus i beredningen har legat på följande frågor: - Möjlighet för We Effects nuvarande organisationsstruktur och ledarskapssammansättning att kontinuerligt utmana sig själv och positionera sig för att inom relevanta områden och länder påverka den framtida internationella utvecklingen. - Genomförandet och effektiviteten av operativa förbättringar kring HRBA, jämställdhet, miljö och klimat, korruption, harmonisering, biståndseffektivitet, kvalitetssäkring och särskilt konflikt och risk. Everyone has the right to sustainable rural development, adequate housing, gender equality, and financial inclusion. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 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svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030564 Sweden International Civil Society Centre och INGO Accoutability Charter will implement the project Global Standard for CSO Accountability together with partner organisations in nine regions. The project's aim is to implement the Istanbul-principles and to work more effective within the civil society. Insatsen syftar till att stärka effektiviteten hos organisationer inom det civila samhället, genom att ta fram en "global standard for CSO accountability", ung. "riktlinjer för ansvarighet för organisationer i det civila samhället". Det globala civilsamhället enades 2011 om de så kallade Istanbul principerna för biståndseffektivitet, vilka utgör en bakgrund till insatsen. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till att implementera delar av principerna genom att utveckla gemensamma, globala metoder och verktyg för ansvarighet (accountability). Insatsens övergripande syfte är att stärka effektiviteten hos det civila samhällets organisationer, genom att utveckla global praxis och riktlinjer för ansvarighet. Projektets mål: 1) Förbättra CSOs ansvarighetskoder och hur dessa tillämpas 2) Minska transaktionskostnader 3) Bidra till en mer gynnsam miljö för det civila samhällets organisationer Insatsen kommer att genomföras av the International Civil Society Centre (ICSC) vilka i sin tur samarbetar med nio olika projekt partners, vilka är större CSOs med tematisk erfarenhet och expertis, från sex olika kontinenter. Insatsen kommer att genomföras i tre faser: Den inledande fasen fokuserar på att samla existerande riktlinjer, definiera överlappningar och definitioner. Den andra fasen fokuserar på att gemensamt ta fram riktlinjer som är relevanta för alla deltagande partner. Den avslutande fasen utgör implementering av riktlinjerna hos de de deltagande organisationerna. Samordning och dialog med externa aktörer och andra pågående processer inom det civila samhället är viktigt för att uppnå hållbara resultat. Kontakter och samarbeten är etablerade och the ICSC bedöms ha goda kontakter och erfarenheter för att använda dessa nätverk under insatsens genomförande. Global Standard for CSO Accountability (2015-2018): "The intervention's ultimate aim is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness, by developing globally aligned, strong accountability practise". Dynamic Accountability for a Resilient Civil Society (2018-2019): "The aim of this extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness and their resilience in repressive environments by building on the assets and the collective momentum created in the first phase of the Global Standard for CSO Accountability project as well as that of the Securing Civic Rights project. This approach will contribute to a more enabling environment for CSOs". Resilient Civil Society in Times of Scrunity (2019-2020): "The objective of the 2019-2020 extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisation's accountability, resilience and solidarity in times of scrunity. We ultimately aspire to strengthen the capacity of, and enable environments for CSOs to build a vibrant and pluralistic civil society worldwide". Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Exempel på uppnådda resultat 2015-2020: - "By March 2018, most of the Project Partners had adjusted their existing accountability frameworks in line with the Global Standard, developed new tools, or had concrete plans to do so by the end of 2018. Furthermore, many of them have used the Global Standard to improve their internal policies and guidelines, incorporating its content into their organisational identities". - "Accountable Now (formerly the INGO Accountability Charter) went the furthest and fastest of all by in 2017 facilitating its members adoption of all 12 Global Standard Commitments with their exact wording, completely replacing its ten previous accountability statements. It also adjusted its reporting framework and guidance questions to reflect the 12 new Commitments". - "The Global Standard prominently places one specific Commitment on environmental sustainability and one on gender equality in its first Cluster. Several Project Partners have reported important improvements to their codes, policies and practices in these two areas as a result. As the most obvious gaps many identified in their tools and frameworks, in several cases these were the first two benchmarks which Project Partners set with their members". - "Through this project, we enabled three national campaigns that addressed the threats to civic freedoms. Campaigns were undertaken in Congo Brazzaville, Pakistan and Kenya. The campaign in Congo was by far the most successful and coherently planned despite significant obstacles they had to overcome. In 2017, a member of the Civic Charter community had initiated the Civic Charter Coalition for the Congo and used this coalition to build a strong base for advocacy with the government. Through this campaign, the coalition built significant support in several local communities. Through the campaigning at local level the coalition raised their profile and has now been invited by the government to engage in a dialogue on civil society rights with them. The campaign in Congo raised numbers of Civic Charter signatories, both organisational and individual". - "Civic Charter Community members have consistently engaged in solidarity action throughout the project period. Several actions were directed at the developments in Hong Kong throughout April and May; other actions were directed at Singapore, Thailand as well as a joint push at the Press Freedom Day globally. In addition, participants of the Civic Charter Community Workshop from Uganda and Macedonia initiated during that workshop a bilateral cooperation between them to bring LGBT activists from Uganda to Macedonia for campaigning and messaging capacity building with Macedonia human rights and LGBT activists". No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030564-5403056401 Sweden International Civil Society Centre och INGO Accoutability Charter will implement the project Global Standard for CSO Accountability together with partner organisations in nine regions. The project's aim is to implement the Istanbul-principles and to work more effective within the civil society. Insatsen syftar till att stärka effektiviteten hos organisationer inom det civila samhället, genom att ta fram en "global standard for CSO accountability", ung. "riktlinjer för ansvarighet för organisationer i det civila samhället". Det globala civilsamhället enades 2011 om de så kallade Istanbul principerna för biståndseffektivitet, vilka utgör en bakgrund till insatsen. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till att implementera delar av principerna genom att utveckla gemensamma, globala metoder och verktyg för ansvarighet (accountability). Insatsens övergripande syfte är att stärka effektiviteten hos det civila samhällets organisationer, genom att utveckla global praxis och riktlinjer för ansvarighet. Projektets mål: 1) Förbättra CSOs ansvarighetskoder och hur dessa tillämpas 2) Minska transaktionskostnader 3) Bidra till en mer gynnsam miljö för det civila samhällets organisationer Insatsen kommer att genomföras av the International Civil Society Centre (ICSC) vilka i sin tur samarbetar med nio olika projekt partners, vilka är större CSOs med tematisk erfarenhet och expertis, från sex olika kontinenter. Insatsen kommer att genomföras i tre faser: Den inledande fasen fokuserar på att samla existerande riktlinjer, definiera överlappningar och definitioner. Den andra fasen fokuserar på att gemensamt ta fram riktlinjer som är relevanta för alla deltagande partner. Den avslutande fasen utgör implementering av riktlinjerna hos de de deltagande organisationerna. Samordning och dialog med externa aktörer och andra pågående processer inom det civila samhället är viktigt för att uppnå hållbara resultat. Kontakter och samarbeten är etablerade och the ICSC bedöms ha goda kontakter och erfarenheter för att använda dessa nätverk under insatsens genomförande. Global Standard for CSO Accountability (2015-2018): "The intervention's ultimate aim is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness, by developing globally aligned, strong accountability practise". Dynamic Accountability for a Resilient Civil Society (2018-2019): "The aim of this extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness and their resilience in repressive environments by building on the assets and the collective momentum created in the first phase of the Global Standard for CSO Accountability project as well as that of the Securing Civic Rights project. This approach will contribute to a more enabling environment for CSOs". Resilient Civil Society in Times of Scrunity (2019-2020): "The objective of the 2019-2020 extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisation's accountability, resilience and solidarity in times of scrunity. We ultimately aspire to strengthen the capacity of, and enable environments for CSOs to build a vibrant and pluralistic civil society worldwide". Sweden International Civil Society Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Civil Society Centre 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 10.1 - Till 2030 successivt uppnå och upprätthålla en inkomsttillväxt högre än det nationella genomsnittet för de 40 procent av befolkningen som har lägst inkomst. 10.1 - By 2030, progressively achieve and sustain income growth of the bottom 40 per cent of the population at a rate higher than the national average. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5937165 6210581 0 6537254 6210581 5937165 -6537254 12147746 International Civil Society Centre 5937165 International Civil Society Centre 0 International Civil Society Centre 6210581 International Civil Society Centre SE-0-SE-6-54030564-5403056402 Sweden International Civil Society Centre och INGO Accoutability Charter will implement the project Global Standard for CSO Accountability together with partner organisations in nine regions. The project's aim is to implement the Istanbul-principles and to work more effective within the civil society. Insatsen syftar till att stärka effektiviteten hos organisationer inom det civila samhället, genom att ta fram en "global standard for CSO accountability", ung. "riktlinjer för ansvarighet för organisationer i det civila samhället". Det globala civilsamhället enades 2011 om de så kallade Istanbul principerna för biståndseffektivitet, vilka utgör en bakgrund till insatsen. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till att implementera delar av principerna genom att utveckla gemensamma, globala metoder och verktyg för ansvarighet (accountability). Insatsens övergripande syfte är att stärka effektiviteten hos det civila samhällets organisationer, genom att utveckla global praxis och riktlinjer för ansvarighet. Projektets mål: 1) Förbättra CSOs ansvarighetskoder och hur dessa tillämpas 2) Minska transaktionskostnader 3) Bidra till en mer gynnsam miljö för det civila samhällets organisationer Insatsen kommer att genomföras av the International Civil Society Centre (ICSC) vilka i sin tur samarbetar med nio olika projekt partners, vilka är större CSOs med tematisk erfarenhet och expertis, från sex olika kontinenter. Insatsen kommer att genomföras i tre faser: Den inledande fasen fokuserar på att samla existerande riktlinjer, definiera överlappningar och definitioner. Den andra fasen fokuserar på att gemensamt ta fram riktlinjer som är relevanta för alla deltagande partner. Den avslutande fasen utgör implementering av riktlinjerna hos de de deltagande organisationerna. Samordning och dialog med externa aktörer och andra pågående processer inom det civila samhället är viktigt för att uppnå hållbara resultat. Kontakter och samarbeten är etablerade och the ICSC bedöms ha goda kontakter och erfarenheter för att använda dessa nätverk under insatsens genomförande. Global Standard for CSO Accountability (2015-2018): "The intervention's ultimate aim is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness, by developing globally aligned, strong accountability practise". Dynamic Accountability for a Resilient Civil Society (2018-2019): "The aim of this extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness and their resilience in repressive environments by building on the assets and the collective momentum created in the first phase of the Global Standard for CSO Accountability project as well as that of the Securing Civic Rights project. This approach will contribute to a more enabling environment for CSOs". Resilient Civil Society in Times of Scrunity (2019-2020): "The objective of the 2019-2020 extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisation's accountability, resilience and solidarity in times of scrunity. We ultimately aspire to strengthen the capacity of, and enable environments for CSOs to build a vibrant and pluralistic civil society worldwide". Sweden International Civil Society Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Civil Society Centre 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 10.1 - By 2030, progressively achieve and sustain income growth of the bottom 40 per cent of the population at a rate higher than the national average. 10.1 - Till 2030 successivt uppnå och upprätthålla en inkomsttillväxt högre än det nationella genomsnittet för de 40 procent av befolkningen som har lägst inkomst. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6537254 6537254 6537254 International Civil Society Centre 6537205 International Civil Society Centre Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030564-5403056403 Sweden International Civil Society Centre och INGO Accoutability Charter will implement the project Global Standard for CSO Accountability together with partner organisations in nine regions. The project's aim is to implement the Istanbul-principles and to work more effective within the civil society. Insatsen syftar till att stärka effektiviteten hos organisationer inom det civila samhället, genom att ta fram en "global standard for CSO accountability", ung. "riktlinjer för ansvarighet för organisationer i det civila samhället". Det globala civilsamhället enades 2011 om de så kallade Istanbul principerna för biståndseffektivitet, vilka utgör en bakgrund till insatsen. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till att implementera delar av principerna genom att utveckla gemensamma, globala metoder och verktyg för ansvarighet (accountability). Insatsens övergripande syfte är att stärka effektiviteten hos det civila samhällets organisationer, genom att utveckla global praxis och riktlinjer för ansvarighet. Projektets mål: 1) Förbättra CSOs ansvarighetskoder och hur dessa tillämpas 2) Minska transaktionskostnader 3) Bidra till en mer gynnsam miljö för det civila samhällets organisationer Insatsen kommer att genomföras av the International Civil Society Centre (ICSC) vilka i sin tur samarbetar med nio olika projekt partners, vilka är större CSOs med tematisk erfarenhet och expertis, från sex olika kontinenter. Insatsen kommer att genomföras i tre faser: Den inledande fasen fokuserar på att samla existerande riktlinjer, definiera överlappningar och definitioner. Den andra fasen fokuserar på att gemensamt ta fram riktlinjer som är relevanta för alla deltagande partner. Den avslutande fasen utgör implementering av riktlinjerna hos de de deltagande organisationerna. Samordning och dialog med externa aktörer och andra pågående processer inom det civila samhället är viktigt för att uppnå hållbara resultat. Kontakter och samarbeten är etablerade och the ICSC bedöms ha goda kontakter och erfarenheter för att använda dessa nätverk under insatsens genomförande. Global Standard for CSO Accountability (2015-2018): "The intervention's ultimate aim is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness, by developing globally aligned, strong accountability practise". Dynamic Accountability for a Resilient Civil Society (2018-2019): "The aim of this extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness and their resilience in repressive environments by building on the assets and the collective momentum created in the first phase of the Global Standard for CSO Accountability project as well as that of the Securing Civic Rights project. This approach will contribute to a more enabling environment for CSOs". Resilient Civil Society in Times of Scrunity (2019-2020): "The objective of the 2019-2020 extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisation's accountability, resilience and solidarity in times of scrunity. We ultimately aspire to strengthen the capacity of, and enable environments for CSOs to build a vibrant and pluralistic civil society worldwide". Sweden International Civil Society Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Civil Society Centre 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 10.1 - Till 2030 successivt uppnå och upprätthålla en inkomsttillväxt högre än det nationella genomsnittet för de 40 procent av befolkningen som har lägst inkomst. 10.1 - By 2030, progressively achieve and sustain income growth of the bottom 40 per cent of the population at a rate higher than the national average. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6600000 6600000 6600000 International Civil Society Centre 6600000 International Civil Society Centre Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030564-5403056404 Sweden International Civil Society Centre och INGO Accoutability Charter will implement the project Global Standard for CSO Accountability together with partner organisations in nine regions. The project's aim is to implement the Istanbul-principles and to work more effective within the civil society. Insatsen syftar till att stärka effektiviteten hos organisationer inom det civila samhället, genom att ta fram en "global standard for CSO accountability", ung. "riktlinjer för ansvarighet för organisationer i det civila samhället". Det globala civilsamhället enades 2011 om de så kallade Istanbul principerna för biståndseffektivitet, vilka utgör en bakgrund till insatsen. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till att implementera delar av principerna genom att utveckla gemensamma, globala metoder och verktyg för ansvarighet (accountability). Insatsens övergripande syfte är att stärka effektiviteten hos det civila samhällets organisationer, genom att utveckla global praxis och riktlinjer för ansvarighet. Projektets mål: 1) Förbättra CSOs ansvarighetskoder och hur dessa tillämpas 2) Minska transaktionskostnader 3) Bidra till en mer gynnsam miljö för det civila samhällets organisationer Insatsen kommer att genomföras av the International Civil Society Centre (ICSC) vilka i sin tur samarbetar med nio olika projekt partners, vilka är större CSOs med tematisk erfarenhet och expertis, från sex olika kontinenter. Insatsen kommer att genomföras i tre faser: Den inledande fasen fokuserar på att samla existerande riktlinjer, definiera överlappningar och definitioner. Den andra fasen fokuserar på att gemensamt ta fram riktlinjer som är relevanta för alla deltagande partner. Den avslutande fasen utgör implementering av riktlinjerna hos de de deltagande organisationerna. Samordning och dialog med externa aktörer och andra pågående processer inom det civila samhället är viktigt för att uppnå hållbara resultat. Kontakter och samarbeten är etablerade och the ICSC bedöms ha goda kontakter och erfarenheter för att använda dessa nätverk under insatsens genomförande. Global Standard for CSO Accountability (2015-2018): "The intervention's ultimate aim is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness, by developing globally aligned, strong accountability practise". Dynamic Accountability for a Resilient Civil Society (2018-2019): "The aim of this extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisations' effectiveness and their resilience in repressive environments by building on the assets and the collective momentum created in the first phase of the Global Standard for CSO Accountability project as well as that of the Securing Civic Rights project. This approach will contribute to a more enabling environment for CSOs". Resilient Civil Society in Times of Scrunity (2019-2020): "The objective of the 2019-2020 extension phase is to strengthen civil society organisation's accountability, resilience and solidarity in times of scrunity. We ultimately aspire to strengthen the capacity of, and enable environments for CSOs to build a vibrant and pluralistic civil society worldwide". Sweden International Civil Society Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Civil Society Centre 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 10.1 - By 2030, progressively achieve and sustain income growth of the bottom 40 per cent of the population at a rate higher than the national average. 10.1 - Till 2030 successivt uppnå och upprätthålla en inkomsttillväxt högre än det nationella genomsnittet för de 40 procent av befolkningen som har lägst inkomst. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6266018 -74841 6266018 6266018 International Civil Society Centre 6266018 International Civil Society Centre -74840.53 International Civil Society Centre Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54050004 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to two years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max två år. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-54050004-5405000401 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to two years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max två år. 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A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to two years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max två år. 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A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to two years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max två år. 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A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to two years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max två år. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Internal decision Letter of Co Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 58181 0 58181 Internal decision Letter of Co SE-0-SE-6-54050082 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP) in UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Programme organizer is InDevelop Sweden AB in collaboration with the organization Kvinna till Kvinna. Internationellt Utbildningsprogram (ITP) i FN:s Säkerhetsrådsresolution 1325. Programarrangör är InDevelop Sweden AB i samarbete med Kvinna till Kvinna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security SE-0-SE-6-54050082-5405008201 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP) in UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Programme organizer is InDevelop Sweden AB in collaboration with the organization Kvinna till Kvinna. Internationellt Utbildningsprogram (ITP) i FN:s Säkerhetsrådsresolution 1325. Programarrangör är InDevelop Sweden AB i samarbete med Kvinna till Kvinna. 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Internationellt Utbildningsprogram (ITP) i FN:s Säkerhetsrådsresolution 1325. Programarrangör är InDevelop Sweden AB i samarbete med Kvinna till Kvinna. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 229104 6597849 1052925 28651 229104 1052925 28651 6597849 7908529 Other 229104.25 Other 1690843 Other 0 Other 1950320 Other 354428 Other 1151968 Other 1450289.5 Other 528259.23 Other 257408.75 Other 267256.75 Other 28650.5 Other SE-0-SE-6-54050082-5405008203 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP) in UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Programme organizer is InDevelop Sweden AB in collaboration with the organization Kvinna till Kvinna. Internationellt Utbildningsprogram (ITP) i FN:s Säkerhetsrådsresolution 1325. Programarrangör är InDevelop Sweden AB i samarbete med Kvinna till Kvinna. 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Programarrangör är InDevelop Sweden AB i samarbete med Kvinna till Kvinna. 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En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural water resources Water resources conservation (including data collection) Agriculture Water Supply & Sanitation Slututvärderingen av programmet visar på att 90 procent av slutanvändarna har fått ökad tillgång till vatten inom jordbruket och 95 procent har uppnått en mer effektiv användning av vatten som en direkt följd av innovationerna inom SWFF. Innovationerna har vidare sparat 19 miljarder liter vatten jämfört med traditionella metoder, vilket är nästan fyra gånger så mycket som programmålet om sex miljarder liter. Enligt slutrapporten har 6,8 miljoner ton mat producerats med hjälp av innovationerna, vilket överstiger programmålet om två miljoner ton producerade livsmedel. Mer än åtta miljoner hektar betes- och odlingsmark nyttjas mer hållbart delvis till följd av SWFF-innovationer, vilket kan jämföras med programmålet på 1,9 miljoner hektar förbättrad mark. Bland slutanvändarna rapporterar 68 procent att deras grödor har uppnått ökad resiliens mot klimatförändringar. Ett exempel på en innovation som fått stöd är insamling och förvaring av vatten i Indien, där fördelar syns på flera nivåer. Slutanvändarna har ökad tillgång till vatten, särskilt under torra säsonger, för sitt jordbruk, boskapsskötsel och för hushållssysslor såsom tvätt, städning, hygien och dricksvatten. Den ökade tillgången på vatten möjliggör produktivitetsökning i jordbruket, ökad livsmedelssäkerhet, samt förbättrad ekonomi för jordbrukarna. En fjärdedel av jordbrukarna uppgav att de med tillgång till detta system för vattenförvaring nu kan förlita sig på tillgången till vatten och därmed förlita sig på jordbruket som inkomstkälla. 94 procent av jordbrukarna uppgav att de nu kunde diversifiera och öka antalet grödor. En dryg tredjedel av jordbrukarna i det här exemplet uppgav att de observerat en ökad resiliens hos grödorna. Slutrapporten visar att programmet även bidragit till följande: - 40 innovationer från 28 länder har fått stöd av fonden, sju miljoner jordbrukare och andra slutanvändare har nåtts, vilket är mer än dubbelt så många jämfört med programmålet på tre miljoner slutanvändare. Hälften av dessa, det vill säga 3,5 miljoner, är kvinnor. - Sammanlagt nåddes försäljningsintäkter om 15,9 MUSD, vilket också överstiger målet på 12,5 MUSD, och 84 procent har rapporterat ökad inkomst från jordbruket. I genomsnitt resulterade SWFF i en (netto) inkomstökning på 1833 USD över tre år per jordbrukare. - Innovatörerna har vidare mobiliserat kapital motsvarande 25,4 MUSD genom mer än 300 nya partnerskap. - 100 procent av innovatörerna i programmets slutfas arbetade aktivt med att integrera jämställdhet i sina projekt och 21 procent av slutanvändarna hörde till de extremt fattiga och 46 procent till "low income poor". Målet om att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare anses vara uppfyllt, men behöver fortsatt bevakas och vidareutvecklas i efterföljande program. SWFF har haft ett jämförelsevis stort fokus på integrering av jämställdhet, fattigdomsbekämpning och lokalt ägarskap i förhållande till andra utlysningsfonder, ett fokus som har ökat under programmets gång. Under programmets senare del arbetade samtliga innovatörer aktivt med att integrera jämställdhet i sina projekt. Graden av kvinnlig representation inom projekten uppgick till 35 procent (11 procent för andra utlysningsfonder). Samtidigt utgjorde kvinnor i ledande positioner endast sju procent, vilket visar på vikten av att fortsatt stärka fokus på kvinnor och fattiga i arbetet med framtida utlysningsfonder inklusive WE4F. Kvinnor och extremt fattiga har gynnats positivt av insatsen, dock inte i samma utsträckning som övriga slutanvändare (se ovan). Bristande betalningsförmåga och tillgång till finansiella lösningar för sårbara grupper, så kallad end-user financing, bedöms vara huvudorsaken till detta. Sida har även drivit frågan om stärkt syd- och kvinnligt deltagande i SWFFs expertpanel IIAC, där andelen deltagare från syd har ökat. En majoritet av innovatörerna och programmets konsulter kommer nu från utvecklingsländer, vilka dessutom visat sig vara betydligt mer kostnadseffektiva. Tidigare var de flesta vinnande innovatörerna från företag i USA och Nederländerna och technical assistance gavs av nordbaserade konsulter. Innovatörerna anser överlag att stödet från SWFF har varit mycket värdefullt, där 74 procent menar att stödet från SWFF har varit helt avgörande för resultatuppfyllnad. Främst lyfter innovatörerna det finansiella bidraget men i vissa fall även det tekniska stödet som de mest betydelsefulla faktorerna för att nå uppställda mål. Flexibiliteten och bredden på det tekniska stödet har uppskattats mycket. Av innovationerna som fått stöd från SWFF har 23 av 40 innovationer gått igenom programmet och "utexaminerats". Huruvida innovationernas bärkraftighet står sig efter att programmet och dess finansiella stöd avslutats, är givetvis en viktig fråga. En analys av åtta innovationer visade att alla var verksamma två till tre år efter att det finansiella stödet avslutats, och merparten bedömdes vara lönsamma eller kostnadstäckande, medan resterande var verksamma men med osäker lönsamhet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060080-5406008001 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden USAID/United States Agency for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency USAID/United States Agency for International Development 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 77000000 16305863 0 10359493 0 4599647 16305863 77000000 0 0 -0.0000000015 0 0 103665356 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 77000000 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 8000000 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 0 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 8305863.3800000008 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 4599646.5 USAID/United States Agency for International Development SE-0-SE-6-54060080-5406008002 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden USAID/United States Agency for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 326036 326036 326036 Other 326036 Other SE-0-SE-6-54060080-5406008003 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden USAID/United States Agency for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 8608 8608 8608 Other 8607.77 Other SE-0-SE-6-54060080-5406008004 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden USAID/United States Agency for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency USAID/United States Agency for International Development 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1712056 0 0 0 0 -1712056 -1712056 USAID/United States Agency for International Development -1712055.6499999999 USAID/United States Agency for International Development Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54070054 Sweden Support to applied research through partner driven cooperation Stöd till tillämnpad forskning genom aktörsssamverkan Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Botswana Medical research Environmental research Health, General General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-54070054-5407005401 Sweden Support to applied research through partner driven cooperation Stöd till tillämnpad forskning genom aktörsssamverkan Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3875000 1605000 2020000 0 0 0 250000 7500000 University College Research Other 250000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54070054-5407005402 Sweden Support to applied research through partner driven cooperation Stöd till tillämnpad forskning genom aktörsssamverkan Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 480000 600000 770000 600000 University College Research Other 480000 University College Research Other 770000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54070054-5407005403 Sweden Support to applied research through partner driven cooperation Stöd till tillämnpad forskning genom aktörsssamverkan Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 375000 500000 -638000 350000 350000 University College Research Other 375000 University College Research Other 500000 University College Research Other -638000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54070054-5407005404 Sweden Support to applied research through partner driven cooperation Stöd till tillämnpad forskning genom aktörsssamverkan Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 750000 -22870 750000 150000 150000 University College Research Other 750000 University College Research Other 750000 University College Research Other -22870 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54100034 Sweden The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. In order to achieve the overall goal, the program will focus on thee implementation modalities: I) Capacity building: trans-disciplinary training, through an open call for pre-proposal; Med detta beslut föreslås ett programstöd till ICSU (International Council for Science) för genomförandet av programmet ”Building capacity for integrated Research on Global Sustainability in Africa" avseeende perioden januari 2016-december 2020 med totalt SEK 49 300 000. ICSU grundades 1931 och är en internationell icke-statlig, ideell vetenskaplig organisation med syfte att främja och uppmuntra internationellt forskning, särskilt inom naturvetenskap, och dess tillämpning till nytta för samhället. ICSU' s högsta beslutande organ är dess generalförsamling, som består av nationella medlemmar och vetenskapliga ämnesförbund. Vart tredje år väljer generalförsamlingen en styrelse som är ansvarig för tillsynen av organisationens verksamhet. Organisationens sekretariat, som ligger i Paris, sköter den dagliga driften. ICSU har också tre regionkontor, vars regionala prioriteringar och vetenskapliga aktiviteter styrs av en regional vetenskaplig kommitté. De regionala kontoren är belägna i Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, i Pretoria, Sydafrika respektive Mexico City, Mexico. ICSU finansieras till ungefär två tredjedelar av medlemsavgifter. Man har även ramavtal med UNESCO och National Science Foundation (NSF), USA, och får basstöd från Frankrike. 2012 slöt ICSU och Sida ett 18 månaders avtal om totalt 7,5 miljoner kronor, för stöd till förberedelser för att stärka låginkomstländers bidrag till och genomförande av agendan för global hållbarhetsforskning. Syftet var också att lägga grunden för ett effektivt och långsiktigt forskningsinitiativ som bidrar till låginkomstländers kapacitet att ta fram ny kunskap nödvändig för en hållbar utveckling. Genom Sidas stöd deltog fler än 100 forskare och beslutsfattare från låginkomstländer från Africa och latin Amerika i kapacitetsbyggande aktiviteter. Sidas stöd möjliggjorde låginkomstländers och -regioners deltagande i bl.a. Future Earth konsultations workshop. Därmed ökade deras inflytande över den globala forskningsagendan. Stödet möjliggjorde även att ICSUs regionalkontor i Afrika blev en permanent samarbetspartner in den regionala processen för hållbar utveckling i regionen som koordineras av UNECA. Det är Sidas bedömning att projektet var lyckat och kan ligga till grund för det nya förslaget till stöd. Det övergripande målet för det föreslagna programmet är att, inom området global hållbarhet, bygga och stärka forskningskapacitet främst i låginkomstländer i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ integrerad ( inter och trans disciplinär) kunskap om global hållbarhet. Logiken bakom målet är att många länder i Afrika saknar kapacitet att delta i att sätta agendan för forskning och bidra till produktionen av kunskap, något som kommer att påverka möjligheten att nå en global och regional hållbar utveckling. För att möta det övergripande målet för programmet har därför 2 delmål identifierats: Delmål 1: Öka produktionen av integrerad, lösningsorienterad forskning av hög kvalitet om global hållbarhet hos forskare främst från låginkomstländer i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål kommer ICSU i samarbete med Network of African Science Academies (NASAC) upprätta en forskningsfinansieringsmekanism som kommer att ge 2-åriga forskningsanslag (864 000 kr/90 000 Euro). De förväntade resultaten är att efter 5 år konsolidera ett afrikanskt nätverk av 32 integrerade och trans-disciplinära forskningsprojekt om global hållbarhet (med fokus på globala miljöförändringar, katastrofriskreducering, hållbar energi och människors hälsa och välbefinnande i stadsmiljöer). Som en integrerad del av forskningsprogrammen kommer trans-disciplinära (TD) kurser organiseras i samarbete med International Social Science Council (ISSC). TD-kurserna riktar in sig på forskare i början av sina karriärer, i syfte att ge dem bättre verktyg att bedriva lösningsorienterad forskning. För att identifiera deltagare till TD kurserna kommer utlysningar för preliminära förslag att ske (totalt 3 utlysningar under programmets löptid). Vinnare blir inbjudna att delta i en kurs i vilken ingår att lära sig använda färdigheter, metoder och angreppssätt inom integrerad forskning. Deltagarna får 2-3 månader på sig att utveckla fullständiga förslag, vinnande förslag beviljas 2-åriga forskningsanslag. I slutet av programmet samlas deltagarna i de ingående forskningsprogrammen till ett utvärderings-event, i syfte att bedöma den integrerade TD-forskningens effektivitet vad gäller komplexa regionala utmaningar. Totalt tränas upp till 120 forskare i programmet. Vidare organiseras årliga öppna forskningsforum i syfte att främja samarbete mellan forskningsprogrammen i Afrika, Nord-Syd, beslutsfattare och slutanvändare. Totalt håller ICSU-ROA 3 öppna forum under ett 5-års period, i samarbete med ICSU, ISSC och NASAC. Programmet erbjuder också möjligheter för internationell ledarskaps- och karriärsutveckling för de forskare som utmärker sig. Detta sker genom nomineringar till relevanta internationella organisationer och forum. Delmål 2: Öka institutionellt och finansiellt stöd till integrerad och lösningsorienterad hållbarhetsforskning i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål samarbetar ICSU med sina partners i att engagera regionala aktörer ( afrikanska och globala) inom forskning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och nätverksarbete. Strategiska möten med finansiärer och viktiga regionala institutioner kommer även att hållas, två sådana möten (liknande dem i Soweto och Krusenberg) planeras under programtiden. Programmet bygger på befintliga partnerskap med Belmont Forum, ISSC och NASAC, samt kopplingar till andra relevanta globala och regionala hållbarhets- forskningsprogram. Den föreslagna insatsen skall genomföras av tre organisationer (ICSU,NASAC och ISSC) i samarbete med afrikanska forskare och beslutsfattare. De tre organisationerna kompletterar varandra både då det gäller vetenskap och arbetsmetoder, och har tidigare erfarenhet av samarbete. Valet av aktörer säkerställer framgång i ansatsen att bygga och stärka tvär- vetenskaplig forskningskapacitet i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ tvär- vetenskaplig kunskap om global hållbarhet. Sida bedömer ICSU's möjlighet till koordinering och uppföljning av de andra partnerna som goda, då de redan har god erfarenhet från tidigare samarbete. ICSU bedöms vara en mycket väl fungerande organisation med ett väl utvecklat system för uppföljning av insatser så väl , vetenskapligt som finansiellt. Sida bedömer därför att programmet har goda förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål. The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy-relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. The LIRA programme aims to develop the potential of the next generation of scientists in Africa to produce and communicate integrated policyrelevant knowledge, which is expected to inform policy processes, such as the Agenda 2063 of the African Union and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. To achieve this goal, the LIRA programme provides capacity building activities as well as two-year grants to support integrated (inter and transdisciplinary) research by engaging different disciplines and nonacademic partners (e.g. civil society, policy makers, and private sector) in the research process. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental research Research/scientific institutions General Environment Protection Other Multisector In brief: The LIRA programme aims to develop the potential of next-generation scientists in Africa to produce and communicate integrated policy-relevant knowledge, which is expected to inform policy processes, such as the Agenda 2063 of the African Union and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. To achieve this goal, the LIRA programme provided capacity building activities as well as twoyear grants to support integrated (inter- and trans-disciplinary) research by engaging different disciplines and non-academic partners (e.g. civil society, policy makers, and private sector) in the research process. The programme aimed to: -Strengthen the capacity of early career scientists to undertake trans- and interdisciplinary, solutions-oriented, and contextualized knowledge generation on sustainable development in African cities; - Increase the production and use of this knowledge to promote sustainable urban development in Africa; - Foster African scientific leadership for the implementation of the global 2030 Agenda; - Foster research collaboration within Africa; - Create an enabling environment for TD research and capacity building in Africa, and globally. Since the programmes inception, three open calls have been launched: - Understanding the energyhealth and healthnatural disasters nexuses in African cities (2016); - Advancing the implementation of SDG11 in cities in Africa (2017); - Pathways towards Sustainable Urban Development in Africa (2018) The LIRA funds helped to substantially advance the ISC work in following focus areas in in 2022: 1) LIRA open access and the finalization of the LIRA reports In total, eleven articles were published using the LIRA open access fund. In addition, a group of the LIRA grantees developed a book Localizing the SDGs in African Cities that was published by Springer. The LIRA funds also provided support for six articles written by the LIRA grantees to be published in open access journals. Several articles were published in 2022 without using the LIRA funds. To date, 66 articles were published by the LIRA community. Several researchers indicated that they had articles under review, therefore the LIRA open fund was extended to mid-2023. 2) Global Commission on Science Missions for Sustainability ISC have led the development of the report titled Unleashing Science: Delivering Missions for Sustainability? through which a group of scientific experts and science funders made the case for stepping out of usual approaches towards structuring, funding, and carrying out science in order to provide real and urgent solutions to advance the SDGs. To carry-on this work ISC have led a Global Commission of Science Missions for Sustainability comprising of a group of global leaders that are committed to affecting change in the way science is funded and organised and engaging closely to mobilise political and financial support. A team at ISC have been supporting this work and funds from the LIRA programme have been made available for this work. 3) Science in times of crises, with a focus on science in exile Sida funds contributed towards the fees of an ISC consultant who supported the ISC Science in exile activities. 4) LIRA review An evaluation of the LIRA programme has was conducted in 2022 and was finalised and presented to Sida in September 2023. The evaluation was extensive and brought useful recommendations to funders, programme managers and implementers, university leaders and administrators, early career researchers and trainers of future programmes. The results and key lessons learned for funders such as Sida are summarised below. Key lessons learned: At the programme level, key lessons can be summarized as follows: The combination of research grants, capacity building and career development opportunities is an appropriate programme approach for fostering TD leadership by early career researchers, because the grantees gain theoretical knowledge, as well as hands-on experience, by leading their own TD research projects and enhance their opportunities to pursue careers as TD researchers beyond the programme funding. Research grants must match projects outcome expectations in terms of funding time and volume. Implementation of TD research projects in two countries, including achievement of scientific and societal impact, requires adequate time (more than two years) and sufficient funding for collaboration and coordination activities. Research funding programmes should carefully design project structure and selection criteria to minimize unnecessary complexity and increase project feasibility. The LIRA programme showed that TD projects require support structures from inception to closure. To select high-quality TD projects, a funding call must be very clear regarding TD requirements and criteria, involve TD expertise in the review process, and give enough time for co-design of the project proposals together with different disciplines and societal actors. A two-step application process with a TD research training course between the pre- and full proposal and tailored feedback from experts and programme management was shown to strongly improve the quality of project proposals. Building a community of reviewers with TD skills is also key. Capacity building should ideally cover the whole value chain of TD, because leading a TD research project requires competencies that most university curricula still do not foster. Required competences include managerial and facilitation skills (e.g. project management, basics of financial management and project planning), scientific publishing and ethics. Academic institutions prevailing culture of competition, lack of reward for collaborative work, limited institutional support, and complex administrative practices and policies are still not conducive for TD research. The administrative processes and existing institutional challenges of many African universities in accessing funds, procurement and financial transfers between countries should be addressed. This can include support of the involved institutions as well as more flexible contract conditions. Project budgets should include sufficient resources for administrative support. Training grantees in financial accounting at the early stage of their projects is also beneficial. To minimize complexity, future research funding programmes should carefully consider whether research collaboration should be a requirement from the outset or be introduced towards the end of the research process (e.g. through cross-project collaborative grants). Although research collaboration across countries was enriching, administrative hurdles and differences in language and institutional, economic and political contexts made management of TD research challenging for early career scientists. Self-understanding of a programme as a learning organization is crucial when implementing innovative TD research funding programmes, allowing the organization to continuously reflect and improve programme-level activities. Considering the novelty of managing such experimental programmes, it was fruitful to establish a concerted monitoring and learning process over the whole duration of LIRA. Future programmes should seek to streamline and lighten their monitoring and project reporting processes, and should also identify ways of capturing the experience of the non-academic partners in the research process. Site visits are important to understanding the progress and challenges of projects. These visits made it possible to witness projects progress on the ground, to discuss management issues, needs and challenges, and to maintain strong links with the projects leadership and partners. Synthesis of the knowledge produced by all projects is a critical element of a research funding programme. The synthesis of initial learnings of eight LIRA projects from cohorts 1 and 2 was captured in the report Advancing the 2030 Agenda in African cities through knowledge co-production. Being attentive to projects needs and challenges requires adequate human resources and financial capacity for the programme management to design, support and reflectively monitor the various activities at the programme level. Funders as well as funding mechanisms should be flexible enough to accommodate changes that occur during the TD research process, given its emergent nature. In this context, the responsiveness of Sida to projects needs, its flexibility and its openness to experiment were strongly appreciated. Because process is as important as the final outcome, TD research requires changes within existing funding practices. The process of getting stakeholders around the table to work together on a specific challenge can be much more beneficial than any particular knowledge product or innovation if it leads to a stronger longer-term collaboration between institutions. Therefore, research funding should not only support the production of knowledge products but also engagement processes that could lead to mindset change in the long term. Allocating resources in project budgets for partnership building, capacity building and networking activities is crucial in this regard. There is also a need for a shift in research and capacity building funding from the short-term and project-based to a more sustained long-term process. While LIRAs two-year project time frame and funding amounts were sufficient for building relevant partnerships and co-producing the required knowledge, the amount of funding and its lifespan were not always enough to put the knowledge generated into use. Most projects had to ask for no-cost extension to advance the implementation of their projects and publish their results. The LIRA experience shows that to witness long-term transformative change in cities, research projects and their funding need to be sustained over longer periods. The PIs indicated that at least three years was needed to advance the implementation of project goals. Finally, continuing strategic dialogues with key actors is crucial, including with science funders, universities and science policy-makers, to create a more enabling environment for TD research in Africa. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100034-5410003401 Sweden The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. In order to achieve the overall goal, the program will focus on thee implementation modalities: I) Capacity building: trans-disciplinary training, through an open call for pre-proposal; Med detta beslut föreslås ett programstöd till ICSU (International Council for Science) för genomförandet av programmet ”Building capacity for integrated Research on Global Sustainability in Africa" avseeende perioden januari 2016-december 2020 med totalt SEK 49 300 000. ICSU grundades 1931 och är en internationell icke-statlig, ideell vetenskaplig organisation med syfte att främja och uppmuntra internationellt forskning, särskilt inom naturvetenskap, och dess tillämpning till nytta för samhället. ICSU' s högsta beslutande organ är dess generalförsamling, som består av nationella medlemmar och vetenskapliga ämnesförbund. Vart tredje år väljer generalförsamlingen en styrelse som är ansvarig för tillsynen av organisationens verksamhet. Organisationens sekretariat, som ligger i Paris, sköter den dagliga driften. ICSU har också tre regionkontor, vars regionala prioriteringar och vetenskapliga aktiviteter styrs av en regional vetenskaplig kommitté. De regionala kontoren är belägna i Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, i Pretoria, Sydafrika respektive Mexico City, Mexico. ICSU finansieras till ungefär två tredjedelar av medlemsavgifter. Man har även ramavtal med UNESCO och National Science Foundation (NSF), USA, och får basstöd från Frankrike. 2012 slöt ICSU och Sida ett 18 månaders avtal om totalt 7,5 miljoner kronor, för stöd till förberedelser för att stärka låginkomstländers bidrag till och genomförande av agendan för global hållbarhetsforskning. Syftet var också att lägga grunden för ett effektivt och långsiktigt forskningsinitiativ som bidrar till låginkomstländers kapacitet att ta fram ny kunskap nödvändig för en hållbar utveckling. Genom Sidas stöd deltog fler än 100 forskare och beslutsfattare från låginkomstländer från Africa och latin Amerika i kapacitetsbyggande aktiviteter. Sidas stöd möjliggjorde låginkomstländers och -regioners deltagande i bl.a. Future Earth konsultations workshop. Därmed ökade deras inflytande över den globala forskningsagendan. Stödet möjliggjorde även att ICSUs regionalkontor i Afrika blev en permanent samarbetspartner in den regionala processen för hållbar utveckling i regionen som koordineras av UNECA. Det är Sidas bedömning att projektet var lyckat och kan ligga till grund för det nya förslaget till stöd. Det övergripande målet för det föreslagna programmet är att, inom området global hållbarhet, bygga och stärka forskningskapacitet främst i låginkomstländer i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ integrerad ( inter och trans disciplinär) kunskap om global hållbarhet. Logiken bakom målet är att många länder i Afrika saknar kapacitet att delta i att sätta agendan för forskning och bidra till produktionen av kunskap, något som kommer att påverka möjligheten att nå en global och regional hållbar utveckling. För att möta det övergripande målet för programmet har därför 2 delmål identifierats: Delmål 1: Öka produktionen av integrerad, lösningsorienterad forskning av hög kvalitet om global hållbarhet hos forskare främst från låginkomstländer i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål kommer ICSU i samarbete med Network of African Science Academies (NASAC) upprätta en forskningsfinansieringsmekanism som kommer att ge 2-åriga forskningsanslag (864 000 kr/90 000 Euro). De förväntade resultaten är att efter 5 år konsolidera ett afrikanskt nätverk av 32 integrerade och trans-disciplinära forskningsprojekt om global hållbarhet (med fokus på globala miljöförändringar, katastrofriskreducering, hållbar energi och människors hälsa och välbefinnande i stadsmiljöer). Som en integrerad del av forskningsprogrammen kommer trans-disciplinära (TD) kurser organiseras i samarbete med International Social Science Council (ISSC). TD-kurserna riktar in sig på forskare i början av sina karriärer, i syfte att ge dem bättre verktyg att bedriva lösningsorienterad forskning. För att identifiera deltagare till TD kurserna kommer utlysningar för preliminära förslag att ske (totalt 3 utlysningar under programmets löptid). Vinnare blir inbjudna att delta i en kurs i vilken ingår att lära sig använda färdigheter, metoder och angreppssätt inom integrerad forskning. Deltagarna får 2-3 månader på sig att utveckla fullständiga förslag, vinnande förslag beviljas 2-åriga forskningsanslag. I slutet av programmet samlas deltagarna i de ingående forskningsprogrammen till ett utvärderings-event, i syfte att bedöma den integrerade TD-forskningens effektivitet vad gäller komplexa regionala utmaningar. Totalt tränas upp till 120 forskare i programmet. Vidare organiseras årliga öppna forskningsforum i syfte att främja samarbete mellan forskningsprogrammen i Afrika, Nord-Syd, beslutsfattare och slutanvändare. Totalt håller ICSU-ROA 3 öppna forum under ett 5-års period, i samarbete med ICSU, ISSC och NASAC. Programmet erbjuder också möjligheter för internationell ledarskaps- och karriärsutveckling för de forskare som utmärker sig. Detta sker genom nomineringar till relevanta internationella organisationer och forum. Delmål 2: Öka institutionellt och finansiellt stöd till integrerad och lösningsorienterad hållbarhetsforskning i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål samarbetar ICSU med sina partners i att engagera regionala aktörer ( afrikanska och globala) inom forskning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och nätverksarbete. Strategiska möten med finansiärer och viktiga regionala institutioner kommer även att hållas, två sådana möten (liknande dem i Soweto och Krusenberg) planeras under programtiden. Programmet bygger på befintliga partnerskap med Belmont Forum, ISSC och NASAC, samt kopplingar till andra relevanta globala och regionala hållbarhets- forskningsprogram. Den föreslagna insatsen skall genomföras av tre organisationer (ICSU,NASAC och ISSC) i samarbete med afrikanska forskare och beslutsfattare. De tre organisationerna kompletterar varandra både då det gäller vetenskap och arbetsmetoder, och har tidigare erfarenhet av samarbete. Valet av aktörer säkerställer framgång i ansatsen att bygga och stärka tvär- vetenskaplig forskningskapacitet i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ tvär- vetenskaplig kunskap om global hållbarhet. Sida bedömer ICSU's möjlighet till koordinering och uppföljning av de andra partnerna som goda, då de redan har god erfarenhet från tidigare samarbete. ICSU bedöms vara en mycket väl fungerande organisation med ett väl utvecklat system för uppföljning av insatser så väl , vetenskapligt som finansiellt. Sida bedömer därför att programmet har goda förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål. The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy-relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. The LIRA programme aims to develop the potential of the next generation of scientists in Africa to produce and communicate integrated policyrelevant knowledge, which is expected to inform policy processes, such as the Agenda 2063 of the African Union and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. To achieve this goal, the LIRA programme provides capacity building activities as well as two-year grants to support integrated (inter and transdisciplinary) research by engaging different disciplines and nonacademic partners (e.g. civil society, policy makers, and private sector) in the research process. Sweden ICS/International Council for Science Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICS/International Council for Science 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 11100000 5000000 15000000 15000000 3200000 0 0 3050000 0 -1100000 0 10000000 0 15000000 7500000 3050000 0 7500000 0 15000000 6100000 3200000 0 0 5000000 0 -10000000 -7500000 0 0 0 -7500000 3200000 -3200000 49300000 ICS/International Council for Science 3050000 ICS/International Council for Science 3050000 ICS/International Council for Science 5000000 ICS/International Council for Science 5000000 ICS/International Council for Science 7500000 ICS/International Council for Science 7500000 ICS/International Council for Science 7500000 ICS/International Council for Science 7500000 ICS/International Council for Science 3200000 ICS/International Council for Science Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Findings from national and regional research have a greater impact on international research Resultat från nationell och regional forskning får ökat genomslag i internationell forskning Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100034-5410003402 Sweden The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. In order to achieve the overall goal, the program will focus on thee implementation modalities: I) Capacity building: trans-disciplinary training, through an open call for pre-proposal; Med detta beslut föreslås ett programstöd till ICSU (International Council for Science) för genomförandet av programmet ”Building capacity for integrated Research on Global Sustainability in Africa" avseeende perioden januari 2016-december 2020 med totalt SEK 49 300 000. ICSU grundades 1931 och är en internationell icke-statlig, ideell vetenskaplig organisation med syfte att främja och uppmuntra internationellt forskning, särskilt inom naturvetenskap, och dess tillämpning till nytta för samhället. ICSU' s högsta beslutande organ är dess generalförsamling, som består av nationella medlemmar och vetenskapliga ämnesförbund. Vart tredje år väljer generalförsamlingen en styrelse som är ansvarig för tillsynen av organisationens verksamhet. Organisationens sekretariat, som ligger i Paris, sköter den dagliga driften. ICSU har också tre regionkontor, vars regionala prioriteringar och vetenskapliga aktiviteter styrs av en regional vetenskaplig kommitté. De regionala kontoren är belägna i Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, i Pretoria, Sydafrika respektive Mexico City, Mexico. ICSU finansieras till ungefär två tredjedelar av medlemsavgifter. Man har även ramavtal med UNESCO och National Science Foundation (NSF), USA, och får basstöd från Frankrike. 2012 slöt ICSU och Sida ett 18 månaders avtal om totalt 7,5 miljoner kronor, för stöd till förberedelser för att stärka låginkomstländers bidrag till och genomförande av agendan för global hållbarhetsforskning. Syftet var också att lägga grunden för ett effektivt och långsiktigt forskningsinitiativ som bidrar till låginkomstländers kapacitet att ta fram ny kunskap nödvändig för en hållbar utveckling. Genom Sidas stöd deltog fler än 100 forskare och beslutsfattare från låginkomstländer från Africa och latin Amerika i kapacitetsbyggande aktiviteter. Sidas stöd möjliggjorde låginkomstländers och -regioners deltagande i bl.a. Future Earth konsultations workshop. Därmed ökade deras inflytande över den globala forskningsagendan. Stödet möjliggjorde även att ICSUs regionalkontor i Afrika blev en permanent samarbetspartner in den regionala processen för hållbar utveckling i regionen som koordineras av UNECA. Det är Sidas bedömning att projektet var lyckat och kan ligga till grund för det nya förslaget till stöd. Det övergripande målet för det föreslagna programmet är att, inom området global hållbarhet, bygga och stärka forskningskapacitet främst i låginkomstländer i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ integrerad ( inter och trans disciplinär) kunskap om global hållbarhet. Logiken bakom målet är att många länder i Afrika saknar kapacitet att delta i att sätta agendan för forskning och bidra till produktionen av kunskap, något som kommer att påverka möjligheten att nå en global och regional hållbar utveckling. För att möta det övergripande målet för programmet har därför 2 delmål identifierats: Delmål 1: Öka produktionen av integrerad, lösningsorienterad forskning av hög kvalitet om global hållbarhet hos forskare främst från låginkomstländer i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål kommer ICSU i samarbete med Network of African Science Academies (NASAC) upprätta en forskningsfinansieringsmekanism som kommer att ge 2-åriga forskningsanslag (864 000 kr/90 000 Euro). De förväntade resultaten är att efter 5 år konsolidera ett afrikanskt nätverk av 32 integrerade och trans-disciplinära forskningsprojekt om global hållbarhet (med fokus på globala miljöförändringar, katastrofriskreducering, hållbar energi och människors hälsa och välbefinnande i stadsmiljöer). Som en integrerad del av forskningsprogrammen kommer trans-disciplinära (TD) kurser organiseras i samarbete med International Social Science Council (ISSC). TD-kurserna riktar in sig på forskare i början av sina karriärer, i syfte att ge dem bättre verktyg att bedriva lösningsorienterad forskning. För att identifiera deltagare till TD kurserna kommer utlysningar för preliminära förslag att ske (totalt 3 utlysningar under programmets löptid). Vinnare blir inbjudna att delta i en kurs i vilken ingår att lära sig använda färdigheter, metoder och angreppssätt inom integrerad forskning. Deltagarna får 2-3 månader på sig att utveckla fullständiga förslag, vinnande förslag beviljas 2-åriga forskningsanslag. I slutet av programmet samlas deltagarna i de ingående forskningsprogrammen till ett utvärderings-event, i syfte att bedöma den integrerade TD-forskningens effektivitet vad gäller komplexa regionala utmaningar. Totalt tränas upp till 120 forskare i programmet. Vidare organiseras årliga öppna forskningsforum i syfte att främja samarbete mellan forskningsprogrammen i Afrika, Nord-Syd, beslutsfattare och slutanvändare. Totalt håller ICSU-ROA 3 öppna forum under ett 5-års period, i samarbete med ICSU, ISSC och NASAC. Programmet erbjuder också möjligheter för internationell ledarskaps- och karriärsutveckling för de forskare som utmärker sig. Detta sker genom nomineringar till relevanta internationella organisationer och forum. Delmål 2: Öka institutionellt och finansiellt stöd till integrerad och lösningsorienterad hållbarhetsforskning i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål samarbetar ICSU med sina partners i att engagera regionala aktörer ( afrikanska och globala) inom forskning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och nätverksarbete. Strategiska möten med finansiärer och viktiga regionala institutioner kommer även att hållas, två sådana möten (liknande dem i Soweto och Krusenberg) planeras under programtiden. Programmet bygger på befintliga partnerskap med Belmont Forum, ISSC och NASAC, samt kopplingar till andra relevanta globala och regionala hållbarhets- forskningsprogram. Den föreslagna insatsen skall genomföras av tre organisationer (ICSU,NASAC och ISSC) i samarbete med afrikanska forskare och beslutsfattare. De tre organisationerna kompletterar varandra både då det gäller vetenskap och arbetsmetoder, och har tidigare erfarenhet av samarbete. Valet av aktörer säkerställer framgång i ansatsen att bygga och stärka tvär- vetenskaplig forskningskapacitet i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ tvär- vetenskaplig kunskap om global hållbarhet. Sida bedömer ICSU's möjlighet till koordinering och uppföljning av de andra partnerna som goda, då de redan har god erfarenhet från tidigare samarbete. ICSU bedöms vara en mycket väl fungerande organisation med ett väl utvecklat system för uppföljning av insatser så väl , vetenskapligt som finansiellt. Sida bedömer därför att programmet har goda förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål. The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy-relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. The LIRA programme aims to develop the potential of the next generation of scientists in Africa to produce and communicate integrated policyrelevant knowledge, which is expected to inform policy processes, such as the Agenda 2063 of the African Union and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. To achieve this goal, the LIRA programme provides capacity building activities as well as two-year grants to support integrated (inter and transdisciplinary) research by engaging different disciplines and nonacademic partners (e.g. civil society, policy makers, and private sector) in the research process. Sweden ICS/International Council for Science Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICS/International Council for Science 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 2000000 1000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 2000000 3000000 1000000 9000000 ICS/International Council for Science 3000000 ICS/International Council for Science 3000000 ICS/International Council for Science 2000000 ICS/International Council for Science 1000000 ICS/International Council for Science Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt Findings from relevant international research have a greater impact on national and regional research Resultat från relevant internationell forskning får ökat genomslag i nationell och regional forskning Other Övrigt Findings from national and regional research have a greater impact on international research Resultat från nationell och regional forskning får ökat genomslag i internationell forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100034-5410003403 Sweden The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. In order to achieve the overall goal, the program will focus on thee implementation modalities: I) Capacity building: trans-disciplinary training, through an open call for pre-proposal; Med detta beslut föreslås ett programstöd till ICSU (International Council for Science) för genomförandet av programmet ”Building capacity for integrated Research on Global Sustainability in Africa" avseeende perioden januari 2016-december 2020 med totalt SEK 49 300 000. ICSU grundades 1931 och är en internationell icke-statlig, ideell vetenskaplig organisation med syfte att främja och uppmuntra internationellt forskning, särskilt inom naturvetenskap, och dess tillämpning till nytta för samhället. ICSU' s högsta beslutande organ är dess generalförsamling, som består av nationella medlemmar och vetenskapliga ämnesförbund. Vart tredje år väljer generalförsamlingen en styrelse som är ansvarig för tillsynen av organisationens verksamhet. Organisationens sekretariat, som ligger i Paris, sköter den dagliga driften. ICSU har också tre regionkontor, vars regionala prioriteringar och vetenskapliga aktiviteter styrs av en regional vetenskaplig kommitté. De regionala kontoren är belägna i Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, i Pretoria, Sydafrika respektive Mexico City, Mexico. ICSU finansieras till ungefär två tredjedelar av medlemsavgifter. Man har även ramavtal med UNESCO och National Science Foundation (NSF), USA, och får basstöd från Frankrike. 2012 slöt ICSU och Sida ett 18 månaders avtal om totalt 7,5 miljoner kronor, för stöd till förberedelser för att stärka låginkomstländers bidrag till och genomförande av agendan för global hållbarhetsforskning. Syftet var också att lägga grunden för ett effektivt och långsiktigt forskningsinitiativ som bidrar till låginkomstländers kapacitet att ta fram ny kunskap nödvändig för en hållbar utveckling. Genom Sidas stöd deltog fler än 100 forskare och beslutsfattare från låginkomstländer från Africa och latin Amerika i kapacitetsbyggande aktiviteter. Sidas stöd möjliggjorde låginkomstländers och -regioners deltagande i bl.a. Future Earth konsultations workshop. Därmed ökade deras inflytande över den globala forskningsagendan. Stödet möjliggjorde även att ICSUs regionalkontor i Afrika blev en permanent samarbetspartner in den regionala processen för hållbar utveckling i regionen som koordineras av UNECA. Det är Sidas bedömning att projektet var lyckat och kan ligga till grund för det nya förslaget till stöd. Det övergripande målet för det föreslagna programmet är att, inom området global hållbarhet, bygga och stärka forskningskapacitet främst i låginkomstländer i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ integrerad ( inter och trans disciplinär) kunskap om global hållbarhet. Logiken bakom målet är att många länder i Afrika saknar kapacitet att delta i att sätta agendan för forskning och bidra till produktionen av kunskap, något som kommer att påverka möjligheten att nå en global och regional hållbar utveckling. För att möta det övergripande målet för programmet har därför 2 delmål identifierats: Delmål 1: Öka produktionen av integrerad, lösningsorienterad forskning av hög kvalitet om global hållbarhet hos forskare främst från låginkomstländer i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål kommer ICSU i samarbete med Network of African Science Academies (NASAC) upprätta en forskningsfinansieringsmekanism som kommer att ge 2-åriga forskningsanslag (864 000 kr/90 000 Euro). De förväntade resultaten är att efter 5 år konsolidera ett afrikanskt nätverk av 32 integrerade och trans-disciplinära forskningsprojekt om global hållbarhet (med fokus på globala miljöförändringar, katastrofriskreducering, hållbar energi och människors hälsa och välbefinnande i stadsmiljöer). Som en integrerad del av forskningsprogrammen kommer trans-disciplinära (TD) kurser organiseras i samarbete med International Social Science Council (ISSC). TD-kurserna riktar in sig på forskare i början av sina karriärer, i syfte att ge dem bättre verktyg att bedriva lösningsorienterad forskning. För att identifiera deltagare till TD kurserna kommer utlysningar för preliminära förslag att ske (totalt 3 utlysningar under programmets löptid). Vinnare blir inbjudna att delta i en kurs i vilken ingår att lära sig använda färdigheter, metoder och angreppssätt inom integrerad forskning. Deltagarna får 2-3 månader på sig att utveckla fullständiga förslag, vinnande förslag beviljas 2-åriga forskningsanslag. I slutet av programmet samlas deltagarna i de ingående forskningsprogrammen till ett utvärderings-event, i syfte att bedöma den integrerade TD-forskningens effektivitet vad gäller komplexa regionala utmaningar. Totalt tränas upp till 120 forskare i programmet. Vidare organiseras årliga öppna forskningsforum i syfte att främja samarbete mellan forskningsprogrammen i Afrika, Nord-Syd, beslutsfattare och slutanvändare. Totalt håller ICSU-ROA 3 öppna forum under ett 5-års period, i samarbete med ICSU, ISSC och NASAC. Programmet erbjuder också möjligheter för internationell ledarskaps- och karriärsutveckling för de forskare som utmärker sig. Detta sker genom nomineringar till relevanta internationella organisationer och forum. Delmål 2: Öka institutionellt och finansiellt stöd till integrerad och lösningsorienterad hållbarhetsforskning i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål samarbetar ICSU med sina partners i att engagera regionala aktörer ( afrikanska och globala) inom forskning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och nätverksarbete. Strategiska möten med finansiärer och viktiga regionala institutioner kommer även att hållas, två sådana möten (liknande dem i Soweto och Krusenberg) planeras under programtiden. Programmet bygger på befintliga partnerskap med Belmont Forum, ISSC och NASAC, samt kopplingar till andra relevanta globala och regionala hållbarhets- forskningsprogram. Den föreslagna insatsen skall genomföras av tre organisationer (ICSU,NASAC och ISSC) i samarbete med afrikanska forskare och beslutsfattare. De tre organisationerna kompletterar varandra både då det gäller vetenskap och arbetsmetoder, och har tidigare erfarenhet av samarbete. Valet av aktörer säkerställer framgång i ansatsen att bygga och stärka tvär- vetenskaplig forskningskapacitet i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ tvär- vetenskaplig kunskap om global hållbarhet. Sida bedömer ICSU's möjlighet till koordinering och uppföljning av de andra partnerna som goda, då de redan har god erfarenhet från tidigare samarbete. ICSU bedöms vara en mycket väl fungerande organisation med ett väl utvecklat system för uppföljning av insatser så väl , vetenskapligt som finansiellt. Sida bedömer därför att programmet har goda förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål. The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy-relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. The LIRA programme aims to develop the potential of the next generation of scientists in Africa to produce and communicate integrated policyrelevant knowledge, which is expected to inform policy processes, such as the Agenda 2063 of the African Union and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. To achieve this goal, the LIRA programme provides capacity building activities as well as two-year grants to support integrated (inter and transdisciplinary) research by engaging different disciplines and nonacademic partners (e.g. civil society, policy makers, and private sector) in the research process. Sweden ICS/International Council for Science Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICS/International Council for Science 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 318000 318000 0 318000 ICS/International Council for Science 318000 ICS/International Council for Science Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Findings from national and regional research have a greater impact on international research Resultat från nationell och regional forskning får ökat genomslag i internationell forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100034-5410003404 Sweden The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. In order to achieve the overall goal, the program will focus on thee implementation modalities: I) Capacity building: trans-disciplinary training, through an open call for pre-proposal; Med detta beslut föreslås ett programstöd till ICSU (International Council for Science) för genomförandet av programmet ”Building capacity for integrated Research on Global Sustainability in Africa" avseeende perioden januari 2016-december 2020 med totalt SEK 49 300 000. ICSU grundades 1931 och är en internationell icke-statlig, ideell vetenskaplig organisation med syfte att främja och uppmuntra internationellt forskning, särskilt inom naturvetenskap, och dess tillämpning till nytta för samhället. ICSU' s högsta beslutande organ är dess generalförsamling, som består av nationella medlemmar och vetenskapliga ämnesförbund. Vart tredje år väljer generalförsamlingen en styrelse som är ansvarig för tillsynen av organisationens verksamhet. Organisationens sekretariat, som ligger i Paris, sköter den dagliga driften. ICSU har också tre regionkontor, vars regionala prioriteringar och vetenskapliga aktiviteter styrs av en regional vetenskaplig kommitté. De regionala kontoren är belägna i Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, i Pretoria, Sydafrika respektive Mexico City, Mexico. ICSU finansieras till ungefär två tredjedelar av medlemsavgifter. Man har även ramavtal med UNESCO och National Science Foundation (NSF), USA, och får basstöd från Frankrike. 2012 slöt ICSU och Sida ett 18 månaders avtal om totalt 7,5 miljoner kronor, för stöd till förberedelser för att stärka låginkomstländers bidrag till och genomförande av agendan för global hållbarhetsforskning. Syftet var också att lägga grunden för ett effektivt och långsiktigt forskningsinitiativ som bidrar till låginkomstländers kapacitet att ta fram ny kunskap nödvändig för en hållbar utveckling. Genom Sidas stöd deltog fler än 100 forskare och beslutsfattare från låginkomstländer från Africa och latin Amerika i kapacitetsbyggande aktiviteter. Sidas stöd möjliggjorde låginkomstländers och -regioners deltagande i bl.a. Future Earth konsultations workshop. Därmed ökade deras inflytande över den globala forskningsagendan. Stödet möjliggjorde även att ICSUs regionalkontor i Afrika blev en permanent samarbetspartner in den regionala processen för hållbar utveckling i regionen som koordineras av UNECA. Det är Sidas bedömning att projektet var lyckat och kan ligga till grund för det nya förslaget till stöd. Det övergripande målet för det föreslagna programmet är att, inom området global hållbarhet, bygga och stärka forskningskapacitet främst i låginkomstländer i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ integrerad ( inter och trans disciplinär) kunskap om global hållbarhet. Logiken bakom målet är att många länder i Afrika saknar kapacitet att delta i att sätta agendan för forskning och bidra till produktionen av kunskap, något som kommer att påverka möjligheten att nå en global och regional hållbar utveckling. För att möta det övergripande målet för programmet har därför 2 delmål identifierats: Delmål 1: Öka produktionen av integrerad, lösningsorienterad forskning av hög kvalitet om global hållbarhet hos forskare främst från låginkomstländer i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål kommer ICSU i samarbete med Network of African Science Academies (NASAC) upprätta en forskningsfinansieringsmekanism som kommer att ge 2-åriga forskningsanslag (864 000 kr/90 000 Euro). De förväntade resultaten är att efter 5 år konsolidera ett afrikanskt nätverk av 32 integrerade och trans-disciplinära forskningsprojekt om global hållbarhet (med fokus på globala miljöförändringar, katastrofriskreducering, hållbar energi och människors hälsa och välbefinnande i stadsmiljöer). Som en integrerad del av forskningsprogrammen kommer trans-disciplinära (TD) kurser organiseras i samarbete med International Social Science Council (ISSC). TD-kurserna riktar in sig på forskare i början av sina karriärer, i syfte att ge dem bättre verktyg att bedriva lösningsorienterad forskning. För att identifiera deltagare till TD kurserna kommer utlysningar för preliminära förslag att ske (totalt 3 utlysningar under programmets löptid). Vinnare blir inbjudna att delta i en kurs i vilken ingår att lära sig använda färdigheter, metoder och angreppssätt inom integrerad forskning. Deltagarna får 2-3 månader på sig att utveckla fullständiga förslag, vinnande förslag beviljas 2-åriga forskningsanslag. I slutet av programmet samlas deltagarna i de ingående forskningsprogrammen till ett utvärderings-event, i syfte att bedöma den integrerade TD-forskningens effektivitet vad gäller komplexa regionala utmaningar. Totalt tränas upp till 120 forskare i programmet. Vidare organiseras årliga öppna forskningsforum i syfte att främja samarbete mellan forskningsprogrammen i Afrika, Nord-Syd, beslutsfattare och slutanvändare. Totalt håller ICSU-ROA 3 öppna forum under ett 5-års period, i samarbete med ICSU, ISSC och NASAC. Programmet erbjuder också möjligheter för internationell ledarskaps- och karriärsutveckling för de forskare som utmärker sig. Detta sker genom nomineringar till relevanta internationella organisationer och forum. Delmål 2: Öka institutionellt och finansiellt stöd till integrerad och lösningsorienterad hållbarhetsforskning i Afrika. För att uppnå detta mål samarbetar ICSU med sina partners i att engagera regionala aktörer ( afrikanska och globala) inom forskning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och nätverksarbete. Strategiska möten med finansiärer och viktiga regionala institutioner kommer även att hållas, två sådana möten (liknande dem i Soweto och Krusenberg) planeras under programtiden. Programmet bygger på befintliga partnerskap med Belmont Forum, ISSC och NASAC, samt kopplingar till andra relevanta globala och regionala hållbarhets- forskningsprogram. Den föreslagna insatsen skall genomföras av tre organisationer (ICSU,NASAC och ISSC) i samarbete med afrikanska forskare och beslutsfattare. De tre organisationerna kompletterar varandra både då det gäller vetenskap och arbetsmetoder, och har tidigare erfarenhet av samarbete. Valet av aktörer säkerställer framgång i ansatsen att bygga och stärka tvär- vetenskaplig forskningskapacitet i Afrika för att öka produktionen av högkvalitativ tvär- vetenskaplig kunskap om global hållbarhet. Sida bedömer ICSU's möjlighet till koordinering och uppföljning av de andra partnerna som goda, då de redan har god erfarenhet från tidigare samarbete. ICSU bedöms vara en mycket väl fungerande organisation med ett väl utvecklat system för uppföljning av insatser så väl , vetenskapligt som finansiellt. Sida bedömer därför att programmet har goda förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål. The overall goal of the program is to increase the generation and use of new, integrated, policy-relevant scientific knowledge needed to address the complex sustainability challenges in Africa. The LIRA programme aims to develop the potential of the next generation of scientists in Africa to produce and communicate integrated policyrelevant knowledge, which is expected to inform policy processes, such as the Agenda 2063 of the African Union and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. To achieve this goal, the LIRA programme provides capacity building activities as well as two-year grants to support integrated (inter and transdisciplinary) research by engaging different disciplines and nonacademic partners (e.g. civil society, policy makers, and private sector) in the research process. Sweden ICS/International Council for Science Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICS/International Council for Science 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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Sweden Kandidata Online Search AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 196724 0 196724 196724 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 18223.78 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 24500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 52500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 38500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 21000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 34124.75 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 7875.25 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -3500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-54120083-5412008304 Sweden Recruitment Costs JPO/SARC/BBE/NE/JPD Insatsen är en stödinsats för att uppnå målen i Stragegin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-17 med lyckad och effektiv rekrytering av deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Kandidata Online Search AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 744002 266221 0 67554 744002 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 266221 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 67554 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity and learning opportunities within the Swedish resource base for the international implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120190 Sweden The Swedish Chemicals Agency has submitted a proposal to implement a capacity development program in the area of ??preventive chemical control as a further development of the previously implemented capacity development initiative ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" which will be completed in 2017 (case 2009-001693). The proposed program is planned under the title "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" and will include seven (7) program rounds in the form of so-called International Capacity Development Programs (ITP) and seven (7) complementary capacity building activities in the form of thematic modules. The initiative will begin with a start-up phase which aims to initiate closer cooperation between KemI and partner / participant organizations and to develop structures for performance management. The proposed effort will contribute to participating countries gaining increased insights into the link between good chemical control, economic growth and improved environmental and health conditions, and that the institutional infrastructure for chemical control is improved and that chemical control works better according to each country's conditions. In the medium term, this capacity development program will contribute to the initiation or further development of organizational change where participants actively use the knowledge, tools and networks they have acquired within the program to develop rules and institutional structures for improved chemical control at national level. It is about creating appropriate forms of cooperation with various actors to enable preventive chemical control in the country and to link the change work to relevant national processes. Preventive chemical control is a prerequisite for sustainable development and is strongly linked to human rights, where an important aspect is to include and reach vulnerable population groups. It is about creating conditions for participation and transparency through functioning regulations and supervisory structures. It is also about creating an environment where demanding and demanding is a matter of course. It is important here to clarify the roles and obligations of different actors such as chemical suppliers and authorities at different levels. The effort must therefore clearly raise human rights and provide tools for including the rights perspective, the gender equality perspective and anti-corruption in the work with chemical control. In Sida's partner countries, there is a great need and demand for working with preventive chemical control. Chemicals become more topical when food production is expected to increase in Africa with the use of pesticides. Mineral and oil extraction as well as various types of industrial growth require a wide range of chemicals. The program will complement ongoing initiatives at global, regional and national levels in general, e.g. Sida-funded programs with other actors such as the collaborations carried out by the Swedish Chemicals Agency. The program is planned to target a number of priority countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Moldova, and to some extent other strategic countries. The countries are part of various collaborations such as the Swedish Chemicals Agency's Southeast Asia program funded by Sida or have expressed a desire for support and cooperation, e.g. in the field of compliance with GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Kemikalieinspektionen (KEMI) har inkommit med ett förslag på att genomföra ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom området förebyggande kemikaliekontroll som en vidareutveckling av den tidigare genomförda kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatsen ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" som avslutas under 2017 (ärende 2009-001693). Det föreslagna programmet planeras under benämningen "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" och ska innehålla sju (7) programomgångar i form av så kallade Internationella Kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram (ITP) samt sju (7) kompletterande kapacitetuppbyggande aktiviteter i form av tematiska moduler. Insatsen kommer att inledas med en uppstartsfas vilken syftar till att inleda ett närmare samarbete mellan KemI och samarbets-/deltagarorganisationer samt att utveckla strukturer för resultatstyrning. Insatsen är en vidareutveckling av tidigare genomförda ITP då den använder sig av nätverk och tidigare erfarenheter. Den kommer delvis att följa ramarna för ett ITP genom att sammanföra strategiskt rekryterade deltagare i en serie av sju (7) liknande programomgångar (som var och en varar ca. 12 - 18 månader med schemalagd utbildning i Sverige och i regionen, mentorstöd i individuella eller gemensamma förändringsarbeten samt regionala uppföljningar) med ca. 5 deltagare per programomgång från fem till sju prioriterade länder. Därutöver ska upp till 5 deltagare kunna rekryteras från ytterligare länder som är av strategisk värde vad gäller t.ex. regionalt samarbete. Deltagarna förväntas efter avslutad programomgång ha ökade kunskaper, verktyg och kontaktytor för att driva effektiva förändringsprocesser inom sina respektive organisationer och institutioner. Varje enskild programomgång utgör ett steg på vägen mot insatsmålet (och i förlängningen utvecklingsmålet) och varje deltagare i programmet förväntas genom sitt förändringsarbete bidra till att stärka sin organisations förutsättningar i förhållande till de konkreta utmaningar, problem eller svårigheter som landet och/eller organisationen står inför. Deltagarna/deltagande organisationer från de olika programomgångarna ska samverka med varandra och ges förutsättning att bygga uthålliga nätverk sinsemellan. Tanken är att programomgångarna ska bygga på varandra där varje deltagande organisations förändringsprojekt är ett led i en förändringsprocess som ska leda till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på landnivå för förbättrad förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Programmet är en vidareutveckling av de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda ITP inom området och planeras att riktas till enbart ett antal prioriterade länder samt i viss mån ytterligare länder som har strategisk betydelse för samarbetet globalt och regionalt. Samarbetet med deltagande organisationer skall bygga vidare på befintliga nätverk och kontakter som har skapats inom ramen för såväl ITP som andra bilaterala och regionala initiativ där Kemikalieispektionen är involverad. Som ett komplement till ITP programomgångarna planerar Kemikalieinspektionen fristående tematiska moduler (beräknat utrymme för 7 st.) som identifieras som relevanta av såväl Kemikalieinspektionen som samarbetsorganisationer och deltagarna. Modulerna kan genomföras i form av t.ex. temaspecifika workshops eller chefsseminarier och ska främja erfarenhetstubyte mellan olika aktörer kopplat till vissa ämnen och problemställningar på nationell nivå eller regional nivå. Det är kopplingen mellan att använda sig av ITP instrumentet och strategiska seminarier för att kunna sammanföra olika beslutsfattare och aktörer som ger mervärde till detta program. Den föreslagna insatsen skall bidra till att deltagande länder får ökade insikter i kopplingen mellan god kemikaliekontroll, ekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd samt att den institutionella infrastrukturen för kemikaliekontroll förbättras och att kemikaliekontrollen fungerar bättre enligt respektive lands förutsättningar. På medellång sikt skall detta kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram bidra till att en organisatorisk förändring påbörjas eller vidareutvecklas där deltagarna aktivt använder de kunskaper, verktyg och nätverk de erhållit inom programmet för att utveckla regler och institutionella strukturer för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå. Det handlar om att skapa ändamålsenliga samarbetsformer med olika aktörer för att möjliggöra en förebyggande kemikaliekontroll i landet och att koppla förändringsarbetet till relevanta nationella processer. Förebyggande kemikaliekontroll är en förutsättning för en hållbar utveckling och starkt kopplat till mänskliga rättigheter där en viktig aspekt är att inkludera och nå utsatta befolkningsgrupper. Det handlar om att skapa förutsättningar för delaktighet och transparens genom fungerande regelverk och tillsynsstrukturer. Det handlar också om att skapa en miljö där ansvarskrävande och ansvarsutkrävande är en självklarhet. Viktigt är här att klargöra olika aktörers roller och skyldigheter som kemikalieleverantörer och myndigheter på olika nivåer. Insatsen skall därför på ett tydligt sätt lyfta mänskliga rättigheter och ge verktyg för inkludera rättighetsperspektivet, jämställdhetsperspektivet och antikorruption i arbetet med kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalieinspektionen har sedan en lång tid tillbaka samarbete med Sida utöver egna bilaterala samarbeten med vissa länder såsom Kina, Brasilien, Indonesien och Sydafrika. Därutöver har Sverige och Kemikalieinspektionen varit ett av de tongivande länderna i utvecklingen av bl. a. EU:s kemikalieförordningar Reach (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals) och CLP (Classification and Labelling of Chemicals), EU:s förordningar för växtskyddsmedel och biocider samt den globala kemikaliestrategin SAICM och några av konventionerna på kemikalieområdet. I Sidas samarbetsländer finns det ett stort behov och en efterfrågan på att arbeta med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalier får ökad aktualitet när livsmedelsproduktionen förväntas öka i Afrika med användande av bekämpningsmedel. Mineral- och oljeutvinning samt olika typer av industriell tillväxt kräver en bredd av kemikalier. Programmet kommer att komplettera pågående initiativ på global, regional och nationell nivå såväl allmänt vad gäller t.ex. Sida-finansierade program med andra aktörer som de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda samarbetena. Programmet planeras att riktas till ett antal prioriterade länder såsom Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina och Moldavien samt i viss mån andra strategiska länder. Länderna ingår i olika samarbeten såsom Kemikalieinspektionens Sydostasienprogram finansierat av Sida eller har uttryckt en önskan om stöd och samarbete t.ex. när det gäller efterlevnad av GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals). Insatsen ska på lång sikt (utvecklingsmål) ha bidragit till ett förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd, ekonomisk tillväxt och minskad fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att deltagarländer har genomfört nödvändig regelutveckling inklusive förbättrad samordning mellan ansvariga myndigheter, infört en finansieringsmekanism, utvecklat tillsyn och regeltillämpning samt etablerat ändamålsenliga nätverk. Insatsen ska efter 3 - 5 år ha bidragit till att institutioner med särskilt ansvar för förebyggande kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå  - kartlägger hinder och möjligheter i landet för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - identifierar och involverar nyckelaktörer för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - arbetar för att barns och kvinnors rättigheter tillvaratas i arbetet med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll - börjar tillämpa befintlig ändamålsenlig lagstiftning samt - vidareutvecklar förslag till lagstiftning, nya metoder eller nya arbetssätt för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Kenya Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Moldova (the Republic of) Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Zambia Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Insatsen "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" följde formen för ett internationellt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram (ITP) och genomfördes mellan november 2017 - december 2024. Inom ramen för programmet implementerades sammanlagt 101 förändringsinitiativ av 126 deltagare från utvalda organisationer i samarbetsländerna (detaljerad information om deltagande organisationer och genomförda förändringsinitiativ finns att läsa i slutrapporteringen, dok.-nr. 16/001079-30). Resultaten inkluderar förbättrade metoder, praxis och verktyg för förebyggande kemikaliekontroll i deltagande länder. Dessa förbättringar inkluderar utveckling av föreskrifter och andra lagstiftningsdokument, metoder för intressentengagemang, utökade nätverk, checklistor för inspektioner, inspektionsguider, informationsoch utbildningsmaterial, finansieringsmekanismer för kemikaliehantering genom serviceavgifter, förbättrad hantering av tomma bekämpningsmedelsbehållare, etablering av nya organisatoriska enheter, ökad användning av personlig skyddsutrustning (PPE), förbättrad säkerhet på arbetsplatsen, nya metoder för att analysera rester i livsmedel, riktlinjer för kemikaliehantering, samt standards och riktlinjer för registrering av bekämpningsmedel och biologiska bekämpningsmedel. Sju länder valdes ut som prioriterade länder för insatsen: Tanzania, Albanien, Moldavien, Kenya, Uganda, Zambia och Laos. Programmet fokuserade främst på dessa länder. Urvalet gjordes i dialog med Sida, baserat på den svenska regeringens strategier för utvecklingssamarbete och de erfarenheter som KEMI gjort under inledningsfasen. Kemikalieinspektionen är en erfaren genomförare av internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom kemikaliekontroll och har sedan många år en rad samarbeten med Sida på global, regional och bilateral nivå med goda resultat. Även dessa samarbeten har en stark kapacitetsutvecklande karaktär. För att skapa en fungerande kemikaliekontroll globalt behövs det en mängd kompetenta aktörer som med fungerande regelverk och effektivt samarbete över landsgränserna strävar mot en giftfri miljö. Långsiktiga och tillitsfulla relationer är här en förutsättning. Denna insats bedöms ha haft en förstärkande och kompletterande roll i förhållande till Kemikalieinspektionens sammanlagda internationella verksamhet och andra Sida finansierade initiativ inom ramen för respektive strategi. Insatsen byggde även på tidigare genomförda ITP program och därmed i många länder på upparbetade goda samarbetsrelationer. Insatsen bedöms ha bidragit till det övergripande målet både genom deltagarorganisationers initierade förändringsprojekt och genom verksamhetens strategiska planering och upplägg som kompletterar och förstärker lokala, nationella och internationella initiativ samt genom att utnyttja synergier med andra Sida finansierade insatser som Kemikalieinspektionen genomför globalt och bilateralt. I det följande nämns några exempel på resultat som bedöms bidragit till det övergripande målet: I Kenya deltog bl.a. The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) som en av nyckelorganisationerna för förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. NEMA's förändringsinitiativ handlade om att upprätta en kemikaliedatabas som kommer att vara avgörande för registrering av kemikalier för att kontrollera import, export, tillverkning, lagring och leverans av alla typer av kemikalier i Kenya. Arbetet genomfördes av ett team ITP deltagare/alumnis på NEMA, Ministry of Health, Ministry of environment samt andra relaterade organisationer. Samordningsmekanismerna har stärkts genom bildandet av en sektorsövergripande kommitté för sund kemikaliehantering, som involverar både statliga och privata intressenter. Den sektorsövergripande kommittén har inrättats och offentliggjorts. NEMA lyfter ITP programmets roll i arbetet med att säerkställa efterlevnaden av befintliga bestämmelser inom kemikaliekontroll och lagföring av överträdelser. Ett annat exempel på förändringsinitiativ i Kenya är övervakning av olaglig användning av CCA (Chromated Copper Arsenate) kemikalien och dess produkter i Kisii län i Kenya. CCA används vid träkonservering och har nu inkluderats i listan över produkter som behöver övervakning och regelbunden samhällsutbildning. I Tanzania har Kemikalieinspektionen samarbetat med ett antal relevanta ministerier och myndigheter. En viktig partner var The Tropical Pesticide Research Institute (TPRI), ansvarig för registrering och hantering av pesticider och jordbrukskemikalier. I samband med antagande av den nya lagstiftningen kring pesticidkontroll (Plant Health Act 2020) etablerades sedan en till samarbetspart, Tanzania Plant Health and Pesticide Authority (TPHPA), som är ansvarig för godkännandet av pesticider. TPHPA lyfter ITP programmet som ett viktigt bidrag till att stärka organisationens kapacitet kring förbättrat kemikaliekontroll, identifiering och involvering av intressentgrupper, framtagande av lagstiftning och utvecklande av verktyg och tillvägagångssätt för att säkerställa efterlevnad av befintlig lagstiftning. Genom att utnyttja kunskapen som erhållits från ITP programmet involverade TPHPA viktiga intressenter i utvecklingen av den nya Plant Health Act 2020, som antogs i februari 2021. Efter detta föreslog TPHPA två nya tilläggsförordningar Plant Health Regulations 2023 och Plant Health Act (Amendment) Regulations 2024. Under hela denna process utnyttjades de färdigheter och erfarenheter deltagarna erhöll i programmet. De nya tilläggsförordningarna antogs och publicerades den 21 april 2023 respektive 3 maj 2024. I Albanien har programmet kompletterat Kemikalieinspektionens bilaterala verksamhet och bidragit till landets arbete med att uppnå EU medlemsskap genom sammanlagt fem förändringsinitiativ. Bl.a. har en bedömning av Albaniens biocid förordning genomförts i syfte att identifiera gap mellan Albaniens och EUs standards och hitta ett tillvägagångssätt att anpassa förordningen till EU standards. En webbplats med information om kemikalier som är tillåtna för import samt vilken hantering och dokumentation som krävs för att erhålla tillstånd från ansvariga ministerier har lanserats. Webbplatsen är en del av National Environment Agency's hemsida. I Moldavien bedöms programmet ha bidragit till pågående initiativ i landet och KemIs övriga verksamhet. Till följd av NARNRA:s (National Agency for the Regulation of Nuclear and Radiological Activities) deltagande i programmet utvecklades en förordning om struktur, funktion och ansvarsområde för den nya tillsynsmyndigheten, Kemikaliemyndigheten, baserat på omorganisationen av NARNRA. NARNRA:s deltagande kan ses som ett bidrag till en bättre, mer samordnad och effektiv struktur för reglering av kemisk verksamhet, och därigenom en sund kemikaliehantering i Moldavien. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54120190-5412019001 Sweden The Swedish Chemicals Agency has submitted a proposal to implement a capacity development program in the area of ??preventive chemical control as a further development of the previously implemented capacity development initiative ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" which will be completed in 2017 (case 2009-001693). The proposed program is planned under the title "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" and will include seven (7) program rounds in the form of so-called International Capacity Development Programs (ITP) and seven (7) complementary capacity building activities in the form of thematic modules. The initiative will begin with a start-up phase which aims to initiate closer cooperation between KemI and partner / participant organizations and to develop structures for performance management. The proposed effort will contribute to participating countries gaining increased insights into the link between good chemical control, economic growth and improved environmental and health conditions, and that the institutional infrastructure for chemical control is improved and that chemical control works better according to each country's conditions. In the medium term, this capacity development program will contribute to the initiation or further development of organizational change where participants actively use the knowledge, tools and networks they have acquired within the program to develop rules and institutional structures for improved chemical control at national level. It is about creating appropriate forms of cooperation with various actors to enable preventive chemical control in the country and to link the change work to relevant national processes. Preventive chemical control is a prerequisite for sustainable development and is strongly linked to human rights, where an important aspect is to include and reach vulnerable population groups. It is about creating conditions for participation and transparency through functioning regulations and supervisory structures. It is also about creating an environment where demanding and demanding is a matter of course. It is important here to clarify the roles and obligations of different actors such as chemical suppliers and authorities at different levels. The effort must therefore clearly raise human rights and provide tools for including the rights perspective, the gender equality perspective and anti-corruption in the work with chemical control. In Sida's partner countries, there is a great need and demand for working with preventive chemical control. Chemicals become more topical when food production is expected to increase in Africa with the use of pesticides. Mineral and oil extraction as well as various types of industrial growth require a wide range of chemicals. The program will complement ongoing initiatives at global, regional and national levels in general, e.g. Sida-funded programs with other actors such as the collaborations carried out by the Swedish Chemicals Agency. The program is planned to target a number of priority countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Moldova, and to some extent other strategic countries. The countries are part of various collaborations such as the Swedish Chemicals Agency's Southeast Asia program funded by Sida or have expressed a desire for support and cooperation, e.g. in the field of compliance with GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Kemikalieinspektionen (KEMI) har inkommit med ett förslag på att genomföra ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom området förebyggande kemikaliekontroll som en vidareutveckling av den tidigare genomförda kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatsen ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" som avslutas under 2017 (ärende 2009-001693). Det föreslagna programmet planeras under benämningen "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" och ska innehålla sju (7) programomgångar i form av så kallade Internationella Kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram (ITP) samt sju (7) kompletterande kapacitetuppbyggande aktiviteter i form av tematiska moduler. Insatsen kommer att inledas med en uppstartsfas vilken syftar till att inleda ett närmare samarbete mellan KemI och samarbets-/deltagarorganisationer samt att utveckla strukturer för resultatstyrning. Insatsen är en vidareutveckling av tidigare genomförda ITP då den använder sig av nätverk och tidigare erfarenheter. Den kommer delvis att följa ramarna för ett ITP genom att sammanföra strategiskt rekryterade deltagare i en serie av sju (7) liknande programomgångar (som var och en varar ca. 12 - 18 månader med schemalagd utbildning i Sverige och i regionen, mentorstöd i individuella eller gemensamma förändringsarbeten samt regionala uppföljningar) med ca. 5 deltagare per programomgång från fem till sju prioriterade länder. Därutöver ska upp till 5 deltagare kunna rekryteras från ytterligare länder som är av strategisk värde vad gäller t.ex. regionalt samarbete. Deltagarna förväntas efter avslutad programomgång ha ökade kunskaper, verktyg och kontaktytor för att driva effektiva förändringsprocesser inom sina respektive organisationer och institutioner. Varje enskild programomgång utgör ett steg på vägen mot insatsmålet (och i förlängningen utvecklingsmålet) och varje deltagare i programmet förväntas genom sitt förändringsarbete bidra till att stärka sin organisations förutsättningar i förhållande till de konkreta utmaningar, problem eller svårigheter som landet och/eller organisationen står inför. Deltagarna/deltagande organisationer från de olika programomgångarna ska samverka med varandra och ges förutsättning att bygga uthålliga nätverk sinsemellan. Tanken är att programomgångarna ska bygga på varandra där varje deltagande organisations förändringsprojekt är ett led i en förändringsprocess som ska leda till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på landnivå för förbättrad förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Programmet är en vidareutveckling av de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda ITP inom området och planeras att riktas till enbart ett antal prioriterade länder samt i viss mån ytterligare länder som har strategisk betydelse för samarbetet globalt och regionalt. Samarbetet med deltagande organisationer skall bygga vidare på befintliga nätverk och kontakter som har skapats inom ramen för såväl ITP som andra bilaterala och regionala initiativ där Kemikalieispektionen är involverad. Som ett komplement till ITP programomgångarna planerar Kemikalieinspektionen fristående tematiska moduler (beräknat utrymme för 7 st.) som identifieras som relevanta av såväl Kemikalieinspektionen som samarbetsorganisationer och deltagarna. Modulerna kan genomföras i form av t.ex. temaspecifika workshops eller chefsseminarier och ska främja erfarenhetstubyte mellan olika aktörer kopplat till vissa ämnen och problemställningar på nationell nivå eller regional nivå. Det är kopplingen mellan att använda sig av ITP instrumentet och strategiska seminarier för att kunna sammanföra olika beslutsfattare och aktörer som ger mervärde till detta program. Den föreslagna insatsen skall bidra till att deltagande länder får ökade insikter i kopplingen mellan god kemikaliekontroll, ekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd samt att den institutionella infrastrukturen för kemikaliekontroll förbättras och att kemikaliekontrollen fungerar bättre enligt respektive lands förutsättningar. På medellång sikt skall detta kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram bidra till att en organisatorisk förändring påbörjas eller vidareutvecklas där deltagarna aktivt använder de kunskaper, verktyg och nätverk de erhållit inom programmet för att utveckla regler och institutionella strukturer för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå. Det handlar om att skapa ändamålsenliga samarbetsformer med olika aktörer för att möjliggöra en förebyggande kemikaliekontroll i landet och att koppla förändringsarbetet till relevanta nationella processer. Förebyggande kemikaliekontroll är en förutsättning för en hållbar utveckling och starkt kopplat till mänskliga rättigheter där en viktig aspekt är att inkludera och nå utsatta befolkningsgrupper. Det handlar om att skapa förutsättningar för delaktighet och transparens genom fungerande regelverk och tillsynsstrukturer. Det handlar också om att skapa en miljö där ansvarskrävande och ansvarsutkrävande är en självklarhet. Viktigt är här att klargöra olika aktörers roller och skyldigheter som kemikalieleverantörer och myndigheter på olika nivåer. Insatsen skall därför på ett tydligt sätt lyfta mänskliga rättigheter och ge verktyg för inkludera rättighetsperspektivet, jämställdhetsperspektivet och antikorruption i arbetet med kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalieinspektionen har sedan en lång tid tillbaka samarbete med Sida utöver egna bilaterala samarbeten med vissa länder såsom Kina, Brasilien, Indonesien och Sydafrika. Därutöver har Sverige och Kemikalieinspektionen varit ett av de tongivande länderna i utvecklingen av bl. a. EU:s kemikalieförordningar Reach (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals) och CLP (Classification and Labelling of Chemicals), EU:s förordningar för växtskyddsmedel och biocider samt den globala kemikaliestrategin SAICM och några av konventionerna på kemikalieområdet. I Sidas samarbetsländer finns det ett stort behov och en efterfrågan på att arbeta med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalier får ökad aktualitet när livsmedelsproduktionen förväntas öka i Afrika med användande av bekämpningsmedel. Mineral- och oljeutvinning samt olika typer av industriell tillväxt kräver en bredd av kemikalier. Programmet kommer att komplettera pågående initiativ på global, regional och nationell nivå såväl allmänt vad gäller t.ex. Sida-finansierade program med andra aktörer som de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda samarbetena. Programmet planeras att riktas till ett antal prioriterade länder såsom Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina och Moldavien samt i viss mån andra strategiska länder. Länderna ingår i olika samarbeten såsom Kemikalieinspektionens Sydostasienprogram finansierat av Sida eller har uttryckt en önskan om stöd och samarbete t.ex. när det gäller efterlevnad av GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals). Insatsen ska på lång sikt (utvecklingsmål) ha bidragit till ett förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd, ekonomisk tillväxt och minskad fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att deltagarländer har genomfört nödvändig regelutveckling inklusive förbättrad samordning mellan ansvariga myndigheter, infört en finansieringsmekanism, utvecklat tillsyn och regeltillämpning samt etablerat ändamålsenliga nätverk. Insatsen ska efter 3 - 5 år ha bidragit till att institutioner med särskilt ansvar för förebyggande kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå  - kartlägger hinder och möjligheter i landet för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - identifierar och involverar nyckelaktörer för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - arbetar för att barns och kvinnors rättigheter tillvaratas i arbetet med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll - börjar tillämpa befintlig ändamålsenlig lagstiftning samt - vidareutvecklar förslag till lagstiftning, nya metoder eller nya arbetssätt för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll.   Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 2608050 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 2608050 0 5000000 10000000 1000000 0 -10000000 0 -10000000 10000000 -5000000 0 -10000000 3608050 Kemikalieinspektionen 1000000 Kemikalieinspektionen 2608050 Kemikalieinspektionen SE-0-SE-6-54120190-5412019002 Sweden The Swedish Chemicals Agency has submitted a proposal to implement a capacity development program in the area of ??preventive chemical control as a further development of the previously implemented capacity development initiative ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" which will be completed in 2017 (case 2009-001693). The proposed program is planned under the title "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" and will include seven (7) program rounds in the form of so-called International Capacity Development Programs (ITP) and seven (7) complementary capacity building activities in the form of thematic modules. The initiative will begin with a start-up phase which aims to initiate closer cooperation between KemI and partner / participant organizations and to develop structures for performance management. The proposed effort will contribute to participating countries gaining increased insights into the link between good chemical control, economic growth and improved environmental and health conditions, and that the institutional infrastructure for chemical control is improved and that chemical control works better according to each country's conditions. In the medium term, this capacity development program will contribute to the initiation or further development of organizational change where participants actively use the knowledge, tools and networks they have acquired within the program to develop rules and institutional structures for improved chemical control at national level. It is about creating appropriate forms of cooperation with various actors to enable preventive chemical control in the country and to link the change work to relevant national processes. Preventive chemical control is a prerequisite for sustainable development and is strongly linked to human rights, where an important aspect is to include and reach vulnerable population groups. It is about creating conditions for participation and transparency through functioning regulations and supervisory structures. It is also about creating an environment where demanding and demanding is a matter of course. It is important here to clarify the roles and obligations of different actors such as chemical suppliers and authorities at different levels. The effort must therefore clearly raise human rights and provide tools for including the rights perspective, the gender equality perspective and anti-corruption in the work with chemical control. In Sida's partner countries, there is a great need and demand for working with preventive chemical control. Chemicals become more topical when food production is expected to increase in Africa with the use of pesticides. Mineral and oil extraction as well as various types of industrial growth require a wide range of chemicals. The program will complement ongoing initiatives at global, regional and national levels in general, e.g. Sida-funded programs with other actors such as the collaborations carried out by the Swedish Chemicals Agency. The program is planned to target a number of priority countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Moldova, and to some extent other strategic countries. The countries are part of various collaborations such as the Swedish Chemicals Agency's Southeast Asia program funded by Sida or have expressed a desire for support and cooperation, e.g. in the field of compliance with GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Kemikalieinspektionen (KEMI) har inkommit med ett förslag på att genomföra ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom området förebyggande kemikaliekontroll som en vidareutveckling av den tidigare genomförda kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatsen ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" som avslutas under 2017 (ärende 2009-001693). Det föreslagna programmet planeras under benämningen "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" och ska innehålla sju (7) programomgångar i form av så kallade Internationella Kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram (ITP) samt sju (7) kompletterande kapacitetuppbyggande aktiviteter i form av tematiska moduler. Insatsen kommer att inledas med en uppstartsfas vilken syftar till att inleda ett närmare samarbete mellan KemI och samarbets-/deltagarorganisationer samt att utveckla strukturer för resultatstyrning. Insatsen är en vidareutveckling av tidigare genomförda ITP då den använder sig av nätverk och tidigare erfarenheter. Den kommer delvis att följa ramarna för ett ITP genom att sammanföra strategiskt rekryterade deltagare i en serie av sju (7) liknande programomgångar (som var och en varar ca. 12 - 18 månader med schemalagd utbildning i Sverige och i regionen, mentorstöd i individuella eller gemensamma förändringsarbeten samt regionala uppföljningar) med ca. 5 deltagare per programomgång från fem till sju prioriterade länder. Därutöver ska upp till 5 deltagare kunna rekryteras från ytterligare länder som är av strategisk värde vad gäller t.ex. regionalt samarbete. Deltagarna förväntas efter avslutad programomgång ha ökade kunskaper, verktyg och kontaktytor för att driva effektiva förändringsprocesser inom sina respektive organisationer och institutioner. Varje enskild programomgång utgör ett steg på vägen mot insatsmålet (och i förlängningen utvecklingsmålet) och varje deltagare i programmet förväntas genom sitt förändringsarbete bidra till att stärka sin organisations förutsättningar i förhållande till de konkreta utmaningar, problem eller svårigheter som landet och/eller organisationen står inför. Deltagarna/deltagande organisationer från de olika programomgångarna ska samverka med varandra och ges förutsättning att bygga uthålliga nätverk sinsemellan. Tanken är att programomgångarna ska bygga på varandra där varje deltagande organisations förändringsprojekt är ett led i en förändringsprocess som ska leda till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på landnivå för förbättrad förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Programmet är en vidareutveckling av de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda ITP inom området och planeras att riktas till enbart ett antal prioriterade länder samt i viss mån ytterligare länder som har strategisk betydelse för samarbetet globalt och regionalt. Samarbetet med deltagande organisationer skall bygga vidare på befintliga nätverk och kontakter som har skapats inom ramen för såväl ITP som andra bilaterala och regionala initiativ där Kemikalieispektionen är involverad. Som ett komplement till ITP programomgångarna planerar Kemikalieinspektionen fristående tematiska moduler (beräknat utrymme för 7 st.) som identifieras som relevanta av såväl Kemikalieinspektionen som samarbetsorganisationer och deltagarna. Modulerna kan genomföras i form av t.ex. temaspecifika workshops eller chefsseminarier och ska främja erfarenhetstubyte mellan olika aktörer kopplat till vissa ämnen och problemställningar på nationell nivå eller regional nivå. Det är kopplingen mellan att använda sig av ITP instrumentet och strategiska seminarier för att kunna sammanföra olika beslutsfattare och aktörer som ger mervärde till detta program. Den föreslagna insatsen skall bidra till att deltagande länder får ökade insikter i kopplingen mellan god kemikaliekontroll, ekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd samt att den institutionella infrastrukturen för kemikaliekontroll förbättras och att kemikaliekontrollen fungerar bättre enligt respektive lands förutsättningar. På medellång sikt skall detta kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram bidra till att en organisatorisk förändring påbörjas eller vidareutvecklas där deltagarna aktivt använder de kunskaper, verktyg och nätverk de erhållit inom programmet för att utveckla regler och institutionella strukturer för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå. Det handlar om att skapa ändamålsenliga samarbetsformer med olika aktörer för att möjliggöra en förebyggande kemikaliekontroll i landet och att koppla förändringsarbetet till relevanta nationella processer. Förebyggande kemikaliekontroll är en förutsättning för en hållbar utveckling och starkt kopplat till mänskliga rättigheter där en viktig aspekt är att inkludera och nå utsatta befolkningsgrupper. Det handlar om att skapa förutsättningar för delaktighet och transparens genom fungerande regelverk och tillsynsstrukturer. Det handlar också om att skapa en miljö där ansvarskrävande och ansvarsutkrävande är en självklarhet. Viktigt är här att klargöra olika aktörers roller och skyldigheter som kemikalieleverantörer och myndigheter på olika nivåer. Insatsen skall därför på ett tydligt sätt lyfta mänskliga rättigheter och ge verktyg för inkludera rättighetsperspektivet, jämställdhetsperspektivet och antikorruption i arbetet med kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalieinspektionen har sedan en lång tid tillbaka samarbete med Sida utöver egna bilaterala samarbeten med vissa länder såsom Kina, Brasilien, Indonesien och Sydafrika. Därutöver har Sverige och Kemikalieinspektionen varit ett av de tongivande länderna i utvecklingen av bl. a. EU:s kemikalieförordningar Reach (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals) och CLP (Classification and Labelling of Chemicals), EU:s förordningar för växtskyddsmedel och biocider samt den globala kemikaliestrategin SAICM och några av konventionerna på kemikalieområdet. I Sidas samarbetsländer finns det ett stort behov och en efterfrågan på att arbeta med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalier får ökad aktualitet när livsmedelsproduktionen förväntas öka i Afrika med användande av bekämpningsmedel. Mineral- och oljeutvinning samt olika typer av industriell tillväxt kräver en bredd av kemikalier. Programmet kommer att komplettera pågående initiativ på global, regional och nationell nivå såväl allmänt vad gäller t.ex. Sida-finansierade program med andra aktörer som de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda samarbetena. Programmet planeras att riktas till ett antal prioriterade länder såsom Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina och Moldavien samt i viss mån andra strategiska länder. Länderna ingår i olika samarbeten såsom Kemikalieinspektionens Sydostasienprogram finansierat av Sida eller har uttryckt en önskan om stöd och samarbete t.ex. när det gäller efterlevnad av GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals). Insatsen ska på lång sikt (utvecklingsmål) ha bidragit till ett förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd, ekonomisk tillväxt och minskad fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att deltagarländer har genomfört nödvändig regelutveckling inklusive förbättrad samordning mellan ansvariga myndigheter, infört en finansieringsmekanism, utvecklat tillsyn och regeltillämpning samt etablerat ändamålsenliga nätverk. Insatsen ska efter 3 - 5 år ha bidragit till att institutioner med särskilt ansvar för förebyggande kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå  - kartlägger hinder och möjligheter i landet för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - identifierar och involverar nyckelaktörer för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - arbetar för att barns och kvinnors rättigheter tillvaratas i arbetet med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll - börjar tillämpa befintlig ändamålsenlig lagstiftning samt - vidareutvecklar förslag till lagstiftning, nya metoder eller nya arbetssätt för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll.   Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 124376 0 0 0 0 0 0 124376 0 0 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 37312.8 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 37312.8 Kemikalieinspektionen 12437.6 Kemikalieinspektionen Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120190-5412019003 Sweden The Swedish Chemicals Agency has submitted a proposal to implement a capacity development program in the area of ??preventive chemical control as a further development of the previously implemented capacity development initiative ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" which will be completed in 2017 (case 2009-001693). The proposed program is planned under the title "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" and will include seven (7) program rounds in the form of so-called International Capacity Development Programs (ITP) and seven (7) complementary capacity building activities in the form of thematic modules. The initiative will begin with a start-up phase which aims to initiate closer cooperation between KemI and partner / participant organizations and to develop structures for performance management. The proposed effort will contribute to participating countries gaining increased insights into the link between good chemical control, economic growth and improved environmental and health conditions, and that the institutional infrastructure for chemical control is improved and that chemical control works better according to each country's conditions. In the medium term, this capacity development program will contribute to the initiation or further development of organizational change where participants actively use the knowledge, tools and networks they have acquired within the program to develop rules and institutional structures for improved chemical control at national level. It is about creating appropriate forms of cooperation with various actors to enable preventive chemical control in the country and to link the change work to relevant national processes. Preventive chemical control is a prerequisite for sustainable development and is strongly linked to human rights, where an important aspect is to include and reach vulnerable population groups. It is about creating conditions for participation and transparency through functioning regulations and supervisory structures. It is also about creating an environment where demanding and demanding is a matter of course. It is important here to clarify the roles and obligations of different actors such as chemical suppliers and authorities at different levels. The effort must therefore clearly raise human rights and provide tools for including the rights perspective, the gender equality perspective and anti-corruption in the work with chemical control. In Sida's partner countries, there is a great need and demand for working with preventive chemical control. Chemicals become more topical when food production is expected to increase in Africa with the use of pesticides. Mineral and oil extraction as well as various types of industrial growth require a wide range of chemicals. The program will complement ongoing initiatives at global, regional and national levels in general, e.g. Sida-funded programs with other actors such as the collaborations carried out by the Swedish Chemicals Agency. The program is planned to target a number of priority countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Moldova, and to some extent other strategic countries. The countries are part of various collaborations such as the Swedish Chemicals Agency's Southeast Asia program funded by Sida or have expressed a desire for support and cooperation, e.g. in the field of compliance with GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Kemikalieinspektionen (KEMI) har inkommit med ett förslag på att genomföra ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom området förebyggande kemikaliekontroll som en vidareutveckling av den tidigare genomförda kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatsen ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" som avslutas under 2017 (ärende 2009-001693). Det föreslagna programmet planeras under benämningen "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" och ska innehålla sju (7) programomgångar i form av så kallade Internationella Kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram (ITP) samt sju (7) kompletterande kapacitetuppbyggande aktiviteter i form av tematiska moduler. Insatsen kommer att inledas med en uppstartsfas vilken syftar till att inleda ett närmare samarbete mellan KemI och samarbets-/deltagarorganisationer samt att utveckla strukturer för resultatstyrning. Insatsen är en vidareutveckling av tidigare genomförda ITP då den använder sig av nätverk och tidigare erfarenheter. Den kommer delvis att följa ramarna för ett ITP genom att sammanföra strategiskt rekryterade deltagare i en serie av sju (7) liknande programomgångar (som var och en varar ca. 12 - 18 månader med schemalagd utbildning i Sverige och i regionen, mentorstöd i individuella eller gemensamma förändringsarbeten samt regionala uppföljningar) med ca. 5 deltagare per programomgång från fem till sju prioriterade länder. Därutöver ska upp till 5 deltagare kunna rekryteras från ytterligare länder som är av strategisk värde vad gäller t.ex. regionalt samarbete. Deltagarna förväntas efter avslutad programomgång ha ökade kunskaper, verktyg och kontaktytor för att driva effektiva förändringsprocesser inom sina respektive organisationer och institutioner. Varje enskild programomgång utgör ett steg på vägen mot insatsmålet (och i förlängningen utvecklingsmålet) och varje deltagare i programmet förväntas genom sitt förändringsarbete bidra till att stärka sin organisations förutsättningar i förhållande till de konkreta utmaningar, problem eller svårigheter som landet och/eller organisationen står inför. Deltagarna/deltagande organisationer från de olika programomgångarna ska samverka med varandra och ges förutsättning att bygga uthålliga nätverk sinsemellan. Tanken är att programomgångarna ska bygga på varandra där varje deltagande organisations förändringsprojekt är ett led i en förändringsprocess som ska leda till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på landnivå för förbättrad förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Programmet är en vidareutveckling av de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda ITP inom området och planeras att riktas till enbart ett antal prioriterade länder samt i viss mån ytterligare länder som har strategisk betydelse för samarbetet globalt och regionalt. Samarbetet med deltagande organisationer skall bygga vidare på befintliga nätverk och kontakter som har skapats inom ramen för såväl ITP som andra bilaterala och regionala initiativ där Kemikalieispektionen är involverad. Som ett komplement till ITP programomgångarna planerar Kemikalieinspektionen fristående tematiska moduler (beräknat utrymme för 7 st.) som identifieras som relevanta av såväl Kemikalieinspektionen som samarbetsorganisationer och deltagarna. Modulerna kan genomföras i form av t.ex. temaspecifika workshops eller chefsseminarier och ska främja erfarenhetstubyte mellan olika aktörer kopplat till vissa ämnen och problemställningar på nationell nivå eller regional nivå. Det är kopplingen mellan att använda sig av ITP instrumentet och strategiska seminarier för att kunna sammanföra olika beslutsfattare och aktörer som ger mervärde till detta program. Den föreslagna insatsen skall bidra till att deltagande länder får ökade insikter i kopplingen mellan god kemikaliekontroll, ekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd samt att den institutionella infrastrukturen för kemikaliekontroll förbättras och att kemikaliekontrollen fungerar bättre enligt respektive lands förutsättningar. På medellång sikt skall detta kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram bidra till att en organisatorisk förändring påbörjas eller vidareutvecklas där deltagarna aktivt använder de kunskaper, verktyg och nätverk de erhållit inom programmet för att utveckla regler och institutionella strukturer för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå. Det handlar om att skapa ändamålsenliga samarbetsformer med olika aktörer för att möjliggöra en förebyggande kemikaliekontroll i landet och att koppla förändringsarbetet till relevanta nationella processer. Förebyggande kemikaliekontroll är en förutsättning för en hållbar utveckling och starkt kopplat till mänskliga rättigheter där en viktig aspekt är att inkludera och nå utsatta befolkningsgrupper. Det handlar om att skapa förutsättningar för delaktighet och transparens genom fungerande regelverk och tillsynsstrukturer. Det handlar också om att skapa en miljö där ansvarskrävande och ansvarsutkrävande är en självklarhet. Viktigt är här att klargöra olika aktörers roller och skyldigheter som kemikalieleverantörer och myndigheter på olika nivåer. Insatsen skall därför på ett tydligt sätt lyfta mänskliga rättigheter och ge verktyg för inkludera rättighetsperspektivet, jämställdhetsperspektivet och antikorruption i arbetet med kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalieinspektionen har sedan en lång tid tillbaka samarbete med Sida utöver egna bilaterala samarbeten med vissa länder såsom Kina, Brasilien, Indonesien och Sydafrika. Därutöver har Sverige och Kemikalieinspektionen varit ett av de tongivande länderna i utvecklingen av bl. a. EU:s kemikalieförordningar Reach (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals) och CLP (Classification and Labelling of Chemicals), EU:s förordningar för växtskyddsmedel och biocider samt den globala kemikaliestrategin SAICM och några av konventionerna på kemikalieområdet. I Sidas samarbetsländer finns det ett stort behov och en efterfrågan på att arbeta med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalier får ökad aktualitet när livsmedelsproduktionen förväntas öka i Afrika med användande av bekämpningsmedel. Mineral- och oljeutvinning samt olika typer av industriell tillväxt kräver en bredd av kemikalier. Programmet kommer att komplettera pågående initiativ på global, regional och nationell nivå såväl allmänt vad gäller t.ex. Sida-finansierade program med andra aktörer som de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda samarbetena. Programmet planeras att riktas till ett antal prioriterade länder såsom Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina och Moldavien samt i viss mån andra strategiska länder. Länderna ingår i olika samarbeten såsom Kemikalieinspektionens Sydostasienprogram finansierat av Sida eller har uttryckt en önskan om stöd och samarbete t.ex. när det gäller efterlevnad av GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals). Insatsen ska på lång sikt (utvecklingsmål) ha bidragit till ett förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd, ekonomisk tillväxt och minskad fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att deltagarländer har genomfört nödvändig regelutveckling inklusive förbättrad samordning mellan ansvariga myndigheter, infört en finansieringsmekanism, utvecklat tillsyn och regeltillämpning samt etablerat ändamålsenliga nätverk. Insatsen ska efter 3 - 5 år ha bidragit till att institutioner med särskilt ansvar för förebyggande kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå  - kartlägger hinder och möjligheter i landet för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - identifierar och involverar nyckelaktörer för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - arbetar för att barns och kvinnors rättigheter tillvaratas i arbetet med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll - börjar tillämpa befintlig ändamålsenlig lagstiftning samt - vidareutvecklar förslag till lagstiftning, nya metoder eller nya arbetssätt för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll.   Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. 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hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120190-5412019005 Sweden The Swedish Chemicals Agency has submitted a proposal to implement a capacity development program in the area of ??preventive chemical control as a further development of the previously implemented capacity development initiative ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" which will be completed in 2017 (case 2009-001693). The proposed program is planned under the title "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" and will include seven (7) program rounds in the form of so-called International Capacity Development Programs (ITP) and seven (7) complementary capacity building activities in the form of thematic modules. The initiative will begin with a start-up phase which aims to initiate closer cooperation between KemI and partner / participant organizations and to develop structures for performance management. The proposed effort will contribute to participating countries gaining increased insights into the link between good chemical control, economic growth and improved environmental and health conditions, and that the institutional infrastructure for chemical control is improved and that chemical control works better according to each country's conditions. In the medium term, this capacity development program will contribute to the initiation or further development of organizational change where participants actively use the knowledge, tools and networks they have acquired within the program to develop rules and institutional structures for improved chemical control at national level. It is about creating appropriate forms of cooperation with various actors to enable preventive chemical control in the country and to link the change work to relevant national processes. Preventive chemical control is a prerequisite for sustainable development and is strongly linked to human rights, where an important aspect is to include and reach vulnerable population groups. It is about creating conditions for participation and transparency through functioning regulations and supervisory structures. It is also about creating an environment where demanding and demanding is a matter of course. It is important here to clarify the roles and obligations of different actors such as chemical suppliers and authorities at different levels. The effort must therefore clearly raise human rights and provide tools for including the rights perspective, the gender equality perspective and anti-corruption in the work with chemical control. In Sida's partner countries, there is a great need and demand for working with preventive chemical control. Chemicals become more topical when food production is expected to increase in Africa with the use of pesticides. Mineral and oil extraction as well as various types of industrial growth require a wide range of chemicals. The program will complement ongoing initiatives at global, regional and national levels in general, e.g. Sida-funded programs with other actors such as the collaborations carried out by the Swedish Chemicals Agency. The program is planned to target a number of priority countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Moldova, and to some extent other strategic countries. The countries are part of various collaborations such as the Swedish Chemicals Agency's Southeast Asia program funded by Sida or have expressed a desire for support and cooperation, e.g. in the field of compliance with GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Kemikalieinspektionen (KEMI) har inkommit med ett förslag på att genomföra ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom området förebyggande kemikaliekontroll som en vidareutveckling av den tidigare genomförda kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatsen ITP 299 "Chemicals Management" som avslutas under 2017 (ärende 2009-001693). Det föreslagna programmet planeras under benämningen "Developing Strategies for National Chemicals Management - Development of Legal and Institutional Infrastructures for Preventive Chemicals Control" och ska innehålla sju (7) programomgångar i form av så kallade Internationella Kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram (ITP) samt sju (7) kompletterande kapacitetuppbyggande aktiviteter i form av tematiska moduler. Insatsen kommer att inledas med en uppstartsfas vilken syftar till att inleda ett närmare samarbete mellan KemI och samarbets-/deltagarorganisationer samt att utveckla strukturer för resultatstyrning. Insatsen är en vidareutveckling av tidigare genomförda ITP då den använder sig av nätverk och tidigare erfarenheter. Den kommer delvis att följa ramarna för ett ITP genom att sammanföra strategiskt rekryterade deltagare i en serie av sju (7) liknande programomgångar (som var och en varar ca. 12 - 18 månader med schemalagd utbildning i Sverige och i regionen, mentorstöd i individuella eller gemensamma förändringsarbeten samt regionala uppföljningar) med ca. 5 deltagare per programomgång från fem till sju prioriterade länder. Därutöver ska upp till 5 deltagare kunna rekryteras från ytterligare länder som är av strategisk värde vad gäller t.ex. regionalt samarbete. Deltagarna förväntas efter avslutad programomgång ha ökade kunskaper, verktyg och kontaktytor för att driva effektiva förändringsprocesser inom sina respektive organisationer och institutioner. Varje enskild programomgång utgör ett steg på vägen mot insatsmålet (och i förlängningen utvecklingsmålet) och varje deltagare i programmet förväntas genom sitt förändringsarbete bidra till att stärka sin organisations förutsättningar i förhållande till de konkreta utmaningar, problem eller svårigheter som landet och/eller organisationen står inför. Deltagarna/deltagande organisationer från de olika programomgångarna ska samverka med varandra och ges förutsättning att bygga uthålliga nätverk sinsemellan. Tanken är att programomgångarna ska bygga på varandra där varje deltagande organisations förändringsprojekt är ett led i en förändringsprocess som ska leda till att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på landnivå för förbättrad förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Programmet är en vidareutveckling av de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda ITP inom området och planeras att riktas till enbart ett antal prioriterade länder samt i viss mån ytterligare länder som har strategisk betydelse för samarbetet globalt och regionalt. Samarbetet med deltagande organisationer skall bygga vidare på befintliga nätverk och kontakter som har skapats inom ramen för såväl ITP som andra bilaterala och regionala initiativ där Kemikalieispektionen är involverad. Som ett komplement till ITP programomgångarna planerar Kemikalieinspektionen fristående tematiska moduler (beräknat utrymme för 7 st.) som identifieras som relevanta av såväl Kemikalieinspektionen som samarbetsorganisationer och deltagarna. Modulerna kan genomföras i form av t.ex. temaspecifika workshops eller chefsseminarier och ska främja erfarenhetstubyte mellan olika aktörer kopplat till vissa ämnen och problemställningar på nationell nivå eller regional nivå. Det är kopplingen mellan att använda sig av ITP instrumentet och strategiska seminarier för att kunna sammanföra olika beslutsfattare och aktörer som ger mervärde till detta program. Den föreslagna insatsen skall bidra till att deltagande länder får ökade insikter i kopplingen mellan god kemikaliekontroll, ekonomisk tillväxt och förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd samt att den institutionella infrastrukturen för kemikaliekontroll förbättras och att kemikaliekontrollen fungerar bättre enligt respektive lands förutsättningar. På medellång sikt skall detta kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram bidra till att en organisatorisk förändring påbörjas eller vidareutvecklas där deltagarna aktivt använder de kunskaper, verktyg och nätverk de erhållit inom programmet för att utveckla regler och institutionella strukturer för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå. Det handlar om att skapa ändamålsenliga samarbetsformer med olika aktörer för att möjliggöra en förebyggande kemikaliekontroll i landet och att koppla förändringsarbetet till relevanta nationella processer. Förebyggande kemikaliekontroll är en förutsättning för en hållbar utveckling och starkt kopplat till mänskliga rättigheter där en viktig aspekt är att inkludera och nå utsatta befolkningsgrupper. Det handlar om att skapa förutsättningar för delaktighet och transparens genom fungerande regelverk och tillsynsstrukturer. Det handlar också om att skapa en miljö där ansvarskrävande och ansvarsutkrävande är en självklarhet. Viktigt är här att klargöra olika aktörers roller och skyldigheter som kemikalieleverantörer och myndigheter på olika nivåer. Insatsen skall därför på ett tydligt sätt lyfta mänskliga rättigheter och ge verktyg för inkludera rättighetsperspektivet, jämställdhetsperspektivet och antikorruption i arbetet med kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalieinspektionen har sedan en lång tid tillbaka samarbete med Sida utöver egna bilaterala samarbeten med vissa länder såsom Kina, Brasilien, Indonesien och Sydafrika. Därutöver har Sverige och Kemikalieinspektionen varit ett av de tongivande länderna i utvecklingen av bl. a. EU:s kemikalieförordningar Reach (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals) och CLP (Classification and Labelling of Chemicals), EU:s förordningar för växtskyddsmedel och biocider samt den globala kemikaliestrategin SAICM och några av konventionerna på kemikalieområdet. I Sidas samarbetsländer finns det ett stort behov och en efterfrågan på att arbeta med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll. Kemikalier får ökad aktualitet när livsmedelsproduktionen förväntas öka i Afrika med användande av bekämpningsmedel. Mineral- och oljeutvinning samt olika typer av industriell tillväxt kräver en bredd av kemikalier. Programmet kommer att komplettera pågående initiativ på global, regional och nationell nivå såväl allmänt vad gäller t.ex. Sida-finansierade program med andra aktörer som de av Kemikalieinspektionen genomförda samarbetena. Programmet planeras att riktas till ett antal prioriterade länder såsom Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Myanmar, Laos, Bangladesh, Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina och Moldavien samt i viss mån andra strategiska länder. Länderna ingår i olika samarbeten såsom Kemikalieinspektionens Sydostasienprogram finansierat av Sida eller har uttryckt en önskan om stöd och samarbete t.ex. när det gäller efterlevnad av GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals). Insatsen ska på lång sikt (utvecklingsmål) ha bidragit till ett förbättrat miljö- och hälsotillstånd, ekonomisk tillväxt och minskad fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att deltagarländer har genomfört nödvändig regelutveckling inklusive förbättrad samordning mellan ansvariga myndigheter, infört en finansieringsmekanism, utvecklat tillsyn och regeltillämpning samt etablerat ändamålsenliga nätverk. Insatsen ska efter 3 - 5 år ha bidragit till att institutioner med särskilt ansvar för förebyggande kemikaliekontroll på nationell nivå  - kartlägger hinder och möjligheter i landet för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - identifierar och involverar nyckelaktörer för att genomföra en förbättrad kemikaliekontroll - arbetar för att barns och kvinnors rättigheter tillvaratas i arbetet med förebyggande kemikaliekontroll - börjar tillämpa befintlig ändamålsenlig lagstiftning samt - vidareutvecklar förslag till lagstiftning, nya metoder eller nya arbetssätt för förbättrad kemikaliekontroll.   Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6500673 1481113 1721573.9999999998 1439095 1141609 1709760 42018 0 1927730 798178.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 798178.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 798178.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 2394535.7999999998 Kemikalieinspektionen 798178.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 798178.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 798178.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 798178.6 Kemikalieinspektionen 512928 Kemikalieinspektionen 170976 Kemikalieinspektionen 170976 Kemikalieinspektionen 170976 Kemikalieinspektionen 170976 Kemikalieinspektionen 170976 Kemikalieinspektionen 170976 Kemikalieinspektionen 170976 Kemikalieinspektionen 172157.4 Kemikalieinspektionen 172157.4 Kemikalieinspektionen 172157.4 Kemikalieinspektionen 172157.4 Kemikalieinspektionen 172157.4 Kemikalieinspektionen 516472.2 Kemikalieinspektionen 172157.4 Kemikalieinspektionen 172157.4 Kemikalieinspektionen 114160.9 Kemikalieinspektionen 114160.9 Kemikalieinspektionen 342482.7 Kemikalieinspektionen 114160.9 Kemikalieinspektionen 114160.9 Kemikalieinspektionen 114160.9 Kemikalieinspektionen 114160.9 Kemikalieinspektionen 114160.9 Kemikalieinspektionen 192773 Kemikalieinspektionen 192773 Kemikalieinspektionen 192773 Kemikalieinspektionen 192773 Kemikalieinspektionen 192773 Kemikalieinspektionen 192773 Kemikalieinspektionen 192773 Kemikalieinspektionen 578319 Kemikalieinspektionen 431728.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 143909.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 143909.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 143909.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 143909.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 143909.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 143909.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 143909.5 Kemikalieinspektionen 4201.8 Kemikalieinspektionen 4201.8 Kemikalieinspektionen 4201.8 Kemikalieinspektionen 4201.8 Kemikalieinspektionen 12605.4 Kemikalieinspektionen 4201.8 Kemikalieinspektionen 4201.8 Kemikalieinspektionen 4201.8 Kemikalieinspektionen Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-55020053 Sweden Support to SWAp forestry in Kosovo. Stöd till SWAp forestry i Kosovo. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Forestry development Forestry SE-0-SE-6-55020053-5502005301 Sweden Support to SWAp forestry in Kosovo. Stöd till SWAp forestry i Kosovo. Sweden Kosovo Forest Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kosovo Forest Agency Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 4000000 0 0 0 -1013560 4000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 Kosovo Forest Agency 4000000 Kosovo Forest Agency -1013559.6 Kosovo Forest Agency Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55020053-5502005302 Sweden Support to SWAp forestry in Kosovo. Stöd till SWAp forestry i Kosovo. 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Stöd till SWAp forestry i Kosovo. 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Stöd till SWAp forestry i Kosovo. 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There has been some insecurity on the side of AGE related to the format and content of agreed reporting. After arrival of the long term consultant in 2016 contracted by Niras the work and the process improved. Intermediate Result 1. Gender equality objectives are prioritized and further introduced and gradually integrated into policy and legal frameworks, and systems. Overview of Intermediate Result 1 To achieve the accomplishment of the intermediate result (1), four outputs were identified and expected to be delivered during the project life-cycle: Output 1.1.1 AGE and Gender Equality Officers (GEO)s practice gender mainstreaming and analysis in policy making processes Output 1.1.2 Increased coordination of AGE with Legal Office and the Secretariat at the Office of the Prime minister  to support gender mainstreaming processes and their implementation into policies and normative acts. Output 1.1.3 Kosovo line ministries and municipalities have improved methodology on gender data gathering and reporting. Output 1.1.4 Gender rEsponsive Budgeting (GRB) is initiated and piloted to selected Kosovo central and local level institutions.   Summary of Activities Undertaken: Introduction of Gender Equality Impact Assessment: Manual on the Implementation of Gender Equality Impact Assessment(GEIA), 12 two-day training sessions, 11 orientations sessions, 45 working groups drafting regulatory concept notes trained on GEIA , one study visits, Partial Ex-post of Law on Gender Equality, Manual on Monitoring Framework of the Law on Gender Equality Implementation, TOR on the LGE Monitoring and Reporting Information Management System, Training Plan Document for the Implementation of the Manual on Monitoring Framework of the Law on Gender Equality Implementation, Informative Package on What Shall We Know on Kosovo Gender Equality, two seminars, development of the Kosovo Program for Gender Equality, Manual for the Integrated Annual Planning System for AGE and Gender Mechanisms, two workshops, 45 gender equality officers and AGE staff trained on the drafting effective annual work plan document. Draft Concept Note on the Gender Budgeting in Kosovo, two study visits. Intermediate Result 2. Partnership and networking platforms contribute to the institutional strengthening of gender mechanism, inform policies and effective coordination system. Overview of Intermediate Result 2 To achieve the accomplishment of the intermediate result (2), the following outputs were identified and expected to be delivered during the project life-cycle: Output 2.1.1 AGE develops partnership for professional development and policy tools in the following areas: gender statistics and institutional strengthening. Output 2.1.2 AGE develops partnership with academia to access expertise and improve gender mainstreaming. Output 2.1.3 AGE establishes and leads at least two national networks with participation of CSOs and other partners. Summary of Activities Undertaken: Support to AGE and Agency of Statistics for the development of Kosovo Gender Equality Index, training of the working group working on the data calculation for the production of Gender Equality Index, Development of Gender and Economics syllabus and its approval as a taught course in the School of Economics of Prishtina University (UP), Seminar on gender and economics and gender mainstreaming in the tertiary education with students and faculty staff of the School of Economics of Prishtina University, Purchasing of several book titles for the creation of mini-library on gender and economics and as part of the literature required by the syllabus. Obtaining of the publishing right for the main textbook of the Gender and Economics syllabus and its translation in Kosovo’s official language. Linkages established between School of Economics of UP and the Institute for Social Studies of the Hague University for future partnership development on knowledge sharing and expertise on gender mainstreaming in academia and field of economic studies. Development of the Manual for Preventing Gender Stereotypes and Promoting Gender Equality in School Textbooks. The manual aims to assist textbook reviewers, and not only, during the review process of textbooks, covering grade 1 to 12 of the pre-university school system. Seminar with policy makers of Ministry of Education, Science and technology, CSOs representatives, school directors and teachers, Kosovo gender mechanisms on the use and benefits of the Manual. Intermediate Result 3. Gender equality is publicly promoted and gender stereotypes are addressed. Overview of Intermediate Result 3 To achieve the accomplishment of the intermediate result (3), the following outputs were identified and expected to be delivered during the project life-cycle: Output 3.1.1 AGE develops and implements a four-year communication strategy for promoting the Kosovo gender equality agenda to Kosovo public. Output 3.1.2 AGE’s capacities to monitor and counteract media gender stereotypes enhanced. Summary of Activities Undertaken: Development of a Four-Year of Communication Strategy of AGE on communicating Gender Equality Agenda of Kosovo. Three trainings on gender and media with public information officers in line ministries and municipalities, advertising firms and one seminar with students of journalism from the School of Journalism from Prishtina University. One research on Gender Representation on Print Media in Kosovo. Two round tables with journalists and students of journalism presenting the results of Gender Representation on Print Media in Kosovo. Established AGE Resource Center with gender literature covering diverse studying areas. Please see Exit Plan-AGE under the folder Niras \\PRISTI-EM-FS-01\Shared\Common\REFORM COOPERATION\8. RA2 STRENGTHENED DEMOCRACY\Civil Society\AGE\Niras\5. Narrative and Financial report as per the Agreement\2020     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020175-5502017501 Sweden Support to Agency for Gender Equality, Govenment of Kosovo, as part of support to public administration reform Stöd till Agency for Gender Equality, Government of Kosovo, as part od support to public administration reform Sweden Agency Gender Equality Kosovo Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agency Gender Equality Kosovo 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1050000 0 1600000 850000 750000 300000 950000 -750000 0 0 850000 1050000 0 950000 0 850000 -950000 -950000 750000 -850000 1600000 300000 0 750000 4550000 Agency Gender Equality Kosovo 1050000 Agency Gender Equality Kosovo 1600000 Agency Gender Equality Kosovo 850000 Agency Gender Equality Kosovo 750000 Agency Gender Equality Kosovo 300000 Agency Gender Equality Kosovo 0.08 Agency Gender Equality Kosovo Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020175-5502017502 Sweden Support to Agency for Gender Equality, Govenment of Kosovo, as part of support to public administration reform Stöd till Agency for Gender Equality, Government of Kosovo, as part od support to public administration reform Sweden Agency Gender Equality Kosovo Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 10.3 - 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Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 350000 140310 140310 500000 0 -500000 -500000 500000 350000 0 0 0 0 490310 Cowater International Sweden AB 350000 Cowater International Sweden AB 140310 Cowater International Sweden AB Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020175-5502017504 Sweden Support to Agency for Gender Equality, Govenment of Kosovo, as part of support to public administration reform Stöd till Agency for Gender Equality, Government of Kosovo, as part od support to public administration reform Sweden Agency Gender Equality Kosovo Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agency Gender Equality Kosovo Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -93511 -93511 Agency Gender Equality Kosovo Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050117 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Cameroon Colombia Ecuador Guatemala Indonesia India Kenya Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Liberia Madagascar Mongolia Malawi Nicaragua Nepal Peru Philippines (the) Senegal South Sudan Togo Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Kosovo South Africa Developing countries, unspecified Rural development Other Multisector Expected and unexpected results This Sida contribution contributed to different levels, i.e. global/normative level [GLOB/NORM], at national/institutional level [NAT/INST] and actors/target group [ACT/TG] of the Theory of Change (ToC) of the Strategy for Swedens global development cooperation in sustainable economic development 2018-2022. It also contributed to three of its strategic objectives: ECO 2.1 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources; and ECO 2.4 Strengthened women's economic empowerment. The focus during the extension 2019 - 2021 was to continue implementing the new operating model of ILC. The operating model focused on how ILC best supported the transformative strategies and capacities of member-led platforms, while promoting the full participation of grassroots organisations. ILCs results and impact was measured against a revised results framework emphasising sustainable outcome indicators. An important role of ILC under the new operating model was to enhance the capacities of member-led platforms to be transformational. At the end of the 2020, ILC was a coalition of 254 members, where 101 are constituency-based organisations platforms. The latter represents 40% of ILCs total members, representing 71 million people and 57 thousand communities. Results acheived at country or regional level Results connected to what the ILC and members have done during the COVID-19 crisis In the Peruvian Amazon, the Wampis indigenous peoples supported by Forest Peoples Programme (FPP) have protected their rights by restricting access to their territories. As the government struggles to reach out to indigenous communities in the Amazon, the Wampis are working with the Peruvian military to secure their border with Ecuador, and are also working to develop and implement intercultural health plans for communal territories. This result reports to the protection of the integrity pf territories of IPLCs (NAT/INST)(ACT/TG). Despite the pandemic, ILC Africa members were able to achieve remarkable outcomes in 2020. Five land-related laws were changed (in Togo, Liberia and DRC) with 22 submissions currently under consideration by parliaments. In Togo, members collaborated with FAO to produce an animated guide on land rights that will be used by three million rural farmers. In Malawi, members fought for inclusive implementation of the Customary Land Act in four pilot areas, which is now benefiting 4,600 people, including 1,380 women, in terms of securing agricultural land. In Madagascar, members led a mobilisation in support of a National Assembly vote on the 2018 law on the protection of human rights. In Tanzania, under the Participatory Rangelands Management project, they facilitated the legal recognition of livestock associations in Kiteto district in Manyara region, benefiting 50,000 pastoralists, of whom 15,000 were women. In Cameroon, they helped to halt destruction of the Ebo Forest, securing land rights for 1,200 forest users, of whom 460 were women. In Senegal, they pushed for a COVID-19 recovery plan that has assisted 10,000 people, including 3,600 women, while in DRC they helped to enforce the 2019 edict in support of human rights defenders in North Kivu (NAT/INST)(ACT/TG). Work of the NES platforms for Gender Equality, and championing womens participation in decision-making spaces In many parts of the world, cultural and traditional norms continue to prevent women from participating in the same spaces as men, where important decisions are made regarding their fundamental rights and future. NES platforms have been taking on this challenge and have achieved early successes in their advocacy efforts, as governments have adopted gender-sensitive laws and have ensured gender justice in their practices. In Albania, the adoption of a new forestry sector law has ensured that management plans for forests are drafted with gender balanced public participation. Similarly, in Mongolia, NES members managed to get soums (district-level government) to accept women as joint signatories for Pasture Use Agreements which define pasture use between herders and the soums, thus strengthening womens decision-making power and control over household resources. NES platforms also worked to increase womens participation in decision-making spaces. In Cameroon, NES members successfully advocated for the restructuring of traditional customary practices, with the result that the membership of Councils of Notables must now have at least 30% participation of women and youth (NAT/INST)(ACT/TG). Results at global level Connected to the global work of the NES platforms By the end of 2020, 40% of the NESs had integrated LANDex into their triennial workplans, equipping them to engage with governments in reporting on land-related SDG indicators. ILC also report that changes NESs did internally, in regards to their internal governance systems, in part due to the new operating model, prompted the NESs to expand their current membership, prioritise CBOs, promote more women leaders in NES governing bodies (reported increase of 5%, with a total to 40%), and include government representatives in their steering committees (e.g. in Nepal. Kyrgyzstan, Albania, Liberia, and Malawi). This example provides evidence in the importance of trust building over the longer periods of time between local communities, CSOs, international agencies, and governments (GLOB/NORM) (NAT/INST) (ACT/TG). Work of CBIs connected to Family Farming The Strong Small-Scale Farming Systems initiative is one of the most successful examples of how CBIs can be integrated into national- and regional-level policy debates, and of how sustaining partnerships with IGOs and regional bodies such as REAF, SICA, ECOWAS and ASEAN can lead to policy change. This rich collaboration between members and partners contributed to the approval of seven national plans under the UNDFF in the Dominican Republic, the Gambia, Indonesia, Peru, Costa Rica, Nepal and Panama. By the end of 2020, 19 NES platforms had engaged with the UNDFF and seven countries had adopted family farming policies thanks to these joint efforts (GLOB/NORM) (ACT/TG). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050117-6105011701 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILC/International Land Coalition Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 9000000 9000000 0 0 -13000000 0 9000000 -9000000 10000000 9000000 9000000 13000000 -9500000 -9000000 9000000 0 9500000 0 28000000 ILC/International Land Coalition 10000000 ILC/International Land Coalition 9000000 ILC/International Land Coalition 9000000 ILC/International Land Coalition SE-0-SE-6-61050117-6105011702 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILC/International Land Coalition Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9500000 0 9500000 0 9500000 ILC/International Land Coalition 9500000 ILC/International Land Coalition SE-0-SE-6-61050117-6105011703 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILC/International Land Coalition 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 13000000 13000000 ILC/International Land Coalition 13000000 ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050117-6105011704 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILC/International Land Coalition 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 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2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050905 Sweden It is proposed that Sida will give core support to CSE for a 5-year period, 2019-2024, of a total of 120 million SEK. CSE does not channel any funds to third parties. The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is an Indian non-governmental, reserach-policy organisation established in 1980 with its office located in New Delhi, India. The main objectives are to create public awareness and policy change on environmental issues, equality and sustainable development. The work consists of research, advocacy, information, communication, training and capacity building in the areas of sustainable urban development, water and sanitation, sustainable industrialisation, renewable energy and climate change. CSE is one of the first research organisations established in India focusing on environment and pollution, and since its inception it has grown into an internationally renowned organisation working on policy change in Asia, and on global environment and climate issues. The collaboration between Sida and CSE originally started in early 1990’s, and in 1996 Sida became the first organisation to support CSE’s work against pollution. Funding from Sida for the period 2014-2019 has been for core activities, with a total of SEK 90 million. These funds have provided support to CSE’s process of globalizing their work and expanding their work towards African countries with a special focus on establishing a global think tank to take CSE’s activities and initiatives to a global level and influence South-South partnerships. During this phase they strengthened their work and developed into an influential voice based on knowledge and on-the-ground experience to place Southern perspectives in the global development debate. They were also able to promote South to South cooperation, and linkages between local and global initiatives and processes on enviroment and climate policy and negotiations. CSE has seeked to create change and influence the thinking through engagement on different levels with an approach and perspective that have been and still are highly relevant for poverty reduction and gender equality. Their work over the years has had clear objectives to target the needs of the most marginalized and to see how their knowledge, labour and organization can be integrated into sustainable development strategies. In the proposed “Phase 2" of the support for the period 2019 to 2024, CSE aims to continue to use the same strategic focus and plan as previously. They aim to deepen their engagement in the countries and areas where they have worked during phase 1. CSE also plans to somewhat expand their work in Africa and Asia, as well as to initiate a number of new programs focusing on capacity development, but they do not plan to set-up new offices. Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) har inkommit med en förfrågan till Sida om stöd för ytterligare en femårsperiod, 2019-2024, om totalt 120 miljoner kr. Stödet förslås att vara i form av kärnstöd för stöd till genomförandet av CSEs strategiska plan 2019-2024. CSE har ingen vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. CSE är en forskningsbaserad miljöorganisation baserad i New Delhi, Indien, och som sedan 2014 har en global verksamhet. De arbetar med tillämpad forskning, policypåverkan, kunskapsspridning, utbildning och påverkansarbete för hållbar utveckling inom områdena urbana luftföroreningar och transporter, förvaltning av vattenresurser och sanitet, industrialisering samt tillgång till förnyelsebar energi. CSE har fått stöd från Sida sedan 1990-talet för sitt arbete i Indien, på senare år även regionalt stöd för arbete i Sydasien, och från och med. 2014 även globalt. Sida och flera externa utvärderingar bedömer att detta stöd har varit framgångsrikt och levererat goda resultat. Sedan 2014 har CSE utvecklat sin globala verksamhet för ökad hållbarhet och grön tillväxt; och expanderat från att främst vara en påverkans- och kunskapsgenererande aktör s.k. think-tank på lokal och regional nivå i Sydostasien, till att bidra till förändring på global nivå. CSE har starka rötter i Indien men även omfattande nätverk och samarbeten med aktörer i andra länder och de deltar i många internationella processer. CSE har fått flertalet internationella priser och erkännanden genom åren; 2017 fick de pris för sitt arbete med Montrealprotokollet för klimat respektive luftkvalitet. CSE rankas högst av alla sydbaserade civila samhällsorganisationer inom miljöområdet i University of Pennsylvanias årliga kartläggning av världens mest inflytelserika aktörer. Viktiga resultat som har uppnåtts under programperioden 2014-2019 har till exempel varit att Nigeria lyckas introducera bränslen med lägre svavelkoncentrationer och därav kunnat sätta nya standards och lägre riktvärden för svavelhalterna i bensin och diesel. Detta har lett till hälsoförbättringar och minskade svavelutsläpp. Det federala miljöministeriet har erkänt CSEs genomförande och deltagande i detta arbete. I anslutning till arbetet med förbättrad luftkvalitet har man även lyckats engagera myndigheter och regeringarna i Etiopien, Kenya och Nigeria för att utveckla policys och ramverk för ren luft och förbättrad luftkvalitet. Dessutom har CSE kopplat ihop arbetet med säkra och tillgängliga städer med det kring luftkvalitet, lagt tonvikt på genderinkluderande design i utformning av transportsystem, samt tagit hänsyn till genderaspekten i utformningen av CSEs guidande för luftkvalitet. Ett annat viktigt arbete har varit att stötta myndigheter i Rwanda i utformning och implementering av policys för att tillvarata regnvatten samt förbättra hantering av dag- och flodvatten. Detta inkluderade kapacitetsutveckling och kurser/trainings kring hållbar vattenplanering och design i urbana miljöer där deltagare från myndigheter, universitet, privata företag och NGOs deltagit från ett flertal länder. Bland annat ledde detta till att tre universitet i Bangladesh numer inkluderar kurser i hur man ska kunna ta tillvara på regnvattnet bättre och teknisk support till pilotprojekt har kunnat utformas för att bättre stötta lokala myndigheter som ansvarar för vattenhantering. CSE har även varit en drivande aktör i utformandet GREEAT - Global Renewable Energy and Energy Access Transformation, ett program för förnybar och ren energi för de allra fattigaste. Arbetet har engagerat regeringarna i bland annat Tanzania och Indonesien där CSE lyckats stärka deras kapacitet och bistått vid utformning av policys i den lokala kontexten. I det arbete som pågår under 2019 har CSE blivit inbjudna av Indonesiens departement för energi och mineraler, samt det nationella energirådet, för att genomföra en bedömning av lämplighet och kostnader för att ersätta diselgeneratorer med hållbara energialternativ samt att bistå i departementets utformning av planer inom energiområdet, inklusive användandet av solenergi och solpaneler. I Tanzania har departementet för energi och mineraler också ett starkt samarbete med CSE där man just nu tillsammans arbetar med landets nationella energiplan och ser över hur forskning/akademin kan bidra till arbetet med förnybar energi. Dessa exempel visar att CSE har en global närvaro men även främjar lärande, sammankomster och utbyten mellan länder i Syd. De visar även på en bredd då deras samarbeten inkluderar främst regeringar och myndigheter men även universitet, lokala aktörer och NGOs. En stor del av deras arbete handlar om att öka kunskap, kunnande och kapacitet genom utbildningar, och 2017 nåddes 824 deltagare från 22 olika länder i Asien och Afrika. CSE vill fortsätta utveckla sitt globala engagemang under nästa fas. Detta kommer att ske genom att fördjupa pågående samarbeten, samt i viss mån expandera arbetet till fler länder i Syd. CSE kommer att arbeta inom ovan nämnda områden både nationellt i Indien, i ett urval av länder i Afrika och Asien, samt på global nivå genom att påverka globala processer och förhandlingar. CSE har fått stöd av Sida under perioden 2019-2024, samt genom en förlängning av stödet även under 2024-2025. Förlängningen 2024-2025 gjordes för att CSE skulle få tid att ta fram ny strategi/programplan för perioden 2025-2030, som var planerades att vara klar till början av 2025. Arbetet med ny strategi för CSE drog dock ut på tiden och den blev klar senvåren 2025. Då var Sida i en situation där beslut om ny insats inte kunde fattas, främst p.g.a. kommande ny strategi. Sida beslutade därför i slutet på april om ytterligare en ett-årig förlängning fram till 2026. Utgångspunkten för det nu pågående stödet har varit just CSEs 5-åriga programplan "Stratgic Plan for 2019-2024 - Using Knowledge, Driving Change". Sida ger stöd för hela programmet och dess mål men medger dessutom CSE en flexibilitet i allokeringen av bidraget. Stödet har därför betecknats som ett mjukt öronmärkt kärnstöd och avtalet med CSE utgår från mallen för kärnstöd. CSE har inkommit med årliga arbetsplaner som anger aktiviteter under varje delprogram. CSEs verksamhet syftar till evidensbaserat och fattigdomsinriktat miljöarbete genom policy- och kunskapsutveckling och konkreta projekt i länder framför allt i Syd- och Sydostasien och i Afrika. CSE bedriver omfattande utbildning och tekniköverföring. De huvudsakliga tematiska fokusområdena för CSE är luftmiljö och föroreningar, vatten-, sanitet- och avfallsfrågor, trafik- och energifrågor, klimat samt miljöförvaltning. Under senare år har de även ökat verksamheten kring biologisk mångfald. Kommunikation och media/journalistik på miljöområdet är också ett viktigt område som CSE arbetar med. Under förlängningsåret kommer verksamheten huvudsakligen bygga vidare på den pågående verksamheten. Den verksamheten är indelad i följande sex delprogram: 1) Ren luft och hållbara transporter 2) Hållbar vattenförsörjning och sanitet 3) Hållbara energilösningar 4) Klimat 5) Föroreningar och hälsa 6) Tvärgående tema: Kommunikation och deltagande Mål och resultat som CSE avser uppnå under förlängningsåret är stipulerade i förslaget om ett års förlängning. Exempel på planerade resultat är färdplan för framtagande av nationell standard i Nigera för utsläpp från bilar och standard för bränslekvalitet; nationell policy i Nigeria, Etiopien och/eller Kenya för urbana transporter; reglerande myndigheter i minst tre länder har antagit tidsbunden färdplan för implementering av decentraliserat vatten-avlopps-system i urbana områden; mer ambitiösa klimatplaner i östafrikanska länder med åtminstone ett land som stärkt sin kapacitet för att integrera klimathänsyn i utvecklingsplaneringen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Ethiopia Ghana Indonesia India Kenya Namibia Nigeria Eswatini Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa Zambia Zimbabwe Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) General Environment Protection Administrative Costs of Donors Uppnådda resultat - kopplade till målen i strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning Insatsen och dess resultatramverk är strukturerat för att leverera på de tidigare strategimålen. Bedömningen är dock att många av resultaten levererar väl även på de nya strategimålen, såväl tematiskt som metodiskt (bl.a. landfokus; fokus på flera lägre medelinkomstländer; mm). Nedan redovisas ett urval av resultat från den senaste resultatrapporteringen, samlat under de relevanta strategimålen: Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi och ökad energieffektivisering: Delprogrammet inom energy syftar till att öka användningen av förnybar energi. Verksamheten inom detta delområde nu under senare delen av avtalsperioden varit lägre än initialt planerat. Detta beror på att utvecklingen och framstegen i t.ex. Tanzania och regionen inte har gått som planerat och CSE har fått ta ett omtag. Bl.a. gjordes under perioden en regional studie för att kartlägga hindren för ökning av användingen förnybar energi, i linje med länder fastställda NDCs (frivillga åtaganden). Under den senaste rapporteringsperioden har CSE även hållt ett antal utbildningar i s.k. offgrid-lösningar för både privata entreprenörer och tjänstepersoner på energimyndigheter. I Indien har CSEs tidigare arbete med vindkraft i Tamil Nadu utgjort goda exempel som under rapporteringsperioden bidragit till utvecklingen av nationella energiplaner. Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar: - I Kenya har CSE under perioden gett expertstöd till landets miljömyndighet för att stärka landets regelverk och standarder för luftmiljön. Bl.a. har system och rutiner utarbetats för utsläppskontroll av fordon. CSE har under perioden även gett expertstöd till Kenyanska myndigheter för planering av elektrifiering av landets fordonsflotta. - Under perioden har CSE samlat myndighetspersoner från regionen som ansvarar för luftmiljöfrågor, för erfarenhetsutbyten och delande av goda exempel på reglering och lagstiftning av luftmiljöfrågor. - I Indien har CSE arbetet med uppdatering av landets nationella standard för luftmiljö, med fokus på de s.k. PM2,5 partiklarna. Dvs de mest hälsovådliga föroreningspartiklarna. Framför allt har fokus legat på standard och reglering av PM2,5 från diffusa utsläppskällor. - CSE har tillhandahållit teknisk expertis till Nigeria, i syfte att utveckla och stärka landets regelverk för miljörevision. Arbetet inkluderade utbildning för blivande miljörevisorer. - CSE har påbörjat att stödja Nigeras och Ugandas miljömyndigheter med teknisk expertis för nationella avfallsinventeringar som ska syfta till en grön omställning med ökad resurseffektivitet och en mer cirkulär ekonomi. - Under perioden har CSE även analyserat möjligheterna för Indiens huvudstad Delhi att inrätta miljözoner, med fokus på transportmodeller, som ska bidra till bättre luftmiljö i den starkt förorenade staden. Inom chemicals management har CSE under perioden fokuserat på antimikobiell resistens (AMR). Detta är ett tema som under senare år fått allt större uppmärksamhet globalt och CSE är förhållandevis aktiva inom området. I Indien har CSE arbetat tillsammans med fjäderfä- och fiskeindustrier för att hitta produktionsmetoder som anänder mindre mängder antibiotika. CSE har under perioden även arbetat med farmaceutisk industri i Indien för att förbättra avloppsreningen hos industrin, och därigenom minska belastningen av antibiotika i miljön. Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet: Inom det avtalade programmet jobbar CSE inte explicit med klimatanpassning. De jobbar dock en hel del med vattenrelaterade aktiviteter. Under förra rapporteringsperioden ingick CSE ett partnerskap med Etiopiens departement för vatten- och energi, i syfte för CSE att stödja en förbättring av vatten-infrastrukturen i landet. Under den aktuella perioden har samarbetet fortsatt, t.ex. med utbildningar i decentraliserad vattenresursförvaltning inklusive avloppsrening samt twinning/studiebesök av det etiopiska departementet till Uttar Pradesh i Indien. Resultat som är värda att nämna men som ligger mindre i linje med nuvarande strategimål: CSE jobbar inom programmet till viss del med WASH-frågor, med fokus på s.k. fecal sludge management (FSM).Under perioden har CSE arbetat med FSM i Etiopien, Sydafrika och Bangladesh. Fokus har varit på reglering och utbildning kring infrastruktur för rural FSM. CSE har under hela insatsperioden varit engagerad i de internationella klimatförhandlingarna. Förutom deltagande så producerar CSE en hel del studier och underlag riktade till media och till civilsamhällesorganisationer (samt även till beslutsfattare i den mån det når fram). Så även under denna rapporteringsperiod, för COP29. CSEs analyser och publikationer får en viss spridning och bedöms bidra till stärkt kunskap och förståelse för civilsamhällesperspektiv på klimatförhandlingarna. Inom det avtalade programmet ligger ett delområdet om kommunikation för civilsamhällesengagemang. Delområdet är indelat i två initiativ: i) school of environmental journalism, och ii) reporting and media engagement. Inom i) har CSE under perioden fortsatt att utveckla en resource hub for journalists, vilket inkluderar stöd och utbildning till ett pan-afrikanskt nätverk för miljö- och hälsojournalister. Inom delprogrammet produceras även en årlig State of Africa's Environment report. Publikationen Down to Earth utgör en viktig del av initiativ ii). Mycket utbildning för journalister görs också inom detta initiativ, både online och i fysiska möten. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050905-6105090501 Sweden It is proposed that Sida will give core support to CSE for a 5-year period, 2019-2024, of a total of 120 million SEK. CSE does not channel any funds to third parties. The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is an Indian non-governmental, reserach-policy organisation established in 1980 with its office located in New Delhi, India. The main objectives are to create public awareness and policy change on environmental issues, equality and sustainable development. The work consists of research, advocacy, information, communication, training and capacity building in the areas of sustainable urban development, water and sanitation, sustainable industrialisation, renewable energy and climate change. CSE is one of the first research organisations established in India focusing on environment and pollution, and since its inception it has grown into an internationally renowned organisation working on policy change in Asia, and on global environment and climate issues. The collaboration between Sida and CSE originally started in early 1990’s, and in 1996 Sida became the first organisation to support CSE’s work against pollution. Funding from Sida for the period 2014-2019 has been for core activities, with a total of SEK 90 million. These funds have provided support to CSE’s process of globalizing their work and expanding their work towards African countries with a special focus on establishing a global think tank to take CSE’s activities and initiatives to a global level and influence South-South partnerships. During this phase they strengthened their work and developed into an influential voice based on knowledge and on-the-ground experience to place Southern perspectives in the global development debate. They were also able to promote South to South cooperation, and linkages between local and global initiatives and processes on enviroment and climate policy and negotiations. CSE has seeked to create change and influence the thinking through engagement on different levels with an approach and perspective that have been and still are highly relevant for poverty reduction and gender equality. Their work over the years has had clear objectives to target the needs of the most marginalized and to see how their knowledge, labour and organization can be integrated into sustainable development strategies. In the proposed “Phase 2" of the support for the period 2019 to 2024, CSE aims to continue to use the same strategic focus and plan as previously. They aim to deepen their engagement in the countries and areas where they have worked during phase 1. CSE also plans to somewhat expand their work in Africa and Asia, as well as to initiate a number of new programs focusing on capacity development, but they do not plan to set-up new offices. Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) har inkommit med en förfrågan till Sida om stöd för ytterligare en femårsperiod, 2019-2024, om totalt 120 miljoner kr. Stödet förslås att vara i form av kärnstöd för stöd till genomförandet av CSEs strategiska plan 2019-2024. CSE har ingen vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. CSE är en forskningsbaserad miljöorganisation baserad i New Delhi, Indien, och som sedan 2014 har en global verksamhet. De arbetar med tillämpad forskning, policypåverkan, kunskapsspridning, utbildning och påverkansarbete för hållbar utveckling inom områdena urbana luftföroreningar och transporter, förvaltning av vattenresurser och sanitet, industrialisering samt tillgång till förnyelsebar energi. CSE har fått stöd från Sida sedan 1990-talet för sitt arbete i Indien, på senare år även regionalt stöd för arbete i Sydasien, och från och med. 2014 även globalt. Sida och flera externa utvärderingar bedömer att detta stöd har varit framgångsrikt och levererat goda resultat. Sedan 2014 har CSE utvecklat sin globala verksamhet för ökad hållbarhet och grön tillväxt; och expanderat från att främst vara en påverkans- och kunskapsgenererande aktör s.k. think-tank på lokal och regional nivå i Sydostasien, till att bidra till förändring på global nivå. CSE har starka rötter i Indien men även omfattande nätverk och samarbeten med aktörer i andra länder och de deltar i många internationella processer. CSE har fått flertalet internationella priser och erkännanden genom åren; 2017 fick de pris för sitt arbete med Montrealprotokollet för klimat respektive luftkvalitet. CSE rankas högst av alla sydbaserade civila samhällsorganisationer inom miljöområdet i University of Pennsylvanias årliga kartläggning av världens mest inflytelserika aktörer. Viktiga resultat som har uppnåtts under programperioden 2014-2019 har till exempel varit att Nigeria lyckas introducera bränslen med lägre svavelkoncentrationer och därav kunnat sätta nya standards och lägre riktvärden för svavelhalterna i bensin och diesel. Detta har lett till hälsoförbättringar och minskade svavelutsläpp. Det federala miljöministeriet har erkänt CSEs genomförande och deltagande i detta arbete. I anslutning till arbetet med förbättrad luftkvalitet har man även lyckats engagera myndigheter och regeringarna i Etiopien, Kenya och Nigeria för att utveckla policys och ramverk för ren luft och förbättrad luftkvalitet. Dessutom har CSE kopplat ihop arbetet med säkra och tillgängliga städer med det kring luftkvalitet, lagt tonvikt på genderinkluderande design i utformning av transportsystem, samt tagit hänsyn till genderaspekten i utformningen av CSEs guidande för luftkvalitet. Ett annat viktigt arbete har varit att stötta myndigheter i Rwanda i utformning och implementering av policys för att tillvarata regnvatten samt förbättra hantering av dag- och flodvatten. Detta inkluderade kapacitetsutveckling och kurser/trainings kring hållbar vattenplanering och design i urbana miljöer där deltagare från myndigheter, universitet, privata företag och NGOs deltagit från ett flertal länder. Bland annat ledde detta till att tre universitet i Bangladesh numer inkluderar kurser i hur man ska kunna ta tillvara på regnvattnet bättre och teknisk support till pilotprojekt har kunnat utformas för att bättre stötta lokala myndigheter som ansvarar för vattenhantering. CSE har även varit en drivande aktör i utformandet GREEAT - Global Renewable Energy and Energy Access Transformation, ett program för förnybar och ren energi för de allra fattigaste. Arbetet har engagerat regeringarna i bland annat Tanzania och Indonesien där CSE lyckats stärka deras kapacitet och bistått vid utformning av policys i den lokala kontexten. I det arbete som pågår under 2019 har CSE blivit inbjudna av Indonesiens departement för energi och mineraler, samt det nationella energirådet, för att genomföra en bedömning av lämplighet och kostnader för att ersätta diselgeneratorer med hållbara energialternativ samt att bistå i departementets utformning av planer inom energiområdet, inklusive användandet av solenergi och solpaneler. I Tanzania har departementet för energi och mineraler också ett starkt samarbete med CSE där man just nu tillsammans arbetar med landets nationella energiplan och ser över hur forskning/akademin kan bidra till arbetet med förnybar energi. Dessa exempel visar att CSE har en global närvaro men även främjar lärande, sammankomster och utbyten mellan länder i Syd. De visar även på en bredd då deras samarbeten inkluderar främst regeringar och myndigheter men även universitet, lokala aktörer och NGOs. En stor del av deras arbete handlar om att öka kunskap, kunnande och kapacitet genom utbildningar, och 2017 nåddes 824 deltagare från 22 olika länder i Asien och Afrika. CSE vill fortsätta utveckla sitt globala engagemang under nästa fas. Detta kommer att ske genom att fördjupa pågående samarbeten, samt i viss mån expandera arbetet till fler länder i Syd. CSE kommer att arbeta inom ovan nämnda områden både nationellt i Indien, i ett urval av länder i Afrika och Asien, samt på global nivå genom att påverka globala processer och förhandlingar. CSE har fått stöd av Sida under perioden 2019-2024, samt genom en förlängning av stödet även under 2024-2025. Förlängningen 2024-2025 gjordes för att CSE skulle få tid att ta fram ny strategi/programplan för perioden 2025-2030, som var planerades att vara klar till början av 2025. Arbetet med ny strategi för CSE drog dock ut på tiden och den blev klar senvåren 2025. Då var Sida i en situation där beslut om ny insats inte kunde fattas, främst p.g.a. kommande ny strategi. Sida beslutade därför i slutet på april om ytterligare en ett-årig förlängning fram till 2026. Utgångspunkten för det nu pågående stödet har varit just CSEs 5-åriga programplan "Stratgic Plan for 2019-2024 - Using Knowledge, Driving Change". Sida ger stöd för hela programmet och dess mål men medger dessutom CSE en flexibilitet i allokeringen av bidraget. Stödet har därför betecknats som ett mjukt öronmärkt kärnstöd och avtalet med CSE utgår från mallen för kärnstöd. CSE har inkommit med årliga arbetsplaner som anger aktiviteter under varje delprogram. CSEs verksamhet syftar till evidensbaserat och fattigdomsinriktat miljöarbete genom policy- och kunskapsutveckling och konkreta projekt i länder framför allt i Syd- och Sydostasien och i Afrika. CSE bedriver omfattande utbildning och tekniköverföring. De huvudsakliga tematiska fokusområdena för CSE är luftmiljö och föroreningar, vatten-, sanitet- och avfallsfrågor, trafik- och energifrågor, klimat samt miljöförvaltning. Under senare år har de även ökat verksamheten kring biologisk mångfald. Kommunikation och media/journalistik på miljöområdet är också ett viktigt område som CSE arbetar med. Under förlängningsåret kommer verksamheten huvudsakligen bygga vidare på den pågående verksamheten. Den verksamheten är indelad i följande sex delprogram: 1) Ren luft och hållbara transporter 2) Hållbar vattenförsörjning och sanitet 3) Hållbara energilösningar 4) Klimat 5) Föroreningar och hälsa 6) Tvärgående tema: Kommunikation och deltagande Mål och resultat som CSE avser uppnå under förlängningsåret är stipulerade i förslaget om ett års förlängning. Exempel på planerade resultat är färdplan för framtagande av nationell standard i Nigera för utsläpp från bilar och standard för bränslekvalitet; nationell policy i Nigeria, Etiopien och/eller Kenya för urbana transporter; reglerande myndigheter i minst tre länder har antagit tidsbunden färdplan för implementering av decentraliserat vatten-avlopps-system i urbana områden; mer ambitiösa klimatplaner i östafrikanska länder med åtminstone ett land som stärkt sin kapacitet för att integrera klimathänsyn i utvecklingsplaneringen. Sweden CSE/Centre for Science and Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 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Environment 892850 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 892850 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 892850 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 892850 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including preventive chemical control and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050905-6105090502 Sweden It is proposed that Sida will give core support to CSE for a 5-year period, 2019-2024, of a total of 120 million SEK. CSE does not channel any funds to third parties. The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is an Indian non-governmental, reserach-policy organisation established in 1980 with its office located in New Delhi, India. The main objectives are to create public awareness and policy change on environmental issues, equality and sustainable development. The work consists of research, advocacy, information, communication, training and capacity building in the areas of sustainable urban development, water and sanitation, sustainable industrialisation, renewable energy and climate change. CSE is one of the first research organisations established in India focusing on environment and pollution, and since its inception it has grown into an internationally renowned organisation working on policy change in Asia, and on global environment and climate issues. The collaboration between Sida and CSE originally started in early 1990’s, and in 1996 Sida became the first organisation to support CSE’s work against pollution. Funding from Sida for the period 2014-2019 has been for core activities, with a total of SEK 90 million. These funds have provided support to CSE’s process of globalizing their work and expanding their work towards African countries with a special focus on establishing a global think tank to take CSE’s activities and initiatives to a global level and influence South-South partnerships. During this phase they strengthened their work and developed into an influential voice based on knowledge and on-the-ground experience to place Southern perspectives in the global development debate. They were also able to promote South to South cooperation, and linkages between local and global initiatives and processes on enviroment and climate policy and negotiations. CSE has seeked to create change and influence the thinking through engagement on different levels with an approach and perspective that have been and still are highly relevant for poverty reduction and gender equality. Their work over the years has had clear objectives to target the needs of the most marginalized and to see how their knowledge, labour and organization can be integrated into sustainable development strategies. In the proposed “Phase 2" of the support for the period 2019 to 2024, CSE aims to continue to use the same strategic focus and plan as previously. They aim to deepen their engagement in the countries and areas where they have worked during phase 1. CSE also plans to somewhat expand their work in Africa and Asia, as well as to initiate a number of new programs focusing on capacity development, but they do not plan to set-up new offices. Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) har inkommit med en förfrågan till Sida om stöd för ytterligare en femårsperiod, 2019-2024, om totalt 120 miljoner kr. Stödet förslås att vara i form av kärnstöd för stöd till genomförandet av CSEs strategiska plan 2019-2024. CSE har ingen vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. CSE är en forskningsbaserad miljöorganisation baserad i New Delhi, Indien, och som sedan 2014 har en global verksamhet. De arbetar med tillämpad forskning, policypåverkan, kunskapsspridning, utbildning och påverkansarbete för hållbar utveckling inom områdena urbana luftföroreningar och transporter, förvaltning av vattenresurser och sanitet, industrialisering samt tillgång till förnyelsebar energi. CSE har fått stöd från Sida sedan 1990-talet för sitt arbete i Indien, på senare år även regionalt stöd för arbete i Sydasien, och från och med. 2014 även globalt. Sida och flera externa utvärderingar bedömer att detta stöd har varit framgångsrikt och levererat goda resultat. Sedan 2014 har CSE utvecklat sin globala verksamhet för ökad hållbarhet och grön tillväxt; och expanderat från att främst vara en påverkans- och kunskapsgenererande aktör s.k. think-tank på lokal och regional nivå i Sydostasien, till att bidra till förändring på global nivå. CSE har starka rötter i Indien men även omfattande nätverk och samarbeten med aktörer i andra länder och de deltar i många internationella processer. CSE har fått flertalet internationella priser och erkännanden genom åren; 2017 fick de pris för sitt arbete med Montrealprotokollet för klimat respektive luftkvalitet. CSE rankas högst av alla sydbaserade civila samhällsorganisationer inom miljöområdet i University of Pennsylvanias årliga kartläggning av världens mest inflytelserika aktörer. Viktiga resultat som har uppnåtts under programperioden 2014-2019 har till exempel varit att Nigeria lyckas introducera bränslen med lägre svavelkoncentrationer och därav kunnat sätta nya standards och lägre riktvärden för svavelhalterna i bensin och diesel. Detta har lett till hälsoförbättringar och minskade svavelutsläpp. Det federala miljöministeriet har erkänt CSEs genomförande och deltagande i detta arbete. I anslutning till arbetet med förbättrad luftkvalitet har man även lyckats engagera myndigheter och regeringarna i Etiopien, Kenya och Nigeria för att utveckla policys och ramverk för ren luft och förbättrad luftkvalitet. Dessutom har CSE kopplat ihop arbetet med säkra och tillgängliga städer med det kring luftkvalitet, lagt tonvikt på genderinkluderande design i utformning av transportsystem, samt tagit hänsyn till genderaspekten i utformningen av CSEs guidande för luftkvalitet. Ett annat viktigt arbete har varit att stötta myndigheter i Rwanda i utformning och implementering av policys för att tillvarata regnvatten samt förbättra hantering av dag- och flodvatten. Detta inkluderade kapacitetsutveckling och kurser/trainings kring hållbar vattenplanering och design i urbana miljöer där deltagare från myndigheter, universitet, privata företag och NGOs deltagit från ett flertal länder. Bland annat ledde detta till att tre universitet i Bangladesh numer inkluderar kurser i hur man ska kunna ta tillvara på regnvattnet bättre och teknisk support till pilotprojekt har kunnat utformas för att bättre stötta lokala myndigheter som ansvarar för vattenhantering. CSE har även varit en drivande aktör i utformandet GREEAT - Global Renewable Energy and Energy Access Transformation, ett program för förnybar och ren energi för de allra fattigaste. Arbetet har engagerat regeringarna i bland annat Tanzania och Indonesien där CSE lyckats stärka deras kapacitet och bistått vid utformning av policys i den lokala kontexten. I det arbete som pågår under 2019 har CSE blivit inbjudna av Indonesiens departement för energi och mineraler, samt det nationella energirådet, för att genomföra en bedömning av lämplighet och kostnader för att ersätta diselgeneratorer med hållbara energialternativ samt att bistå i departementets utformning av planer inom energiområdet, inklusive användandet av solenergi och solpaneler. I Tanzania har departementet för energi och mineraler också ett starkt samarbete med CSE där man just nu tillsammans arbetar med landets nationella energiplan och ser över hur forskning/akademin kan bidra till arbetet med förnybar energi. Dessa exempel visar att CSE har en global närvaro men även främjar lärande, sammankomster och utbyten mellan länder i Syd. De visar även på en bredd då deras samarbeten inkluderar främst regeringar och myndigheter men även universitet, lokala aktörer och NGOs. En stor del av deras arbete handlar om att öka kunskap, kunnande och kapacitet genom utbildningar, och 2017 nåddes 824 deltagare från 22 olika länder i Asien och Afrika. CSE vill fortsätta utveckla sitt globala engagemang under nästa fas. Detta kommer att ske genom att fördjupa pågående samarbeten, samt i viss mån expandera arbetet till fler länder i Syd. CSE kommer att arbeta inom ovan nämnda områden både nationellt i Indien, i ett urval av länder i Afrika och Asien, samt på global nivå genom att påverka globala processer och förhandlingar. CSE har fått stöd av Sida under perioden 2019-2024, samt genom en förlängning av stödet även under 2024-2025. Förlängningen 2024-2025 gjordes för att CSE skulle få tid att ta fram ny strategi/programplan för perioden 2025-2030, som var planerades att vara klar till början av 2025. Arbetet med ny strategi för CSE drog dock ut på tiden och den blev klar senvåren 2025. Då var Sida i en situation där beslut om ny insats inte kunde fattas, främst p.g.a. kommande ny strategi. Sida beslutade därför i slutet på april om ytterligare en ett-årig förlängning fram till 2026. Utgångspunkten för det nu pågående stödet har varit just CSEs 5-åriga programplan "Stratgic Plan for 2019-2024 - Using Knowledge, Driving Change". Sida ger stöd för hela programmet och dess mål men medger dessutom CSE en flexibilitet i allokeringen av bidraget. Stödet har därför betecknats som ett mjukt öronmärkt kärnstöd och avtalet med CSE utgår från mallen för kärnstöd. CSE har inkommit med årliga arbetsplaner som anger aktiviteter under varje delprogram. CSEs verksamhet syftar till evidensbaserat och fattigdomsinriktat miljöarbete genom policy- och kunskapsutveckling och konkreta projekt i länder framför allt i Syd- och Sydostasien och i Afrika. CSE bedriver omfattande utbildning och tekniköverföring. De huvudsakliga tematiska fokusområdena för CSE är luftmiljö och föroreningar, vatten-, sanitet- och avfallsfrågor, trafik- och energifrågor, klimat samt miljöförvaltning. Under senare år har de även ökat verksamheten kring biologisk mångfald. Kommunikation och media/journalistik på miljöområdet är också ett viktigt område som CSE arbetar med. Under förlängningsåret kommer verksamheten huvudsakligen bygga vidare på den pågående verksamheten. Den verksamheten är indelad i följande sex delprogram: 1) Ren luft och hållbara transporter 2) Hållbar vattenförsörjning och sanitet 3) Hållbara energilösningar 4) Klimat 5) Föroreningar och hälsa 6) Tvärgående tema: Kommunikation och deltagande Mål och resultat som CSE avser uppnå under förlängningsåret är stipulerade i förslaget om ett års förlängning. Exempel på planerade resultat är färdplan för framtagande av nationell standard i Nigera för utsläpp från bilar och standard för bränslekvalitet; nationell policy i Nigeria, Etiopien och/eller Kenya för urbana transporter; reglerande myndigheter i minst tre länder har antagit tidsbunden färdplan för implementering av decentraliserat vatten-avlopps-system i urbana områden; mer ambitiösa klimatplaner i östafrikanska länder med åtminstone ett land som stärkt sin kapacitet för att integrera klimathänsyn i utvecklingsplaneringen. Sweden CSE/Centre for Science and Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 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Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050905-6105090503 Sweden It is proposed that Sida will give core support to CSE for a 5-year period, 2019-2024, of a total of 120 million SEK. CSE does not channel any funds to third parties. The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is an Indian non-governmental, reserach-policy organisation established in 1980 with its office located in New Delhi, India. The main objectives are to create public awareness and policy change on environmental issues, equality and sustainable development. The work consists of research, advocacy, information, communication, training and capacity building in the areas of sustainable urban development, water and sanitation, sustainable industrialisation, renewable energy and climate change. CSE is one of the first research organisations established in India focusing on environment and pollution, and since its inception it has grown into an internationally renowned organisation working on policy change in Asia, and on global environment and climate issues. The collaboration between Sida and CSE originally started in early 1990’s, and in 1996 Sida became the first organisation to support CSE’s work against pollution. Funding from Sida for the period 2014-2019 has been for core activities, with a total of SEK 90 million. These funds have provided support to CSE’s process of globalizing their work and expanding their work towards African countries with a special focus on establishing a global think tank to take CSE’s activities and initiatives to a global level and influence South-South partnerships. During this phase they strengthened their work and developed into an influential voice based on knowledge and on-the-ground experience to place Southern perspectives in the global development debate. They were also able to promote South to South cooperation, and linkages between local and global initiatives and processes on enviroment and climate policy and negotiations. CSE has seeked to create change and influence the thinking through engagement on different levels with an approach and perspective that have been and still are highly relevant for poverty reduction and gender equality. Their work over the years has had clear objectives to target the needs of the most marginalized and to see how their knowledge, labour and organization can be integrated into sustainable development strategies. In the proposed “Phase 2" of the support for the period 2019 to 2024, CSE aims to continue to use the same strategic focus and plan as previously. They aim to deepen their engagement in the countries and areas where they have worked during phase 1. CSE also plans to somewhat expand their work in Africa and Asia, as well as to initiate a number of new programs focusing on capacity development, but they do not plan to set-up new offices. Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) har inkommit med en förfrågan till Sida om stöd för ytterligare en femårsperiod, 2019-2024, om totalt 120 miljoner kr. Stödet förslås att vara i form av kärnstöd för stöd till genomförandet av CSEs strategiska plan 2019-2024. CSE har ingen vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. CSE är en forskningsbaserad miljöorganisation baserad i New Delhi, Indien, och som sedan 2014 har en global verksamhet. De arbetar med tillämpad forskning, policypåverkan, kunskapsspridning, utbildning och påverkansarbete för hållbar utveckling inom områdena urbana luftföroreningar och transporter, förvaltning av vattenresurser och sanitet, industrialisering samt tillgång till förnyelsebar energi. CSE har fått stöd från Sida sedan 1990-talet för sitt arbete i Indien, på senare år även regionalt stöd för arbete i Sydasien, och från och med. 2014 även globalt. Sida och flera externa utvärderingar bedömer att detta stöd har varit framgångsrikt och levererat goda resultat. Sedan 2014 har CSE utvecklat sin globala verksamhet för ökad hållbarhet och grön tillväxt; och expanderat från att främst vara en påverkans- och kunskapsgenererande aktör s.k. think-tank på lokal och regional nivå i Sydostasien, till att bidra till förändring på global nivå. CSE har starka rötter i Indien men även omfattande nätverk och samarbeten med aktörer i andra länder och de deltar i många internationella processer. CSE har fått flertalet internationella priser och erkännanden genom åren; 2017 fick de pris för sitt arbete med Montrealprotokollet för klimat respektive luftkvalitet. CSE rankas högst av alla sydbaserade civila samhällsorganisationer inom miljöområdet i University of Pennsylvanias årliga kartläggning av världens mest inflytelserika aktörer. Viktiga resultat som har uppnåtts under programperioden 2014-2019 har till exempel varit att Nigeria lyckas introducera bränslen med lägre svavelkoncentrationer och därav kunnat sätta nya standards och lägre riktvärden för svavelhalterna i bensin och diesel. Detta har lett till hälsoförbättringar och minskade svavelutsläpp. Det federala miljöministeriet har erkänt CSEs genomförande och deltagande i detta arbete. I anslutning till arbetet med förbättrad luftkvalitet har man även lyckats engagera myndigheter och regeringarna i Etiopien, Kenya och Nigeria för att utveckla policys och ramverk för ren luft och förbättrad luftkvalitet. Dessutom har CSE kopplat ihop arbetet med säkra och tillgängliga städer med det kring luftkvalitet, lagt tonvikt på genderinkluderande design i utformning av transportsystem, samt tagit hänsyn till genderaspekten i utformningen av CSEs guidande för luftkvalitet. Ett annat viktigt arbete har varit att stötta myndigheter i Rwanda i utformning och implementering av policys för att tillvarata regnvatten samt förbättra hantering av dag- och flodvatten. Detta inkluderade kapacitetsutveckling och kurser/trainings kring hållbar vattenplanering och design i urbana miljöer där deltagare från myndigheter, universitet, privata företag och NGOs deltagit från ett flertal länder. Bland annat ledde detta till att tre universitet i Bangladesh numer inkluderar kurser i hur man ska kunna ta tillvara på regnvattnet bättre och teknisk support till pilotprojekt har kunnat utformas för att bättre stötta lokala myndigheter som ansvarar för vattenhantering. CSE har även varit en drivande aktör i utformandet GREEAT - Global Renewable Energy and Energy Access Transformation, ett program för förnybar och ren energi för de allra fattigaste. Arbetet har engagerat regeringarna i bland annat Tanzania och Indonesien där CSE lyckats stärka deras kapacitet och bistått vid utformning av policys i den lokala kontexten. I det arbete som pågår under 2019 har CSE blivit inbjudna av Indonesiens departement för energi och mineraler, samt det nationella energirådet, för att genomföra en bedömning av lämplighet och kostnader för att ersätta diselgeneratorer med hållbara energialternativ samt att bistå i departementets utformning av planer inom energiområdet, inklusive användandet av solenergi och solpaneler. I Tanzania har departementet för energi och mineraler också ett starkt samarbete med CSE där man just nu tillsammans arbetar med landets nationella energiplan och ser över hur forskning/akademin kan bidra till arbetet med förnybar energi. Dessa exempel visar att CSE har en global närvaro men även främjar lärande, sammankomster och utbyten mellan länder i Syd. De visar även på en bredd då deras samarbeten inkluderar främst regeringar och myndigheter men även universitet, lokala aktörer och NGOs. En stor del av deras arbete handlar om att öka kunskap, kunnande och kapacitet genom utbildningar, och 2017 nåddes 824 deltagare från 22 olika länder i Asien och Afrika. CSE vill fortsätta utveckla sitt globala engagemang under nästa fas. Detta kommer att ske genom att fördjupa pågående samarbeten, samt i viss mån expandera arbetet till fler länder i Syd. CSE kommer att arbeta inom ovan nämnda områden både nationellt i Indien, i ett urval av länder i Afrika och Asien, samt på global nivå genom att påverka globala processer och förhandlingar. CSE har fått stöd av Sida under perioden 2019-2024, samt genom en förlängning av stödet även under 2024-2025. Förlängningen 2024-2025 gjordes för att CSE skulle få tid att ta fram ny strategi/programplan för perioden 2025-2030, som var planerades att vara klar till början av 2025. Arbetet med ny strategi för CSE drog dock ut på tiden och den blev klar senvåren 2025. Då var Sida i en situation där beslut om ny insats inte kunde fattas, främst p.g.a. kommande ny strategi. Sida beslutade därför i slutet på april om ytterligare en ett-årig förlängning fram till 2026. Utgångspunkten för det nu pågående stödet har varit just CSEs 5-åriga programplan "Stratgic Plan for 2019-2024 - Using Knowledge, Driving Change". Sida ger stöd för hela programmet och dess mål men medger dessutom CSE en flexibilitet i allokeringen av bidraget. Stödet har därför betecknats som ett mjukt öronmärkt kärnstöd och avtalet med CSE utgår från mallen för kärnstöd. CSE har inkommit med årliga arbetsplaner som anger aktiviteter under varje delprogram. CSEs verksamhet syftar till evidensbaserat och fattigdomsinriktat miljöarbete genom policy- och kunskapsutveckling och konkreta projekt i länder framför allt i Syd- och Sydostasien och i Afrika. CSE bedriver omfattande utbildning och tekniköverföring. De huvudsakliga tematiska fokusområdena för CSE är luftmiljö och föroreningar, vatten-, sanitet- och avfallsfrågor, trafik- och energifrågor, klimat samt miljöförvaltning. Under senare år har de även ökat verksamheten kring biologisk mångfald. Kommunikation och media/journalistik på miljöområdet är också ett viktigt område som CSE arbetar med. Under förlängningsåret kommer verksamheten huvudsakligen bygga vidare på den pågående verksamheten. Den verksamheten är indelad i följande sex delprogram: 1) Ren luft och hållbara transporter 2) Hållbar vattenförsörjning och sanitet 3) Hållbara energilösningar 4) Klimat 5) Föroreningar och hälsa 6) Tvärgående tema: Kommunikation och deltagande Mål och resultat som CSE avser uppnå under förlängningsåret är stipulerade i förslaget om ett års förlängning. Exempel på planerade resultat är färdplan för framtagande av nationell standard i Nigera för utsläpp från bilar och standard för bränslekvalitet; nationell policy i Nigeria, Etiopien och/eller Kenya för urbana transporter; reglerande myndigheter i minst tre länder har antagit tidsbunden färdplan för implementering av decentraliserat vatten-avlopps-system i urbana områden; mer ambitiösa klimatplaner i östafrikanska länder med åtminstone ett land som stärkt sin kapacitet för att integrera klimathänsyn i utvecklingsplaneringen. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 185368 185368 185368 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 185368 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050905-6105090504 Sweden It is proposed that Sida will give core support to CSE for a 5-year period, 2019-2024, of a total of 120 million SEK. CSE does not channel any funds to third parties. The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is an Indian non-governmental, reserach-policy organisation established in 1980 with its office located in New Delhi, India. The main objectives are to create public awareness and policy change on environmental issues, equality and sustainable development. The work consists of research, advocacy, information, communication, training and capacity building in the areas of sustainable urban development, water and sanitation, sustainable industrialisation, renewable energy and climate change. CSE is one of the first research organisations established in India focusing on environment and pollution, and since its inception it has grown into an internationally renowned organisation working on policy change in Asia, and on global environment and climate issues. The collaboration between Sida and CSE originally started in early 1990’s, and in 1996 Sida became the first organisation to support CSE’s work against pollution. Funding from Sida for the period 2014-2019 has been for core activities, with a total of SEK 90 million. These funds have provided support to CSE’s process of globalizing their work and expanding their work towards African countries with a special focus on establishing a global think tank to take CSE’s activities and initiatives to a global level and influence South-South partnerships. During this phase they strengthened their work and developed into an influential voice based on knowledge and on-the-ground experience to place Southern perspectives in the global development debate. They were also able to promote South to South cooperation, and linkages between local and global initiatives and processes on enviroment and climate policy and negotiations. CSE has seeked to create change and influence the thinking through engagement on different levels with an approach and perspective that have been and still are highly relevant for poverty reduction and gender equality. Their work over the years has had clear objectives to target the needs of the most marginalized and to see how their knowledge, labour and organization can be integrated into sustainable development strategies. In the proposed “Phase 2" of the support for the period 2019 to 2024, CSE aims to continue to use the same strategic focus and plan as previously. They aim to deepen their engagement in the countries and areas where they have worked during phase 1. CSE also plans to somewhat expand their work in Africa and Asia, as well as to initiate a number of new programs focusing on capacity development, but they do not plan to set-up new offices. Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) har inkommit med en förfrågan till Sida om stöd för ytterligare en femårsperiod, 2019-2024, om totalt 120 miljoner kr. Stödet förslås att vara i form av kärnstöd för stöd till genomförandet av CSEs strategiska plan 2019-2024. CSE har ingen vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. CSE är en forskningsbaserad miljöorganisation baserad i New Delhi, Indien, och som sedan 2014 har en global verksamhet. De arbetar med tillämpad forskning, policypåverkan, kunskapsspridning, utbildning och påverkansarbete för hållbar utveckling inom områdena urbana luftföroreningar och transporter, förvaltning av vattenresurser och sanitet, industrialisering samt tillgång till förnyelsebar energi. CSE har fått stöd från Sida sedan 1990-talet för sitt arbete i Indien, på senare år även regionalt stöd för arbete i Sydasien, och från och med. 2014 även globalt. Sida och flera externa utvärderingar bedömer att detta stöd har varit framgångsrikt och levererat goda resultat. Sedan 2014 har CSE utvecklat sin globala verksamhet för ökad hållbarhet och grön tillväxt; och expanderat från att främst vara en påverkans- och kunskapsgenererande aktör s.k. think-tank på lokal och regional nivå i Sydostasien, till att bidra till förändring på global nivå. CSE har starka rötter i Indien men även omfattande nätverk och samarbeten med aktörer i andra länder och de deltar i många internationella processer. CSE har fått flertalet internationella priser och erkännanden genom åren; 2017 fick de pris för sitt arbete med Montrealprotokollet för klimat respektive luftkvalitet. CSE rankas högst av alla sydbaserade civila samhällsorganisationer inom miljöområdet i University of Pennsylvanias årliga kartläggning av världens mest inflytelserika aktörer. Viktiga resultat som har uppnåtts under programperioden 2014-2019 har till exempel varit att Nigeria lyckas introducera bränslen med lägre svavelkoncentrationer och därav kunnat sätta nya standards och lägre riktvärden för svavelhalterna i bensin och diesel. Detta har lett till hälsoförbättringar och minskade svavelutsläpp. Det federala miljöministeriet har erkänt CSEs genomförande och deltagande i detta arbete. I anslutning till arbetet med förbättrad luftkvalitet har man även lyckats engagera myndigheter och regeringarna i Etiopien, Kenya och Nigeria för att utveckla policys och ramverk för ren luft och förbättrad luftkvalitet. Dessutom har CSE kopplat ihop arbetet med säkra och tillgängliga städer med det kring luftkvalitet, lagt tonvikt på genderinkluderande design i utformning av transportsystem, samt tagit hänsyn till genderaspekten i utformningen av CSEs guidande för luftkvalitet. Ett annat viktigt arbete har varit att stötta myndigheter i Rwanda i utformning och implementering av policys för att tillvarata regnvatten samt förbättra hantering av dag- och flodvatten. Detta inkluderade kapacitetsutveckling och kurser/trainings kring hållbar vattenplanering och design i urbana miljöer där deltagare från myndigheter, universitet, privata företag och NGOs deltagit från ett flertal länder. Bland annat ledde detta till att tre universitet i Bangladesh numer inkluderar kurser i hur man ska kunna ta tillvara på regnvattnet bättre och teknisk support till pilotprojekt har kunnat utformas för att bättre stötta lokala myndigheter som ansvarar för vattenhantering. CSE har även varit en drivande aktör i utformandet GREEAT - Global Renewable Energy and Energy Access Transformation, ett program för förnybar och ren energi för de allra fattigaste. Arbetet har engagerat regeringarna i bland annat Tanzania och Indonesien där CSE lyckats stärka deras kapacitet och bistått vid utformning av policys i den lokala kontexten. I det arbete som pågår under 2019 har CSE blivit inbjudna av Indonesiens departement för energi och mineraler, samt det nationella energirådet, för att genomföra en bedömning av lämplighet och kostnader för att ersätta diselgeneratorer med hållbara energialternativ samt att bistå i departementets utformning av planer inom energiområdet, inklusive användandet av solenergi och solpaneler. I Tanzania har departementet för energi och mineraler också ett starkt samarbete med CSE där man just nu tillsammans arbetar med landets nationella energiplan och ser över hur forskning/akademin kan bidra till arbetet med förnybar energi. Dessa exempel visar att CSE har en global närvaro men även främjar lärande, sammankomster och utbyten mellan länder i Syd. De visar även på en bredd då deras samarbeten inkluderar främst regeringar och myndigheter men även universitet, lokala aktörer och NGOs. En stor del av deras arbete handlar om att öka kunskap, kunnande och kapacitet genom utbildningar, och 2017 nåddes 824 deltagare från 22 olika länder i Asien och Afrika. CSE vill fortsätta utveckla sitt globala engagemang under nästa fas. Detta kommer att ske genom att fördjupa pågående samarbeten, samt i viss mån expandera arbetet till fler länder i Syd. CSE kommer att arbeta inom ovan nämnda områden både nationellt i Indien, i ett urval av länder i Afrika och Asien, samt på global nivå genom att påverka globala processer och förhandlingar. CSE har fått stöd av Sida under perioden 2019-2024, samt genom en förlängning av stödet även under 2024-2025. Förlängningen 2024-2025 gjordes för att CSE skulle få tid att ta fram ny strategi/programplan för perioden 2025-2030, som var planerades att vara klar till början av 2025. Arbetet med ny strategi för CSE drog dock ut på tiden och den blev klar senvåren 2025. Då var Sida i en situation där beslut om ny insats inte kunde fattas, främst p.g.a. kommande ny strategi. Sida beslutade därför i slutet på april om ytterligare en ett-årig förlängning fram till 2026. Utgångspunkten för det nu pågående stödet har varit just CSEs 5-åriga programplan "Stratgic Plan for 2019-2024 - Using Knowledge, Driving Change". Sida ger stöd för hela programmet och dess mål men medger dessutom CSE en flexibilitet i allokeringen av bidraget. Stödet har därför betecknats som ett mjukt öronmärkt kärnstöd och avtalet med CSE utgår från mallen för kärnstöd. CSE har inkommit med årliga arbetsplaner som anger aktiviteter under varje delprogram. CSEs verksamhet syftar till evidensbaserat och fattigdomsinriktat miljöarbete genom policy- och kunskapsutveckling och konkreta projekt i länder framför allt i Syd- och Sydostasien och i Afrika. CSE bedriver omfattande utbildning och tekniköverföring. De huvudsakliga tematiska fokusområdena för CSE är luftmiljö och föroreningar, vatten-, sanitet- och avfallsfrågor, trafik- och energifrågor, klimat samt miljöförvaltning. Under senare år har de även ökat verksamheten kring biologisk mångfald. Kommunikation och media/journalistik på miljöområdet är också ett viktigt område som CSE arbetar med. Under förlängningsåret kommer verksamheten huvudsakligen bygga vidare på den pågående verksamheten. Den verksamheten är indelad i följande sex delprogram: 1) Ren luft och hållbara transporter 2) Hållbar vattenförsörjning och sanitet 3) Hållbara energilösningar 4) Klimat 5) Föroreningar och hälsa 6) Tvärgående tema: Kommunikation och deltagande Mål och resultat som CSE avser uppnå under förlängningsåret är stipulerade i förslaget om ett års förlängning. Exempel på planerade resultat är färdplan för framtagande av nationell standard i Nigera för utsläpp från bilar och standard för bränslekvalitet; nationell policy i Nigeria, Etiopien och/eller Kenya för urbana transporter; reglerande myndigheter i minst tre länder har antagit tidsbunden färdplan för implementering av decentraliserat vatten-avlopps-system i urbana områden; mer ambitiösa klimatplaner i östafrikanska länder med åtminstone ett land som stärkt sin kapacitet för att integrera klimathänsyn i utvecklingsplaneringen. Sweden CSE/Centre for Science and Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 16000000 0 0 0 8000000 8000000 1600000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 8000000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 1600000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 1600000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 1600000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 1600000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 4000000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 4000000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment 800000 CSE/Centre for Science and Environment Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61070140 Sweden Extrabudgetary support to UNESCO's sections on Communication and Information, and Culture UNESCO has applied to Sida for funding to carry out its "Freedom of Expression, Communication and Culture Programme 2018-2021". The intervention aims at contributing to fostering freedom of expression at a global, regional and local level through two of its sections; Communication & Information and Culture. Sida supports UNESCO's normative and operational work for freedom of expression with the overall objective to contibute to global conditions for free and independent media and cultural life including diversity of cultural expressions as well as safety for journalists. The work is both global and country specific, where global components are mainly normatively oriented while components on a country level focus on capacity building, policy development and implementation as well as create foras for dialogue between duty bearers and civil society. The programme is conducted through interplay between the global and country specific work and through synergies between the two sections' respective work, Communication & Information and Culture. In focus for the country work are countries characterized with democratic deficit, including restrictions on freedom of expression and lack of an independent media and cultural life. Gender equality is of main focus for the contribution. For the global normative work for freedom of expression and media development is the Communication & Information Programme (CI) contributing to the areas of saftey for journalists, freedom of expression on line and offline, media literacy as well as gender in media. At a country level, the programme contributes to country specific freedom of expression projects in Africa, MENA and Latin America within the areas of justice and advocacy work and for capacity building projects within ICT, media, gender equality and journalism, which is an important contribution for the strengthening of democratization and freedom of expression in these countries. The programme also contributes to UNESCO's IPDC - Intenational Programme for the Development of Communication's and UIS - UNESCO's Institute for Statistics' work with the development of global indicators for media and Internet. The Culture Programme (CLT) is strongly anchored in the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions 2005 with freedom of expression and gender equality as guiding principles. Capacity development at a country level (in 16 countries) focuses on the understanding of the Convention and methods for data collection and follow-up of the Convention, which includes monitoring freedom of expression and communication. The global normative work focuses on documentation and formulation of cultural policies, standards and legislation. Extrabudgetärt stöd till UNESCOs sektioner för Yttrandefrihet, kommunikation och kultur 2018-2021 utifrån UNESCO's Strategi 39 C/5 samt till Unesco Institute for Statistics. FN's organisation för utbildning, vetenskap och kultur - UNESCO - har genom fyra projektförslag sökt stöd från Sida för sin verksamhet när det gäller främjande av yttrandefrihet globalt, regionalt och nationellt genom två av sina verksamhetsområden; Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. Ansökningspaketet består av två Special Accounts, dvs multigivarfonder för icke-öronmärkt flexibelt stöd till UNESCO's kärnverksamhet inom Kommunikation & Information samt två projektstöd som stöd till verksamhetsområdena kultur och statistik. Förslagen inkluderar: - Programdokument för "The Special Account for Freedom of Expression and the Safety of Journalists" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Programdokument för "The Special Account for the International Progarmme for Development of Communication" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Projektförslag "Reshaping Cultural Policies for the promotion of Fundamental Freedoms and the Diversity of Cultural Expressions" från UNESCO's Culture Sector - Projektförslag "Global Monitoring of Communication & Information" från UNESCO's Institute for Statistics Sida ger stöd till UNESCO's normativa och operativa arbete för yttrandefrihet med det övergripande målet att skapa förutsättningar globalt för fri och självständig media, fritt och självständigt kulturliv, mångfald samt säkerhet för journalister. Verksamheten är både global och landspecifik, där globala komponenter i huvudsak är normativt orienterade och komponenter på landnivå fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, policyutveckling och implementering samt skapar arenor för dialog mellan ansvarstagare och civilsamhället. Verksamheten bedrivs genom ett sampel mellan det globala och landspecifika arbetet och genom synergier mellan de två verksamhetsområdena Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. I fokus för verksamhet på landnivå är länder som präglas av ett demokratisk underskott, inklusive inskränkningar inom yttrandefrihet och brist på oberoende media och kulturliv. Jämställdhet är ett fokusområde för insatsen. När det gäller det normativa arbetet globalt för yttrandefrihet och medieutveckling bidrar Kommunikation & Information-programmet (CI) i huvudsak till områdena säkerhet för journalister, yttrandefrihet online och offline, media literacy samt jämställdhet inom media. På landnivå bidrar programmet till landspecifika yttrandefrihetsinsatser i Afrika, MENA och Latinamerika inom lagstiftnings- och påverkansarbete samt kapacitetsbyggande insatser inom ICT, media, jämställdhet och journalistik, vilket är ett viktigt bidrag till att stärka demokratisering och yttrandefrihet i dessa länder. Programmet bidrar även till UNESCO's arbete med att utveckla globala indiktorer för media och internet genom IPDC - International Programme for the Development of Communication och UNESCO Institute for Statistics - UIS. CI-programmet kommer att stödjas genom två så kallade Multi-Donor Special Accounts i linje med en programansats för Sidas samarbete med UNESCO samt genom ett projektstöd till UIS. Kulturprogrammet (CLT) är starkt förankrat i 2005 års UNESCO konvention för kulturell mångfald som har yttrandefrihet och jämställdhet som grundläggande principer. Kapacitetsutveckling på landnivå (16 länder) fokuserar på förståelse av konventionen och metoder för datainsamlig och uppföljning av konventionen, vilket bl a inkluderar bevakning av yttrandefrihet/kommunikation. Det globala normativa arbetet fokuserar på att dokumentera och formulera policies, standards och regleringar inom området. CLT-programmet stöds genom ett projektstöd. Total budget för UNESCO's verksamheter 2018-2019 är för CI 185 MSEK och för CLT Expected Result 7 133,5 MSEK. Då står Regular Programme + Voluntary contributions för respektive 30% av CI och 75% av CLT. Ett flertal givare bidrar till det extrabudgetära stödet, ca 129 MSEK för CI, varav Sida 88 MSEK respektive 33,6 MSEK för CTL, varav Sida 28 MSEK. Därutöver är de största givarna EU, Världsbanken, Norge, Finland, Nederländerna, Kamerun och Schweiz. This intervention supports UNESCO's work on freedom of expression and 2005 Convention on culture diversity through the Communication and Information (CI) sector and the Culture (CLT) sector during the period 2018-2021. The main objectives correspond to expected results in the UNESCO's Medium Term Strategy for 2014-2021 (37 C/4) and Programme and Budget for 2018-2021 (39 C/5). The main objectives of the contribution are: Support to Communication and Information Sector: Outcome/expected result 1: Targeted Member States enhance legal and institutional frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression online/offline, right of access to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards (and UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity) and through integrating a gender sensitive approach.   Outcome/expected result 2: Member States have benefited from enhanced media contributions to diversity, gender equality and youth empowerment in and through media; and societies are empowered through media and information literacy programmes and effective media response to emergency and disaster.  Outcome/expected result 3: Media development is strengthened, and Member States have improved monitoring and reporting systems, and these results are reinforced by external grass roots projects supported by the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC).  Support to the Culture Sector: Outcome/Expected result: Governments and civil society organizations engage in evidence-based and participatory policy making and monitoring processes in accordance with the principles and objectives of the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. Support to UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS): This is considered by Sida a pilot, with the aim of strengthening UIS' role and a coordinated work between CI, IPDC and UIS to contribute to data collection and statistics for freedom of expression and SDG 16.   The above objectives correspond directly to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and contribute in particular to SDG 16:10 and its targets 16:10:1 and 16:10:2 and also SDG 4, 5, 9, 13. The support to the CI sector is channelled through two multi donor accounts, the Multidonor Programme for Freedom of expression and the Safety of Journalists and the Multidonor Special Account for the International Programme on Development Communication (IPDC). Key features of the programmes include support to the UN Action Plan for the Safety of Journalists and Issues of Impunity, The World Trends report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development, monitoring of SDG 16:10, Internet Universality Indicator Suite, to mention a few. Activities serve to promote the development, adoption and implementation of relevant policies and normative frameworks to strengthen the environment for freedom of expression and press freedom and to support sustainable and independent media institutions.   Main activities to achieve the objectives of the intervention are to enhance legal and institutional frameworks, building on UNESCO's leverage to influence duty-bearers, including judges, legislature, parliamentarians, and law enforcement bodies. This is done through evidence based policy formulation and recommendations, technical expertise, capacity building and advocacy. At the same time media, journalists, artists, academia and civil society are enabled by UNESCO to take an active role in this work, by capacity building and multi-stakeholders platforms. Trainings differ for different context, but could include countering hate speech, conflict sensitive or gender sensitive reporting as well as elections covering. Activities also facilitate pluralism and participation in media, promote gender equality in both media production and content, and empower citizens with increased media and information literacy competencies. The support to the 2005 Convention supports governance and cultural policy making through capacity buidling of cultural policy makers, civil society organisations and other stakeholders. Also platforms for interaction between governments and civil society for monitoring the Convention and contributing to evidence based culture policy making. Freedom of expression is a guiding principle of the Convention and artistic freedom a monitoring pillar of the convention. Mechanisms for UNESCO to optimize its contribution globally, in targeted countries (16 for culture and more than 80 for media) and within the UN are so called flagship reports where international standards and norms, including UN Action Plans and Conventions, are implemented and followed up, used as reference and for accountability and standard setting. These include the "World Trends Report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development" and the 2005 Convention Global Report "Re:Shaping Cultural Policies". Another activity is to contribute to community media policies and to enhance Media Literacy. Global Standard setting, developing media indicators, is also part of UNESCO’s work. Awareness raising and networking is supported for instance by organising celebrations of international days such as World Press Freedom Day, International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists and World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Burkina Faso Colombia Algeria Ethiopia Indonesia Jamaica Mali Mongolia Mauritius Peru Palestine, State of Senegal Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Media and free flow of information Culture and recreation Government & Civil Society-general Other Social Infrastructure & Services 1. Kultur - Deltagande uppföljningprocesser och dialogmekanismer har stärkts I linje med 2005-konventionen för främjande av mångfald av kulturyttringar, som skrivits under av 150 länder, har samarbetet med Unesco bidragit till förbättrad miljö för konstnärlig frihet och kreativitet i 16 länder; Mali, Mauritius, Tanzania, Uganda, Algeriet, Palestina, Mongoliet, Bangladesh, Peru, Jamaica, Indonesien, Senegal, Colombia, Burkina Faso, Etiopien and Zimbabwe. I dessa länder har deltagandeprocesser och plattformar för dialog etablerats, som samlar olika ministerier, civilsamhället och akademia. Uppföljningsystem genom sk QPRs (Quadrienial Periodic Reports) har utvecklats och genomförs i syfte att göra behovsanalys och för att följa upp hur länder följer 2005-konventionen för förbättrad kulturpolitik. Insatsen har stärkt kapaciteten hos både ansvarstagare och rättighetsbärare och lett till policyutveckling och ramverk inom områden som jämställdhet, konstnärlig frihet, mångfald inom media och inkludering av civilsamhället. Global kunskap har stärkts, bland annat genom den återkommande Global Report, 3rd edition, titled Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity Addressing culture as a global public good (2022) samt två stycken specialrapporter på temata konstnärlig frihet och jämställdhet. Covid 19-krisen ledde till publikationen Cultural and Creative Industries in the Face of COVID-19: An Economic Impact OutlookParticipatory recovery plans for the culture sector in 3 countries. ResiliArt - en global dialog för att möta en kultursektor i kris - tog fart inom programmet, vilken ledde till att dialoger på landnivå med ökad resiliens som resultat. Återhämtningsplaner togs fram i länder som Peru, Palestina och Senegal. Samarbetet med Unesco ledde även till ett pilotprojekt tillsammans med EU, som tog fram och använde så kallade kulturindikatorer kopplade till Agenda 2030 i ett antal länder och städer. Dessa ska tydligare ge rekommendationer om hur kulturen bidrar till de globala målen för hållbar utveckling i specifika kontexter. 2. Kommunication och Information - två multidonorprogram - IPDC och MDP - bidrar till yttrandefrihet, säkerhet för journalister, medieutveckling, Internetreglering, tillgång till information samt motverkande av desinformation Arbetet med policy-reformer har resulterat i stärkt lagstiftning kring yttrandefrihet, säkerhet för journalister och tillgång till information i Afghanistan, Burundi, DRC, Ecuador, Etiopien, Irak, Libanon, Mexico, Marocko, Myanmar, Namibia, Pakistan, Somalia, Sydsudan, Sudan, Tunisien, Uruguay och Zambia. Samarbetet har skapat debatt och satt frågorna på en global agenda genom att arrangera World Press Freedom Day (WPFD), the International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI), the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (IDEI), World Radio Day (WRD), och Global MIL Week. Dessa event har lett till viktiga uttalanden och åtaganden, såsom Windhoek30 Declaration on information as a public good (2021). Stöd till länder under val, t ex Peru och Zambia, där man bland annat arbetat mot desinformation. Stärkt kapacitet hos hundratals åklagare och domare i sin förmåga att lagföra brott mot journalister, bland annat genom MOOC - Massive Open Online Courses. World Trend Report: Journalism as a public good har spridits och används som policyunderlag IPDC har stött 73 olika projekt som alla syftat till medieutveckling i låginkomstländer under åren 2020-2021. Bland projekten fanns sådana som handlade om att motverka desinformation, att rapportera säkert om covid-19, radio, journalistik i konfliktzoner, och säkerhet för journalister. Sex av projekten har särskilt fokuserat på jämställdhet inom journalistik och i media. IPDC har stöttat stater i implementerandet av indikatorer, som Unescos Internet Universality ROAM-X Indicators (IUI), Media Development Indicators (MDI), Journalists Safety Indicators (JSI), Gender-Sensitive Indicators for Media (GSIM). Införandet av indikatorerna leder i sin tur till ny kunskap underbyggd av fakta. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070140-6107014001 Sweden Extrabudgetary support to UNESCO's sections on Communication and Information, and Culture UNESCO has applied to Sida for funding to carry out its "Freedom of Expression, Communication and Culture Programme 2018-2021". The intervention aims at contributing to fostering freedom of expression at a global, regional and local level through two of its sections; Communication & Information and Culture. Sida supports UNESCO's normative and operational work for freedom of expression with the overall objective to contibute to global conditions for free and independent media and cultural life including diversity of cultural expressions as well as safety for journalists. The work is both global and country specific, where global components are mainly normatively oriented while components on a country level focus on capacity building, policy development and implementation as well as create foras for dialogue between duty bearers and civil society. The programme is conducted through interplay between the global and country specific work and through synergies between the two sections' respective work, Communication & Information and Culture. In focus for the country work are countries characterized with democratic deficit, including restrictions on freedom of expression and lack of an independent media and cultural life. Gender equality is of main focus for the contribution. For the global normative work for freedom of expression and media development is the Communication & Information Programme (CI) contributing to the areas of saftey for journalists, freedom of expression on line and offline, media literacy as well as gender in media. At a country level, the programme contributes to country specific freedom of expression projects in Africa, MENA and Latin America within the areas of justice and advocacy work and for capacity building projects within ICT, media, gender equality and journalism, which is an important contribution for the strengthening of democratization and freedom of expression in these countries. The programme also contributes to UNESCO's IPDC - Intenational Programme for the Development of Communication's and UIS - UNESCO's Institute for Statistics' work with the development of global indicators for media and Internet. The Culture Programme (CLT) is strongly anchored in the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions 2005 with freedom of expression and gender equality as guiding principles. Capacity development at a country level (in 16 countries) focuses on the understanding of the Convention and methods for data collection and follow-up of the Convention, which includes monitoring freedom of expression and communication. The global normative work focuses on documentation and formulation of cultural policies, standards and legislation. Extrabudgetärt stöd till UNESCOs sektioner för Yttrandefrihet, kommunikation och kultur 2018-2021 utifrån UNESCO's Strategi 39 C/5 samt till Unesco Institute for Statistics. FN's organisation för utbildning, vetenskap och kultur - UNESCO - har genom fyra projektförslag sökt stöd från Sida för sin verksamhet när det gäller främjande av yttrandefrihet globalt, regionalt och nationellt genom två av sina verksamhetsområden; Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. Ansökningspaketet består av två Special Accounts, dvs multigivarfonder för icke-öronmärkt flexibelt stöd till UNESCO's kärnverksamhet inom Kommunikation & Information samt två projektstöd som stöd till verksamhetsområdena kultur och statistik. Förslagen inkluderar: - Programdokument för "The Special Account for Freedom of Expression and the Safety of Journalists" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Programdokument för "The Special Account for the International Progarmme for Development of Communication" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Projektförslag "Reshaping Cultural Policies for the promotion of Fundamental Freedoms and the Diversity of Cultural Expressions" från UNESCO's Culture Sector - Projektförslag "Global Monitoring of Communication & Information" från UNESCO's Institute for Statistics Sida ger stöd till UNESCO's normativa och operativa arbete för yttrandefrihet med det övergripande målet att skapa förutsättningar globalt för fri och självständig media, fritt och självständigt kulturliv, mångfald samt säkerhet för journalister. Verksamheten är både global och landspecifik, där globala komponenter i huvudsak är normativt orienterade och komponenter på landnivå fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, policyutveckling och implementering samt skapar arenor för dialog mellan ansvarstagare och civilsamhället. Verksamheten bedrivs genom ett sampel mellan det globala och landspecifika arbetet och genom synergier mellan de två verksamhetsområdena Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. I fokus för verksamhet på landnivå är länder som präglas av ett demokratisk underskott, inklusive inskränkningar inom yttrandefrihet och brist på oberoende media och kulturliv. Jämställdhet är ett fokusområde för insatsen. När det gäller det normativa arbetet globalt för yttrandefrihet och medieutveckling bidrar Kommunikation & Information-programmet (CI) i huvudsak till områdena säkerhet för journalister, yttrandefrihet online och offline, media literacy samt jämställdhet inom media. På landnivå bidrar programmet till landspecifika yttrandefrihetsinsatser i Afrika, MENA och Latinamerika inom lagstiftnings- och påverkansarbete samt kapacitetsbyggande insatser inom ICT, media, jämställdhet och journalistik, vilket är ett viktigt bidrag till att stärka demokratisering och yttrandefrihet i dessa länder. Programmet bidrar även till UNESCO's arbete med att utveckla globala indiktorer för media och internet genom IPDC - International Programme for the Development of Communication och UNESCO Institute for Statistics - UIS. CI-programmet kommer att stödjas genom två så kallade Multi-Donor Special Accounts i linje med en programansats för Sidas samarbete med UNESCO samt genom ett projektstöd till UIS. Kulturprogrammet (CLT) är starkt förankrat i 2005 års UNESCO konvention för kulturell mångfald som har yttrandefrihet och jämställdhet som grundläggande principer. Kapacitetsutveckling på landnivå (16 länder) fokuserar på förståelse av konventionen och metoder för datainsamlig och uppföljning av konventionen, vilket bl a inkluderar bevakning av yttrandefrihet/kommunikation. Det globala normativa arbetet fokuserar på att dokumentera och formulera policies, standards och regleringar inom området. CLT-programmet stöds genom ett projektstöd. Total budget för UNESCO's verksamheter 2018-2019 är för CI 185 MSEK och för CLT Expected Result 7 133,5 MSEK. Då står Regular Programme + Voluntary contributions för respektive 30% av CI och 75% av CLT. Ett flertal givare bidrar till det extrabudgetära stödet, ca 129 MSEK för CI, varav Sida 88 MSEK respektive 33,6 MSEK för CTL, varav Sida 28 MSEK. Därutöver är de största givarna EU, Världsbanken, Norge, Finland, Nederländerna, Kamerun och Schweiz. This intervention supports UNESCO's work on freedom of expression and 2005 Convention on culture diversity through the Communication and Information (CI) sector and the Culture (CLT) sector during the period 2018-2021. The main objectives correspond to expected results in the UNESCO's Medium Term Strategy for 2014-2021 (37 C/4) and Programme and Budget for 2018-2021 (39 C/5). The main objectives of the contribution are: Support to Communication and Information Sector: Outcome/expected result 1: Targeted Member States enhance legal and institutional frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression online/offline, right of access to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards (and UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity) and through integrating a gender sensitive approach.   Outcome/expected result 2: Member States have benefited from enhanced media contributions to diversity, gender equality and youth empowerment in and through media; and societies are empowered through media and information literacy programmes and effective media response to emergency and disaster.  Outcome/expected result 3: Media development is strengthened, and Member States have improved monitoring and reporting systems, and these results are reinforced by external grass roots projects supported by the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC).  Support to the Culture Sector: Outcome/Expected result: Governments and civil society organizations engage in evidence-based and participatory policy making and monitoring processes in accordance with the principles and objectives of the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. Support to UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS): This is considered by Sida a pilot, with the aim of strengthening UIS' role and a coordinated work between CI, IPDC and UIS to contribute to data collection and statistics for freedom of expression and SDG 16.   The above objectives correspond directly to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and contribute in particular to SDG 16:10 and its targets 16:10:1 and 16:10:2 and also SDG 4, 5, 9, 13. The support to the CI sector is channelled through two multi donor accounts, the Multidonor Programme for Freedom of expression and the Safety of Journalists and the Multidonor Special Account for the International Programme on Development Communication (IPDC). Key features of the programmes include support to the UN Action Plan for the Safety of Journalists and Issues of Impunity, The World Trends report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development, monitoring of SDG 16:10, Internet Universality Indicator Suite, to mention a few. Activities serve to promote the development, adoption and implementation of relevant policies and normative frameworks to strengthen the environment for freedom of expression and press freedom and to support sustainable and independent media institutions.   Main activities to achieve the objectives of the intervention are to enhance legal and institutional frameworks, building on UNESCO's leverage to influence duty-bearers, including judges, legislature, parliamentarians, and law enforcement bodies. This is done through evidence based policy formulation and recommendations, technical expertise, capacity building and advocacy. At the same time media, journalists, artists, academia and civil society are enabled by UNESCO to take an active role in this work, by capacity building and multi-stakeholders platforms. Trainings differ for different context, but could include countering hate speech, conflict sensitive or gender sensitive reporting as well as elections covering. Activities also facilitate pluralism and participation in media, promote gender equality in both media production and content, and empower citizens with increased media and information literacy competencies. The support to the 2005 Convention supports governance and cultural policy making through capacity buidling of cultural policy makers, civil society organisations and other stakeholders. Also platforms for interaction between governments and civil society for monitoring the Convention and contributing to evidence based culture policy making. Freedom of expression is a guiding principle of the Convention and artistic freedom a monitoring pillar of the convention. Mechanisms for UNESCO to optimize its contribution globally, in targeted countries (16 for culture and more than 80 for media) and within the UN are so called flagship reports where international standards and norms, including UN Action Plans and Conventions, are implemented and followed up, used as reference and for accountability and standard setting. These include the "World Trends Report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development" and the 2005 Convention Global Report "Re:Shaping Cultural Policies". Another activity is to contribute to community media policies and to enhance Media Literacy. Global Standard setting, developing media indicators, is also part of UNESCO’s work. Awareness raising and networking is supported for instance by organising celebrations of international days such as World Press Freedom Day, International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists and World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 26500000 26000000 10500000 8000000 20000000 2500000 0 8000000 26500000 0 26000000 0 0 -23500000 -20000000 0 -23500000 23500000 23500000 8000000 71000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 26500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 26000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 8000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 8000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070140-6107014002 Sweden Extrabudgetary support to UNESCO's sections on Communication and Information, and Culture UNESCO has applied to Sida for funding to carry out its "Freedom of Expression, Communication and Culture Programme 2018-2021". The intervention aims at contributing to fostering freedom of expression at a global, regional and local level through two of its sections; Communication & Information and Culture. Sida supports UNESCO's normative and operational work for freedom of expression with the overall objective to contibute to global conditions for free and independent media and cultural life including diversity of cultural expressions as well as safety for journalists. The work is both global and country specific, where global components are mainly normatively oriented while components on a country level focus on capacity building, policy development and implementation as well as create foras for dialogue between duty bearers and civil society. The programme is conducted through interplay between the global and country specific work and through synergies between the two sections' respective work, Communication & Information and Culture. In focus for the country work are countries characterized with democratic deficit, including restrictions on freedom of expression and lack of an independent media and cultural life. Gender equality is of main focus for the contribution. For the global normative work for freedom of expression and media development is the Communication & Information Programme (CI) contributing to the areas of saftey for journalists, freedom of expression on line and offline, media literacy as well as gender in media. At a country level, the programme contributes to country specific freedom of expression projects in Africa, MENA and Latin America within the areas of justice and advocacy work and for capacity building projects within ICT, media, gender equality and journalism, which is an important contribution for the strengthening of democratization and freedom of expression in these countries. The programme also contributes to UNESCO's IPDC - Intenational Programme for the Development of Communication's and UIS - UNESCO's Institute for Statistics' work with the development of global indicators for media and Internet. The Culture Programme (CLT) is strongly anchored in the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions 2005 with freedom of expression and gender equality as guiding principles. Capacity development at a country level (in 16 countries) focuses on the understanding of the Convention and methods for data collection and follow-up of the Convention, which includes monitoring freedom of expression and communication. The global normative work focuses on documentation and formulation of cultural policies, standards and legislation. Extrabudgetärt stöd till UNESCOs sektioner för Yttrandefrihet, kommunikation och kultur 2018-2021 utifrån UNESCO's Strategi 39 C/5 samt till Unesco Institute for Statistics. FN's organisation för utbildning, vetenskap och kultur - UNESCO - har genom fyra projektförslag sökt stöd från Sida för sin verksamhet när det gäller främjande av yttrandefrihet globalt, regionalt och nationellt genom två av sina verksamhetsområden; Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. Ansökningspaketet består av två Special Accounts, dvs multigivarfonder för icke-öronmärkt flexibelt stöd till UNESCO's kärnverksamhet inom Kommunikation & Information samt två projektstöd som stöd till verksamhetsområdena kultur och statistik. Förslagen inkluderar: - Programdokument för "The Special Account for Freedom of Expression and the Safety of Journalists" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Programdokument för "The Special Account for the International Progarmme for Development of Communication" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Projektförslag "Reshaping Cultural Policies for the promotion of Fundamental Freedoms and the Diversity of Cultural Expressions" från UNESCO's Culture Sector - Projektförslag "Global Monitoring of Communication & Information" från UNESCO's Institute for Statistics Sida ger stöd till UNESCO's normativa och operativa arbete för yttrandefrihet med det övergripande målet att skapa förutsättningar globalt för fri och självständig media, fritt och självständigt kulturliv, mångfald samt säkerhet för journalister. Verksamheten är både global och landspecifik, där globala komponenter i huvudsak är normativt orienterade och komponenter på landnivå fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, policyutveckling och implementering samt skapar arenor för dialog mellan ansvarstagare och civilsamhället. Verksamheten bedrivs genom ett sampel mellan det globala och landspecifika arbetet och genom synergier mellan de två verksamhetsområdena Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. I fokus för verksamhet på landnivå är länder som präglas av ett demokratisk underskott, inklusive inskränkningar inom yttrandefrihet och brist på oberoende media och kulturliv. Jämställdhet är ett fokusområde för insatsen. När det gäller det normativa arbetet globalt för yttrandefrihet och medieutveckling bidrar Kommunikation & Information-programmet (CI) i huvudsak till områdena säkerhet för journalister, yttrandefrihet online och offline, media literacy samt jämställdhet inom media. På landnivå bidrar programmet till landspecifika yttrandefrihetsinsatser i Afrika, MENA och Latinamerika inom lagstiftnings- och påverkansarbete samt kapacitetsbyggande insatser inom ICT, media, jämställdhet och journalistik, vilket är ett viktigt bidrag till att stärka demokratisering och yttrandefrihet i dessa länder. Programmet bidrar även till UNESCO's arbete med att utveckla globala indiktorer för media och internet genom IPDC - International Programme for the Development of Communication och UNESCO Institute for Statistics - UIS. CI-programmet kommer att stödjas genom två så kallade Multi-Donor Special Accounts i linje med en programansats för Sidas samarbete med UNESCO samt genom ett projektstöd till UIS. Kulturprogrammet (CLT) är starkt förankrat i 2005 års UNESCO konvention för kulturell mångfald som har yttrandefrihet och jämställdhet som grundläggande principer. Kapacitetsutveckling på landnivå (16 länder) fokuserar på förståelse av konventionen och metoder för datainsamlig och uppföljning av konventionen, vilket bl a inkluderar bevakning av yttrandefrihet/kommunikation. Det globala normativa arbetet fokuserar på att dokumentera och formulera policies, standards och regleringar inom området. CLT-programmet stöds genom ett projektstöd. Total budget för UNESCO's verksamheter 2018-2019 är för CI 185 MSEK och för CLT Expected Result 7 133,5 MSEK. Då står Regular Programme + Voluntary contributions för respektive 30% av CI och 75% av CLT. Ett flertal givare bidrar till det extrabudgetära stödet, ca 129 MSEK för CI, varav Sida 88 MSEK respektive 33,6 MSEK för CTL, varav Sida 28 MSEK. Därutöver är de största givarna EU, Världsbanken, Norge, Finland, Nederländerna, Kamerun och Schweiz. This intervention supports UNESCO's work on freedom of expression and 2005 Convention on culture diversity through the Communication and Information (CI) sector and the Culture (CLT) sector during the period 2018-2021. The main objectives correspond to expected results in the UNESCO's Medium Term Strategy for 2014-2021 (37 C/4) and Programme and Budget for 2018-2021 (39 C/5). The main objectives of the contribution are: Support to Communication and Information Sector: Outcome/expected result 1: Targeted Member States enhance legal and institutional frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression online/offline, right of access to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards (and UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity) and through integrating a gender sensitive approach.   Outcome/expected result 2: Member States have benefited from enhanced media contributions to diversity, gender equality and youth empowerment in and through media; and societies are empowered through media and information literacy programmes and effective media response to emergency and disaster.  Outcome/expected result 3: Media development is strengthened, and Member States have improved monitoring and reporting systems, and these results are reinforced by external grass roots projects supported by the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC).  Support to the Culture Sector: Outcome/Expected result: Governments and civil society organizations engage in evidence-based and participatory policy making and monitoring processes in accordance with the principles and objectives of the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. Support to UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS): This is considered by Sida a pilot, with the aim of strengthening UIS' role and a coordinated work between CI, IPDC and UIS to contribute to data collection and statistics for freedom of expression and SDG 16.   The above objectives correspond directly to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and contribute in particular to SDG 16:10 and its targets 16:10:1 and 16:10:2 and also SDG 4, 5, 9, 13. The support to the CI sector is channelled through two multi donor accounts, the Multidonor Programme for Freedom of expression and the Safety of Journalists and the Multidonor Special Account for the International Programme on Development Communication (IPDC). Key features of the programmes include support to the UN Action Plan for the Safety of Journalists and Issues of Impunity, The World Trends report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development, monitoring of SDG 16:10, Internet Universality Indicator Suite, to mention a few. Activities serve to promote the development, adoption and implementation of relevant policies and normative frameworks to strengthen the environment for freedom of expression and press freedom and to support sustainable and independent media institutions.   Main activities to achieve the objectives of the intervention are to enhance legal and institutional frameworks, building on UNESCO's leverage to influence duty-bearers, including judges, legislature, parliamentarians, and law enforcement bodies. This is done through evidence based policy formulation and recommendations, technical expertise, capacity building and advocacy. At the same time media, journalists, artists, academia and civil society are enabled by UNESCO to take an active role in this work, by capacity building and multi-stakeholders platforms. Trainings differ for different context, but could include countering hate speech, conflict sensitive or gender sensitive reporting as well as elections covering. Activities also facilitate pluralism and participation in media, promote gender equality in both media production and content, and empower citizens with increased media and information literacy competencies. The support to the 2005 Convention supports governance and cultural policy making through capacity buidling of cultural policy makers, civil society organisations and other stakeholders. Also platforms for interaction between governments and civil society for monitoring the Convention and contributing to evidence based culture policy making. Freedom of expression is a guiding principle of the Convention and artistic freedom a monitoring pillar of the convention. Mechanisms for UNESCO to optimize its contribution globally, in targeted countries (16 for culture and more than 80 for media) and within the UN are so called flagship reports where international standards and norms, including UN Action Plans and Conventions, are implemented and followed up, used as reference and for accountability and standard setting. These include the "World Trends Report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development" and the 2005 Convention Global Report "Re:Shaping Cultural Policies". Another activity is to contribute to community media policies and to enhance Media Literacy. Global Standard setting, developing media indicators, is also part of UNESCO’s work. Awareness raising and networking is supported for instance by organising celebrations of international days such as World Press Freedom Day, International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists and World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. 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Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 4000000 3500000 2000000 4000000 0 1000000 2500000 5000000 0 0 0 2000000 14500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 5000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 4000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070140-6107014003 Sweden Extrabudgetary support to UNESCO's sections on Communication and Information, and Culture UNESCO has applied to Sida for funding to carry out its "Freedom of Expression, Communication and Culture Programme 2018-2021". The intervention aims at contributing to fostering freedom of expression at a global, regional and local level through two of its sections; Communication & Information and Culture. Sida supports UNESCO's normative and operational work for freedom of expression with the overall objective to contibute to global conditions for free and independent media and cultural life including diversity of cultural expressions as well as safety for journalists. The work is both global and country specific, where global components are mainly normatively oriented while components on a country level focus on capacity building, policy development and implementation as well as create foras for dialogue between duty bearers and civil society. The programme is conducted through interplay between the global and country specific work and through synergies between the two sections' respective work, Communication & Information and Culture. In focus for the country work are countries characterized with democratic deficit, including restrictions on freedom of expression and lack of an independent media and cultural life. Gender equality is of main focus for the contribution. For the global normative work for freedom of expression and media development is the Communication & Information Programme (CI) contributing to the areas of saftey for journalists, freedom of expression on line and offline, media literacy as well as gender in media. At a country level, the programme contributes to country specific freedom of expression projects in Africa, MENA and Latin America within the areas of justice and advocacy work and for capacity building projects within ICT, media, gender equality and journalism, which is an important contribution for the strengthening of democratization and freedom of expression in these countries. The programme also contributes to UNESCO's IPDC - Intenational Programme for the Development of Communication's and UIS - UNESCO's Institute for Statistics' work with the development of global indicators for media and Internet. The Culture Programme (CLT) is strongly anchored in the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions 2005 with freedom of expression and gender equality as guiding principles. Capacity development at a country level (in 16 countries) focuses on the understanding of the Convention and methods for data collection and follow-up of the Convention, which includes monitoring freedom of expression and communication. The global normative work focuses on documentation and formulation of cultural policies, standards and legislation. Extrabudgetärt stöd till UNESCOs sektioner för Yttrandefrihet, kommunikation och kultur 2018-2021 utifrån UNESCO's Strategi 39 C/5 samt till Unesco Institute for Statistics. FN's organisation för utbildning, vetenskap och kultur - UNESCO - har genom fyra projektförslag sökt stöd från Sida för sin verksamhet när det gäller främjande av yttrandefrihet globalt, regionalt och nationellt genom två av sina verksamhetsområden; Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. Ansökningspaketet består av två Special Accounts, dvs multigivarfonder för icke-öronmärkt flexibelt stöd till UNESCO's kärnverksamhet inom Kommunikation & Information samt två projektstöd som stöd till verksamhetsområdena kultur och statistik. Förslagen inkluderar: - Programdokument för "The Special Account for Freedom of Expression and the Safety of Journalists" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Programdokument för "The Special Account for the International Progarmme for Development of Communication" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Projektförslag "Reshaping Cultural Policies for the promotion of Fundamental Freedoms and the Diversity of Cultural Expressions" från UNESCO's Culture Sector - Projektförslag "Global Monitoring of Communication & Information" från UNESCO's Institute for Statistics Sida ger stöd till UNESCO's normativa och operativa arbete för yttrandefrihet med det övergripande målet att skapa förutsättningar globalt för fri och självständig media, fritt och självständigt kulturliv, mångfald samt säkerhet för journalister. Verksamheten är både global och landspecifik, där globala komponenter i huvudsak är normativt orienterade och komponenter på landnivå fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, policyutveckling och implementering samt skapar arenor för dialog mellan ansvarstagare och civilsamhället. Verksamheten bedrivs genom ett sampel mellan det globala och landspecifika arbetet och genom synergier mellan de två verksamhetsområdena Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. I fokus för verksamhet på landnivå är länder som präglas av ett demokratisk underskott, inklusive inskränkningar inom yttrandefrihet och brist på oberoende media och kulturliv. Jämställdhet är ett fokusområde för insatsen. När det gäller det normativa arbetet globalt för yttrandefrihet och medieutveckling bidrar Kommunikation & Information-programmet (CI) i huvudsak till områdena säkerhet för journalister, yttrandefrihet online och offline, media literacy samt jämställdhet inom media. På landnivå bidrar programmet till landspecifika yttrandefrihetsinsatser i Afrika, MENA och Latinamerika inom lagstiftnings- och påverkansarbete samt kapacitetsbyggande insatser inom ICT, media, jämställdhet och journalistik, vilket är ett viktigt bidrag till att stärka demokratisering och yttrandefrihet i dessa länder. Programmet bidrar även till UNESCO's arbete med att utveckla globala indiktorer för media och internet genom IPDC - International Programme for the Development of Communication och UNESCO Institute for Statistics - UIS. CI-programmet kommer att stödjas genom två så kallade Multi-Donor Special Accounts i linje med en programansats för Sidas samarbete med UNESCO samt genom ett projektstöd till UIS. Kulturprogrammet (CLT) är starkt förankrat i 2005 års UNESCO konvention för kulturell mångfald som har yttrandefrihet och jämställdhet som grundläggande principer. Kapacitetsutveckling på landnivå (16 länder) fokuserar på förståelse av konventionen och metoder för datainsamlig och uppföljning av konventionen, vilket bl a inkluderar bevakning av yttrandefrihet/kommunikation. Det globala normativa arbetet fokuserar på att dokumentera och formulera policies, standards och regleringar inom området. CLT-programmet stöds genom ett projektstöd. Total budget för UNESCO's verksamheter 2018-2019 är för CI 185 MSEK och för CLT Expected Result 7 133,5 MSEK. Då står Regular Programme + Voluntary contributions för respektive 30% av CI och 75% av CLT. Ett flertal givare bidrar till det extrabudgetära stödet, ca 129 MSEK för CI, varav Sida 88 MSEK respektive 33,6 MSEK för CTL, varav Sida 28 MSEK. Därutöver är de största givarna EU, Världsbanken, Norge, Finland, Nederländerna, Kamerun och Schweiz. This intervention supports UNESCO's work on freedom of expression and 2005 Convention on culture diversity through the Communication and Information (CI) sector and the Culture (CLT) sector during the period 2018-2021. The main objectives correspond to expected results in the UNESCO's Medium Term Strategy for 2014-2021 (37 C/4) and Programme and Budget for 2018-2021 (39 C/5). The main objectives of the contribution are: Support to Communication and Information Sector: Outcome/expected result 1: Targeted Member States enhance legal and institutional frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression online/offline, right of access to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards (and UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity) and through integrating a gender sensitive approach.   Outcome/expected result 2: Member States have benefited from enhanced media contributions to diversity, gender equality and youth empowerment in and through media; and societies are empowered through media and information literacy programmes and effective media response to emergency and disaster.  Outcome/expected result 3: Media development is strengthened, and Member States have improved monitoring and reporting systems, and these results are reinforced by external grass roots projects supported by the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC).  Support to the Culture Sector: Outcome/Expected result: Governments and civil society organizations engage in evidence-based and participatory policy making and monitoring processes in accordance with the principles and objectives of the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. Support to UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS): This is considered by Sida a pilot, with the aim of strengthening UIS' role and a coordinated work between CI, IPDC and UIS to contribute to data collection and statistics for freedom of expression and SDG 16.   The above objectives correspond directly to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and contribute in particular to SDG 16:10 and its targets 16:10:1 and 16:10:2 and also SDG 4, 5, 9, 13. The support to the CI sector is channelled through two multi donor accounts, the Multidonor Programme for Freedom of expression and the Safety of Journalists and the Multidonor Special Account for the International Programme on Development Communication (IPDC). Key features of the programmes include support to the UN Action Plan for the Safety of Journalists and Issues of Impunity, The World Trends report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development, monitoring of SDG 16:10, Internet Universality Indicator Suite, to mention a few. Activities serve to promote the development, adoption and implementation of relevant policies and normative frameworks to strengthen the environment for freedom of expression and press freedom and to support sustainable and independent media institutions.   Main activities to achieve the objectives of the intervention are to enhance legal and institutional frameworks, building on UNESCO's leverage to influence duty-bearers, including judges, legislature, parliamentarians, and law enforcement bodies. This is done through evidence based policy formulation and recommendations, technical expertise, capacity building and advocacy. At the same time media, journalists, artists, academia and civil society are enabled by UNESCO to take an active role in this work, by capacity building and multi-stakeholders platforms. Trainings differ for different context, but could include countering hate speech, conflict sensitive or gender sensitive reporting as well as elections covering. Activities also facilitate pluralism and participation in media, promote gender equality in both media production and content, and empower citizens with increased media and information literacy competencies. The support to the 2005 Convention supports governance and cultural policy making through capacity buidling of cultural policy makers, civil society organisations and other stakeholders. Also platforms for interaction between governments and civil society for monitoring the Convention and contributing to evidence based culture policy making. Freedom of expression is a guiding principle of the Convention and artistic freedom a monitoring pillar of the convention. Mechanisms for UNESCO to optimize its contribution globally, in targeted countries (16 for culture and more than 80 for media) and within the UN are so called flagship reports where international standards and norms, including UN Action Plans and Conventions, are implemented and followed up, used as reference and for accountability and standard setting. These include the "World Trends Report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development" and the 2005 Convention Global Report "Re:Shaping Cultural Policies". Another activity is to contribute to community media policies and to enhance Media Literacy. Global Standard setting, developing media indicators, is also part of UNESCO’s work. Awareness raising and networking is supported for instance by organising celebrations of international days such as World Press Freedom Day, International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists and World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. 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Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070140-6107014004 Sweden Extrabudgetary support to UNESCO's sections on Communication and Information, and Culture UNESCO has applied to Sida for funding to carry out its "Freedom of Expression, Communication and Culture Programme 2018-2021". The intervention aims at contributing to fostering freedom of expression at a global, regional and local level through two of its sections; Communication & Information and Culture. Sida supports UNESCO's normative and operational work for freedom of expression with the overall objective to contibute to global conditions for free and independent media and cultural life including diversity of cultural expressions as well as safety for journalists. The work is both global and country specific, where global components are mainly normatively oriented while components on a country level focus on capacity building, policy development and implementation as well as create foras for dialogue between duty bearers and civil society. The programme is conducted through interplay between the global and country specific work and through synergies between the two sections' respective work, Communication & Information and Culture. In focus for the country work are countries characterized with democratic deficit, including restrictions on freedom of expression and lack of an independent media and cultural life. Gender equality is of main focus for the contribution. For the global normative work for freedom of expression and media development is the Communication & Information Programme (CI) contributing to the areas of saftey for journalists, freedom of expression on line and offline, media literacy as well as gender in media. At a country level, the programme contributes to country specific freedom of expression projects in Africa, MENA and Latin America within the areas of justice and advocacy work and for capacity building projects within ICT, media, gender equality and journalism, which is an important contribution for the strengthening of democratization and freedom of expression in these countries. The programme also contributes to UNESCO's IPDC - Intenational Programme for the Development of Communication's and UIS - UNESCO's Institute for Statistics' work with the development of global indicators for media and Internet. The Culture Programme (CLT) is strongly anchored in the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions 2005 with freedom of expression and gender equality as guiding principles. Capacity development at a country level (in 16 countries) focuses on the understanding of the Convention and methods for data collection and follow-up of the Convention, which includes monitoring freedom of expression and communication. The global normative work focuses on documentation and formulation of cultural policies, standards and legislation. Extrabudgetärt stöd till UNESCOs sektioner för Yttrandefrihet, kommunikation och kultur 2018-2021 utifrån UNESCO's Strategi 39 C/5 samt till Unesco Institute for Statistics. FN's organisation för utbildning, vetenskap och kultur - UNESCO - har genom fyra projektförslag sökt stöd från Sida för sin verksamhet när det gäller främjande av yttrandefrihet globalt, regionalt och nationellt genom två av sina verksamhetsområden; Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. Ansökningspaketet består av två Special Accounts, dvs multigivarfonder för icke-öronmärkt flexibelt stöd till UNESCO's kärnverksamhet inom Kommunikation & Information samt två projektstöd som stöd till verksamhetsområdena kultur och statistik. Förslagen inkluderar: - Programdokument för "The Special Account for Freedom of Expression and the Safety of Journalists" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Programdokument för "The Special Account for the International Progarmme for Development of Communication" från UNESCO's Communication & Information Sector - Projektförslag "Reshaping Cultural Policies for the promotion of Fundamental Freedoms and the Diversity of Cultural Expressions" från UNESCO's Culture Sector - Projektförslag "Global Monitoring of Communication & Information" från UNESCO's Institute for Statistics Sida ger stöd till UNESCO's normativa och operativa arbete för yttrandefrihet med det övergripande målet att skapa förutsättningar globalt för fri och självständig media, fritt och självständigt kulturliv, mångfald samt säkerhet för journalister. Verksamheten är både global och landspecifik, där globala komponenter i huvudsak är normativt orienterade och komponenter på landnivå fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, policyutveckling och implementering samt skapar arenor för dialog mellan ansvarstagare och civilsamhället. Verksamheten bedrivs genom ett sampel mellan det globala och landspecifika arbetet och genom synergier mellan de två verksamhetsområdena Kommunikation & Information samt Kultur. I fokus för verksamhet på landnivå är länder som präglas av ett demokratisk underskott, inklusive inskränkningar inom yttrandefrihet och brist på oberoende media och kulturliv. Jämställdhet är ett fokusområde för insatsen. När det gäller det normativa arbetet globalt för yttrandefrihet och medieutveckling bidrar Kommunikation & Information-programmet (CI) i huvudsak till områdena säkerhet för journalister, yttrandefrihet online och offline, media literacy samt jämställdhet inom media. På landnivå bidrar programmet till landspecifika yttrandefrihetsinsatser i Afrika, MENA och Latinamerika inom lagstiftnings- och påverkansarbete samt kapacitetsbyggande insatser inom ICT, media, jämställdhet och journalistik, vilket är ett viktigt bidrag till att stärka demokratisering och yttrandefrihet i dessa länder. Programmet bidrar även till UNESCO's arbete med att utveckla globala indiktorer för media och internet genom IPDC - International Programme for the Development of Communication och UNESCO Institute for Statistics - UIS. CI-programmet kommer att stödjas genom två så kallade Multi-Donor Special Accounts i linje med en programansats för Sidas samarbete med UNESCO samt genom ett projektstöd till UIS. Kulturprogrammet (CLT) är starkt förankrat i 2005 års UNESCO konvention för kulturell mångfald som har yttrandefrihet och jämställdhet som grundläggande principer. Kapacitetsutveckling på landnivå (16 länder) fokuserar på förståelse av konventionen och metoder för datainsamlig och uppföljning av konventionen, vilket bl a inkluderar bevakning av yttrandefrihet/kommunikation. Det globala normativa arbetet fokuserar på att dokumentera och formulera policies, standards och regleringar inom området. CLT-programmet stöds genom ett projektstöd. Total budget för UNESCO's verksamheter 2018-2019 är för CI 185 MSEK och för CLT Expected Result 7 133,5 MSEK. Då står Regular Programme + Voluntary contributions för respektive 30% av CI och 75% av CLT. Ett flertal givare bidrar till det extrabudgetära stödet, ca 129 MSEK för CI, varav Sida 88 MSEK respektive 33,6 MSEK för CTL, varav Sida 28 MSEK. Därutöver är de största givarna EU, Världsbanken, Norge, Finland, Nederländerna, Kamerun och Schweiz. This intervention supports UNESCO's work on freedom of expression and 2005 Convention on culture diversity through the Communication and Information (CI) sector and the Culture (CLT) sector during the period 2018-2021. The main objectives correspond to expected results in the UNESCO's Medium Term Strategy for 2014-2021 (37 C/4) and Programme and Budget for 2018-2021 (39 C/5). The main objectives of the contribution are: Support to Communication and Information Sector: Outcome/expected result 1: Targeted Member States enhance legal and institutional frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression online/offline, right of access to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards (and UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity) and through integrating a gender sensitive approach.   Outcome/expected result 2: Member States have benefited from enhanced media contributions to diversity, gender equality and youth empowerment in and through media; and societies are empowered through media and information literacy programmes and effective media response to emergency and disaster.  Outcome/expected result 3: Media development is strengthened, and Member States have improved monitoring and reporting systems, and these results are reinforced by external grass roots projects supported by the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC).  Support to the Culture Sector: Outcome/Expected result: Governments and civil society organizations engage in evidence-based and participatory policy making and monitoring processes in accordance with the principles and objectives of the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. Support to UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS): This is considered by Sida a pilot, with the aim of strengthening UIS' role and a coordinated work between CI, IPDC and UIS to contribute to data collection and statistics for freedom of expression and SDG 16.   The above objectives correspond directly to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and contribute in particular to SDG 16:10 and its targets 16:10:1 and 16:10:2 and also SDG 4, 5, 9, 13. The support to the CI sector is channelled through two multi donor accounts, the Multidonor Programme for Freedom of expression and the Safety of Journalists and the Multidonor Special Account for the International Programme on Development Communication (IPDC). Key features of the programmes include support to the UN Action Plan for the Safety of Journalists and Issues of Impunity, The World Trends report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development, monitoring of SDG 16:10, Internet Universality Indicator Suite, to mention a few. Activities serve to promote the development, adoption and implementation of relevant policies and normative frameworks to strengthen the environment for freedom of expression and press freedom and to support sustainable and independent media institutions.   Main activities to achieve the objectives of the intervention are to enhance legal and institutional frameworks, building on UNESCO's leverage to influence duty-bearers, including judges, legislature, parliamentarians, and law enforcement bodies. This is done through evidence based policy formulation and recommendations, technical expertise, capacity building and advocacy. At the same time media, journalists, artists, academia and civil society are enabled by UNESCO to take an active role in this work, by capacity building and multi-stakeholders platforms. Trainings differ for different context, but could include countering hate speech, conflict sensitive or gender sensitive reporting as well as elections covering. Activities also facilitate pluralism and participation in media, promote gender equality in both media production and content, and empower citizens with increased media and information literacy competencies. The support to the 2005 Convention supports governance and cultural policy making through capacity buidling of cultural policy makers, civil society organisations and other stakeholders. Also platforms for interaction between governments and civil society for monitoring the Convention and contributing to evidence based culture policy making. Freedom of expression is a guiding principle of the Convention and artistic freedom a monitoring pillar of the convention. Mechanisms for UNESCO to optimize its contribution globally, in targeted countries (16 for culture and more than 80 for media) and within the UN are so called flagship reports where international standards and norms, including UN Action Plans and Conventions, are implemented and followed up, used as reference and for accountability and standard setting. These include the "World Trends Report on Freedom of Expression and Media Development" and the 2005 Convention Global Report "Re:Shaping Cultural Policies". Another activity is to contribute to community media policies and to enhance Media Literacy. Global Standard setting, developing media indicators, is also part of UNESCO’s work. Awareness raising and networking is supported for instance by organising celebrations of international days such as World Press Freedom Day, International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists and World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 2500000 1500000 0 -922073 2500000 0 1500000 1500000 0 0 0 -922073 0 0 4577927 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization -922073.09 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-71002249 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Energy policy and administrative management Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Energy Policy Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-71002249-7100224901 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Republic of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 5362035 6988719 2733634 780044 986426 0 0 1131344 757248 15864432 Mottagarlandets regering 1182359.1300000001 Mottagarlandets regering -1182359 Mottagarlandets regering 441737 Mottagarlandets regering 544689 Mottagarlandets regering 56008 Mottagarlandets regering 481954 Mottagarlandets regering 157279 Mottagarlandets regering 130162 Mottagarlandets regering 305941 Mottagarlandets regering 315612 Mottagarlandets regering 441636 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-71002249-7100224903 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Republic of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5335429 254932.92 Mottagarlandets regering 3577023.5599999996 Mottagarlandets regering 1022564.48 Mottagarlandets regering 480908.04 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-71002249-7100224904 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Republic of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 666864 1550157 0 227712.58 Mottagarlandets regering 439151.33 Mottagarlandets regering 443503.33 Mottagarlandets regering 335505.93 Mottagarlandets regering 511747.04 Mottagarlandets regering 259400.9 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-71002249-7100224905 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Republic of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 22795 52133 31412.36 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 20720.41 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 22795.32 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-71004500 Sweden The main objective of the programme is to improve access for poor population groups to financial services for improvement of housing and infrastructure as well as small credits for income generation. Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services Since 1999 Sida financed the programme "Fideicomiso para el Desarrollo Local en Guatemala FDLG" through a Specific Agreement between Sida and the Secretariat of Planning and Programming of the Presidency- SEGEPLAN-. It was executed through a Trust Fund arrangement managed by a commercial national Bank (at the beginning by Banco del Café, after that by Banco Industrial). FDLG was implemented in two phases, the first phase was from 1999 to 2005. In 2006, Phase II began and concluded on December 31, 2017. A Closure plan of the programme was implemented from January to June 2018. The agreement on PLANit system was extended until February 2020 due to the Embassy had to wait for the last transactions correspondent to the sale of the trust fund property (an industrial plant of basic grains that was delivered to FDLG as part of the guarantee of a loan not paid to the program by the organization ADEL-IXCAN), the sale was completed in December 2019. In order to certify transparency of the Micro-finance programme FDLG closure, the Embassy based on the approved closure plan presented by FDLG decided to conduct an external final audit for the closure plan period (January 1st. to June 30, 2018). The Audit was carried out by the Firm Moore Stephens LPP. The Audit did not report any material findings. The auditor verified that: -the financial transactions of the programme closure were carried out in a transparent and appropriate manner, such as: liquidation of the investments and of the credit portfolio, as well as of the real estate guarantees. -Verified sale and liquidation procedures and results of the Trust fund patrimony. Once a month from April to June the auditor reviewed and certified the process. -Provided an opinion on the reasonableness of the complementary financial information, in such a way that it permited clarity and integration on the totality of the funds to be refunded to Sida. -Checked that all formal and essential legal and tax obligations were complied with for an adequate closure of the program and the Trust fund, in order to avoid subsequent contingencies. -Also the auditor Accompanied as guarantors in the process or specific events such as the liquidation and sale of the assets of the Trust. Main achieved results: Through intermediary micro finance institutions which included-Cooperatives, Foundations, Associations, and banks (27 organizations during the total project implementation), FDLG improved access for poor population to financial services for housing improvement and income generation: (i) Around 197,500 new rural clients obtained micro credits. Gender and ethnic equality were prioritized crosscutting aspects, 71% of borrowers were women and 82% were indigenous people living mainly in rural areas and in poverty conditions, for whom improvements were reflected on their living conditions. (ii) 331,580 micro credits were operated and provided to the target groups as follows: -60,440 loans to improve poor housing conditions were provided. Housing improvements provided to the target groups primarily poor families in rural area an affordable housing and a safe space, contributing in this way to their well-being, e.g. improvements in their health and overcrowded conditions. Technical assistance for construction contributed in planning properly the credits investment for family housing building. (iii) 271,140 loans for income generation activities were provided to develop small-scale businesses specially on agricultural, livestock, small shops and textile activities, which have contributed to the target groups to improve their family economy creating in some cases, employment and self-employment, in this way, the target groups had the opportunity to participate and promote local economy. (iv) FDLG through technical assistance contributed to strengthen the intermediaries institutional capacities, product development and its organizational structure, in order to provide credit products adapted to the target groups needs and capacities. Before the programme its intermediaries did not operate micro credit for housing, the programme supported these financial institutions to introduce housing loans as well as for micro- and small enterprises development in the country. (v) As part of the programme's financial inclusion strategy, in alliance with the intermediaries, micro credits alternative methodologies were created, such as village banking and solidarity groups, which are an informal self-help support group of around 10-20 members, as a manner to provide access to the poor, mainly for women and indigenous people who are excluded from some conventional banking. Methodologies for working with gender equality and indigenous population were introduced, based on the fact that the micro finance organisations before the programme never did not pay especial attention to women and indigenous population as credit clients and subject of economic rights. (vi) In order to contribute to poverty reduction and housing deficit, the programme had influence on housing national policies and other actors involved in popular housing such as "El Fondo Guatemalteco de Vivienda FOGUAVI", "El Instituto de Fomento Municipal INFOM", and in some municipalities. For example, the programme contributed to update the National Housing Policy, as well as supported the construction of a municipal solid waste plant in Quetzaltenango and supported to FOGUAVI in the creation of policy, manuals, regulations and other tools so that the target groups living in poverty condition, through the national subsidy acquired a social housing.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-71004500-7100450001 Sweden The main objective of the programme is to improve access for poor population groups to financial services for improvement of housing and infrastructure as well as small credits for income generation. Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden SEGEPLAN/Presedential Secretariat For Planning And Programming Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 20000000 2700000 17300000 16500000 14000000 10000000 0 18000000 4000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 18000000 4000000 20000000 0 0 17300000 2700000 14000000 0 5000000 16500000 10000000 0 5000000 -5000000 0 0 107500000 Other 20000000 Other 2700000 Other 17300000 Other 0 Other 8000000 Other 8500000 Other 14000000 Other 10000000 Other 2000000 Other 16000000 Other 4000000 Other 5000000 Other SE-0-SE-6-71004500-7100450002 Sweden The main objective of the programme is to improve access for poor population groups to financial services for improvement of housing and infrastructure as well as small credits for income generation. Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden SEGEPLAN/Presedential Secretariat For Planning And Programming Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 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Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden SEGEPLAN/Presedential Secretariat For Planning And Programming Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency L&B Legal and Business Consulting Group 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. 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Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden SEGEPLAN/Presedential Secretariat For Planning And Programming Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. 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Focus is on basic health services, in particular for vulnerable groups such as children, women and the poor. CHAI will provide support to six countries (Ethiopia, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Zambia and Malawi) and at a regional level to the African Union. The four partner countries can all contribute with experiences of relevance for the entire region. CHAI works closely with partner governments and the work program is specific for each country but based on the projects three specific targets of; defining the benefits plan for basic health services, mobilize and pool resources and improve resource management. The four focus countries have a total population of 170 million, of which 55 million are living in poverty. The comprehensive reforms that the intervention will contribute to are expected to cover most of the population with focus on the poorest and most vulnerable. At the regional level, the project is expected to contribute to cross-country exchanges, documentation of methods and best practice and dissemination of knowledge. The project will run for four years and the total cost is estimated at SEK 135 million. Sida is the sole financier of the intervention. The project is an iteration of the previous contribution to CHAI and work is now focused around four (instead of the current eight) countries, but with increased engagement in the remaining four countries. The contribution mainly finances staff at CHAI country offices and a global/regional support team. The contribution mainly consists of technical support and as such is classified as Freestanding Technical Cooperation. CHAI har inkommit med ett förslag till ett regionalt program för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i östra och södra Afrika. Fokus ligger särskilt på grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som till exempel barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka minska de ekonomiska hindren för att få tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Detta kommer i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Det finns därför utrymme för att dra nytta av en gemensam ansats inför dessa utmaningar och att erfarenheter tas tillvara och delas inom regionen. Inom ramen för insatsen kommer CHAI att tillhandahålla stöd till sex länder samt ett regionalt engagemang genom den Afrikanska Unionen. De fyra länderna är Etiopien, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Zambia, Rwanda och Malawi - länder som alla kan bidra med relevanta erfarenheter för regionen som helhet. I samtliga länder pågår olika initiativ för att öka tillgång till och nyttjandet av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med samarbetsländernas förvaltningar. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov som länderna har. Arbetets exakta utformning är därmed specifik för varje land, och kommer att utvecklas över tid, men tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser och förbättra hanteringen av dessa resurser. I Etiopien och Sydafrika, de två länder som har mest framskridna planer för allmän hälso- och sjukvårdsförsäkringar, kommer en viktig del av arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso och sjukvård. I Malawi kommer fokus snarare att ligga på att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering. I Swaziland är arbetet i ett första skede inriktat på att utvecklas system för att allokera resurser mer noggrant utifrån behov. Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. I de fyra länder som primärt berörs av programmet bor 170 miljoner människor varav 55 miljoner lever i fattigdom. De omfattande hälsoreformer som programmet ska bidra till förväntas täcka in större delen av denna befolkning, med fokus på de fattiga och mest utsatta. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. Vidare syftar insatsen till att påverka regionalt genom ett aktivt engagemang gentemot Afrikanska Unionen i deras arbete med att implementera Afrikanska Unionens Hälsostrategi för 2016-2030. Arbetet med att implementera strategin är ännu i ett tidigt skede och CHAIs engagemang mot AU kommer därför att behöva utvecklas under insatsen gång. Den övergripande planen är dock att stötta AUs arbete i att driva frågan om allmän sjukvård för alla gentemot medlemsländerna och därigenom bidra till att frågan får ökad uppmärksamhet i unionens medlemsländer och i de övriga regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna. Insatsen löper över fyra år och omfattar totalt 135 miljoner kronor och Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektet är en utveckling av tidigare stöd till CHAI. Arbetet fokuseras nu från åtta till fyra länder men med ett större engagemang i varje land samt ett mer formaliserat engagemang på regional nivå. Projektet finansierar i huvudsak personal vid CHAIs landkontor samt ett globalt/regionalt stödteam. Insatsne bygger i huvudsak på tekniskt stöd genom att bygga kapacitet inom hälsosystem/hälsfinansiering inom länders hälsoministerier. The overarching goal of the project is to empower governments in sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by sustainably and substantially increasing access to and utilization of basic health services for those at greatest need, including women, children and other poor and vulnerable populations. CHAI will work by addressing financial barriers to access and utilization, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable. Addressing financial barriers will enable countries to accelerate progress towards UHC and reduce morbidity and mortality. This requires strengthening or reforming health financing systems to address resource gaps and increase financial protection, ensuring that payments for health do not expose households to financial hardship. A one-year cost extension to the end of 2021 with an additional 60 MSEK, decision ZAM-DC35/202 was agreed in 2020. The extension includes amendments to the programmes theory of change and results framework, expansion of the programme to West Africa, in Nigeria, the scaling down of activities in Zambia, and explicit focus of the contribution to Sexual and Reproductive Health in the region in the final year of implementation. The third amendment re-casted the initial five objectives into the following three: 1. Building and sustaining capacity in the region. The last two and half years of the programme has built capacity in ministries of health technocrats in target countries to foster a culture of evidence- based decision making and accountability to rights holders. In the final year of implementation, CHAI will refocus this objective towards more sustainable approaches of capacity building, by engaging local training and research institutions to build linkages with governments and funders to eventually play CHAIs technical role. 2. Strengthening systems for sexual reproductive health. CHAI has been at the centre of supporting domestic resource harmonization and mobilization in target countries. This work will now move towards multi-country bottleneck analyses to identify where additional funding at national level has translated into improved sexual reproductive health services, or not. By systematically assessing financing, management and delivery systems, in the final year of the programme, CHAI will expand its work to subnational level to definitively strengthen systems and demonstrate progress towards SRHR and UHC goals. 3. Regional learning to propagate impact. CHAI has already made much progress in documenting its practical and diverse approaches target countries have taken to achieve the common goal of Universal Health Care. In its final year the programme will increase the reach of non-target countries it engages with lessons from target countries by building bridges with strategic partners in Sidas regional SRHR portfolio and other donors CHAI already has a relationship with. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional South of Sahara, regional Health policy and administrative management Basic health care Reproductive health care Health, General Basic Health Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health In Nigeria, CHAI provided support to deliver on the promise of the National Health Act 2014 reform, reaching 124,529 beneficiaries in Kano and Kaduna State through the roll-out of vulnerable population programs, which entirely subsidize essential services for vulnerable pregnant women and children. Nigeria CHAI has also worked to operationalize the Basic Health Care Provision Fund and implement the Vulnerable Populations Program in Kano State, which has mobilized resources and facilitated access to essential SRMNCH services for rural poor women ad children. Since 2019, CHAI the Kano State VPP program has provided essential SRMNCH services to 20,000 pregnant women and pregnant adolescent girls and children. In Malawi, CHAI worked with District Health Management Teams (DHMTs) who play a critical role in primary and secondary service provision within a system still facing significant challenges in essential SRH service coverage. Working together with the DHMTs, an assessment showed that while funds were reaching facilities, there were service delivery bottlenecks in the management of other key health system pillars, including insufficient recruitment of priority workforce cadres for SRH (such as nurse midwife technicians) and potential leakages in the supply chain for essential commodities (despite 100% utilization of the drug budget). CHAI worked with the DHMTs to develop practical solutions to these challenges, including the strengthened use of data and auditing for improved decision-making. Proposed solutions by the DHMT included strengthened internal audit for the management of SRH commodities, complemented by improved community oversight. This work continued as part of CHAIs support to district health managers and learnings were documented to be leveraged by the national government in work across districts. In Rwanda, the Mutuelles scheme is often cited as an example of success in the region given its far reaching service and population coverage. However, the scheme faces significant challenges for sustainability and timely payment to providers which is critical to avoid disruptions in service delivery. When management of the Mutuelles moved from the MoH to Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB), CHAI worked with the RSSB to conduct analyses aimed at improving performance in terms of equity of coverage and sustainability. It supported RSSB to mainstream a process for routine monitoring of key performance indicators for CBHI. This included process indicators to promote understanding of how the scheme is being managed and to surface opportunities for greater process efficiencies, including to reduce the time it takes to process claims and make payments to facilities. Addressing delays in payment was a key priority for new RSSB leadership as some facilities had not received payments for several months and were under critical cash flow pressure, which had an impact on continuity of services. In 2020, CHAIs work with the RSSB to improve claims verification led to the clearing of USD 3.13M of unpaid invoices and an increase in timely payments. In 2021, results of the analyses conducted by the CHAI team were leveraged by RSSB leadership to build the case for provider payment reform, with data demonstrating that under the current system, providers at PHC level are experiencing an average delay in payment of 5 months, with high administrative costs associated with claims adjudication and inefficiencies in reimbursement. In Zambia, CHAI helped to strengthen decentralization of financial management to district level by facilitating automation of district action planning that could be integrated with national systems, and then building subnational capacity to use new automated systems for planning and budgeting. This has increased transparency and accountability, allowing health managers at all levels of the system to actively plan and manage their activities and expenditures. CHAI also supported governments to monitor data on equity in coverage and remain accountable to beneficiaries and health insurance scheme performance goals. In Ethiopia and Rwanda, CHAI worked to strengthen the use of disaggregated data from insurance information systems, and in Kano State (Nigeria) to solicit feedback from beneficiaries of the insurance scheme. CHAI also helped to make information more widely available beyond government. For example, CHAI worked with the Ministry of Health in Malawi to make information on health funding flows and financing gaps more easily accessible to the public and donors on the MoH website, facilitating joint planning, transparency, and accountability No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10031-10031A0101 Sweden CHAI implements a regional program on sustainable financing moving towards universal health coverage (UHC) in Eastern and Southern Africa. Focus is on basic health services, in particular for vulnerable groups such as children, women and the poor. CHAI will provide support to six countries (Ethiopia, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Zambia and Malawi) and at a regional level to the African Union. The four partner countries can all contribute with experiences of relevance for the entire region. CHAI works closely with partner governments and the work program is specific for each country but based on the projects three specific targets of; defining the benefits plan for basic health services, mobilize and pool resources and improve resource management. The four focus countries have a total population of 170 million, of which 55 million are living in poverty. The comprehensive reforms that the intervention will contribute to are expected to cover most of the population with focus on the poorest and most vulnerable. At the regional level, the project is expected to contribute to cross-country exchanges, documentation of methods and best practice and dissemination of knowledge. The project will run for four years and the total cost is estimated at SEK 135 million. Sida is the sole financier of the intervention. The project is an iteration of the previous contribution to CHAI and work is now focused around four (instead of the current eight) countries, but with increased engagement in the remaining four countries. The contribution mainly finances staff at CHAI country offices and a global/regional support team. The contribution mainly consists of technical support and as such is classified as Freestanding Technical Cooperation. CHAI har inkommit med ett förslag till ett regionalt program för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i östra och södra Afrika. Fokus ligger särskilt på grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som till exempel barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka minska de ekonomiska hindren för att få tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Detta kommer i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Det finns därför utrymme för att dra nytta av en gemensam ansats inför dessa utmaningar och att erfarenheter tas tillvara och delas inom regionen. Inom ramen för insatsen kommer CHAI att tillhandahålla stöd till sex länder samt ett regionalt engagemang genom den Afrikanska Unionen. De fyra länderna är Etiopien, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Zambia, Rwanda och Malawi - länder som alla kan bidra med relevanta erfarenheter för regionen som helhet. I samtliga länder pågår olika initiativ för att öka tillgång till och nyttjandet av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med samarbetsländernas förvaltningar. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov som länderna har. Arbetets exakta utformning är därmed specifik för varje land, och kommer att utvecklas över tid, men tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser och förbättra hanteringen av dessa resurser. I Etiopien och Sydafrika, de två länder som har mest framskridna planer för allmän hälso- och sjukvårdsförsäkringar, kommer en viktig del av arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso och sjukvård. I Malawi kommer fokus snarare att ligga på att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering. I Swaziland är arbetet i ett första skede inriktat på att utvecklas system för att allokera resurser mer noggrant utifrån behov. Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. I de fyra länder som primärt berörs av programmet bor 170 miljoner människor varav 55 miljoner lever i fattigdom. De omfattande hälsoreformer som programmet ska bidra till förväntas täcka in större delen av denna befolkning, med fokus på de fattiga och mest utsatta. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. Vidare syftar insatsen till att påverka regionalt genom ett aktivt engagemang gentemot Afrikanska Unionen i deras arbete med att implementera Afrikanska Unionens Hälsostrategi för 2016-2030. Arbetet med att implementera strategin är ännu i ett tidigt skede och CHAIs engagemang mot AU kommer därför att behöva utvecklas under insatsen gång. Den övergripande planen är dock att stötta AUs arbete i att driva frågan om allmän sjukvård för alla gentemot medlemsländerna och därigenom bidra till att frågan får ökad uppmärksamhet i unionens medlemsländer och i de övriga regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna. Insatsen löper över fyra år och omfattar totalt 135 miljoner kronor och Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektet är en utveckling av tidigare stöd till CHAI. Arbetet fokuseras nu från åtta till fyra länder men med ett större engagemang i varje land samt ett mer formaliserat engagemang på regional nivå. Projektet finansierar i huvudsak personal vid CHAIs landkontor samt ett globalt/regionalt stödteam. Insatsne bygger i huvudsak på tekniskt stöd genom att bygga kapacitet inom hälsosystem/hälsfinansiering inom länders hälsoministerier. The overarching goal of the project is to empower governments in sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by sustainably and substantially increasing access to and utilization of basic health services for those at greatest need, including women, children and other poor and vulnerable populations. CHAI will work by addressing financial barriers to access and utilization, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable. Addressing financial barriers will enable countries to accelerate progress towards UHC and reduce morbidity and mortality. This requires strengthening or reforming health financing systems to address resource gaps and increase financial protection, ensuring that payments for health do not expose households to financial hardship. A one-year cost extension to the end of 2021 with an additional 60 MSEK, decision ZAM-DC35/202 was agreed in 2020. The extension includes amendments to the programmes theory of change and results framework, expansion of the programme to West Africa, in Nigeria, the scaling down of activities in Zambia, and explicit focus of the contribution to Sexual and Reproductive Health in the region in the final year of implementation. The third amendment re-casted the initial five objectives into the following three: 1. Building and sustaining capacity in the region. The last two and half years of the programme has built capacity in ministries of health technocrats in target countries to foster a culture of evidence- based decision making and accountability to rights holders. In the final year of implementation, CHAI will refocus this objective towards more sustainable approaches of capacity building, by engaging local training and research institutions to build linkages with governments and funders to eventually play CHAIs technical role. 2. Strengthening systems for sexual reproductive health. CHAI has been at the centre of supporting domestic resource harmonization and mobilization in target countries. This work will now move towards multi-country bottleneck analyses to identify where additional funding at national level has translated into improved sexual reproductive health services, or not. By systematically assessing financing, management and delivery systems, in the final year of the programme, CHAI will expand its work to subnational level to definitively strengthen systems and demonstrate progress towards SRHR and UHC goals. 3. Regional learning to propagate impact. CHAI has already made much progress in documenting its practical and diverse approaches target countries have taken to achieve the common goal of Universal Health Care. In its final year the programme will increase the reach of non-target countries it engages with lessons from target countries by building bridges with strategic partners in Sidas regional SRHR portfolio and other donors CHAI already has a relationship with. Sweden CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 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Focus is on basic health services, in particular for vulnerable groups such as children, women and the poor. CHAI will provide support to six countries (Ethiopia, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Zambia and Malawi) and at a regional level to the African Union. The four partner countries can all contribute with experiences of relevance for the entire region. CHAI works closely with partner governments and the work program is specific for each country but based on the projects three specific targets of; defining the benefits plan for basic health services, mobilize and pool resources and improve resource management. The four focus countries have a total population of 170 million, of which 55 million are living in poverty. The comprehensive reforms that the intervention will contribute to are expected to cover most of the population with focus on the poorest and most vulnerable. At the regional level, the project is expected to contribute to cross-country exchanges, documentation of methods and best practice and dissemination of knowledge. The project will run for four years and the total cost is estimated at SEK 135 million. Sida is the sole financier of the intervention. The project is an iteration of the previous contribution to CHAI and work is now focused around four (instead of the current eight) countries, but with increased engagement in the remaining four countries. The contribution mainly finances staff at CHAI country offices and a global/regional support team. The contribution mainly consists of technical support and as such is classified as Freestanding Technical Cooperation. CHAI har inkommit med ett förslag till ett regionalt program för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i östra och södra Afrika. Fokus ligger särskilt på grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som till exempel barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka minska de ekonomiska hindren för att få tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Detta kommer i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Det finns därför utrymme för att dra nytta av en gemensam ansats inför dessa utmaningar och att erfarenheter tas tillvara och delas inom regionen. Inom ramen för insatsen kommer CHAI att tillhandahålla stöd till sex länder samt ett regionalt engagemang genom den Afrikanska Unionen. De fyra länderna är Etiopien, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Zambia, Rwanda och Malawi - länder som alla kan bidra med relevanta erfarenheter för regionen som helhet. I samtliga länder pågår olika initiativ för att öka tillgång till och nyttjandet av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med samarbetsländernas förvaltningar. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov som länderna har. Arbetets exakta utformning är därmed specifik för varje land, och kommer att utvecklas över tid, men tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser och förbättra hanteringen av dessa resurser. I Etiopien och Sydafrika, de två länder som har mest framskridna planer för allmän hälso- och sjukvårdsförsäkringar, kommer en viktig del av arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso och sjukvård. I Malawi kommer fokus snarare att ligga på att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering. I Swaziland är arbetet i ett första skede inriktat på att utvecklas system för att allokera resurser mer noggrant utifrån behov. Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. I de fyra länder som primärt berörs av programmet bor 170 miljoner människor varav 55 miljoner lever i fattigdom. De omfattande hälsoreformer som programmet ska bidra till förväntas täcka in större delen av denna befolkning, med fokus på de fattiga och mest utsatta. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. Vidare syftar insatsen till att påverka regionalt genom ett aktivt engagemang gentemot Afrikanska Unionen i deras arbete med att implementera Afrikanska Unionens Hälsostrategi för 2016-2030. Arbetet med att implementera strategin är ännu i ett tidigt skede och CHAIs engagemang mot AU kommer därför att behöva utvecklas under insatsen gång. Den övergripande planen är dock att stötta AUs arbete i att driva frågan om allmän sjukvård för alla gentemot medlemsländerna och därigenom bidra till att frågan får ökad uppmärksamhet i unionens medlemsländer och i de övriga regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna. Insatsen löper över fyra år och omfattar totalt 135 miljoner kronor och Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektet är en utveckling av tidigare stöd till CHAI. Arbetet fokuseras nu från åtta till fyra länder men med ett större engagemang i varje land samt ett mer formaliserat engagemang på regional nivå. Projektet finansierar i huvudsak personal vid CHAIs landkontor samt ett globalt/regionalt stödteam. Insatsne bygger i huvudsak på tekniskt stöd genom att bygga kapacitet inom hälsosystem/hälsfinansiering inom länders hälsoministerier. The overarching goal of the project is to empower governments in sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by sustainably and substantially increasing access to and utilization of basic health services for those at greatest need, including women, children and other poor and vulnerable populations. CHAI will work by addressing financial barriers to access and utilization, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable. Addressing financial barriers will enable countries to accelerate progress towards UHC and reduce morbidity and mortality. This requires strengthening or reforming health financing systems to address resource gaps and increase financial protection, ensuring that payments for health do not expose households to financial hardship. A one-year cost extension to the end of 2021 with an additional 60 MSEK, decision ZAM-DC35/202 was agreed in 2020. The extension includes amendments to the programmes theory of change and results framework, expansion of the programme to West Africa, in Nigeria, the scaling down of activities in Zambia, and explicit focus of the contribution to Sexual and Reproductive Health in the region in the final year of implementation. The third amendment re-casted the initial five objectives into the following three: 1. Building and sustaining capacity in the region. The last two and half years of the programme has built capacity in ministries of health technocrats in target countries to foster a culture of evidence- based decision making and accountability to rights holders. In the final year of implementation, CHAI will refocus this objective towards more sustainable approaches of capacity building, by engaging local training and research institutions to build linkages with governments and funders to eventually play CHAIs technical role. 2. Strengthening systems for sexual reproductive health. CHAI has been at the centre of supporting domestic resource harmonization and mobilization in target countries. This work will now move towards multi-country bottleneck analyses to identify where additional funding at national level has translated into improved sexual reproductive health services, or not. By systematically assessing financing, management and delivery systems, in the final year of the programme, CHAI will expand its work to subnational level to definitively strengthen systems and demonstrate progress towards SRHR and UHC goals. 3. Regional learning to propagate impact. CHAI has already made much progress in documenting its practical and diverse approaches target countries have taken to achieve the common goal of Universal Health Care. In its final year the programme will increase the reach of non-target countries it engages with lessons from target countries by building bridges with strategic partners in Sidas regional SRHR portfolio and other donors CHAI already has a relationship with. Sweden CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -6610551 -6610551 -6610551 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative -6610550.75 CHAI/Clinton Health Access Initiative Regional SRHR 2022-2026 Regionalt SRHR 2022-2026 Increased access to rights based interventions for SRHR Ökad tillgång till rättighetsbaserade insatser för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-10031-10031A0201 Sweden CHAI implements a regional program on sustainable financing moving towards universal health coverage (UHC) in Eastern and Southern Africa. Focus is on basic health services, in particular for vulnerable groups such as children, women and the poor. CHAI will provide support to six countries (Ethiopia, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Zambia and Malawi) and at a regional level to the African Union. The four partner countries can all contribute with experiences of relevance for the entire region. CHAI works closely with partner governments and the work program is specific for each country but based on the projects three specific targets of; defining the benefits plan for basic health services, mobilize and pool resources and improve resource management. The four focus countries have a total population of 170 million, of which 55 million are living in poverty. The comprehensive reforms that the intervention will contribute to are expected to cover most of the population with focus on the poorest and most vulnerable. At the regional level, the project is expected to contribute to cross-country exchanges, documentation of methods and best practice and dissemination of knowledge. The project will run for four years and the total cost is estimated at SEK 135 million. Sida is the sole financier of the intervention. The project is an iteration of the previous contribution to CHAI and work is now focused around four (instead of the current eight) countries, but with increased engagement in the remaining four countries. The contribution mainly finances staff at CHAI country offices and a global/regional support team. The contribution mainly consists of technical support and as such is classified as Freestanding Technical Cooperation. CHAI har inkommit med ett förslag till ett regionalt program för att långsiktigt bidra till avsevärt ökad tillgång till, och nyttjande av, hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster i östra och södra Afrika. Fokus ligger särskilt på grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster för särskilt utsatta grupper som till exempel barn, kvinnor och fattiga. Genom att försöka minska de ekonomiska hindren för att få tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård kommer insatsen att bidra till en utveckling mot allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. Detta kommer i sin tur att få positiva effekter på såväl sjuklighets- som dödlighetstal i regionen. Länderna i regionen konfronteras med liknande utmaningar vad gäller finansiering av en allmän hälso- och sjukvård. Det finns därför utrymme för att dra nytta av en gemensam ansats inför dessa utmaningar och att erfarenheter tas tillvara och delas inom regionen. Inom ramen för insatsen kommer CHAI att tillhandahålla stöd till sex länder samt ett regionalt engagemang genom den Afrikanska Unionen. De fyra länderna är Etiopien, Sydafrika, Swaziland, Zambia, Rwanda och Malawi - länder som alla kan bidra med relevanta erfarenheter för regionen som helhet. I samtliga länder pågår olika initiativ för att öka tillgång till och nyttjandet av grundläggande hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster. CHAIs arbetar i nära samarbete med samarbetsländernas förvaltningar. Arbetsplanen är till sin natur flexibel i och med de skiftande behov som länderna har. Arbetets exakta utformning är därmed specifik för varje land, och kommer att utvecklas över tid, men tar sin utgångspunkt i de 3 specifika mål som insatsen har, det vill säga att definiera vilka hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster som ska betraktas som en rättighet för alla, mobilisera och samla resurser och förbättra hanteringen av dessa resurser. I Etiopien och Sydafrika, de två länder som har mest framskridna planer för allmän hälso- och sjukvårdsförsäkringar, kommer en viktig del av arbetet att fokusera kring utformning och kostnadsberäkningar av grundläggande hälso och sjukvård. I Malawi kommer fokus snarare att ligga på att stärka biståndssamordningen för mer effektiv resurshantering. I Swaziland är arbetet i ett första skede inriktat på att utvecklas system för att allokera resurser mer noggrant utifrån behov. Förbättringar inom dessa tre målområden kommer i sin tur att bidra till att kunna ta ytterligare steg mot en allmän sjukvård som är tillgänglig för alla. I de fyra länder som primärt berörs av programmet bor 170 miljoner människor varav 55 miljoner lever i fattigdom. De omfattande hälsoreformer som programmet ska bidra till förväntas täcka in större delen av denna befolkning, med fokus på de fattiga och mest utsatta. Regionalt förväntas interventionen bidra till att stärka utbytet mellan länder, dokumentera och sprida metoder och best practice. Genom denna kapacitetsuppbyggnad förväntas mottagarländerna i förlängningen kunna ta arbetet mot allmän hälso- och sjukvård framåt oberoende av externa givare. Vidare syftar insatsen till att påverka regionalt genom ett aktivt engagemang gentemot Afrikanska Unionen i deras arbete med att implementera Afrikanska Unionens Hälsostrategi för 2016-2030. Arbetet med att implementera strategin är ännu i ett tidigt skede och CHAIs engagemang mot AU kommer därför att behöva utvecklas under insatsen gång. Den övergripande planen är dock att stötta AUs arbete i att driva frågan om allmän sjukvård för alla gentemot medlemsländerna och därigenom bidra till att frågan får ökad uppmärksamhet i unionens medlemsländer och i de övriga regionala ekonomiska gemenskaperna. Insatsen löper över fyra år och omfattar totalt 135 miljoner kronor och Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektet är en utveckling av tidigare stöd till CHAI. Arbetet fokuseras nu från åtta till fyra länder men med ett större engagemang i varje land samt ett mer formaliserat engagemang på regional nivå. Projektet finansierar i huvudsak personal vid CHAIs landkontor samt ett globalt/regionalt stödteam. Insatsne bygger i huvudsak på tekniskt stöd genom att bygga kapacitet inom hälsosystem/hälsfinansiering inom länders hälsoministerier. The overarching goal of the project is to empower governments in sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by sustainably and substantially increasing access to and utilization of basic health services for those at greatest need, including women, children and other poor and vulnerable populations. CHAI will work by addressing financial barriers to access and utilization, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable. Addressing financial barriers will enable countries to accelerate progress towards UHC and reduce morbidity and mortality. This requires strengthening or reforming health financing systems to address resource gaps and increase financial protection, ensuring that payments for health do not expose households to financial hardship. A one-year cost extension to the end of 2021 with an additional 60 MSEK, decision ZAM-DC35/202 was agreed in 2020. The extension includes amendments to the programmes theory of change and results framework, expansion of the programme to West Africa, in Nigeria, the scaling down of activities in Zambia, and explicit focus of the contribution to Sexual and Reproductive Health in the region in the final year of implementation. The third amendment re-casted the initial five objectives into the following three: 1. Building and sustaining capacity in the region. The last two and half years of the programme has built capacity in ministries of health technocrats in target countries to foster a culture of evidence- based decision making and accountability to rights holders. In the final year of implementation, CHAI will refocus this objective towards more sustainable approaches of capacity building, by engaging local training and research institutions to build linkages with governments and funders to eventually play CHAIs technical role. 2. Strengthening systems for sexual reproductive health. CHAI has been at the centre of supporting domestic resource harmonization and mobilization in target countries. This work will now move towards multi-country bottleneck analyses to identify where additional funding at national level has translated into improved sexual reproductive health services, or not. By systematically assessing financing, management and delivery systems, in the final year of the programme, CHAI will expand its work to subnational level to definitively strengthen systems and demonstrate progress towards SRHR and UHC goals. 3. Regional learning to propagate impact. CHAI has already made much progress in documenting its practical and diverse approaches target countries have taken to achieve the common goal of Universal Health Care. In its final year the programme will increase the reach of non-target countries it engages with lessons from target countries by building bridges with strategic partners in Sidas regional SRHR portfolio and other donors CHAI already has a relationship with. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KIT Health & Education 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 197730 401452 0 0 397263.0000000001 0 197730 599182 KIT Health & Education 197730.06 KIT Health & Education 397263.35 KIT Health & Education Regional SRHR 2015-2022 Regionalt SRHR 2015-2022 Increased access to integrated basic health services for women and children Ökad tillgång till grundläggande integrerad hälsoservice för kvinnor och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased use of high-quality statistics and evidence-based information in health management Ökad användning av statistik och evidensbaserad information av hög kvalitet i verksamhetsstyrning inom hälsosystem Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved knowledge among decision-makers about more sustainable and equitable health systems Förbättrad kunskap hos beslutsfattare om mer hållbara och rättvisa hälsosystem Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-10215 Sweden The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), based in South Africa, is a Pan-African think tank and training provider aiming to advance human security in Africa through evidence-based policy advice, technical support and capacity building. The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), är en pan-afrikansk tankesmedja med bas i Sydfrika som genom tillämpad forskning och utbildning strävar efter att främja mänsklig säkerhet och demokratiskt samhällsstyre i Afrika via evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer, tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsutveckling. De främsta målen för ISS verksamhetsplan under åren 2016-2020 är följande: (1) Stärkt kapacitet bland afrikanska aktörer vad gäller förebyggande och hanterande av konflikter på kontinenten; (2) Utökad kapacitet i Afrika vad gäller fredsbevarande operationer, fredsbyggande arbete och säkerhet på haven; (3) Stärkt kapacitet hos mellan-statliga organisationer, regeringar och civilsamhället i Afrika att mer effektivt och adekvat svara på gränsöverskridande hot, migration och internationell brottslighet; (4) Utökat ansvarsutkrävande, öppenhet och respect för mänskliga rättigheter i Afrika. En viktig dimension i ISS arbete är att stärka den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) och andra regionala organ i genomförandet av African Governance Architecture (AGA) – kontinentens antagna ramverk för att förbättra samhällstyret på nationell nivå – samt att öka samordningen med motsvarande plattform för fred och säkerhet (the African Peace and Security Architecture, APSA). Sverige har god erfarenhet av samarbete med ISS, som fått svenskt stöd (via Sida) sedan slutet av 1990-talet. Nuvarande avtal går ut i december 2016 och ISS har nu inkommit med en ansökan om fortsatt svenskt kärnstöd till organisationens verksamhetsplan, avseende fyraårsperioden 2017-2020 till ett sammanlagt belopp av 48 miljoner kronor. ISS arbete ligger helt i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar för det regionala utvecklingssamarbetet i Afrika söder om Sahara såsom de kommer till uttryck i den nya strategi som antogs av regeringen i juni 2016. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional South of Sahara, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Core support covers all different thematic and geographic areas where ISS is active. In 2017, ISS inter alia achieved the following ("Outcomes report, Jan.-Dec. 2017): observed and assessed AU Peace and Security initatives, including the "Silencing-the-Guns"-initative, published findings in its PSC Report; trained journalists and communication officers in the Lake Chad Basin; supported policy research on peace and security for young researchers in West Africa; provided policy advice on the Sahel to actors in the region; worked with IGAD and the AU on developing strategies and charters for maritime security; worked with IGAD and ECOWAS to research and understand issues related to migration and security, including human smuggling, the links/the lack of links between migration and violent extremism; supported the AMISOM to develop a standardized training programme for police in peace operations; and supported the Pan-African Parliament to further include youth in its work, notably the role of youth in governance, peacebuilding, peace and security.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10215-10215A0101 Sweden The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), based in South Africa, is a Pan-African think tank and training provider aiming to advance human security in Africa through evidence-based policy advice, technical support and capacity building. The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), är en pan-afrikansk tankesmedja med bas i Sydfrika som genom tillämpad forskning och utbildning strävar efter att främja mänsklig säkerhet och demokratiskt samhällsstyre i Afrika via evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer, tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsutveckling. De främsta målen för ISS verksamhetsplan under åren 2016-2020 är följande: (1) Stärkt kapacitet bland afrikanska aktörer vad gäller förebyggande och hanterande av konflikter på kontinenten; (2) Utökad kapacitet i Afrika vad gäller fredsbevarande operationer, fredsbyggande arbete och säkerhet på haven; (3) Stärkt kapacitet hos mellan-statliga organisationer, regeringar och civilsamhället i Afrika att mer effektivt och adekvat svara på gränsöverskridande hot, migration och internationell brottslighet; (4) Utökat ansvarsutkrävande, öppenhet och respect för mänskliga rättigheter i Afrika. En viktig dimension i ISS arbete är att stärka den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) och andra regionala organ i genomförandet av African Governance Architecture (AGA) – kontinentens antagna ramverk för att förbättra samhällstyret på nationell nivå – samt att öka samordningen med motsvarande plattform för fred och säkerhet (the African Peace and Security Architecture, APSA). Sverige har god erfarenhet av samarbete med ISS, som fått svenskt stöd (via Sida) sedan slutet av 1990-talet. Nuvarande avtal går ut i december 2016 och ISS har nu inkommit med en ansökan om fortsatt svenskt kärnstöd till organisationens verksamhetsplan, avseende fyraårsperioden 2017-2020 till ett sammanlagt belopp av 48 miljoner kronor. ISS arbete ligger helt i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar för det regionala utvecklingssamarbetet i Afrika söder om Sahara såsom de kommer till uttryck i den nya strategi som antogs av regeringen i juni 2016. Sweden ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 12000000 12000000 24000000 0 0 6000000 6000000 0 0 6000000 0 6000000 0 6000000 0 6000000 0 0 6000000 0 6000000 0 0 12000000 0 60000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 6000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 6000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 6000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 6000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 6000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 6000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 6000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 6000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 12000000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to combat violent extremism Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att motverka våldsbejakande extremism Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10215-10215A0103 Sweden The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), based in South Africa, is a Pan-African think tank and training provider aiming to advance human security in Africa through evidence-based policy advice, technical support and capacity building. The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), är en pan-afrikansk tankesmedja med bas i Sydfrika som genom tillämpad forskning och utbildning strävar efter att främja mänsklig säkerhet och demokratiskt samhällsstyre i Afrika via evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer, tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsutveckling. De främsta målen för ISS verksamhetsplan under åren 2016-2020 är följande: (1) Stärkt kapacitet bland afrikanska aktörer vad gäller förebyggande och hanterande av konflikter på kontinenten; (2) Utökad kapacitet i Afrika vad gäller fredsbevarande operationer, fredsbyggande arbete och säkerhet på haven; (3) Stärkt kapacitet hos mellan-statliga organisationer, regeringar och civilsamhället i Afrika att mer effektivt och adekvat svara på gränsöverskridande hot, migration och internationell brottslighet; (4) Utökat ansvarsutkrävande, öppenhet och respect för mänskliga rättigheter i Afrika. En viktig dimension i ISS arbete är att stärka den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) och andra regionala organ i genomförandet av African Governance Architecture (AGA) – kontinentens antagna ramverk för att förbättra samhällstyret på nationell nivå – samt att öka samordningen med motsvarande plattform för fred och säkerhet (the African Peace and Security Architecture, APSA). Sverige har god erfarenhet av samarbete med ISS, som fått svenskt stöd (via Sida) sedan slutet av 1990-talet. Nuvarande avtal går ut i december 2016 och ISS har nu inkommit med en ansökan om fortsatt svenskt kärnstöd till organisationens verksamhetsplan, avseende fyraårsperioden 2017-2020 till ett sammanlagt belopp av 48 miljoner kronor. ISS arbete ligger helt i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar för det regionala utvecklingssamarbetet i Afrika söder om Sahara såsom de kommer till uttryck i den nya strategi som antogs av regeringen i juni 2016. Sweden ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1200000 1200000 1200000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust 1200000 ISS/Institute for Security Studies Trust Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to combat violent extremism Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att motverka våldsbejakande extremism Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased influence and participation by women and young people in processes for peace and reconciliation Ökat inflytande och deltagande av kvinnor och unga i processer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10215-10215A0301 Sweden The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), based in South Africa, is a Pan-African think tank and training provider aiming to advance human security in Africa through evidence-based policy advice, technical support and capacity building. The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), är en pan-afrikansk tankesmedja med bas i Sydfrika som genom tillämpad forskning och utbildning strävar efter att främja mänsklig säkerhet och demokratiskt samhällsstyre i Afrika via evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer, tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsutveckling. De främsta målen för ISS verksamhetsplan under åren 2016-2020 är följande: (1) Stärkt kapacitet bland afrikanska aktörer vad gäller förebyggande och hanterande av konflikter på kontinenten; (2) Utökad kapacitet i Afrika vad gäller fredsbevarande operationer, fredsbyggande arbete och säkerhet på haven; (3) Stärkt kapacitet hos mellan-statliga organisationer, regeringar och civilsamhället i Afrika att mer effektivt och adekvat svara på gränsöverskridande hot, migration och internationell brottslighet; (4) Utökat ansvarsutkrävande, öppenhet och respect för mänskliga rättigheter i Afrika. En viktig dimension i ISS arbete är att stärka den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) och andra regionala organ i genomförandet av African Governance Architecture (AGA) – kontinentens antagna ramverk för att förbättra samhällstyret på nationell nivå – samt att öka samordningen med motsvarande plattform för fred och säkerhet (the African Peace and Security Architecture, APSA). Sverige har god erfarenhet av samarbete med ISS, som fått svenskt stöd (via Sida) sedan slutet av 1990-talet. Nuvarande avtal går ut i december 2016 och ISS har nu inkommit med en ansökan om fortsatt svenskt kärnstöd till organisationens verksamhetsplan, avseende fyraårsperioden 2017-2020 till ett sammanlagt belopp av 48 miljoner kronor. ISS arbete ligger helt i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar för det regionala utvecklingssamarbetet i Afrika söder om Sahara såsom de kommer till uttryck i den nya strategi som antogs av regeringen i juni 2016. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 314200 314200 0 314200 Cowater International Sweden AB 314200 Cowater International Sweden AB Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10260 Sweden Support to UNISDR regarding disaster risk reduction Beslutsnr. 2016-004183 Beredningen gällde stöd om totalt 75 miljoner SEK för 2016-2018 till FN:s organ för katastrofriskreducering - UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR). 2018 gjordes ett tilläggsavtal på ytterligare totalt 75 MSEK för 2018-2020. UNISDR:s mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer, främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser, samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. Till grund för Sidas beslut ligger UNISDR:s strategi för 2016-2021 ("UNISDR Strategic Framework 2016-2021), som är nedbruten i ett program för 2016-2019 ("Work Programme 2016-2019"), inklusive budget, resultatramverk, mm. Sidas finansiering är icke-öronmärkt och stödjer genomförandet av hela UNISDR:s strategi och program. Sidas medel går till en givargemensam fond sk."trust fund". Det innebär att Sidas medel inte särredovisas utan Sida erhåller en konsoliderad finansiell redovisning som är reviderad enligt FN:s regelverk och vi kräver inte heller någon separat rapportering eller slutrapport. Implementeringsperioden för Sidas medel är 2016-2018, dvs. tre år. UNISDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. Det skapades 1999 med syftet att bistå i implementeringen av "the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction". Arbetet leds av en Assistant Secretary General/Special Representative of the Secretary-General. Huvudkontoret ligger i Genève och det finns fem regionala kontor som täcker alla världsdelar (bl.a. i Nairobi, Kairo och Bangkok), två subregionala kontor (bl.a. i Addis), två "liason offices" och tre landkontor. UNISDR har totalt 117 anställda. 185 länder enades i Sendai, Japan, år 2015 om ett nytt 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNISDR hade en mycket central roll i framtagandet av detta och har fått i uppdrag av FN:s generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra det samma. Målen med Sendariöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade pga katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering , öka stödet till utvecklingsländer, samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och "early warning systems". I och med Sendai har man gått från att hantera katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer. Om målen för hållbar utveckling ska nås krävs ökade investeringar i utveckling och resiliens. Sendairamverket utgör för första gången en gemensam plattform för att uppnå Agenda 2030 och katastrofriskreducering återfinns i 25 targets och i 10 av 17 mål. Det brådskar dock då man har mindre än 15 år på sig att nå målen, vilket motiverar att Sida gör en större utbetalning i början av avtalet för att säkerställa att UNISDR snabbt kommer igång med arbetet. Alla FN-organ har också kommit överens om att de ska integrera katastrofriskreducering i sin verksamhet. Detta åtagande återfinns i "UN Plan for Action on Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience". I UNISDR:s arbete ingår att se till att detta görs och att samordna arbetet internt inom FN (här ingår även utvecklingsbankerna, andra multilateraler och regionala organisationer). UNISDR:s arbete syftar till att se till att målen för Sendairamverket uppnås. UNISDR har en egen strategi för 2016 - 2021 som innebär att: 1. Samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket, samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer, genom ökad kunskap om risker, hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande, osv. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall pga katastrofer, samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNISDR samarbetar med flertalet grupper, t ex privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter, osv. Verksamheten bedrivs på flera nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNISDR själva inte genomför eller har verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i sk "nationella plattformar" (finns t ex i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNISDR/UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNISDR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission i Addis, ECOWAS, EAC, etc. och de samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och ta hand om lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. UNISDR:s strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som är av intresse: - Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. - Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts 2016 (varifrån stödet övertas), samt att flyktingkrisen i Europa resulterade i att flera givare var försenade eller drog in sina utbetalningar 2016. Detta har lett till förseningar i utförandet av aktiviteter som har flyttats fram och stora behov av ytterligare finansiering finns. För att snabbt och effektivt kunna komma igång med arbetet att genomföra Sendairamverket och inte tappa fart bedömer Sida att det krävs en större summa i ett initialt skede. Bedömningen är också att UNISDR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp, att verksamheten är underfinansierad och att ytterligare medel krävs för att UNISDR ska kunna utföra sitt viktiga uppdrag att leda arbete inom Sendairamverket. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att UNISDR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin fr.om 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav UNISDSR bedöms vara en av de viktigaste aktörerna. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) är FNs organ för katastrofriskreducering vars mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer (främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser) samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. UNDDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. 185 länder enades 2015 i Sendai, Japan, om ett 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNDRR har fått i uppdrag av FNs generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra ramverket. Målen med Sendaiöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade p.g.a. katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (t.ex. sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering, öka stödet till utvecklingsländer samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och varningssystem (så kallde "early warning systems"). Med Sendairamverket går man från att hantera uppkomna katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer innan de sker. Sidas stöd har utgått som ett icke öronmärkt programstöd, dvs stöd till UNDRRs hela programverksamhet uttryckt i dess strategi för 2016-2021. Den strategin hade fokus på följande punkter: 1. Att samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer genom ökad kunskap om risker och hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall vid katastorfer samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNDRR samarbetar med många olika aktörer så som privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter m. fl. UNDRRs verksamhet bedrivs på flera olika nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNDRR själva inte genomför eller har någon omfattande verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i så kallade "nationella plattformar" (finns t. ex. i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNDRR och UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNDRR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission, ECOWAS, EAC etc. och det samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och omhänderta lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. Nästa globala möte hålls i maj 2022 (GP2022). UNDRRs strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som har varit av intresse: 1. Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. 2. Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Disaster Risk Reduction Environmental policy and administrative management Other Multisector General Environment Protection Avtalet som nyligen avslutats tecknades med UNDRR i slutet på 2016. Organisationen arbetade då under ett strategiskt ramverk för perioden 2016-2021. Resultaten som uppnåtts inom denna nu avslutade insats har rapporterats till Sida i förhållnade till detta strategiska ramverk. Samtliga resultat som uppnåtts kan tillföras det strategimål som insatsen relaterar till: Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad moståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Några exempel: - Upprättande av "Sendai Framework Monitor", som är plattformen till vilken FNs medlemsländer kan inrapportera arbeten med Sendairamverkets sju mål. Denna plattform är det huvudsakliga formatet för bevakning och uppföljning hur det globala samfundet levererar på ambitionerna i Sendairamverket. Ett stort antal länder använder sig kontinuerligt av "Sendai Framework Monitor", vilket innebär att plattformen fyller sitt syfte för uppföljning av Sendairamverkets implementering. - Upprättandet av "DesInventar", som är en databas för inrapportering av data kring katastrofer. Denna informationskälla är central för siffror och fakta om katastrofer, och därmed viktig för att kunna följa upp på målsättningar inom Sendairamverket. Mer än 130 länder har använt sig av DesInventar för nationella ändamål i arbete med katastrofriskreducering. - Under samarbetsperioden 2016-2021 har omfattande utbildning och kapacitetsutveckling genomförts inom områden som berör katastrofriskreducering. Över 7 000 deltagare har utbildats. - UNDRR ansvarar för genomförandet av de s.k. Global Platforms (GP), som är de huvudsakliga sammankomsterna för uppföljning av det globala arbetet med Sendairamverket. Sammankomsterna hålls vartannat år, senast 2019 i Genève. - Förutom de globala mötena (GP) genomför UNDRR även regionala möten; Afrikansk-Arabiska; Amerikansk-Karibiska; m.fl. Dessa regionala möten är viktiga för regional koordinering och normativt arbete kring katastrofriskreducering. De genomförs tillsammans med andra regionala organisationer, t.ex. Regional Economic Communities. Dessa regionala möten är stödjande för det nationella arbetet med katastrofriskreducering. - UNDRR bedriver omfattande samarbeten med flertalet andra globala och regionala organisationer, t.ex. Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre, WMO, olika civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra FN-organ. Samarbetena syftar till att generera ny kunskap, förvalta och sprida kunskap, bedriva normativt arbete och att implementera insatser för global/regional/nationell/lokal katastrofriskreducering. T.ex. lanserade under 2021 UNDRR och WMO ett Centre of Excellence for Climate and Disaster Resilience, vilken syftar till att vara en informations- och kunskapshub om katastrofriskreducerance arbete till följd av effekterna av klimatförändringar. - UNDRR har under perioden bedrivit omfattande normativt arbete. Bl.a. har UNDRR i de regionala plattformarna/möten stött framtagandet av deklarationer och strategier vilka har en normativ inverkan. Några exempel på dessa är Ulaan Baatar Declaration on Disaster Risk Reduction (2018); Tunis Declaration on Disaster Risk Reduction (2018); Arab Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (2020). - UNDRR producerar ett stort antal guider, handböcker och informationsmaterial om katastrofriskreducering. Tryckta såväl som digitala. Detta material finns tillgängligt via UNDRRs hemsida. Under 2021 har UNDRR stärkt sin kapacitet vad gäller kommunikation, bl.a. i syfte att bättre sprida den kunskap och data man besitter. - I samband med covid-19 pandemin har UNDRR noterat att efterfrågan om deras stöd och kunskap har ökat väsentligt. UNDRR drar slutsatsen att pandemin ökat förståelsen om risker och resiliens och samhällens förmåga att hantera katastrofer. Detta var givetvis ett icke förväntat resultat i samarbetet med UNDRR. - Katastrofriskreducering är relevant för alla länder, inte bara låginkomstländer med mer begränsad resiliens och motståndskraft. UNDRR jobbar därför i viss mån stödjande även för medelinkomstländer. Bl.a. anordnade UNDRR under 2021 European Forum for Disaster Risk Reduction, som hålls vart tredje år. Mötet 2021 resulterade i att de 48 deltagande länderna från Europa och Centralasien antog en Roadmap 2030, som ska guida regionens arbete med katastrofriskreducering. - UNDRR-initiaitvte Making Cities Resilient har pågått sedan 2010 och syftar till att stärka katastrofriskhantering i urbana miljöer, och bidrar därmed bl.a. till SDG11. Kampanjen kommer fortgå åtminstone till 2030 och f.n. har över 4 000 städer över hela världen deltagit i initiativet. Sammantaget är bedömningen att UNDRR under perioden 2016-2021 väsentligt bidragit till att öka kunskapen, förståelsen och förmågan att hantera risker såväl globalt, som regionalt och nationellt. Vissa uppsatta mål (t.ex. det s.k Sendai Target E) släpar efter i genomförande men överlag är slutsatsen att resultaten från stödet till UNDRR varit positiva. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10260-10260A0101 Sweden Support to UNISDR regarding disaster risk reduction Beslutsnr. 2016-004183 Beredningen gällde stöd om totalt 75 miljoner SEK för 2016-2018 till FN:s organ för katastrofriskreducering - UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR). 2018 gjordes ett tilläggsavtal på ytterligare totalt 75 MSEK för 2018-2020. UNISDR:s mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer, främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser, samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. Till grund för Sidas beslut ligger UNISDR:s strategi för 2016-2021 ("UNISDR Strategic Framework 2016-2021), som är nedbruten i ett program för 2016-2019 ("Work Programme 2016-2019"), inklusive budget, resultatramverk, mm. Sidas finansiering är icke-öronmärkt och stödjer genomförandet av hela UNISDR:s strategi och program. Sidas medel går till en givargemensam fond sk."trust fund". Det innebär att Sidas medel inte särredovisas utan Sida erhåller en konsoliderad finansiell redovisning som är reviderad enligt FN:s regelverk och vi kräver inte heller någon separat rapportering eller slutrapport. Implementeringsperioden för Sidas medel är 2016-2018, dvs. tre år. UNISDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. Det skapades 1999 med syftet att bistå i implementeringen av "the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction". Arbetet leds av en Assistant Secretary General/Special Representative of the Secretary-General. Huvudkontoret ligger i Genève och det finns fem regionala kontor som täcker alla världsdelar (bl.a. i Nairobi, Kairo och Bangkok), två subregionala kontor (bl.a. i Addis), två "liason offices" och tre landkontor. UNISDR har totalt 117 anställda. 185 länder enades i Sendai, Japan, år 2015 om ett nytt 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNISDR hade en mycket central roll i framtagandet av detta och har fått i uppdrag av FN:s generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra det samma. Målen med Sendariöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade pga katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering , öka stödet till utvecklingsländer, samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och "early warning systems". I och med Sendai har man gått från att hantera katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer. Om målen för hållbar utveckling ska nås krävs ökade investeringar i utveckling och resiliens. Sendairamverket utgör för första gången en gemensam plattform för att uppnå Agenda 2030 och katastrofriskreducering återfinns i 25 targets och i 10 av 17 mål. Det brådskar dock då man har mindre än 15 år på sig att nå målen, vilket motiverar att Sida gör en större utbetalning i början av avtalet för att säkerställa att UNISDR snabbt kommer igång med arbetet. Alla FN-organ har också kommit överens om att de ska integrera katastrofriskreducering i sin verksamhet. Detta åtagande återfinns i "UN Plan for Action on Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience". I UNISDR:s arbete ingår att se till att detta görs och att samordna arbetet internt inom FN (här ingår även utvecklingsbankerna, andra multilateraler och regionala organisationer). UNISDR:s arbete syftar till att se till att målen för Sendairamverket uppnås. UNISDR har en egen strategi för 2016 - 2021 som innebär att: 1. Samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket, samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer, genom ökad kunskap om risker, hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande, osv. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall pga katastrofer, samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNISDR samarbetar med flertalet grupper, t ex privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter, osv. Verksamheten bedrivs på flera nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNISDR själva inte genomför eller har verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i sk "nationella plattformar" (finns t ex i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNISDR/UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNISDR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission i Addis, ECOWAS, EAC, etc. och de samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och ta hand om lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. UNISDR:s strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som är av intresse: - Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. - Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts 2016 (varifrån stödet övertas), samt att flyktingkrisen i Europa resulterade i att flera givare var försenade eller drog in sina utbetalningar 2016. Detta har lett till förseningar i utförandet av aktiviteter som har flyttats fram och stora behov av ytterligare finansiering finns. För att snabbt och effektivt kunna komma igång med arbetet att genomföra Sendairamverket och inte tappa fart bedömer Sida att det krävs en större summa i ett initialt skede. Bedömningen är också att UNISDR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp, att verksamheten är underfinansierad och att ytterligare medel krävs för att UNISDR ska kunna utföra sitt viktiga uppdrag att leda arbete inom Sendairamverket. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att UNISDR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin fr.om 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav UNISDSR bedöms vara en av de viktigaste aktörerna. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) är FNs organ för katastrofriskreducering vars mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer (främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser) samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. UNDDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. 185 länder enades 2015 i Sendai, Japan, om ett 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNDRR har fått i uppdrag av FNs generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra ramverket. Målen med Sendaiöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade p.g.a. katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (t.ex. sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering, öka stödet till utvecklingsländer samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och varningssystem (så kallde "early warning systems"). Med Sendairamverket går man från att hantera uppkomna katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer innan de sker. Sidas stöd har utgått som ett icke öronmärkt programstöd, dvs stöd till UNDRRs hela programverksamhet uttryckt i dess strategi för 2016-2021. Den strategin hade fokus på följande punkter: 1. Att samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer genom ökad kunskap om risker och hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall vid katastorfer samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNDRR samarbetar med många olika aktörer så som privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter m. fl. UNDRRs verksamhet bedrivs på flera olika nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNDRR själva inte genomför eller har någon omfattande verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i så kallade "nationella plattformar" (finns t. ex. i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNDRR och UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNDRR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission, ECOWAS, EAC etc. och det samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och omhänderta lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. Nästa globala möte hålls i maj 2022 (GP2022). UNDRRs strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som har varit av intresse: 1. Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. 2. Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. 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UNISDR:s mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer, främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser, samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. Till grund för Sidas beslut ligger UNISDR:s strategi för 2016-2021 ("UNISDR Strategic Framework 2016-2021), som är nedbruten i ett program för 2016-2019 ("Work Programme 2016-2019"), inklusive budget, resultatramverk, mm. Sidas finansiering är icke-öronmärkt och stödjer genomförandet av hela UNISDR:s strategi och program. Sidas medel går till en givargemensam fond sk."trust fund". Det innebär att Sidas medel inte särredovisas utan Sida erhåller en konsoliderad finansiell redovisning som är reviderad enligt FN:s regelverk och vi kräver inte heller någon separat rapportering eller slutrapport. Implementeringsperioden för Sidas medel är 2016-2018, dvs. tre år. UNISDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. Det skapades 1999 med syftet att bistå i implementeringen av "the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction". Arbetet leds av en Assistant Secretary General/Special Representative of the Secretary-General. Huvudkontoret ligger i Genève och det finns fem regionala kontor som täcker alla världsdelar (bl.a. i Nairobi, Kairo och Bangkok), två subregionala kontor (bl.a. i Addis), två "liason offices" och tre landkontor. UNISDR har totalt 117 anställda. 185 länder enades i Sendai, Japan, år 2015 om ett nytt 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNISDR hade en mycket central roll i framtagandet av detta och har fått i uppdrag av FN:s generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra det samma. Målen med Sendariöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade pga katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering , öka stödet till utvecklingsländer, samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och "early warning systems". I och med Sendai har man gått från att hantera katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer. Om målen för hållbar utveckling ska nås krävs ökade investeringar i utveckling och resiliens. Sendairamverket utgör för första gången en gemensam plattform för att uppnå Agenda 2030 och katastrofriskreducering återfinns i 25 targets och i 10 av 17 mål. Det brådskar dock då man har mindre än 15 år på sig att nå målen, vilket motiverar att Sida gör en större utbetalning i början av avtalet för att säkerställa att UNISDR snabbt kommer igång med arbetet. Alla FN-organ har också kommit överens om att de ska integrera katastrofriskreducering i sin verksamhet. Detta åtagande återfinns i "UN Plan for Action on Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience". I UNISDR:s arbete ingår att se till att detta görs och att samordna arbetet internt inom FN (här ingår även utvecklingsbankerna, andra multilateraler och regionala organisationer). UNISDR:s arbete syftar till att se till att målen för Sendairamverket uppnås. UNISDR har en egen strategi för 2016 - 2021 som innebär att: 1. Samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket, samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer, genom ökad kunskap om risker, hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande, osv. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall pga katastrofer, samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNISDR samarbetar med flertalet grupper, t ex privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter, osv. Verksamheten bedrivs på flera nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNISDR själva inte genomför eller har verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i sk "nationella plattformar" (finns t ex i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNISDR/UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNISDR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission i Addis, ECOWAS, EAC, etc. och de samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och ta hand om lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. UNISDR:s strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som är av intresse: - Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. - Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts 2016 (varifrån stödet övertas), samt att flyktingkrisen i Europa resulterade i att flera givare var försenade eller drog in sina utbetalningar 2016. Detta har lett till förseningar i utförandet av aktiviteter som har flyttats fram och stora behov av ytterligare finansiering finns. För att snabbt och effektivt kunna komma igång med arbetet att genomföra Sendairamverket och inte tappa fart bedömer Sida att det krävs en större summa i ett initialt skede. Bedömningen är också att UNISDR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp, att verksamheten är underfinansierad och att ytterligare medel krävs för att UNISDR ska kunna utföra sitt viktiga uppdrag att leda arbete inom Sendairamverket. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att UNISDR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin fr.om 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav UNISDSR bedöms vara en av de viktigaste aktörerna. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) är FNs organ för katastrofriskreducering vars mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer (främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser) samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. UNDDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. 185 länder enades 2015 i Sendai, Japan, om ett 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNDRR har fått i uppdrag av FNs generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra ramverket. Målen med Sendaiöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade p.g.a. katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (t.ex. sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering, öka stödet till utvecklingsländer samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och varningssystem (så kallde "early warning systems"). Med Sendairamverket går man från att hantera uppkomna katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer innan de sker. Sidas stöd har utgått som ett icke öronmärkt programstöd, dvs stöd till UNDRRs hela programverksamhet uttryckt i dess strategi för 2016-2021. Den strategin hade fokus på följande punkter: 1. Att samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer genom ökad kunskap om risker och hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall vid katastorfer samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNDRR samarbetar med många olika aktörer så som privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter m. fl. UNDRRs verksamhet bedrivs på flera olika nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNDRR själva inte genomför eller har någon omfattande verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i så kallade "nationella plattformar" (finns t. ex. i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNDRR och UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNDRR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission, ECOWAS, EAC etc. och det samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och omhänderta lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. Nästa globala möte hålls i maj 2022 (GP2022). UNDRRs strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som har varit av intresse: 1. Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. 2. Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Sweden UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 20000000 30000000 0 0 0 20000000 30000000 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 80000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 30000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 20000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 30000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10260-10260A0103 Sweden Support to UNISDR regarding disaster risk reduction Beslutsnr. 2016-004183 Beredningen gällde stöd om totalt 75 miljoner SEK för 2016-2018 till FN:s organ för katastrofriskreducering - UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR). 2018 gjordes ett tilläggsavtal på ytterligare totalt 75 MSEK för 2018-2020. UNISDR:s mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer, främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser, samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. Till grund för Sidas beslut ligger UNISDR:s strategi för 2016-2021 ("UNISDR Strategic Framework 2016-2021), som är nedbruten i ett program för 2016-2019 ("Work Programme 2016-2019"), inklusive budget, resultatramverk, mm. Sidas finansiering är icke-öronmärkt och stödjer genomförandet av hela UNISDR:s strategi och program. Sidas medel går till en givargemensam fond sk."trust fund". Det innebär att Sidas medel inte särredovisas utan Sida erhåller en konsoliderad finansiell redovisning som är reviderad enligt FN:s regelverk och vi kräver inte heller någon separat rapportering eller slutrapport. Implementeringsperioden för Sidas medel är 2016-2018, dvs. tre år. UNISDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. Det skapades 1999 med syftet att bistå i implementeringen av "the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction". Arbetet leds av en Assistant Secretary General/Special Representative of the Secretary-General. Huvudkontoret ligger i Genève och det finns fem regionala kontor som täcker alla världsdelar (bl.a. i Nairobi, Kairo och Bangkok), två subregionala kontor (bl.a. i Addis), två "liason offices" och tre landkontor. UNISDR har totalt 117 anställda. 185 länder enades i Sendai, Japan, år 2015 om ett nytt 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNISDR hade en mycket central roll i framtagandet av detta och har fått i uppdrag av FN:s generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra det samma. Målen med Sendariöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade pga katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering , öka stödet till utvecklingsländer, samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och "early warning systems". I och med Sendai har man gått från att hantera katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer. Om målen för hållbar utveckling ska nås krävs ökade investeringar i utveckling och resiliens. Sendairamverket utgör för första gången en gemensam plattform för att uppnå Agenda 2030 och katastrofriskreducering återfinns i 25 targets och i 10 av 17 mål. Det brådskar dock då man har mindre än 15 år på sig att nå målen, vilket motiverar att Sida gör en större utbetalning i början av avtalet för att säkerställa att UNISDR snabbt kommer igång med arbetet. Alla FN-organ har också kommit överens om att de ska integrera katastrofriskreducering i sin verksamhet. Detta åtagande återfinns i "UN Plan for Action on Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience". I UNISDR:s arbete ingår att se till att detta görs och att samordna arbetet internt inom FN (här ingår även utvecklingsbankerna, andra multilateraler och regionala organisationer). UNISDR:s arbete syftar till att se till att målen för Sendairamverket uppnås. UNISDR har en egen strategi för 2016 - 2021 som innebär att: 1. Samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket, samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer, genom ökad kunskap om risker, hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande, osv. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall pga katastrofer, samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNISDR samarbetar med flertalet grupper, t ex privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter, osv. Verksamheten bedrivs på flera nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNISDR själva inte genomför eller har verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i sk "nationella plattformar" (finns t ex i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNISDR/UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNISDR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission i Addis, ECOWAS, EAC, etc. och de samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och ta hand om lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. UNISDR:s strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som är av intresse: - Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. - Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts 2016 (varifrån stödet övertas), samt att flyktingkrisen i Europa resulterade i att flera givare var försenade eller drog in sina utbetalningar 2016. Detta har lett till förseningar i utförandet av aktiviteter som har flyttats fram och stora behov av ytterligare finansiering finns. För att snabbt och effektivt kunna komma igång med arbetet att genomföra Sendairamverket och inte tappa fart bedömer Sida att det krävs en större summa i ett initialt skede. Bedömningen är också att UNISDR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp, att verksamheten är underfinansierad och att ytterligare medel krävs för att UNISDR ska kunna utföra sitt viktiga uppdrag att leda arbete inom Sendairamverket. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att UNISDR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin fr.om 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav UNISDSR bedöms vara en av de viktigaste aktörerna. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) är FNs organ för katastrofriskreducering vars mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer (främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser) samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. UNDDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. 185 länder enades 2015 i Sendai, Japan, om ett 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNDRR har fått i uppdrag av FNs generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra ramverket. Målen med Sendaiöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade p.g.a. katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (t.ex. sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering, öka stödet till utvecklingsländer samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och varningssystem (så kallde "early warning systems"). Med Sendairamverket går man från att hantera uppkomna katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer innan de sker. Sidas stöd har utgått som ett icke öronmärkt programstöd, dvs stöd till UNDRRs hela programverksamhet uttryckt i dess strategi för 2016-2021. Den strategin hade fokus på följande punkter: 1. Att samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer genom ökad kunskap om risker och hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall vid katastorfer samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNDRR samarbetar med många olika aktörer så som privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter m. fl. UNDRRs verksamhet bedrivs på flera olika nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNDRR själva inte genomför eller har någon omfattande verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i så kallade "nationella plattformar" (finns t. ex. i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNDRR och UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNDRR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission, ECOWAS, EAC etc. och det samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och omhänderta lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. Nästa globala möte hålls i maj 2022 (GP2022). UNDRRs strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som har varit av intresse: 1. Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. 2. Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Sweden UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 20000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 20000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10379 Sweden Humanitarian support framework 2017-2019 through Save the Children Sweden. This decision is a supplementary action decision to the agreement with Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) on contributions to the "RBS humanitarian work 2017-2019" program. The program aims to meet the humanitarian needs of children and to protect children from violence and neglect in humanitarian crisis situations. Special focus in the Program is "children in armed conflicts". RBS is part of Save the Children International (SCI), which together has the expertise to respond to emerging crisis situations concerning the protection of children in close cooperation with local partners. RBS is one of the few partners to Sida that has a focus on protecting children and anchoring children's rights in humanitarian crises. The program proposal for 2018 includes: - Sudan (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns protection for girls and boys affected by the conflict in northern and central Darfur. - Iraq (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns the protection of girls and boys in Ninewa who are exposed to violence and exploitation and are affected by the conflict in the country. - Syria (SEK 7,000,000), which concerns support for the most vulnerable children for protection efforts in the ongoing conflict in the country. - Yemen (15,000,000 kroner), which concerns protection from violence for the most vulnerable children in war zones. - RRM (26,000,000 kroner), unallocated funds for new/worsening crises during the year. - Method support (SEK 2,300,000), which relates to support for RBS's work/secondment to UNICEF for shared chairmanship of the Alliance for Child Protection. Already decided multi-year project proposals for 2018 include: - The Democratic Republic of the Congo (7,000,000 kroner) relating to the protection of children from violence in South Kivu, which is the second year of a three-year effort. - Lebanon (5,000,000 kroner), which concerns improved national systems for child protection in order to, among other things, prevent child recruitment into the ongoing conflict in Syria. This is the second year of a three-year effort. - Thematic/capacity support/surge capacity (10,000,000 kroner), the support relates to enhanced thematic support within e.g. follow-up and child protection, as well as continued development of quality assurance within RBS and contributions to the disaster preparedness pool. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) om bidrag till Programmet "RBS humanitära arbete 2017-2019". Programmet syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Speciellt fokus i Programmet är "barn i väpnade konflikter". RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen globalt (Save the Children International, SCI) som tillsammans har expertis för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer rörande skydd av barn i nära samarbete med lokala partners. RBS är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. RBS är en av Sidas tio-talet partnerorganisationer för humanitärt bistånd sedan 2013, då ett stort antal organisationer utvärderades i syfte att ingå längre ramavtal med Sida för humanitärt stöd. Sida utför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess som sedan ligger till grund för vilka organisationer, landprojekt och tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande projekt som ska beviljas finansiellt stöd. I enlighet med denna process, bedömer Sida det relevant att under 2018 stödja RBS humanitära Program i 6 länder, och att bidra med RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism), samt stödja ett antal tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande områden. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med RBS och dess humanitära insatser. Sida baserar detta på resultaten från en extern utvärdering (SIPU 2016), RBS resultatrapportering, samt Sidas fältuppföljningar (som genomförts i 27 länder) under 2017. RBS har också minskat sin responstid för att svara på akuta krissituationer med drygt 50% (från flera veckor till maximalt 4-7 dagar) under 2017. Detta har gjort att RBS kommer in snabbare än ett flertal andra humanitära aktörer i kriser. Genom att slussa Sidas RRM-medel, efter godkännande av Sida, genom SCIs globala katastroffond, har detta blivit möjligt, först på pilotbasis under 2017, och från 2018 på längre sikt. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationens genomförande globalt har tagit tid och i vissa kontexter pågår den fortfarande. Den har förändrat Rädda Barnens globala organisationsstruktur och styrning med syfte att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Viss finjustering med att synkronisera systemen inom organisationen globalt fortsätter, bl.a. inom RBS, under 2017-2019. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2018 och de två fleråriga stöden för 2018 och 2019 baseras, som tidigare sagts, på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har också granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida bedömer att RBS i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att RBS bl.a. behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering (inklusive resultatramverk med mätbara mål och tydlig förändringsteori) till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2018 föreslår RBS också att fortsätta fokusera på vidareutveckling av kvalitetssäkring och uppföljning av landkontorens genomförande av insatserna. RBS kommer också att följa innovationsfonden, HIFs (Humanitarian Innovation Fund), arbete närmare under året. HIF kommer att påbörja aktiviteter igen med Sida-finansiering under 2018. Under 2017 utbetalades inga Sida-medel till HIF då resultaten från en utvärdering och revision av tidigare samarbete inväntades. Genomförandet av rekommendationerna från dessa kommer att följas noggrannt av RBS under året. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser andra året av ett treårigt avtal och omfattar totalt 80 300 000 kronor, varav 58 300 000 kronor är för nya insatser år 2018, och 22 000 000 kronor är för redan beslutade insatser år 2018. Tidigare beslutade medel för 2018 var 25 000 000 SEK. Av dessa medel kommer 3 MSEK inte att användas under 2018 (metodstöd HIF) och har därför återförts av Sida/HUM. Programförslaget för 2018 innehåller: - Sudan (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar som påverkas av konflikten i norra och centrala Darfur. - Irak (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar i Ninewa som utsätts för våld och utnyttjande och påverkas av konflikten i landet. - Syrien (7 000 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till de mest utsatta barnen för skyddsinsatser i den pågående konflikten i landet. - Jemen (15 000 000 kronor), vilken rör skydd från våld för de mest utsatta barnen i krigsområden. - RRM (26 000 000 kronor), oallokerade medel för nya/förvärrade kriser under året. - Metodstöd (2 300 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till RBS arbete/sekondering till UNICEF för delat ordförandeskap i Alliance for Child Protection. Redan beslutade fleråriga projektförslag för 2018 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (7 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd av barn från våld i Sydkivu, vilket är andra året av en treårig insats. - Libanon (5 000 000 kronor), vilken rör förbättrade nationella system för barnskydd för att bl.a. förhindra barnrekrytering till pågående konflikt i Syrien. Detta är andra året av en treårig insats. - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surgekapacitet (10 000 000 kronor), stödet rör förstärkt tematiskt stöd inom t.ex. uppföljning och barnskydd, samt fortsatt utveckling av kvalitetssäkring inom RBS och bidrag till katastrofberedskapspool. Totalt för 2018 att utbetala är 80 300 000 SEK. ORGANISATION RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen-nätverket genom SCI som består av 29 medlemsorganisationer globalt med ca 25 000 anställda, varav 250 arbetar inom RBS. SCIs huvudkontor finns i London, Storbritannien, och inom dess organisation finns 7 regionala kontor och 54 landkontor som täcker 61 landprogram. RBS bidrar också med ett flertal personer till SCIs centrala register av katastrof/surge-personer som snabbt kan kallas in i krissituationer. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från RBS via SCI till Rädda Barnens olika genomförande landkontor. För 2018 kommer ungefär 85% att vidareförmedlas till landkontoren och resterande 15% av Sidas medel kommer att finnas kvar hos RBS för tematiskt- och kapacitetsstöd (bl.a. för förbättrad kvalitetssäkring) samt metodstöd för globala barnalliansen (8%). Resterande 7% tillkommer RBS för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller RBS som helhet, inte enbart dess humanitära enhet). ÖVRIGT Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för Programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till början av 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. RBS ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget inom ett land på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Det bör också påpekas att ett avsteg har gjorts från de Allmänna villkoren (artikel 5.3) i avtalet mellan Sida och RBS vad gäller äganderätten till utrustning, fordon och varor som belastat RBS budget: Mot bakgrund av att insatsen är humanitär behöver de senare inte överföras till lokal samarbetspart och/eller slutmottagare i slutet av programmets avtalsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Syftet med insatsen är att svara upp mot barns humanitära behov i de länder som identifierats inom ramen för avtalet mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen 2017-2020 och Sida har också gett stöd till Rädda Barnen inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Rädda Barnen att svara upp mot plötsligt uppkomna eller kraftigt förvärrade kriser under årets gång. Under avtalsperioden har det inbegripit Mozambique, Mali, Niger, Irak, Jemen, Libanon, Syrien, Etiopien, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Demokratiska republiken Kongo samt Nordkorea. Slutligen ges så kallade metod- och kapacitetsstöd till Rädda Barnen. Metodstödet syftar till att stärka det humanitära systemet i stort, bl.a. genom Rädda Barnens arbete med de så kallade minimikraven för skydd av barn. Kapacitetsstödet ges för att stärka Rädda Barnen-organisationens kapacitet att svara upp mot de humanitära behoven i de länder där de arbetar, t.ex. genom operationellt stöd.  Det tema som genomsyrar insatsen är skydd av barn - ett område inom vilket Rädda Barnen har gedigen erfarenhet och kompetens. Rädda Barnen är således en av Sidas viktigaste partners för barnskyddsfrågor.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Ethiopia Iraq Kenya Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Lebanon Mali Mozambique Niger (the) Sudan (the) Somalia Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Developing countries, unspecified Relief co-ordination and support services Material relief assistance and services Emergency food assistance Sectors not specified Emergency Response Unallocated / Unspecified Under avtalsperioden 2017-2020 mellan Rädda Barnen Sverige och Sida HUM, så har organisationen gått från att i huvudsak rapportera sina resultat på output-nivå till att rapportera resultatet av sin verksamhet på en mer övergripande nivå (outcomes). Under avtalsperioden har Rädda Barnen Sverige bland annat: - lett utvecklingen av policys och standardiserade men anpassningsbara verktyg för Civil-Militär koordinering och kontakt med icke-statliga väpnade grupper. - Etablerat ett barnvänligt center i Afghanistan, som försåg barn och deras familjer med en plats där deras välmående kunde undersökas och där de kunde delta i en rad olika lekar och lärande aktiviteter för att bidra till deras skydd och välbefinnande. Rädda Barnen fick därmed även chansen att möta barnens föräldrar och kunde utbilda dem inom en rad olika frågor, och även uppmuntra föräldrarna om vikten av att skola sin barn, och det rapporterades att verksamheten som bedrivs i och omkring det barnvänliga centret var starkt förankrat och accepterat i det lokala samhället. - Tagit fram verktyg och riktlinjer, tillsammans med The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, för att bredda och stärka arbetet med att förebygga och stötta överlevare av Sexuellt och Könsbaserat Våld (SGBV). Inom detta arbete identifierades en rad utmaningar kring SGBV kopplat till tillträde, säkerhet, kulturella och religiösa övertygelser. Som ett resultat av arbetet kunde Rädda Barnen se tydliga framsteg under avtalsperioden, bl.a. i Sudan där kvinnors deltagande inom aktiviteter ämnade att förebygga våld mot barn, inklusive barnäktenskap och könsstympning, innebar att det annars tabubelagda ämnet kunde diskuteras mer öppet. Som ett resultat av denna skiftning och samarbetet med kvinnor från lokalsamhället och lokala myndigheter kunde Rädda Barnen se att mer resurser gjordes tillgängliga för en mer holistisk ansats och att antalet rapporterade fall av våld och övergrepp mot barn ökade, samt att 90% av de inrapporterade fallen innebar att barnen fick tillgång till stöd och vård. - Mellan 2018 och 2020 arbetade Rädda Barnen aktivt med att stärka skyddet av barn som påverkats av väpnad konflikt i 17 länder, inklusive arbetet med att möta behoven för de barn som utsatts för övergrepp eller allvarliga kränkningar av barns rättigheter. Sexuellt våld var den mest utmanande kränkningen att bemöta, mycket på grund av stigmatisering, tvångsgiften mellan offer och förgriparen eller på grund av att våldet är dolt i hemmet eller i områden som kontrolleras av väpnade grupper. - I samband med sitt hundraårsjubileum år 2019 åtog sig Rädda Barnen att utveckla en policy och processer för Centrality of Protection (CoP) för att uppmuntra och visa vägen vad gäller att integrera skydd i humanitär verksamhet, vilket resulterat i att Rädda Barnen nu är bättre utrustade för att på ett integrerat och holistiskt sätt kunna förebygga skydd och säkerställa tillgång till skyddstjänster i sin verksamhet. Ett sådant exempel är hur Rädda Barnen i Irak arbetade med lokala volontärer i konfliktdrabbade områden i Irak för att förse flickor och pojkar i konfliktdrabbade samhällen med psykosocialt stöd. Utöver de mer övergripande resultaten för hela överenskommelsen bidrog Sidas stöd till Rädda Barnen Sverige under 2020 till att Rädda Barnen kunde nå 24,000 människor med multisektoriellt stöd, att 171,000 nåddes av aktiviteter inom vatten och sanitet, att 4,100 barn fick tillgång till utbildning, att 175,000 tog del av sjukvård och hälsovård, att 1,000 erhöll försörjningsstöd, att 2,400 tilldelades material och att 55,000 nåddes av olika skyddsaktiviteter. Under avtalsperioden har Rädda Barnen i allt högre utsträckning gått över till kontantstöd (cash and voucher assistance) och under 2020 överfördes 6,430,005 SEK till nära 24,000 mottagare, utöver de totalt 346,000 som under året nåddes av Rädda Barnens stöd och aktiviteter. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10379-10379A0101-H Sweden Humanitarian support framework 2017-2019 through Save the Children Sweden. This decision is a supplementary action decision to the agreement with Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) on contributions to the "RBS humanitarian work 2017-2019" program. The program aims to meet the humanitarian needs of children and to protect children from violence and neglect in humanitarian crisis situations. Special focus in the Program is "children in armed conflicts". RBS is part of Save the Children International (SCI), which together has the expertise to respond to emerging crisis situations concerning the protection of children in close cooperation with local partners. RBS is one of the few partners to Sida that has a focus on protecting children and anchoring children's rights in humanitarian crises. The program proposal for 2018 includes: - Sudan (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns protection for girls and boys affected by the conflict in northern and central Darfur. - Iraq (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns the protection of girls and boys in Ninewa who are exposed to violence and exploitation and are affected by the conflict in the country. - Syria (SEK 7,000,000), which concerns support for the most vulnerable children for protection efforts in the ongoing conflict in the country. - Yemen (15,000,000 kroner), which concerns protection from violence for the most vulnerable children in war zones. - RRM (26,000,000 kroner), unallocated funds for new/worsening crises during the year. - Method support (SEK 2,300,000), which relates to support for RBS's work/secondment to UNICEF for shared chairmanship of the Alliance for Child Protection. Already decided multi-year project proposals for 2018 include: - The Democratic Republic of the Congo (7,000,000 kroner) relating to the protection of children from violence in South Kivu, which is the second year of a three-year effort. - Lebanon (5,000,000 kroner), which concerns improved national systems for child protection in order to, among other things, prevent child recruitment into the ongoing conflict in Syria. This is the second year of a three-year effort. - Thematic/capacity support/surge capacity (10,000,000 kroner), the support relates to enhanced thematic support within e.g. follow-up and child protection, as well as continued development of quality assurance within RBS and contributions to the disaster preparedness pool. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) om bidrag till Programmet "RBS humanitära arbete 2017-2019". Programmet syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Speciellt fokus i Programmet är "barn i väpnade konflikter". RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen globalt (Save the Children International, SCI) som tillsammans har expertis för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer rörande skydd av barn i nära samarbete med lokala partners. RBS är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. RBS är en av Sidas tio-talet partnerorganisationer för humanitärt bistånd sedan 2013, då ett stort antal organisationer utvärderades i syfte att ingå längre ramavtal med Sida för humanitärt stöd. Sida utför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess som sedan ligger till grund för vilka organisationer, landprojekt och tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande projekt som ska beviljas finansiellt stöd. I enlighet med denna process, bedömer Sida det relevant att under 2018 stödja RBS humanitära Program i 6 länder, och att bidra med RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism), samt stödja ett antal tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande områden. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med RBS och dess humanitära insatser. Sida baserar detta på resultaten från en extern utvärdering (SIPU 2016), RBS resultatrapportering, samt Sidas fältuppföljningar (som genomförts i 27 länder) under 2017. RBS har också minskat sin responstid för att svara på akuta krissituationer med drygt 50% (från flera veckor till maximalt 4-7 dagar) under 2017. Detta har gjort att RBS kommer in snabbare än ett flertal andra humanitära aktörer i kriser. Genom att slussa Sidas RRM-medel, efter godkännande av Sida, genom SCIs globala katastroffond, har detta blivit möjligt, först på pilotbasis under 2017, och från 2018 på längre sikt. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationens genomförande globalt har tagit tid och i vissa kontexter pågår den fortfarande. Den har förändrat Rädda Barnens globala organisationsstruktur och styrning med syfte att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Viss finjustering med att synkronisera systemen inom organisationen globalt fortsätter, bl.a. inom RBS, under 2017-2019. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2018 och de två fleråriga stöden för 2018 och 2019 baseras, som tidigare sagts, på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har också granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida bedömer att RBS i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att RBS bl.a. behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering (inklusive resultatramverk med mätbara mål och tydlig förändringsteori) till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2018 föreslår RBS också att fortsätta fokusera på vidareutveckling av kvalitetssäkring och uppföljning av landkontorens genomförande av insatserna. RBS kommer också att följa innovationsfonden, HIFs (Humanitarian Innovation Fund), arbete närmare under året. HIF kommer att påbörja aktiviteter igen med Sida-finansiering under 2018. Under 2017 utbetalades inga Sida-medel till HIF då resultaten från en utvärdering och revision av tidigare samarbete inväntades. Genomförandet av rekommendationerna från dessa kommer att följas noggrannt av RBS under året. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser andra året av ett treårigt avtal och omfattar totalt 80 300 000 kronor, varav 58 300 000 kronor är för nya insatser år 2018, och 22 000 000 kronor är för redan beslutade insatser år 2018. Tidigare beslutade medel för 2018 var 25 000 000 SEK. Av dessa medel kommer 3 MSEK inte att användas under 2018 (metodstöd HIF) och har därför återförts av Sida/HUM. Programförslaget för 2018 innehåller: - Sudan (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar som påverkas av konflikten i norra och centrala Darfur. - Irak (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar i Ninewa som utsätts för våld och utnyttjande och påverkas av konflikten i landet. - Syrien (7 000 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till de mest utsatta barnen för skyddsinsatser i den pågående konflikten i landet. - Jemen (15 000 000 kronor), vilken rör skydd från våld för de mest utsatta barnen i krigsområden. - RRM (26 000 000 kronor), oallokerade medel för nya/förvärrade kriser under året. - Metodstöd (2 300 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till RBS arbete/sekondering till UNICEF för delat ordförandeskap i Alliance for Child Protection. Redan beslutade fleråriga projektförslag för 2018 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (7 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd av barn från våld i Sydkivu, vilket är andra året av en treårig insats. - Libanon (5 000 000 kronor), vilken rör förbättrade nationella system för barnskydd för att bl.a. förhindra barnrekrytering till pågående konflikt i Syrien. Detta är andra året av en treårig insats. - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surgekapacitet (10 000 000 kronor), stödet rör förstärkt tematiskt stöd inom t.ex. uppföljning och barnskydd, samt fortsatt utveckling av kvalitetssäkring inom RBS och bidrag till katastrofberedskapspool. Totalt för 2018 att utbetala är 80 300 000 SEK. ORGANISATION RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen-nätverket genom SCI som består av 29 medlemsorganisationer globalt med ca 25 000 anställda, varav 250 arbetar inom RBS. SCIs huvudkontor finns i London, Storbritannien, och inom dess organisation finns 7 regionala kontor och 54 landkontor som täcker 61 landprogram. RBS bidrar också med ett flertal personer till SCIs centrala register av katastrof/surge-personer som snabbt kan kallas in i krissituationer. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från RBS via SCI till Rädda Barnens olika genomförande landkontor. För 2018 kommer ungefär 85% att vidareförmedlas till landkontoren och resterande 15% av Sidas medel kommer att finnas kvar hos RBS för tematiskt- och kapacitetsstöd (bl.a. för förbättrad kvalitetssäkring) samt metodstöd för globala barnalliansen (8%). Resterande 7% tillkommer RBS för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller RBS som helhet, inte enbart dess humanitära enhet). ÖVRIGT Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för Programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till början av 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. RBS ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget inom ett land på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Det bör också påpekas att ett avsteg har gjorts från de Allmänna villkoren (artikel 5.3) i avtalet mellan Sida och RBS vad gäller äganderätten till utrustning, fordon och varor som belastat RBS budget: Mot bakgrund av att insatsen är humanitär behöver de senare inte överföras till lokal samarbetspart och/eller slutmottagare i slutet av programmets avtalsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Syftet med insatsen är att svara upp mot barns humanitära behov i de länder som identifierats inom ramen för avtalet mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen 2017-2020 och Sida har också gett stöd till Rädda Barnen inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Rädda Barnen att svara upp mot plötsligt uppkomna eller kraftigt förvärrade kriser under årets gång. Under avtalsperioden har det inbegripit Mozambique, Mali, Niger, Irak, Jemen, Libanon, Syrien, Etiopien, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Demokratiska republiken Kongo samt Nordkorea. Slutligen ges så kallade metod- och kapacitetsstöd till Rädda Barnen. Metodstödet syftar till att stärka det humanitära systemet i stort, bl.a. genom Rädda Barnens arbete med de så kallade minimikraven för skydd av barn. Kapacitetsstödet ges för att stärka Rädda Barnen-organisationens kapacitet att svara upp mot de humanitära behoven i de länder där de arbetar, t.ex. genom operationellt stöd.  Det tema som genomsyrar insatsen är skydd av barn - ett område inom vilket Rädda Barnen har gedigen erfarenhet och kompetens. Rädda Barnen är således en av Sidas viktigaste partners för barnskyddsfrågor.   Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 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Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Support sustainability in planning and funding, especially in protracted or chronic/recurrent crises Stödja långsiktighet i planering och finansiering, särskilt i utdragna eller återkommande kriser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve resilience and disaster risk reduction as well as strengthening the cooperation with development actors in this field Förbättra förutsättningar för resiliens och riskreducering samt stärka samarbetet med utvecklingsaktörer inom detta område Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Reduced risk and vulnerability among affected populations, especially those most exposed to threat, abuse and violence Minskad risk och sårbarhet hos krisdrabbade, särskilt hos de som är mest utsatta, mot hot, övergrepp och våld Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Increased capacity of partner organizations to integrate needs, preconditions, rights and priorities in planning, implementation and follow-up of contributions, of populations affected by crises Ökad kapacitet hos partnerorganisationer för att integrera krisdrabbade människors behov, förutsättningar, rättigheter och prioriteringar i planeringen, genomförandet och uppföljningen av insatser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve conditions for effective humanitarian coordination at field level Förbättra förutsättningarna för effektiv humanitär samordning i fält Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-10379-10379A0102-H Sweden Humanitarian support framework 2017-2019 through Save the Children Sweden. This decision is a supplementary action decision to the agreement with Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) on contributions to the "RBS humanitarian work 2017-2019" program. The program aims to meet the humanitarian needs of children and to protect children from violence and neglect in humanitarian crisis situations. Special focus in the Program is "children in armed conflicts". RBS is part of Save the Children International (SCI), which together has the expertise to respond to emerging crisis situations concerning the protection of children in close cooperation with local partners. RBS is one of the few partners to Sida that has a focus on protecting children and anchoring children's rights in humanitarian crises. The program proposal for 2018 includes: - Sudan (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns protection for girls and boys affected by the conflict in northern and central Darfur. - Iraq (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns the protection of girls and boys in Ninewa who are exposed to violence and exploitation and are affected by the conflict in the country. - Syria (SEK 7,000,000), which concerns support for the most vulnerable children for protection efforts in the ongoing conflict in the country. - Yemen (15,000,000 kroner), which concerns protection from violence for the most vulnerable children in war zones. - RRM (26,000,000 kroner), unallocated funds for new/worsening crises during the year. - Method support (SEK 2,300,000), which relates to support for RBS's work/secondment to UNICEF for shared chairmanship of the Alliance for Child Protection. Already decided multi-year project proposals for 2018 include: - The Democratic Republic of the Congo (7,000,000 kroner) relating to the protection of children from violence in South Kivu, which is the second year of a three-year effort. - Lebanon (5,000,000 kroner), which concerns improved national systems for child protection in order to, among other things, prevent child recruitment into the ongoing conflict in Syria. This is the second year of a three-year effort. - Thematic/capacity support/surge capacity (10,000,000 kroner), the support relates to enhanced thematic support within e.g. follow-up and child protection, as well as continued development of quality assurance within RBS and contributions to the disaster preparedness pool. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) om bidrag till Programmet "RBS humanitära arbete 2017-2019". Programmet syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Speciellt fokus i Programmet är "barn i väpnade konflikter". RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen globalt (Save the Children International, SCI) som tillsammans har expertis för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer rörande skydd av barn i nära samarbete med lokala partners. RBS är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. RBS är en av Sidas tio-talet partnerorganisationer för humanitärt bistånd sedan 2013, då ett stort antal organisationer utvärderades i syfte att ingå längre ramavtal med Sida för humanitärt stöd. Sida utför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess som sedan ligger till grund för vilka organisationer, landprojekt och tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande projekt som ska beviljas finansiellt stöd. I enlighet med denna process, bedömer Sida det relevant att under 2018 stödja RBS humanitära Program i 6 länder, och att bidra med RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism), samt stödja ett antal tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande områden. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med RBS och dess humanitära insatser. Sida baserar detta på resultaten från en extern utvärdering (SIPU 2016), RBS resultatrapportering, samt Sidas fältuppföljningar (som genomförts i 27 länder) under 2017. RBS har också minskat sin responstid för att svara på akuta krissituationer med drygt 50% (från flera veckor till maximalt 4-7 dagar) under 2017. Detta har gjort att RBS kommer in snabbare än ett flertal andra humanitära aktörer i kriser. Genom att slussa Sidas RRM-medel, efter godkännande av Sida, genom SCIs globala katastroffond, har detta blivit möjligt, först på pilotbasis under 2017, och från 2018 på längre sikt. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationens genomförande globalt har tagit tid och i vissa kontexter pågår den fortfarande. Den har förändrat Rädda Barnens globala organisationsstruktur och styrning med syfte att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Viss finjustering med att synkronisera systemen inom organisationen globalt fortsätter, bl.a. inom RBS, under 2017-2019. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2018 och de två fleråriga stöden för 2018 och 2019 baseras, som tidigare sagts, på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har också granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida bedömer att RBS i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att RBS bl.a. behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering (inklusive resultatramverk med mätbara mål och tydlig förändringsteori) till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2018 föreslår RBS också att fortsätta fokusera på vidareutveckling av kvalitetssäkring och uppföljning av landkontorens genomförande av insatserna. RBS kommer också att följa innovationsfonden, HIFs (Humanitarian Innovation Fund), arbete närmare under året. HIF kommer att påbörja aktiviteter igen med Sida-finansiering under 2018. Under 2017 utbetalades inga Sida-medel till HIF då resultaten från en utvärdering och revision av tidigare samarbete inväntades. Genomförandet av rekommendationerna från dessa kommer att följas noggrannt av RBS under året. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser andra året av ett treårigt avtal och omfattar totalt 80 300 000 kronor, varav 58 300 000 kronor är för nya insatser år 2018, och 22 000 000 kronor är för redan beslutade insatser år 2018. Tidigare beslutade medel för 2018 var 25 000 000 SEK. Av dessa medel kommer 3 MSEK inte att användas under 2018 (metodstöd HIF) och har därför återförts av Sida/HUM. Programförslaget för 2018 innehåller: - Sudan (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar som påverkas av konflikten i norra och centrala Darfur. - Irak (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar i Ninewa som utsätts för våld och utnyttjande och påverkas av konflikten i landet. - Syrien (7 000 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till de mest utsatta barnen för skyddsinsatser i den pågående konflikten i landet. - Jemen (15 000 000 kronor), vilken rör skydd från våld för de mest utsatta barnen i krigsområden. - RRM (26 000 000 kronor), oallokerade medel för nya/förvärrade kriser under året. - Metodstöd (2 300 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till RBS arbete/sekondering till UNICEF för delat ordförandeskap i Alliance for Child Protection. Redan beslutade fleråriga projektförslag för 2018 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (7 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd av barn från våld i Sydkivu, vilket är andra året av en treårig insats. - Libanon (5 000 000 kronor), vilken rör förbättrade nationella system för barnskydd för att bl.a. förhindra barnrekrytering till pågående konflikt i Syrien. Detta är andra året av en treårig insats. - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surgekapacitet (10 000 000 kronor), stödet rör förstärkt tematiskt stöd inom t.ex. uppföljning och barnskydd, samt fortsatt utveckling av kvalitetssäkring inom RBS och bidrag till katastrofberedskapspool. Totalt för 2018 att utbetala är 80 300 000 SEK. ORGANISATION RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen-nätverket genom SCI som består av 29 medlemsorganisationer globalt med ca 25 000 anställda, varav 250 arbetar inom RBS. SCIs huvudkontor finns i London, Storbritannien, och inom dess organisation finns 7 regionala kontor och 54 landkontor som täcker 61 landprogram. RBS bidrar också med ett flertal personer till SCIs centrala register av katastrof/surge-personer som snabbt kan kallas in i krissituationer. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från RBS via SCI till Rädda Barnens olika genomförande landkontor. För 2018 kommer ungefär 85% att vidareförmedlas till landkontoren och resterande 15% av Sidas medel kommer att finnas kvar hos RBS för tematiskt- och kapacitetsstöd (bl.a. för förbättrad kvalitetssäkring) samt metodstöd för globala barnalliansen (8%). Resterande 7% tillkommer RBS för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller RBS som helhet, inte enbart dess humanitära enhet). ÖVRIGT Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för Programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till början av 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. RBS ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget inom ett land på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Det bör också påpekas att ett avsteg har gjorts från de Allmänna villkoren (artikel 5.3) i avtalet mellan Sida och RBS vad gäller äganderätten till utrustning, fordon och varor som belastat RBS budget: Mot bakgrund av att insatsen är humanitär behöver de senare inte överföras till lokal samarbetspart och/eller slutmottagare i slutet av programmets avtalsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Syftet med insatsen är att svara upp mot barns humanitära behov i de länder som identifierats inom ramen för avtalet mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen 2017-2020 och Sida har också gett stöd till Rädda Barnen inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Rädda Barnen att svara upp mot plötsligt uppkomna eller kraftigt förvärrade kriser under årets gång. Under avtalsperioden har det inbegripit Mozambique, Mali, Niger, Irak, Jemen, Libanon, Syrien, Etiopien, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Demokratiska republiken Kongo samt Nordkorea. Slutligen ges så kallade metod- och kapacitetsstöd till Rädda Barnen. Metodstödet syftar till att stärka det humanitära systemet i stort, bl.a. genom Rädda Barnens arbete med de så kallade minimikraven för skydd av barn. Kapacitetsstödet ges för att stärka Rädda Barnen-organisationens kapacitet att svara upp mot de humanitära behoven i de länder där de arbetar, t.ex. genom operationellt stöd.  Det tema som genomsyrar insatsen är skydd av barn - ett område inom vilket Rädda Barnen har gedigen erfarenhet och kompetens. Rädda Barnen är således en av Sidas viktigaste partners för barnskyddsfrågor.   Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 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The program aims to meet the humanitarian needs of children and to protect children from violence and neglect in humanitarian crisis situations. Special focus in the Program is "children in armed conflicts". RBS is part of Save the Children International (SCI), which together has the expertise to respond to emerging crisis situations concerning the protection of children in close cooperation with local partners. RBS is one of the few partners to Sida that has a focus on protecting children and anchoring children's rights in humanitarian crises. The program proposal for 2018 includes: - Sudan (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns protection for girls and boys affected by the conflict in northern and central Darfur. - Iraq (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns the protection of girls and boys in Ninewa who are exposed to violence and exploitation and are affected by the conflict in the country. - Syria (SEK 7,000,000), which concerns support for the most vulnerable children for protection efforts in the ongoing conflict in the country. - Yemen (15,000,000 kroner), which concerns protection from violence for the most vulnerable children in war zones. - RRM (26,000,000 kroner), unallocated funds for new/worsening crises during the year. - Method support (SEK 2,300,000), which relates to support for RBS's work/secondment to UNICEF for shared chairmanship of the Alliance for Child Protection. Already decided multi-year project proposals for 2018 include: - The Democratic Republic of the Congo (7,000,000 kroner) relating to the protection of children from violence in South Kivu, which is the second year of a three-year effort. - Lebanon (5,000,000 kroner), which concerns improved national systems for child protection in order to, among other things, prevent child recruitment into the ongoing conflict in Syria. This is the second year of a three-year effort. - Thematic/capacity support/surge capacity (10,000,000 kroner), the support relates to enhanced thematic support within e.g. follow-up and child protection, as well as continued development of quality assurance within RBS and contributions to the disaster preparedness pool. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) om bidrag till Programmet "RBS humanitära arbete 2017-2019". Programmet syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Speciellt fokus i Programmet är "barn i väpnade konflikter". RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen globalt (Save the Children International, SCI) som tillsammans har expertis för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer rörande skydd av barn i nära samarbete med lokala partners. RBS är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. RBS är en av Sidas tio-talet partnerorganisationer för humanitärt bistånd sedan 2013, då ett stort antal organisationer utvärderades i syfte att ingå längre ramavtal med Sida för humanitärt stöd. Sida utför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess som sedan ligger till grund för vilka organisationer, landprojekt och tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande projekt som ska beviljas finansiellt stöd. I enlighet med denna process, bedömer Sida det relevant att under 2018 stödja RBS humanitära Program i 6 länder, och att bidra med RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism), samt stödja ett antal tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande områden. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med RBS och dess humanitära insatser. Sida baserar detta på resultaten från en extern utvärdering (SIPU 2016), RBS resultatrapportering, samt Sidas fältuppföljningar (som genomförts i 27 länder) under 2017. RBS har också minskat sin responstid för att svara på akuta krissituationer med drygt 50% (från flera veckor till maximalt 4-7 dagar) under 2017. Detta har gjort att RBS kommer in snabbare än ett flertal andra humanitära aktörer i kriser. Genom att slussa Sidas RRM-medel, efter godkännande av Sida, genom SCIs globala katastroffond, har detta blivit möjligt, först på pilotbasis under 2017, och från 2018 på längre sikt. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationens genomförande globalt har tagit tid och i vissa kontexter pågår den fortfarande. Den har förändrat Rädda Barnens globala organisationsstruktur och styrning med syfte att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Viss finjustering med att synkronisera systemen inom organisationen globalt fortsätter, bl.a. inom RBS, under 2017-2019. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2018 och de två fleråriga stöden för 2018 och 2019 baseras, som tidigare sagts, på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har också granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida bedömer att RBS i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att RBS bl.a. behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering (inklusive resultatramverk med mätbara mål och tydlig förändringsteori) till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2018 föreslår RBS också att fortsätta fokusera på vidareutveckling av kvalitetssäkring och uppföljning av landkontorens genomförande av insatserna. RBS kommer också att följa innovationsfonden, HIFs (Humanitarian Innovation Fund), arbete närmare under året. HIF kommer att påbörja aktiviteter igen med Sida-finansiering under 2018. Under 2017 utbetalades inga Sida-medel till HIF då resultaten från en utvärdering och revision av tidigare samarbete inväntades. Genomförandet av rekommendationerna från dessa kommer att följas noggrannt av RBS under året. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser andra året av ett treårigt avtal och omfattar totalt 80 300 000 kronor, varav 58 300 000 kronor är för nya insatser år 2018, och 22 000 000 kronor är för redan beslutade insatser år 2018. Tidigare beslutade medel för 2018 var 25 000 000 SEK. Av dessa medel kommer 3 MSEK inte att användas under 2018 (metodstöd HIF) och har därför återförts av Sida/HUM. Programförslaget för 2018 innehåller: - Sudan (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar som påverkas av konflikten i norra och centrala Darfur. - Irak (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar i Ninewa som utsätts för våld och utnyttjande och påverkas av konflikten i landet. - Syrien (7 000 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till de mest utsatta barnen för skyddsinsatser i den pågående konflikten i landet. - Jemen (15 000 000 kronor), vilken rör skydd från våld för de mest utsatta barnen i krigsområden. - RRM (26 000 000 kronor), oallokerade medel för nya/förvärrade kriser under året. - Metodstöd (2 300 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till RBS arbete/sekondering till UNICEF för delat ordförandeskap i Alliance for Child Protection. Redan beslutade fleråriga projektförslag för 2018 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (7 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd av barn från våld i Sydkivu, vilket är andra året av en treårig insats. - Libanon (5 000 000 kronor), vilken rör förbättrade nationella system för barnskydd för att bl.a. förhindra barnrekrytering till pågående konflikt i Syrien. Detta är andra året av en treårig insats. - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surgekapacitet (10 000 000 kronor), stödet rör förstärkt tematiskt stöd inom t.ex. uppföljning och barnskydd, samt fortsatt utveckling av kvalitetssäkring inom RBS och bidrag till katastrofberedskapspool. Totalt för 2018 att utbetala är 80 300 000 SEK. ORGANISATION RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen-nätverket genom SCI som består av 29 medlemsorganisationer globalt med ca 25 000 anställda, varav 250 arbetar inom RBS. SCIs huvudkontor finns i London, Storbritannien, och inom dess organisation finns 7 regionala kontor och 54 landkontor som täcker 61 landprogram. RBS bidrar också med ett flertal personer till SCIs centrala register av katastrof/surge-personer som snabbt kan kallas in i krissituationer. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från RBS via SCI till Rädda Barnens olika genomförande landkontor. För 2018 kommer ungefär 85% att vidareförmedlas till landkontoren och resterande 15% av Sidas medel kommer att finnas kvar hos RBS för tematiskt- och kapacitetsstöd (bl.a. för förbättrad kvalitetssäkring) samt metodstöd för globala barnalliansen (8%). Resterande 7% tillkommer RBS för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller RBS som helhet, inte enbart dess humanitära enhet). ÖVRIGT Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för Programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till början av 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. RBS ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget inom ett land på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Det bör också påpekas att ett avsteg har gjorts från de Allmänna villkoren (artikel 5.3) i avtalet mellan Sida och RBS vad gäller äganderätten till utrustning, fordon och varor som belastat RBS budget: Mot bakgrund av att insatsen är humanitär behöver de senare inte överföras till lokal samarbetspart och/eller slutmottagare i slutet av programmets avtalsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Syftet med insatsen är att svara upp mot barns humanitära behov i de länder som identifierats inom ramen för avtalet mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen 2017-2020 och Sida har också gett stöd till Rädda Barnen inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Rädda Barnen att svara upp mot plötsligt uppkomna eller kraftigt förvärrade kriser under årets gång. Under avtalsperioden har det inbegripit Mozambique, Mali, Niger, Irak, Jemen, Libanon, Syrien, Etiopien, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Demokratiska republiken Kongo samt Nordkorea. Slutligen ges så kallade metod- och kapacitetsstöd till Rädda Barnen. Metodstödet syftar till att stärka det humanitära systemet i stort, bl.a. genom Rädda Barnens arbete med de så kallade minimikraven för skydd av barn. Kapacitetsstödet ges för att stärka Rädda Barnen-organisationens kapacitet att svara upp mot de humanitära behoven i de länder där de arbetar, t.ex. genom operationellt stöd.  Det tema som genomsyrar insatsen är skydd av barn - ett område inom vilket Rädda Barnen har gedigen erfarenhet och kompetens. Rädda Barnen är således en av Sidas viktigaste partners för barnskyddsfrågor.   Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -11964583 -4954873 -225315 -40134 -11964583 -4951824 -185181 -3049 0 -17144771 Save the Children, Sweden -11964583 Save the Children, Sweden -4951824 Save the Children, Sweden -3048.99 Save the Children, Sweden -185181 Save the Children, Sweden -40134 Save the Children, Sweden Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Humanitarian aid and protection activities rapidly reach people in acute crisis situations Humanitärt stöd och skyddsinsatser når skyndsamt människor i akuta kriser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Humanitarian aid and protection activities reach people in hard-to-reach areas Humanitärt stöd och skyddsinsatser når människor i svårtillgängliga områden Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Reduced risk of violence, threats and abuse for crisis-affected people Minskad risk för våld, hot och övergrepp hos krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Enhanced opportunities to live a dignified life for people living in protracted crisis situations Människor i utdragna kriser har förbättrade förutsättningar att leva ett värdigt liv Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Priorities of the global humanitarian response are based on high-quality needs analysis Prioriteringar inom den globala humanitära responsen baseras på behovsanalyser av hög kvalitet. Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Humanitarian actors have safe, unhindered and sustained humanitarian access to reach crisis-affected people Humanitära aktörer har säkert, obehindrat och kontinuerligt humanitärt tillträde för att nå krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-10405 Sweden A four year project implemented by IWMI in three countries 2018-2021 (Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt), with a purpose to enhance the sustainable use of water management and the reuse of wastewater, by which resilience against climate change is increased. Ett fyraårigt projekt som genomförs av IWMI i tre länder 2018-2021 (Jordanien, Libanon och Egypten), i syfte att bidra till hållbar vattenhushållning och öka återanvändning av spillvatten samt därigenom förbättra moståndskraft gentemot klimatförändringar. The proposed support to International Water Management Institute, IWMI, for their four year project "Wastewater Reuse in the MENA Region: Addressing the Challenges", will enable and strengthen capacity of stakeholders at regional, national and local levels of water resource management (users, providers, professionals/experts, decision-makers, policy makers and media). The project will work in selected sites in three countries, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, to facilitate on the ground capacity development for the safe reuse of wastewater through the formation of so called Learning Alliances. These alliances provide the opportunity to bridge the gap between scientists and experts on the one hand, and the stakeholders in wastewater management and reuse on the other. Learning alliances, in addition, work across levels to link local and national project nodes to regional learning an vice versa. The project therefore has a strong participatory design, where stakeholders come in for different purposes and at different levels. The outcomes of the project therefore range from: (1) Project stakeholders' capacity for the sustainable and safe reuse of wastewater in the MENA region; (2) the preparation of national plans for the expansion of wastewater treatment and reuse in three countries; (3) the preparation of local wastewater treatment and reuse plans; and (4) the production of the MENA wastewater reuse sourcebook. The sourcebook will bring together the selected reuse case studies, the catalogue of reuse models, the thematic advisory notes and relevant reference materials and resources. The sourcebook will be a key reference for wastewater professionals and other stakeholders in the MENA region responsible for the adoption, replication and sustainability of reuse initiatives after the end projects. The Sida contribution will enable the project to work with the sustainability of water, and the safe resuse of wastewater in the MENA region, but will at the same time strengthen and aim to mainstream gender equality in water resource management, including wastewater reuse in general. The importance of this is recognized in the project design and work plan of the implementing partner (IWMI), through the involvement of men and women at all levels during project implementation, capacity development for partners and stakeholders. This design is supported with a budget for the costs of gender mainstreaming and will provide opportunity for continuous dialogue between Sida, project implementers and stakeholders. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Water supply - large systems Water Supply & Sanitation At the regional level, the ReWaterMENA project achieved several outputs, including the development of a "MENA water reuse sourcebook" which provides a comprehensive review of water reuse in the MENA region, documenting existing innovations, identifying promising reuse models, and offering recommendations to overcome past water reuse management challenges. The project also identified over 400 water reuse cases from across the region, geo-located and pre-characterized, with 20 of them being fully analyzed and featured in the sourcebook. Additionally, the project produced four thematic briefs for policy makers that provide guidance for improving acceptance of water reuse, formulating harmonious governance frameworks, mainstreaming gender, and developing bankable water reuse projects. The project also conducted regional modeling to determine, for the first time in the region, the spatially explicit wastewater production and fate (direct reuse, indirect reuse, or loss in the sea and through evaporation) in the MENA region. As a result, the League of Arab States endorsed the policy recommendations from the sourcebook and agreed to disseminate them to member countries. At the local level, the project developed water reuse plans in six sites in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon. This work included a baseline assessment, conceptual designs, financial analysis, feasibility studies, and implementation plans. The plans resulted in a number of bankable projects that are co-developed and supported by local stakeholders and are ready for resource mobilization for implementation. At the national level, the project established national steering committees with key representatives from national ministries and broader national learning alliances (NLAs) in the three project countries (Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon) for broader consultation and validation of national activities and deliverables. In Lebanon, the project studied the potential for expanding the safe treatment and reuse of wastewater, including in irrigation. In Egypt, the project delivered a 2030 Shared Water Reuse Strategy, guided by the national steering committee and informed by the national learning alliance. In Jordan, the project assessed the long-term risks of water reuse in the Jordan Valley and developed policy advice to mitigate such risks. At the regional level, the project organized two technical study tours, two regional science policy dialogues, and developed a regional network on water reuse with experts specialized in different fields of wastewater treatment and reuse in the Arab countries. The project also provided eight training courses on safe water reuse, including three face-to-face and five virtual trainings, to over 400 participants from different countries in the MENA region. An e-learning platform was also created, offering free courses on various topics related to water reuse. Finally, the project conducted regional communication and outreach efforts, including videos, a dashboard, news and stories in national and regional media, and presentation of the project findings and advice in multiple regional events and social media. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10405-10405A0101 Sweden A four year project implemented by IWMI in three countries 2018-2021 (Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt), with a purpose to enhance the sustainable use of water management and the reuse of wastewater, by which resilience against climate change is increased. Ett fyraårigt projekt som genomförs av IWMI i tre länder 2018-2021 (Jordanien, Libanon och Egypten), i syfte att bidra till hållbar vattenhushållning och öka återanvändning av spillvatten samt därigenom förbättra moståndskraft gentemot klimatförändringar. The proposed support to International Water Management Institute, IWMI, for their four year project "Wastewater Reuse in the MENA Region: Addressing the Challenges", will enable and strengthen capacity of stakeholders at regional, national and local levels of water resource management (users, providers, professionals/experts, decision-makers, policy makers and media). The project will work in selected sites in three countries, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, to facilitate on the ground capacity development for the safe reuse of wastewater through the formation of so called Learning Alliances. These alliances provide the opportunity to bridge the gap between scientists and experts on the one hand, and the stakeholders in wastewater management and reuse on the other. Learning alliances, in addition, work across levels to link local and national project nodes to regional learning an vice versa. The project therefore has a strong participatory design, where stakeholders come in for different purposes and at different levels. The outcomes of the project therefore range from: (1) Project stakeholders' capacity for the sustainable and safe reuse of wastewater in the MENA region; (2) the preparation of national plans for the expansion of wastewater treatment and reuse in three countries; (3) the preparation of local wastewater treatment and reuse plans; and (4) the production of the MENA wastewater reuse sourcebook. The sourcebook will bring together the selected reuse case studies, the catalogue of reuse models, the thematic advisory notes and relevant reference materials and resources. The sourcebook will be a key reference for wastewater professionals and other stakeholders in the MENA region responsible for the adoption, replication and sustainability of reuse initiatives after the end projects. The Sida contribution will enable the project to work with the sustainability of water, and the safe resuse of wastewater in the MENA region, but will at the same time strengthen and aim to mainstream gender equality in water resource management, including wastewater reuse in general. The importance of this is recognized in the project design and work plan of the implementing partner (IWMI), through the involvement of men and women at all levels during project implementation, capacity development for partners and stakeholders. This design is supported with a budget for the costs of gender mainstreaming and will provide opportunity for continuous dialogue between Sida, project implementers and stakeholders. Sweden IWMI/International Water Management Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IWMI/International Water Management Institute 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9800000 8400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9800000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8400000 0 0 18200000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 9800000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 8400000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10405-10405A0102 Sweden A four year project implemented by IWMI in three countries 2018-2021 (Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt), with a purpose to enhance the sustainable use of water management and the reuse of wastewater, by which resilience against climate change is increased. Ett fyraårigt projekt som genomförs av IWMI i tre länder 2018-2021 (Jordanien, Libanon och Egypten), i syfte att bidra till hållbar vattenhushållning och öka återanvändning av spillvatten samt därigenom förbättra moståndskraft gentemot klimatförändringar. The proposed support to International Water Management Institute, IWMI, for their four year project "Wastewater Reuse in the MENA Region: Addressing the Challenges", will enable and strengthen capacity of stakeholders at regional, national and local levels of water resource management (users, providers, professionals/experts, decision-makers, policy makers and media). The project will work in selected sites in three countries, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, to facilitate on the ground capacity development for the safe reuse of wastewater through the formation of so called Learning Alliances. These alliances provide the opportunity to bridge the gap between scientists and experts on the one hand, and the stakeholders in wastewater management and reuse on the other. Learning alliances, in addition, work across levels to link local and national project nodes to regional learning an vice versa. The project therefore has a strong participatory design, where stakeholders come in for different purposes and at different levels. The outcomes of the project therefore range from: (1) Project stakeholders' capacity for the sustainable and safe reuse of wastewater in the MENA region; (2) the preparation of national plans for the expansion of wastewater treatment and reuse in three countries; (3) the preparation of local wastewater treatment and reuse plans; and (4) the production of the MENA wastewater reuse sourcebook. The sourcebook will bring together the selected reuse case studies, the catalogue of reuse models, the thematic advisory notes and relevant reference materials and resources. The sourcebook will be a key reference for wastewater professionals and other stakeholders in the MENA region responsible for the adoption, replication and sustainability of reuse initiatives after the end projects. The Sida contribution will enable the project to work with the sustainability of water, and the safe resuse of wastewater in the MENA region, but will at the same time strengthen and aim to mainstream gender equality in water resource management, including wastewater reuse in general. The importance of this is recognized in the project design and work plan of the implementing partner (IWMI), through the involvement of men and women at all levels during project implementation, capacity development for partners and stakeholders. This design is supported with a budget for the costs of gender mainstreaming and will provide opportunity for continuous dialogue between Sida, project implementers and stakeholders. Sweden IWMI/International Water Management Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 150738 0 150738 150738 Ernst & Young 150738 Ernst & Young Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10405-10405A0103 Sweden A four year project implemented by IWMI in three countries 2018-2021 (Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt), with a purpose to enhance the sustainable use of water management and the reuse of wastewater, by which resilience against climate change is increased. Ett fyraårigt projekt som genomförs av IWMI i tre länder 2018-2021 (Jordanien, Libanon och Egypten), i syfte att bidra till hållbar vattenhushållning och öka återanvändning av spillvatten samt därigenom förbättra moståndskraft gentemot klimatförändringar. The proposed support to International Water Management Institute, IWMI, for their four year project "Wastewater Reuse in the MENA Region: Addressing the Challenges", will enable and strengthen capacity of stakeholders at regional, national and local levels of water resource management (users, providers, professionals/experts, decision-makers, policy makers and media). The project will work in selected sites in three countries, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, to facilitate on the ground capacity development for the safe reuse of wastewater through the formation of so called Learning Alliances. These alliances provide the opportunity to bridge the gap between scientists and experts on the one hand, and the stakeholders in wastewater management and reuse on the other. Learning alliances, in addition, work across levels to link local and national project nodes to regional learning an vice versa. The project therefore has a strong participatory design, where stakeholders come in for different purposes and at different levels. The outcomes of the project therefore range from: (1) Project stakeholders' capacity for the sustainable and safe reuse of wastewater in the MENA region; (2) the preparation of national plans for the expansion of wastewater treatment and reuse in three countries; (3) the preparation of local wastewater treatment and reuse plans; and (4) the production of the MENA wastewater reuse sourcebook. The sourcebook will bring together the selected reuse case studies, the catalogue of reuse models, the thematic advisory notes and relevant reference materials and resources. The sourcebook will be a key reference for wastewater professionals and other stakeholders in the MENA region responsible for the adoption, replication and sustainability of reuse initiatives after the end projects. The Sida contribution will enable the project to work with the sustainability of water, and the safe resuse of wastewater in the MENA region, but will at the same time strengthen and aim to mainstream gender equality in water resource management, including wastewater reuse in general. The importance of this is recognized in the project design and work plan of the implementing partner (IWMI), through the involvement of men and women at all levels during project implementation, capacity development for partners and stakeholders. This design is supported with a budget for the costs of gender mainstreaming and will provide opportunity for continuous dialogue between Sida, project implementers and stakeholders. Sweden IWMI/International Water Management Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IWMI/International Water Management Institute 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12700000 4800000 0 4800000 4700000 0 0 0 8000000 17500000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 4700000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 8000000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 4800000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened resilience to climate change, reduced climate impact and environmentally sustainable development. Stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, begränsad klimatpåverkan samt en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10407 Sweden The organization Farm Afrika has applied for funding from Sida of SEK 56,500,000 to implement the project "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partners" in Ethiopia. The project aims to achieve an improved, efficient and sustainable method for climate-smart, productive and profitable agriculture by strengthening the capacity of men and women, at local and regional level as well as other important actors in the private sector. The project is specially designed to strengthen the project management capacity of implementation partners and to promote synergy effects whenever possible. This is achieved through the following three coherent components: 1) Capacity development of project managers and partners (UEWCA and its associate members) in the design and management of the overall project, including the various technical, economic, social and environmental aspects of project design, project management, follow-up and evaluation, communication and coordination. 2. Strategic support for key local partners (such as residents of each region, agricultural holdings, CBOs and CSOs, local and regional government institutions, etc.) carrying out activities to support women in enterprises, including organizational capacity support in key technology areas, in particular climate-smart agriculture , value chain development and mobilization of local community groups. Increase the economy and climate resilience of smallholders through climate-smart market-driven production of high-quality crops. Subprojects 1 and 3 will be implemented by Farm Africa. Subproject 2 will be implemented by the Union for Ethiopian Women Charitable Association (UEWCA). Farm Africa will sign the agreement with Sida and then pay out to UEWCA according to the payment plan. The UEWCA pays 70% of the funds to its associate members for the implementation of the project at grassroots level. With a focus on SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State in Subproject 3 (specific woredas / districts remain to be decided on), seven regional states and the Addis Ababa City Administration in Subproject2, as well as in areas where the CSOs act as takes part in capacity building support in Subproject1. The project runs over four years and the total budget amounts to SEK 56,500,000. Sida is the sole financier. The structure and content of the project have been discussed and developed in consultation with the Embassy in Addis. Farm Africa is responsible for implementing quality assurance, technical systems, donor reporting and proper use of funds, while the UEWCA and its associates at the regional level are responsible for conducting field-level activities, progress reports and government partner engagement. Farm Africa signs the agreement with Sida and implementation partner UEWCA; and will be responsible for disbursing funds to the UEWCA and through the UEWCA to its associate members at the regional level. Farm Afrika will be responsible for reporting on the project's goal fulfillment and results in accordance with the work plan agreed with Sida. Farm Africa is solely responsible for all commitments in the agreement with Sida and will sign the agreement with Sida. Before payment is made with a third party, Farm Afrika will also sign an agreement with UEWCA for payment to them. The project funds staff at Farm Africa's London / Regional Office, Ethiopia Country Offices and UEWCA staff. In addition, trainings, workshops, pilot tests, communication materials, etc. are financed. In subproject 1, most of the budget goes to capacity building and M&E strengthening of Farm Africa and UEWCA. In sub-project 2, the main budget item is support for UEWCA's project implementation, while sub-project 3 goes to implement CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture) -related activities. All three sub-projects have a budget for follow-up and evaluation. Organisationen Farm Afrika har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 56 500 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partner" i Etiopien. Projektet syftar till att åstadkomma en förbättrad, effektiv och hållbar metod för klimatsmart, produktivt och lönsamt jordbruk genom att stärka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor, på lokal och regional nivå samt andra viktiga aktörer inom den privata sektorn. Projektet är speciellt utformat för att stärka projektledningskapaciteten hos genomförandepartners och att främja synergieffekter när det är möjligt. Det åstadkoms genom följande tre sammanhängande komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsutveckling av projektansvariga och partners (UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar) i utformning och förvaltning av det övergripande projektet, inklusive de olika tekniska, ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekterna av projektets utformning, projektledning, uppföljning och utvärdering, kommunikation och samordning. 2. Strategiskt stöd till viktiga lokala partners (såsom invånarna i respektive region, jordbruksföretag, CBOs och CSOs, lokala och regionala statliga institutioner, mm.) som genomför aktiviteter för att stödja kvinnor i företag, inklusive organisatoriskt kapacitetstöd inom viktiga teknikområden, särskilt klimatsmart jordbruk, värdekedjeutveckling samt mobilisering av lokala samhällsgrupper. 3. Öka ekonomi och klimatresiliens hos småbrukare genom klimatsmart marknadsstyrd produktion av högvärdiga grödor. Delprojekt 1 och 3 kommer att implementeras av Farm Africa. Delprojekt 2 kommer att implementeras av Union for Ethiopian Women Chariatable Association (UEWCA). Farm Afrika kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida och därefter betala ut till UEWCA enligt utbetalningsplan. UEWCA betalar ut 70% av medlen till sina associerade medlemmar för genomförande av projektet på gräsrotsnivå. Med fokus på SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State i Delprojekt 3 (specifika woredas/distrikt återstår att ta beslut om), sju regionala stater och Addis Ababa City Administration iDelprojekt2, samt i områden där de CSOs verkar som tar del av kapacitetsuppbyggnadsstöd i Delprojekt1. Projektet löper över fyra år och totala budgeten uppgår till 56 500 000 SEK. Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektets struktur och innehåll har diskuterats och utvecklats i samråd med Ambassaden i Addis. Farm Afrika ansvarar för att genomföra kvalitetssäkring, tekniska system, givarrapportering och korrekt användning av medel, medan UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå ansvarar för genomförandet av aktiviteter på fältnivå, lägesrapporter och engagerande av statliga partners. Farm Afrika undertecknar avtalet med Sida och genomförandepartner UEWCA; och kommer att vara ansvarig för utbetalning av medel till UEWCA och genom UEWCA till dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå. Farm Afrika kommer att ansvara för att rapportera projektets måluppfyllelse och resultat enligt den med Sida överenskomna arbetsplanen. Farm Africa är ensam ansvarig för alla åtaganden i avtalet gentemot Sida och kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida. Innan utbetalning görs med tredje part kommer Farm Afrika också att underteckna ett avtal med UEWCA för utbetalning till dem. Projektet finansierar personal vid Farm Africas kontor i London/regionala kontoret samt Ethiopia Country Offices och personal på UEWCA. Därutöver finansieras trainings, workshops, pilottester, kommunikationsmaterial, mm. I delprojekt 1 går största delen av budgeten till kapacitetsuppbyggnad och M&E-förstärkning av Farm Afrika och UEWCA. I delprojekt 2 är huvudbudgetposten stöd till UEWCAs projektgenomförande medan delprojekt 3 går till att genomföra CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture)-relaterad verksamhet. Samtliga tre delprojekt har budget för uppföljning och utvärdering. The goal of the G4F program was to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and landscapes through integrated and holistic solutions that harmonize multiple objectives of management of natural resources, market integration, and livelihood improvement, thereby contributing to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and biodiversity conservation. The program aimed to drive effective and sustainable rural development through eight projects that focused on climate adaptation (mainly through climate-smart and regenerative agriculture and livelihood diversification), market engagement, urban agriculture (integrating objectives of food and nutrition, environmental protection and job creation), green energy, financial access, private sector engagement, and management of natural forests and protected areas (including biosphere reserves and parks), soil and water resources. The project was designed to sufficiently address gender inequality across the project areas. The G4F programme was designed based on the long-standing experiences of Farm Africa and its partners in delivering integrated landscape management throughout Ethiopia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Biosphere protection Food crop production Agricultural water resources Bio-diversity Forestry development Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Clean cooking appliances manufacturing Environmental education/training Agricultural development Plant and post-harvest protection and pest control Solar energy for isolated grids and standalone systems Agricultural inputs Forestry policy and administrative management Environmental research Agriculture General Environment Protection Forestry Banking & Financial Services Industry Energy generation, renewable sources The following are the key achievements across the main thematic areas. 1. Environmental impacts Results have been achieved in forest management, biodiversity conservation, rehabilitation of degraded lands, soil and water conservation, green energy, climate adaptation and mitigation, and environmentally friendly agricultural practices. The programme has successfully contributed to the reduction of deforestation rates, leading to the preservation of forest ecosystems and associated biodiversity resources. The implementation of biogas technologies and improved cook stoves have provided green energy for cooking and lighting and also to subsequent carbon emissions reductions by reducing the volume of biomass burnt. The construction of check dams and comprehensive land husbandry approaches have conserved soil, rehabilitated degraded lands, and reduced sedimentation in lakes. The promotion of environmentally friendly agricultural practices has also led to proportion of farmers adopting less polluting/persistent agrochemicals contributing to environmental safeguarding. The improved rangeland management efforts have restored biodiversity and wildlife species; it has also contributed to livelihood objectives of local communities and halted illegal activities in parks- considered by local government organizations as an exemplary solution that could be replicated across the country. More concrete impact-level, environmental results include the following: a) The annual deforestation rate in the Majang forest reserve has been reduced from 0.4% to 0.02%. b) The deforestation rate in the central Rift Valley area decreased from 0.93% to 0.90%. c) The implementation of 89 biogas technologies has provided access to green energy, generating 409 MWh of energy for cooking and lighting services. 240 tons of bio-slurry have been produced for use as organic fertilizer. The estimated impact of these interventions is the equivalent of: avoidance of approximately 356 tCO2 equivalent emissions; saving 29 hectares of land from deforestation; and preserving 366 tons of biomass from burning as fuel wood. d) The dissemination and use of 1,509 improved cook stoves (Mirt stoves) have resulted in the avoidance of (an estimated) 5,375 tons of CO2 equivalent emissions and the saving of 5,780,979 kg of biomass over the past three years. e) The proportion of households who use renewable energy increased from 39% to 75%. f) Through the development of 6,667m3 capacity check dams, an estimated 28,988 m3 of soil has been saved/trapped and avoided from silting up the lakes. g) 1,137 hectares of severely degraded land have been rehabilitated and 792.5 hectares of non-productive land was converted into productive land through a comprehensive land husbandry (CLH) approach. This effort has contributed to the reduction of sedimentation in lakes and the creation of jobs for youth to engage in fruit trees and fattening. h) Currently, 55% of farmers are using only non-toxic or least toxic agrochemicals. i) Improved rangeland management of 583 hectares of barren land has led to enhanced biodiversity and the return of wildlife such as Minilik's Bushbuck, Warthog, Hippopotamus, Wildcat, and various bird species. As a result of sustainable rangeland management, the restoration of springs has also been evidenced. j) The participatory solution addressed the longstanding conflict between community and government-led park management contributed to peacebuilding (in Abjata-Shalle National Park). 2. Poverty reduction & nutrition security The G4F programme has greatly contributed to poverty reduction in various parts of Ethiopia. Targeting the most vulnerable groups, the projects lifted thousands of households from chronic poverty. Evaluation reports (Annex 4) show that, in many of the project areas, the average Poverty Probability Index (PPI) score showed substantial reduction in the likelihood of the households living below the poverty line. Effective implementation of productivity enhancement, income diversification, access to finance and improved market systems, job creation, and other components of the integrated development works have contributed to the marked success in reducing poverty. The programme has contributed to enhancing food and nutrition security. The improved average household dietary diversity scores indicate that more households are incorporating a wider range of nutritious foods into their meals. A significant number of households now have multiple sources of income, implying a diversification of their livelihoods. Notable advancement was made in ensuring year-round access to an adequate food supply for urban families, ultimately strengthening overall food security. Some of the key results include: a) The average dietary diversity index increased from 4.16 to 7.3 across five regional states of the programme interventions. The average household dietary diversity score for the Central Rift Valley landscape management project was 7 (78% of the lifetime target), and for the Majang forest project, it was 8 (133% of the lifetime target); b) The average Poverty Probability Index (PPI) score of target households in the CRV area was 43.3%, indicating a poverty likelihood of 16.1%, while in Majang, the average PPI score is 35.3% (87% of the lifetime target), corresponding to a poverty likelihood of 25.8%; c) The proportion of households with more than one source of income has reached 83% (109% of the lifetime target) in CRV and 75% in Majang; d) The proportion of low-income households in the urban agriculture project with year-round access to sufficient food for their family needs increased from 43% to 51%. The above outcomes can be attributed to several factors, including enhanced nutritious food production and productivity, livelihood diversification, implementation of various income-generating activities (IGAs), improved market linkages, health education initiatives, women's empowerment efforts, increased access to finance through Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs), and heightened awareness within the target community regarding feeding practices. 3. Agricultural production and productivity The implementations of climate-smart and regenerative agricultural practices resulted in positive impacts on agricultural productivity and production and resilience against climate- and other shocks. Farmers have embraced a wide range of sustainable practices. The adoption of improved agricultural practices has enhanced farmers' knowledge and understanding of sustainable practices and mechanisms for achieving livelihood enhancement, while harmonizing agricultural and environmental objectives. Some of the specific key results are the following: a) Farmers adopted an average of 21 Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA), compared to the initial baseline of 5 practices and surpassing the lifetime target of 20. b) The proportion of target beneficiaries with knowledge of urban agriculture showed improvement, rising from 20% to 100%. c) The average productivity of widely grown crops (Teff, chickpeas, maize, wheat, sunflower, haricot bean, ginger, pepper, and mung bean) increased, ranging from 64% to 150% compared to the lifetime target. d) A 64% increase in average crop yield for vegetables registered, specifically for tomatoes and onions. e) The profitability of selected crops per hectare exhibited, with an average increase from 17,473 ETB to 178,968 ETB (nominal). 4. Economic impact The project beneficiaries experienced increase in household income, indicating that they are moving out of extreme poverty (in reference to the international poverty line provided by the World Bank of $2.1 per day per person). This economic impact is attributable to various factors, including enhanced skill and knowledge capacity of farmers on improved agricultural practices and access to improved agri inputs and technologies, climate-smart agriculture, improved land and water management, improved market systems and diversified livelihoods. The improved access to agricultural inputs, increased number of farmers benefiting from agro-dealers, and higher connectivity to high-value markets have collectively enhanced agricultural productivity and food security. The projects have facilitated improved access to finance, increased savings and loan opportunities, enhanced financial inclusion, and the promotion of economic activities, particularly for women and youth. The following are the major evidence that substantial the successes. a) The average annual gross income of households in the programme intervention areas has significantly increased from the average baseline value. This was particularly the case with communities who practised climate smart agriculture and small-scale irrigation. b) Proportion of households with more than one source of income reached 83%. c) Access to agricultural inputs in terms of timely availability and sufficient quantity from the local market has improved from 38% at baseline to 68%. d) Total number of farmers served by agro-dealers, who can obtain agricultural inputs from their nearest market annually, increased from 18,000 to 70,000. e) Proportion of smallholder farmers connected to high-value markets through market information has increased significantly, reaching 86.2%. f) Proportion of smallholder farmers with access to finance has increased from 49% to 94.4%. A total of 8,928 members (70% women), organized into the village saving and lending association (VSLA), saved 11,521,522 Bir, about 2,262,407 SEK) and mobilized for loans (10,500,000 Birr). These loans have supported women in engaging in a diverse range of farm and non-farm businesses, thereby promoting economic empowerment. g) Out of the 406 VSLA groups, 46% have already been upgraded to formal saving and credit cooperatives. h) The participatory process for creating access and use of Sharia-compliant (interest-free) financial services, has led to inclusive access to and use of finance from formal financial institutions, and grown from zero to 10,433 users in three project intervention areas. The total value accessed by clients of interest-free financial services has increased from zero to up to 640,782,028 ETB (~125,399,893 SEK) in three project intervention areas and over the project life. 5. Social impacts The program showcased progress in social development, social cohesion, gender equality, family planning and reproductive health. a) Biogas technology helped reduce workload and improved indoor air quality, particularly benefiting women and children, and leading to improved education attendance and reduced health risks. b) Contraceptive prevalence rate reached 90.4% (141% of the lifetime target). c) The average women's decision-making index score of 84.3% (achieving 93% of the lifetime target) signifies that womens participation in decision-making processes is substantially improved. d) The proportion of women in leadership roles, specifically as executive committee members of community-based organizations (CBOs), reached 35% (97% of the lifetime target). e) Refugees and host communities were organized into cooperatives and benefitted from various livelihood development interventions in Dollo Ado, Somali region, gaining income. f) Access to sharia-compliant financial services and support for entrepreneurship enabled youth to start their own businesses. 6. Humanitarian-Development-Peace nexus Inclusive livelihood development interventions, targeting women, the disadvantaged groups and harmonizing refugee and host communities in Dolo Ado Woreda of Somali Region contributed to a holistic HDP in a synergy. Hundreds of households who were reliant on food aid for several years have now started not producing food for household consumption and are engaging in commercial farming. This approach followed helped build stronger social cohesion among refugee and host communities. The projects in Central Rift Valley of Ethiopia showcased the HDP nexus in terms of reducing food-aid in drought-prone areas, building intercommunity peace by reducing conflict over resources. 7. Human and institutional capacity building The major achievements in capacity building are presented as follows. a) The Participatory Forest Management Cooperatives (PFMCs) supported by the programme have achieved an average organizational capacity score of 74% (109% of the lifetime target). This indicates significant improvements in the cooperatives' ability to effectively manage and operate their forest management activities. b) Water user association members' average Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices (KAP) score on landscape management has reached 82% (111% of lifetime target). These increased scores indicate a better understanding and implementation of sustainable landscape management practices. c) Government organizations' average KAP score on biodiversity and climate-smart agricultural practices is 82.3% (105.5% of the lifetime target). This reflects a strong knowledge base and positive attitudes towards biodiversity conservation and climate-smart agriculture. d) The capacity of CSOs, government agencies, CBOs, and farm households in climate-smart agriculture practice, market engagement, natural resource management (NRM), gender mainstreaming, and monitoring and learning has increased from a baseline of 58% to 83% on average. This demonstrates enhanced capabilities in key areas of sustainable agriculture and development. e) The institutional capacity of CSOs operating in the project areas, including their financial, leadership, and monitoring and evaluation capacities, has increased from a baseline of 55% to 88%. This highlights substantial improvements in the overall functioning and effectiveness of CSOs in managing businesses, implying sustainability of the project successes. 8. Research for development Completion of five comprehensive studies aimed at better understanding mechanisms for enhancing ecosystem services in the Bale Ecoregion and promoting socio-economic integration across the Shebele and Genale-Dawa Basins results worth noting. The findings from these studies will pave the way for developing comprehensive development interventions for a cross-border programme that encompasses the Genale and Wabi-Shebele basins. 9. Inclusiveness and Gender Equality The project has made deliberate efforts to ensure inclusiveness and gender equality by reaching out and tailoring activities to various segments of the community, including men, women, youth, and disadvantaged groups. The project has also focused on gender transformative approaches, challenging barriers that limit access to and control over resources, leadership and decision-making power. 10. Policy engagement A policy document on biosphere reserve and two policy briefs have been developed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10407-10407A0101 Sweden The organization Farm Afrika has applied for funding from Sida of SEK 56,500,000 to implement the project "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partners" in Ethiopia. The project aims to achieve an improved, efficient and sustainable method for climate-smart, productive and profitable agriculture by strengthening the capacity of men and women, at local and regional level as well as other important actors in the private sector. The project is specially designed to strengthen the project management capacity of implementation partners and to promote synergy effects whenever possible. This is achieved through the following three coherent components: 1) Capacity development of project managers and partners (UEWCA and its associate members) in the design and management of the overall project, including the various technical, economic, social and environmental aspects of project design, project management, follow-up and evaluation, communication and coordination. 2. Strategic support for key local partners (such as residents of each region, agricultural holdings, CBOs and CSOs, local and regional government institutions, etc.) carrying out activities to support women in enterprises, including organizational capacity support in key technology areas, in particular climate-smart agriculture , value chain development and mobilization of local community groups. Increase the economy and climate resilience of smallholders through climate-smart market-driven production of high-quality crops. Subprojects 1 and 3 will be implemented by Farm Africa. Subproject 2 will be implemented by the Union for Ethiopian Women Charitable Association (UEWCA). Farm Africa will sign the agreement with Sida and then pay out to UEWCA according to the payment plan. The UEWCA pays 70% of the funds to its associate members for the implementation of the project at grassroots level. With a focus on SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State in Subproject 3 (specific woredas / districts remain to be decided on), seven regional states and the Addis Ababa City Administration in Subproject2, as well as in areas where the CSOs act as takes part in capacity building support in Subproject1. The project runs over four years and the total budget amounts to SEK 56,500,000. Sida is the sole financier. The structure and content of the project have been discussed and developed in consultation with the Embassy in Addis. Farm Africa is responsible for implementing quality assurance, technical systems, donor reporting and proper use of funds, while the UEWCA and its associates at the regional level are responsible for conducting field-level activities, progress reports and government partner engagement. Farm Africa signs the agreement with Sida and implementation partner UEWCA; and will be responsible for disbursing funds to the UEWCA and through the UEWCA to its associate members at the regional level. Farm Afrika will be responsible for reporting on the project's goal fulfillment and results in accordance with the work plan agreed with Sida. Farm Africa is solely responsible for all commitments in the agreement with Sida and will sign the agreement with Sida. Before payment is made with a third party, Farm Afrika will also sign an agreement with UEWCA for payment to them. The project funds staff at Farm Africa's London / Regional Office, Ethiopia Country Offices and UEWCA staff. In addition, trainings, workshops, pilot tests, communication materials, etc. are financed. In subproject 1, most of the budget goes to capacity building and M&E strengthening of Farm Africa and UEWCA. In sub-project 2, the main budget item is support for UEWCA's project implementation, while sub-project 3 goes to implement CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture) -related activities. All three sub-projects have a budget for follow-up and evaluation. Organisationen Farm Afrika har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 56 500 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partner" i Etiopien. Projektet syftar till att åstadkomma en förbättrad, effektiv och hållbar metod för klimatsmart, produktivt och lönsamt jordbruk genom att stärka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor, på lokal och regional nivå samt andra viktiga aktörer inom den privata sektorn. Projektet är speciellt utformat för att stärka projektledningskapaciteten hos genomförandepartners och att främja synergieffekter när det är möjligt. Det åstadkoms genom följande tre sammanhängande komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsutveckling av projektansvariga och partners (UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar) i utformning och förvaltning av det övergripande projektet, inklusive de olika tekniska, ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekterna av projektets utformning, projektledning, uppföljning och utvärdering, kommunikation och samordning. 2. Strategiskt stöd till viktiga lokala partners (såsom invånarna i respektive region, jordbruksföretag, CBOs och CSOs, lokala och regionala statliga institutioner, mm.) som genomför aktiviteter för att stödja kvinnor i företag, inklusive organisatoriskt kapacitetstöd inom viktiga teknikområden, särskilt klimatsmart jordbruk, värdekedjeutveckling samt mobilisering av lokala samhällsgrupper. 3. Öka ekonomi och klimatresiliens hos småbrukare genom klimatsmart marknadsstyrd produktion av högvärdiga grödor. Delprojekt 1 och 3 kommer att implementeras av Farm Africa. Delprojekt 2 kommer att implementeras av Union for Ethiopian Women Chariatable Association (UEWCA). Farm Afrika kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida och därefter betala ut till UEWCA enligt utbetalningsplan. UEWCA betalar ut 70% av medlen till sina associerade medlemmar för genomförande av projektet på gräsrotsnivå. Med fokus på SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State i Delprojekt 3 (specifika woredas/distrikt återstår att ta beslut om), sju regionala stater och Addis Ababa City Administration iDelprojekt2, samt i områden där de CSOs verkar som tar del av kapacitetsuppbyggnadsstöd i Delprojekt1. Projektet löper över fyra år och totala budgeten uppgår till 56 500 000 SEK. Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektets struktur och innehåll har diskuterats och utvecklats i samråd med Ambassaden i Addis. Farm Afrika ansvarar för att genomföra kvalitetssäkring, tekniska system, givarrapportering och korrekt användning av medel, medan UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå ansvarar för genomförandet av aktiviteter på fältnivå, lägesrapporter och engagerande av statliga partners. Farm Afrika undertecknar avtalet med Sida och genomförandepartner UEWCA; och kommer att vara ansvarig för utbetalning av medel till UEWCA och genom UEWCA till dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå. Farm Afrika kommer att ansvara för att rapportera projektets måluppfyllelse och resultat enligt den med Sida överenskomna arbetsplanen. Farm Africa är ensam ansvarig för alla åtaganden i avtalet gentemot Sida och kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida. Innan utbetalning görs med tredje part kommer Farm Afrika också att underteckna ett avtal med UEWCA för utbetalning till dem. Projektet finansierar personal vid Farm Africas kontor i London/regionala kontoret samt Ethiopia Country Offices och personal på UEWCA. Därutöver finansieras trainings, workshops, pilottester, kommunikationsmaterial, mm. I delprojekt 1 går största delen av budgeten till kapacitetsuppbyggnad och M&E-förstärkning av Farm Afrika och UEWCA. I delprojekt 2 är huvudbudgetposten stöd till UEWCAs projektgenomförande medan delprojekt 3 går till att genomföra CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture)-relaterad verksamhet. Samtliga tre delprojekt har budget för uppföljning och utvärdering. The goal of the G4F program was to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and landscapes through integrated and holistic solutions that harmonize multiple objectives of management of natural resources, market integration, and livelihood improvement, thereby contributing to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and biodiversity conservation. The program aimed to drive effective and sustainable rural development through eight projects that focused on climate adaptation (mainly through climate-smart and regenerative agriculture and livelihood diversification), market engagement, urban agriculture (integrating objectives of food and nutrition, environmental protection and job creation), green energy, financial access, private sector engagement, and management of natural forests and protected areas (including biosphere reserves and parks), soil and water resources. The project was designed to sufficiently address gender inequality across the project areas. The G4F programme was designed based on the long-standing experiences of Farm Africa and its partners in delivering integrated landscape management throughout Ethiopia. Sweden FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 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The project aims to achieve an improved, efficient and sustainable method for climate-smart, productive and profitable agriculture by strengthening the capacity of men and women, at local and regional level as well as other important actors in the private sector. The project is specially designed to strengthen the project management capacity of implementation partners and to promote synergy effects whenever possible. This is achieved through the following three coherent components: 1) Capacity development of project managers and partners (UEWCA and its associate members) in the design and management of the overall project, including the various technical, economic, social and environmental aspects of project design, project management, follow-up and evaluation, communication and coordination. 2. Strategic support for key local partners (such as residents of each region, agricultural holdings, CBOs and CSOs, local and regional government institutions, etc.) carrying out activities to support women in enterprises, including organizational capacity support in key technology areas, in particular climate-smart agriculture , value chain development and mobilization of local community groups. Increase the economy and climate resilience of smallholders through climate-smart market-driven production of high-quality crops. Subprojects 1 and 3 will be implemented by Farm Africa. Subproject 2 will be implemented by the Union for Ethiopian Women Charitable Association (UEWCA). Farm Africa will sign the agreement with Sida and then pay out to UEWCA according to the payment plan. The UEWCA pays 70% of the funds to its associate members for the implementation of the project at grassroots level. With a focus on SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State in Subproject 3 (specific woredas / districts remain to be decided on), seven regional states and the Addis Ababa City Administration in Subproject2, as well as in areas where the CSOs act as takes part in capacity building support in Subproject1. The project runs over four years and the total budget amounts to SEK 56,500,000. Sida is the sole financier. The structure and content of the project have been discussed and developed in consultation with the Embassy in Addis. Farm Africa is responsible for implementing quality assurance, technical systems, donor reporting and proper use of funds, while the UEWCA and its associates at the regional level are responsible for conducting field-level activities, progress reports and government partner engagement. Farm Africa signs the agreement with Sida and implementation partner UEWCA; and will be responsible for disbursing funds to the UEWCA and through the UEWCA to its associate members at the regional level. Farm Afrika will be responsible for reporting on the project's goal fulfillment and results in accordance with the work plan agreed with Sida. Farm Africa is solely responsible for all commitments in the agreement with Sida and will sign the agreement with Sida. Before payment is made with a third party, Farm Afrika will also sign an agreement with UEWCA for payment to them. The project funds staff at Farm Africa's London / Regional Office, Ethiopia Country Offices and UEWCA staff. In addition, trainings, workshops, pilot tests, communication materials, etc. are financed. In subproject 1, most of the budget goes to capacity building and M&E strengthening of Farm Africa and UEWCA. In sub-project 2, the main budget item is support for UEWCA's project implementation, while sub-project 3 goes to implement CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture) -related activities. All three sub-projects have a budget for follow-up and evaluation. Organisationen Farm Afrika har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 56 500 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partner" i Etiopien. Projektet syftar till att åstadkomma en förbättrad, effektiv och hållbar metod för klimatsmart, produktivt och lönsamt jordbruk genom att stärka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor, på lokal och regional nivå samt andra viktiga aktörer inom den privata sektorn. Projektet är speciellt utformat för att stärka projektledningskapaciteten hos genomförandepartners och att främja synergieffekter när det är möjligt. Det åstadkoms genom följande tre sammanhängande komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsutveckling av projektansvariga och partners (UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar) i utformning och förvaltning av det övergripande projektet, inklusive de olika tekniska, ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekterna av projektets utformning, projektledning, uppföljning och utvärdering, kommunikation och samordning. 2. Strategiskt stöd till viktiga lokala partners (såsom invånarna i respektive region, jordbruksföretag, CBOs och CSOs, lokala och regionala statliga institutioner, mm.) som genomför aktiviteter för att stödja kvinnor i företag, inklusive organisatoriskt kapacitetstöd inom viktiga teknikområden, särskilt klimatsmart jordbruk, värdekedjeutveckling samt mobilisering av lokala samhällsgrupper. 3. Öka ekonomi och klimatresiliens hos småbrukare genom klimatsmart marknadsstyrd produktion av högvärdiga grödor. Delprojekt 1 och 3 kommer att implementeras av Farm Africa. Delprojekt 2 kommer att implementeras av Union for Ethiopian Women Chariatable Association (UEWCA). Farm Afrika kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida och därefter betala ut till UEWCA enligt utbetalningsplan. UEWCA betalar ut 70% av medlen till sina associerade medlemmar för genomförande av projektet på gräsrotsnivå. Med fokus på SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State i Delprojekt 3 (specifika woredas/distrikt återstår att ta beslut om), sju regionala stater och Addis Ababa City Administration iDelprojekt2, samt i områden där de CSOs verkar som tar del av kapacitetsuppbyggnadsstöd i Delprojekt1. Projektet löper över fyra år och totala budgeten uppgår till 56 500 000 SEK. Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektets struktur och innehåll har diskuterats och utvecklats i samråd med Ambassaden i Addis. Farm Afrika ansvarar för att genomföra kvalitetssäkring, tekniska system, givarrapportering och korrekt användning av medel, medan UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå ansvarar för genomförandet av aktiviteter på fältnivå, lägesrapporter och engagerande av statliga partners. Farm Afrika undertecknar avtalet med Sida och genomförandepartner UEWCA; och kommer att vara ansvarig för utbetalning av medel till UEWCA och genom UEWCA till dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå. Farm Afrika kommer att ansvara för att rapportera projektets måluppfyllelse och resultat enligt den med Sida överenskomna arbetsplanen. Farm Africa är ensam ansvarig för alla åtaganden i avtalet gentemot Sida och kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida. Innan utbetalning görs med tredje part kommer Farm Afrika också att underteckna ett avtal med UEWCA för utbetalning till dem. Projektet finansierar personal vid Farm Africas kontor i London/regionala kontoret samt Ethiopia Country Offices och personal på UEWCA. Därutöver finansieras trainings, workshops, pilottester, kommunikationsmaterial, mm. I delprojekt 1 går största delen av budgeten till kapacitetsuppbyggnad och M&E-förstärkning av Farm Afrika och UEWCA. I delprojekt 2 är huvudbudgetposten stöd till UEWCAs projektgenomförande medan delprojekt 3 går till att genomföra CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture)-relaterad verksamhet. Samtliga tre delprojekt har budget för uppföljning och utvärdering. The goal of the G4F program was to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and landscapes through integrated and holistic solutions that harmonize multiple objectives of management of natural resources, market integration, and livelihood improvement, thereby contributing to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and biodiversity conservation. The program aimed to drive effective and sustainable rural development through eight projects that focused on climate adaptation (mainly through climate-smart and regenerative agriculture and livelihood diversification), market engagement, urban agriculture (integrating objectives of food and nutrition, environmental protection and job creation), green energy, financial access, private sector engagement, and management of natural forests and protected areas (including biosphere reserves and parks), soil and water resources. The project was designed to sufficiently address gender inequality across the project areas. The G4F programme was designed based on the long-standing experiences of Farm Africa and its partners in delivering integrated landscape management throughout Ethiopia. Sweden FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 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The project aims to achieve an improved, efficient and sustainable method for climate-smart, productive and profitable agriculture by strengthening the capacity of men and women, at local and regional level as well as other important actors in the private sector. The project is specially designed to strengthen the project management capacity of implementation partners and to promote synergy effects whenever possible. This is achieved through the following three coherent components: 1) Capacity development of project managers and partners (UEWCA and its associate members) in the design and management of the overall project, including the various technical, economic, social and environmental aspects of project design, project management, follow-up and evaluation, communication and coordination. 2. Strategic support for key local partners (such as residents of each region, agricultural holdings, CBOs and CSOs, local and regional government institutions, etc.) carrying out activities to support women in enterprises, including organizational capacity support in key technology areas, in particular climate-smart agriculture , value chain development and mobilization of local community groups. Increase the economy and climate resilience of smallholders through climate-smart market-driven production of high-quality crops. Subprojects 1 and 3 will be implemented by Farm Africa. Subproject 2 will be implemented by the Union for Ethiopian Women Charitable Association (UEWCA). Farm Africa will sign the agreement with Sida and then pay out to UEWCA according to the payment plan. The UEWCA pays 70% of the funds to its associate members for the implementation of the project at grassroots level. With a focus on SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State in Subproject 3 (specific woredas / districts remain to be decided on), seven regional states and the Addis Ababa City Administration in Subproject2, as well as in areas where the CSOs act as takes part in capacity building support in Subproject1. The project runs over four years and the total budget amounts to SEK 56,500,000. Sida is the sole financier. The structure and content of the project have been discussed and developed in consultation with the Embassy in Addis. Farm Africa is responsible for implementing quality assurance, technical systems, donor reporting and proper use of funds, while the UEWCA and its associates at the regional level are responsible for conducting field-level activities, progress reports and government partner engagement. Farm Africa signs the agreement with Sida and implementation partner UEWCA; and will be responsible for disbursing funds to the UEWCA and through the UEWCA to its associate members at the regional level. Farm Afrika will be responsible for reporting on the project's goal fulfillment and results in accordance with the work plan agreed with Sida. Farm Africa is solely responsible for all commitments in the agreement with Sida and will sign the agreement with Sida. Before payment is made with a third party, Farm Afrika will also sign an agreement with UEWCA for payment to them. The project funds staff at Farm Africa's London / Regional Office, Ethiopia Country Offices and UEWCA staff. In addition, trainings, workshops, pilot tests, communication materials, etc. are financed. In subproject 1, most of the budget goes to capacity building and M&E strengthening of Farm Africa and UEWCA. In sub-project 2, the main budget item is support for UEWCA's project implementation, while sub-project 3 goes to implement CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture) -related activities. All three sub-projects have a budget for follow-up and evaluation. Organisationen Farm Afrika har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 56 500 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Integrated approach to improving rural livelihoods, empowering communities and partner" i Etiopien. Projektet syftar till att åstadkomma en förbättrad, effektiv och hållbar metod för klimatsmart, produktivt och lönsamt jordbruk genom att stärka kapaciteten hos män och kvinnor, på lokal och regional nivå samt andra viktiga aktörer inom den privata sektorn. Projektet är speciellt utformat för att stärka projektledningskapaciteten hos genomförandepartners och att främja synergieffekter när det är möjligt. Det åstadkoms genom följande tre sammanhängande komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsutveckling av projektansvariga och partners (UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar) i utformning och förvaltning av det övergripande projektet, inklusive de olika tekniska, ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekterna av projektets utformning, projektledning, uppföljning och utvärdering, kommunikation och samordning. 2. Strategiskt stöd till viktiga lokala partners (såsom invånarna i respektive region, jordbruksföretag, CBOs och CSOs, lokala och regionala statliga institutioner, mm.) som genomför aktiviteter för att stödja kvinnor i företag, inklusive organisatoriskt kapacitetstöd inom viktiga teknikområden, särskilt klimatsmart jordbruk, värdekedjeutveckling samt mobilisering av lokala samhällsgrupper. 3. Öka ekonomi och klimatresiliens hos småbrukare genom klimatsmart marknadsstyrd produktion av högvärdiga grödor. Delprojekt 1 och 3 kommer att implementeras av Farm Africa. Delprojekt 2 kommer att implementeras av Union for Ethiopian Women Chariatable Association (UEWCA). Farm Afrika kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida och därefter betala ut till UEWCA enligt utbetalningsplan. UEWCA betalar ut 70% av medlen till sina associerade medlemmar för genomförande av projektet på gräsrotsnivå. Med fokus på SNNP (Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region) Regional State i Delprojekt 3 (specifika woredas/distrikt återstår att ta beslut om), sju regionala stater och Addis Ababa City Administration iDelprojekt2, samt i områden där de CSOs verkar som tar del av kapacitetsuppbyggnadsstöd i Delprojekt1. Projektet löper över fyra år och totala budgeten uppgår till 56 500 000 SEK. Sida är ensam finansiär. Projektets struktur och innehåll har diskuterats och utvecklats i samråd med Ambassaden i Addis. Farm Afrika ansvarar för att genomföra kvalitetssäkring, tekniska system, givarrapportering och korrekt användning av medel, medan UEWCA och dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå ansvarar för genomförandet av aktiviteter på fältnivå, lägesrapporter och engagerande av statliga partners. Farm Afrika undertecknar avtalet med Sida och genomförandepartner UEWCA; och kommer att vara ansvarig för utbetalning av medel till UEWCA och genom UEWCA till dess associerade medlemmar på regional nivå. Farm Afrika kommer att ansvara för att rapportera projektets måluppfyllelse och resultat enligt den med Sida överenskomna arbetsplanen. Farm Africa är ensam ansvarig för alla åtaganden i avtalet gentemot Sida och kommer att underteckna avtalet med Sida. Innan utbetalning görs med tredje part kommer Farm Afrika också att underteckna ett avtal med UEWCA för utbetalning till dem. Projektet finansierar personal vid Farm Africas kontor i London/regionala kontoret samt Ethiopia Country Offices och personal på UEWCA. Därutöver finansieras trainings, workshops, pilottester, kommunikationsmaterial, mm. I delprojekt 1 går största delen av budgeten till kapacitetsuppbyggnad och M&E-förstärkning av Farm Afrika och UEWCA. I delprojekt 2 är huvudbudgetposten stöd till UEWCAs projektgenomförande medan delprojekt 3 går till att genomföra CSA (Climate Smart Agriculture)-relaterad verksamhet. Samtliga tre delprojekt har budget för uppföljning och utvärdering. The goal of the G4F program was to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities and landscapes through integrated and holistic solutions that harmonize multiple objectives of management of natural resources, market integration, and livelihood improvement, thereby contributing to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and biodiversity conservation. The program aimed to drive effective and sustainable rural development through eight projects that focused on climate adaptation (mainly through climate-smart and regenerative agriculture and livelihood diversification), market engagement, urban agriculture (integrating objectives of food and nutrition, environmental protection and job creation), green energy, financial access, private sector engagement, and management of natural forests and protected areas (including biosphere reserves and parks), soil and water resources. The project was designed to sufficiently address gender inequality across the project areas. The G4F programme was designed based on the long-standing experiences of Farm Africa and its partners in delivering integrated landscape management throughout Ethiopia. Sweden FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 25000000 3750000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 2500000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 2500000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 10000000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 6250000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 2500000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 3750000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 10000000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 6250000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia 2500000 FA/Farm Africa, Ethiopia Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and use of natural resources and ecosystems, including biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10467 Sweden This contribution will work to improve the Cuban banking sectors ability to support international business, international trade. Den kubanska ekonomin är i alla bemärkelser outvecklad och den finansiella sektorn likaså. Den karaktäriseras av begränsad utrikeshandel, och ekonomin är relativt isolerad från den internationella marknaden. Sedan 2008 har den kubanska regeringen sakteligen infört ekonomiska reformer, även om de ofta omnämns som "justeringar" av rådande modell. På senare år har man sett en tydlig tendens till bredare och djupare internationella relationer, inklusive ökad handel. Två viktiga händelser är de öppnade relationerna mellan Kuba och USA samt avtalet om politisk dialog och samarbete med EU och dess medlemsstater. Detta innehåller förutom politisk dialog även handel och handelssamarbete. En väl fungerande finansiell sektor är en grundläggande förutsättning för en bredare ekonomisk utveckling inklusive ökad internationalisering och investeringar. Det är också en viktig del i moderniseringen av den kubanska ekonomin. Den kubanska centralbanken (BCC) har uttryckt behov av stöd till kapacitetsstärkande insatser inom banker och har efterfrågat detta av NIR. Programmet som föreslås från NIR omfattar direkt utbildning av personal inom Centralbanken, Banco Internacional de Comercio, Banco Exterior de Cuba, Banco Nacional de Cuba, Utrikeshandelsministeriet, det nationella centret för bankutbildning, samt Havannas Universitet. Dessa kommer att erbjudas utbildning på plats som ges av internationella experter inom området, samt utbyte med andra banker, finansinstitutioner och relevanta myndigheter. Områden som omfattas är riskhantering, internationell handel, bankprodukter/tjänster, bedömning och hantering av kreditrisker samt integration av sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga hänsyn. Inom ramen för projektet kommer också utbildning av lärare ske på det kubanska institutet för bankutbildning. På så sätt kan den inhemska utbildningen inom området utvecklas, och fortsätta kompetensförstärkningen även efter projektets avslutning. Det långsiktiga målet för insatsen är att stödja hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och främja internationaliseringen av Kubas ekonomi. Programmet förväntas leda till ökad kunskap och stärkt kapacitet inom finansiella institutioner, som bidrar till modernisering och skapar förutsättingar för en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. För att uppnå detta har projektets kortsiktiga mål om entreprenörskap har stärkts. Bland insatsens kortsiktiga mål ingår att på olika sätt stödja utvecklingen av innovationssystem, och samverkan mellan akademin och näringslivet. De fyra kortsiktiga målen utgörs av: 1. Ökad kunskap och kapacitet om hållbar internationell bankverksamhet. 2. Institutionalisering genom konsoliderade interna processer och nätverksaktiviteter. 3. Kunskap och samarbete mellan sektorer för att stödja innovation och entreprenörskap. 4. Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet om olika reformer och dess konsekvenser. Därutöver kan de kortsiktiga målen delas upp i tre nivåer; individuell kapacitet, organisatorisk kapacitet och kapacitet på systemnivå. Huruvida dessa nås under programmets gång avgörs med hjälp av indikatorer som fastställts för respektive mål, ex. antalet deltagare som fått ökad kunskap genom programmet, antalet deltagare som upplever att de kan driva en process som bidrar till internationaliseringen av Kubas ekonomi, antagandet av Global Reporting Initiative som standard för rapportering, samt anpassandet av nya produkter till internationellt reglerade standarder Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cuba Formal sector financial intermediaries Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Banking & Financial Services Administrative Costs of Donors De viktigaste resultaten är kunskapen om de möjligheter och förutsättningar för förändring, förbättring och internationalisering av bankväsendet och angränsande institutioner som introducerats, samt ökad innovationskraft. Strategiskt utvalda personer i banker, akademin och centralbanken har introducerat till alternativa tankesätt och metoder inom banker och har fått stärkta kunskaper om den internationella finansiella marknaden. Projektet var träffsäkert i det att kubanska ekonomer generellt har lite sådan erfarenhet till följd av den kubanska ekonomins få internationella kontakter. Projektet skapade mervärde genom möjligheten att utbyta erfarenhet och inspireras av varandra och av internationella föreläsare och rådgivare. NIR noterade en ökande öppenhet under kursens gång för att ställa frågor och analysera, även i närvaro av någon högre i hierarkin. Deltagarna fick applicera de nya kunskaperna genom att med stöd från internationella konsulter utveckla case studies, t.ex. för förbättringar av bankernas rutiner, och hur de kan stötta internationaliseringen av det kubanska banksystemet. Ett antal av dessa cases har introducerats i banker på Kuba, medan de andra finns i deltagarnas kunskapsbank för att inspirera eller appliceras när så är möjligt. Projektets direkta samarbetsparten, Centralbankens utbildningscentrum, har också utökat sin bredd med möjlighet till att integrera projektets innehåll i kommande kursupplägg och förvaltar kursmaterialet liksom de olika produkter som utvecklats. Ett nätverk för alumni har skapats vilket ger en möjlighet till fortsatt peertopeer utbyte baserat på den tillit som byggdes upp under kurserna, utbyten som vanligen är svåra att få till i det centralstyrda och hierarkiska Kuba. Kontexten gör nätverket extra värdefullt för dess medlemmar. Kunskapen om och initiativkraften för innovation stärktes på flera sätt: det bidrog till att ett innovationsråd startats i Kuba, och att det relaterade politiska ramverket utvecklades. De deltagande universiteten har förvärvat kunskaper om innovation genom kurser i kombination med studiebesök och processtöd. Detta har bidragit till utvecklandet av produkter som kan utvecklas till permanenta strukturer på universiteten, såsom acceleratorer, startups, ekosystem för innovation och företagsinkubatorer, med mer frekventa kontakter mellan universitet och det framväxande näringslivet. Universitetslärare som deltagit uttrycker att de som effekt av projektet inkluderar mer entreprenörsskap i universitetsutbildningen i Havanna. Ett specifikt inkubationsstöd för företag, "El Camino del Emprendedor", har stor möjlighet att sprida information, teknologier och instrument till entreprenörer. Men för att driva den plattform som utvecklats med stöd av projektet behövs fortsatt finansiering. Utvecklandet av COINNOVA, ett nätverk bestående av individer från "science parks", universitet och ministerie, framhäver vissa deltagare som projektets Avslutspromemoria Completion Memo Contribution ID: 10467 3 (6) främsta resultat. Det är inspirerat av Lunds Universitets nätverk, tänkt som ett entreprenörskapsekosystem för innovation, där alla nödvändiga delar är aktiva och är ömsesidigt beroende av varandra. Den ansträngda monetära situationen på Kuba har lett Kubas regering till att med kort varsel digitalisera banksektorn och projektets extra kurs under 2023 om strategier för bankdigitalisering var av hög relevans för en sektor som i stora delar inte var (är) digitaliserad, framförallt i relation till kunden. För att åstadkomma detta genomfördes bland andra dessa aktiviteter: 20162022 gavs fem utbildningar om sex veckor med totalt 105 deltagare från tio finansiella institutioner. 30 case studies har genomförts parallellt med utbildningarna av deltagarna i grupper med löpande stöd från konsulter, inklusive lanseringen av nya låneprodukter och process och rutinförbättringar, ändrade strategier och förhållande till finansmarknaden. Både akademin, centralbanken och privata banker var representerade. I egna utvärderingar uttryckte deltagarna mycket uppskattning för nya kunskaper och framförallt nya perspektiv och utbyten. Ett slutseminarium hölls i november 2022 med 100 deltagare med fokus på effekten av de olika case studies samt att stärka ett alumninätverk bland deltagarna och med de olika institutionerna. En extra modul om digitalisering lades till 2023, vilket väl matchade den tvingande lagen om bankersdigitalisering som kom 2023 på Kuba. En modul tillkom 2021 med ändamålet att stödja 20 tidigare deltagare i att implementera sina case studies i sina respektive banker, vilka har lanserats i flera fall (ej kvantifierat). En modul för innovation tillkom 2020 med Havannas Universitet som huvudsamarbetspartner och tre andra universitet och deras "science parks". En ITPkurs genomfördes av Lunds Universitet för dessa fyra universitet samt för ministeriet för vetenskap, teknologi och miljö, med 27 deltagare på hög nivå. Flera seminarier om hur universitet och företag kan arbeta närmare tillsammans gavs också. Detta har resulterat i sex projekt som utvecklats av deltagarna med stöd från Lund, t.ex startup inkubatorer för teknikföretag och "agricultural accelerator", "Camino del Emprendedor". En modul för stöd till design av ekonomisk politik i Kuba tillkom i slutet av 2021 Projektet är mycket uppskattat av deltagare och gav en möjlighet till viktiga utbyten mellan likar för profesionella som i många fall har haft begränsade internationella utbyten och alternativa analytiska modeller. Möjligheter till förbättringar och effektiviseringar finns att göra inom givna ramar, vilket projektet har visat och även implementerat. Värdet av att introducera kunskap om internationell finansmarknad, bank management, innovation och entreprenörskap var extra relevant runt 2016 då ekonomin öppnade sig, för att sedan återgå till att vara stängd och rigid. Den finansiella politiken och systemet på Kuba är styrd av politiska behov snarare än ekonomiska, vilket ökar riskerna, något Sida var medvetet om vid beslut om insats. Ytterligare en begränsande faktor har stärkts under projektets genomförande då emigrationen har ökat väldigt mycket de senaste åren, framförallt bland de högutbildade med risk för att deltagarna lämnat/lämnar landet. De direkta resultaten uppnåddes alltså i kurserna och komponenterna men med strukturella begränsningar för mer långtgående effekter. Värdet av att ha invisterat i individer som arbetar i olika kubanska institutioner och banker, i de fall de är kvar i Kuba och i sektorn, kan också visa sig på längre sikt när ett nytt öppnande av ekonomin sker eftersom det finns ett nätverk med medlemmar som är mer förberedda genom att de har utvecklat sin kunskap och kapacitet för innovativt tänkande.Projektet är mycket uppskattat av deltagare och gav en möjlighet till viktiga utbyten mellan likar för profesionella som i många fall har haft begränsade internationella utbyten och alternativa analytiska modeller. Möjligheter till förbättringar och effektiviseringar finns att göra inom givna ramar, vilket projektet har visat och även implementerat. Värdet av att introducera kunskap om internationell finansmarknad, bank management, innovation och entreprenörskap var extra relevant runt 2016 då ekonomin öppnade sig, för att sedan återgå till att vara stängd och rigid. Den finansiella politiken och systemet på Kuba är styrd av politiska behov snarare än ekonomiska, vilket ökar riskerna, något Sida var medvetet om vid beslut om insats. Ytterligare en begränsande faktor har stärkts under projektets genomförande då emigrationen har ökat väldigt mycket de senaste åren, framförallt bland de högutbildade med risk för att deltagarna lämnat/lämnar landet. De direkta resultaten uppnåddes alltså i kurserna och komponenterna men med strukturella begränsningar för mer långtgående effekter. Värdet av att ha invisterat i individer som arbetar i olika kubanska institutioner och banker, i de fall de är kvar i Kuba och i sektorn, kan också visa sig på längre sikt när ett nytt öppnande av ekonomin sker eftersom det finns ett nätverk med medlemmar som är mer förberedda genom att de har utvecklat sin kunskap och kapacitet för innovativt tänkande. med koppling till det då pågående stödet som Sida gav till ett universitet i Urugaymed detta fokus, med avsikt att hitta synergier. Vissa utbyten förekom men utan att gå vidare då beslut om att avsluta detta projekt togs av NIR och Sida i september 2022. Bedömning av resultat i relation till insatsens mål: Projektet är mycket uppskattat av deltagare och gav en möjlighet till viktiga utbyten mellan likar för profesionella som i många fall har haft begränsade internationella utbyten och alternativa analytiska modeller. Möjligheter till förbättringar och effektiviseringar finns att göra inom givna ramar, vilket projektet har visat och även implementerat. Värdet av att introducera kunskap om internationell finansmarknad, bank management, innovation och entreprenörskap var extra relevant runt 2016 då ekonomin öppnade sig, för att sedan återgå till att vara stängd och rigid. Den finansiella politiken och systemet på Kuba är styrd av politiska behov snarare än ekonomiska, vilket ökar riskerna, något Sida var medvetet om vid beslut om insats. Ytterligare en begränsande faktor har stärkts under projektets genomförande då emigrationen har ökat väldigt mycket de senaste åren, framförallt bland de högutbildade med risk för att deltagarna lämnat/lämnar landet. De direkta resultaten uppnåddes alltså i kurserna och komponenterna men med strukturella begränsningar för mer långtgående effekter. Värdet av att ha invisterat i individer som arbetar i olika kubanska institutioner och banker, i de fall de är kvar i Kuba och i sektorn, kan också visa sig på längre sikt när ett nytt öppnande av ekonomin sker eftersom det finns ett nätverk med medlemmar som är mer förberedda genom att de har utvecklat sin kunskap och kapacitet för innovativt tänkande. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10467-10467A0101 Sweden This contribution will work to improve the Cuban banking sectors ability to support international business, international trade. Den kubanska ekonomin är i alla bemärkelser outvecklad och den finansiella sektorn likaså. Den karaktäriseras av begränsad utrikeshandel, och ekonomin är relativt isolerad från den internationella marknaden. Sedan 2008 har den kubanska regeringen sakteligen infört ekonomiska reformer, även om de ofta omnämns som "justeringar" av rådande modell. På senare år har man sett en tydlig tendens till bredare och djupare internationella relationer, inklusive ökad handel. Två viktiga händelser är de öppnade relationerna mellan Kuba och USA samt avtalet om politisk dialog och samarbete med EU och dess medlemsstater. Detta innehåller förutom politisk dialog även handel och handelssamarbete. En väl fungerande finansiell sektor är en grundläggande förutsättning för en bredare ekonomisk utveckling inklusive ökad internationalisering och investeringar. Det är också en viktig del i moderniseringen av den kubanska ekonomin. Den kubanska centralbanken (BCC) har uttryckt behov av stöd till kapacitetsstärkande insatser inom banker och har efterfrågat detta av NIR. Programmet som föreslås från NIR omfattar direkt utbildning av personal inom Centralbanken, Banco Internacional de Comercio, Banco Exterior de Cuba, Banco Nacional de Cuba, Utrikeshandelsministeriet, det nationella centret för bankutbildning, samt Havannas Universitet. Dessa kommer att erbjudas utbildning på plats som ges av internationella experter inom området, samt utbyte med andra banker, finansinstitutioner och relevanta myndigheter. Områden som omfattas är riskhantering, internationell handel, bankprodukter/tjänster, bedömning och hantering av kreditrisker samt integration av sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga hänsyn. Inom ramen för projektet kommer också utbildning av lärare ske på det kubanska institutet för bankutbildning. På så sätt kan den inhemska utbildningen inom området utvecklas, och fortsätta kompetensförstärkningen även efter projektets avslutning. Det långsiktiga målet för insatsen är att stödja hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och främja internationaliseringen av Kubas ekonomi. Programmet förväntas leda till ökad kunskap och stärkt kapacitet inom finansiella institutioner, som bidrar till modernisering och skapar förutsättingar för en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. För att uppnå detta har projektets kortsiktiga mål om entreprenörskap har stärkts. Bland insatsens kortsiktiga mål ingår att på olika sätt stödja utvecklingen av innovationssystem, och samverkan mellan akademin och näringslivet. De fyra kortsiktiga målen utgörs av: 1. Ökad kunskap och kapacitet om hållbar internationell bankverksamhet. 2. Institutionalisering genom konsoliderade interna processer och nätverksaktiviteter. 3. Kunskap och samarbete mellan sektorer för att stödja innovation och entreprenörskap. 4. Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet om olika reformer och dess konsekvenser. Därutöver kan de kortsiktiga målen delas upp i tre nivåer; individuell kapacitet, organisatorisk kapacitet och kapacitet på systemnivå. Huruvida dessa nås under programmets gång avgörs med hjälp av indikatorer som fastställts för respektive mål, ex. antalet deltagare som fått ökad kunskap genom programmet, antalet deltagare som upplever att de kan driva en process som bidrar till internationaliseringen av Kubas ekonomi, antagandet av Global Reporting Initiative som standard för rapportering, samt anpassandet av nya produkter till internationellt reglerade standarder Sweden NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 4500000 4500000 3468000 4000000 0 0 0 4500000 0 0 0 2000000 0 4500000 0 4000000 0 0 3468000 0 18468000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 2000000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 4500000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 4500000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 968000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 2500000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 4000000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd Cuba 2016-2020 Kuba 2016-2020 Contribute to improved conditions with regard to sustainable economy and governance Bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar vad avser hållbar ekonomi och samhällsstyrning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10467-10467A0102 Sweden This contribution will work to improve the Cuban banking sectors ability to support international business, international trade. Den kubanska ekonomin är i alla bemärkelser outvecklad och den finansiella sektorn likaså. Den karaktäriseras av begränsad utrikeshandel, och ekonomin är relativt isolerad från den internationella marknaden. Sedan 2008 har den kubanska regeringen sakteligen infört ekonomiska reformer, även om de ofta omnämns som "justeringar" av rådande modell. På senare år har man sett en tydlig tendens till bredare och djupare internationella relationer, inklusive ökad handel. Två viktiga händelser är de öppnade relationerna mellan Kuba och USA samt avtalet om politisk dialog och samarbete med EU och dess medlemsstater. Detta innehåller förutom politisk dialog även handel och handelssamarbete. En väl fungerande finansiell sektor är en grundläggande förutsättning för en bredare ekonomisk utveckling inklusive ökad internationalisering och investeringar. Det är också en viktig del i moderniseringen av den kubanska ekonomin. Den kubanska centralbanken (BCC) har uttryckt behov av stöd till kapacitetsstärkande insatser inom banker och har efterfrågat detta av NIR. Programmet som föreslås från NIR omfattar direkt utbildning av personal inom Centralbanken, Banco Internacional de Comercio, Banco Exterior de Cuba, Banco Nacional de Cuba, Utrikeshandelsministeriet, det nationella centret för bankutbildning, samt Havannas Universitet. Dessa kommer att erbjudas utbildning på plats som ges av internationella experter inom området, samt utbyte med andra banker, finansinstitutioner och relevanta myndigheter. Områden som omfattas är riskhantering, internationell handel, bankprodukter/tjänster, bedömning och hantering av kreditrisker samt integration av sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga hänsyn. Inom ramen för projektet kommer också utbildning av lärare ske på det kubanska institutet för bankutbildning. På så sätt kan den inhemska utbildningen inom området utvecklas, och fortsätta kompetensförstärkningen även efter projektets avslutning. Det långsiktiga målet för insatsen är att stödja hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och främja internationaliseringen av Kubas ekonomi. Programmet förväntas leda till ökad kunskap och stärkt kapacitet inom finansiella institutioner, som bidrar till modernisering och skapar förutsättingar för en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. För att uppnå detta har projektets kortsiktiga mål om entreprenörskap har stärkts. Bland insatsens kortsiktiga mål ingår att på olika sätt stödja utvecklingen av innovationssystem, och samverkan mellan akademin och näringslivet. De fyra kortsiktiga målen utgörs av: 1. Ökad kunskap och kapacitet om hållbar internationell bankverksamhet. 2. Institutionalisering genom konsoliderade interna processer och nätverksaktiviteter. 3. Kunskap och samarbete mellan sektorer för att stödja innovation och entreprenörskap. 4. Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet om olika reformer och dess konsekvenser. Därutöver kan de kortsiktiga målen delas upp i tre nivåer; individuell kapacitet, organisatorisk kapacitet och kapacitet på systemnivå. Huruvida dessa nås under programmets gång avgörs med hjälp av indikatorer som fastställts för respektive mål, ex. antalet deltagare som fått ökad kunskap genom programmet, antalet deltagare som upplever att de kan driva en process som bidrar till internationaliseringen av Kubas ekonomi, antagandet av Global Reporting Initiative som standard för rapportering, samt anpassandet av nya produkter till internationellt reglerade standarder Sweden NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 132000 132000 132000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 132000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Cuba 2016-2020 Kuba 2016-2020 Contribute to improved conditions with regard to sustainable economy and governance Bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar vad avser hållbar ekonomi och samhällsstyrning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10467-10467A0103 Sweden This contribution will work to improve the Cuban banking sectors ability to support international business, international trade. Den kubanska ekonomin är i alla bemärkelser outvecklad och den finansiella sektorn likaså. Den karaktäriseras av begränsad utrikeshandel, och ekonomin är relativt isolerad från den internationella marknaden. Sedan 2008 har den kubanska regeringen sakteligen infört ekonomiska reformer, även om de ofta omnämns som "justeringar" av rådande modell. På senare år har man sett en tydlig tendens till bredare och djupare internationella relationer, inklusive ökad handel. Två viktiga händelser är de öppnade relationerna mellan Kuba och USA samt avtalet om politisk dialog och samarbete med EU och dess medlemsstater. Detta innehåller förutom politisk dialog även handel och handelssamarbete. En väl fungerande finansiell sektor är en grundläggande förutsättning för en bredare ekonomisk utveckling inklusive ökad internationalisering och investeringar. Det är också en viktig del i moderniseringen av den kubanska ekonomin. Den kubanska centralbanken (BCC) har uttryckt behov av stöd till kapacitetsstärkande insatser inom banker och har efterfrågat detta av NIR. Programmet som föreslås från NIR omfattar direkt utbildning av personal inom Centralbanken, Banco Internacional de Comercio, Banco Exterior de Cuba, Banco Nacional de Cuba, Utrikeshandelsministeriet, det nationella centret för bankutbildning, samt Havannas Universitet. Dessa kommer att erbjudas utbildning på plats som ges av internationella experter inom området, samt utbyte med andra banker, finansinstitutioner och relevanta myndigheter. Områden som omfattas är riskhantering, internationell handel, bankprodukter/tjänster, bedömning och hantering av kreditrisker samt integration av sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga hänsyn. Inom ramen för projektet kommer också utbildning av lärare ske på det kubanska institutet för bankutbildning. På så sätt kan den inhemska utbildningen inom området utvecklas, och fortsätta kompetensförstärkningen även efter projektets avslutning. Det långsiktiga målet för insatsen är att stödja hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och främja internationaliseringen av Kubas ekonomi. Programmet förväntas leda till ökad kunskap och stärkt kapacitet inom finansiella institutioner, som bidrar till modernisering och skapar förutsättingar för en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. För att uppnå detta har projektets kortsiktiga mål om entreprenörskap har stärkts. Bland insatsens kortsiktiga mål ingår att på olika sätt stödja utvecklingen av innovationssystem, och samverkan mellan akademin och näringslivet. De fyra kortsiktiga målen utgörs av: 1. Ökad kunskap och kapacitet om hållbar internationell bankverksamhet. 2. Institutionalisering genom konsoliderade interna processer och nätverksaktiviteter. 3. Kunskap och samarbete mellan sektorer för att stödja innovation och entreprenörskap. 4. Ökad kunskap och medvetenhet om olika reformer och dess konsekvenser. Därutöver kan de kortsiktiga målen delas upp i tre nivåer; individuell kapacitet, organisatorisk kapacitet och kapacitet på systemnivå. Huruvida dessa nås under programmets gång avgörs med hjälp av indikatorer som fastställts för respektive mål, ex. antalet deltagare som fått ökad kunskap genom programmet, antalet deltagare som upplever att de kan driva en process som bidrar till internationaliseringen av Kubas ekonomi, antagandet av Global Reporting Initiative som standard för rapportering, samt anpassandet av nya produkter till internationellt reglerade standarder Sweden NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4000000 3800000 0 3800000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 7800000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 4000000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd 3800000 NIR/Näringslivets Internationella Råd Cuba 2021-2025 Kuba 2021-2025 Afianzamiento de las premisas para un desarrollo económico sostenible e inclusivo. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10592 Sweden The objectives and expected results of the Core Activities are: 1. To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels particularly of the most marginalized; 2. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women’s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3. To facilitate the production of evidence based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building 4. To build the capacities of women’s rights organizations and movements in the region using rights based perspectives and interrogating the intersection of patriarchy, globalization, fundamentalisms and militarization. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) har ansökt om finansiering om 54 858 000 SEK till Svenska Ambassaden i Bangkok för att genomföra deras strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2023. Initiativet syftar till att 1) stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade grupperna, 2) förstärka och utöka kvinnorättsaktivisters- i Asien och Stilla havsorådets- röst, inflytande och påverkan på lokala, nationella, regionala och globala policy organ, 3) Underlätta produktionen av bevisbaserad forskning och verktyg för kvinnorättsaktivisters rörelseuppbyggnad och slutligen 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationers och rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. Målgruppen för stödet är 60-80 gräsrotsorganisationer som representerar urfolks, migrantgruppers samt kvinnor i urbana och rurala områdens kvinnorättsrörelser. Omkring 25% av den totala budgeten kanaliseras till slutmålgruppen samt en stöd/akutfond för kvinnorättsaktivister. The intended outcome is womens human rights in the region such as those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, and other international and regional human rights instruments are promoted, women are empowered to use law as an instrument of change for equality, justice, peace and development; and womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific region are strengthened. APWLDs achievements come from the strength of membership. APWLD believes that change happens when there are strong civil society movements with the capacity to identify problems and collectively advocate for solutions. APWLD utilises law as a tool for positive change with the full engagement of women in Asia Pacific. APWLDs work seeks to challenge and shift the causes of marginalisation and inequality. Causes are complex and inter-related and require long-term strategies and cross movement pressure to change. Its analysis focuses on the fusion of patriarchy with systems that routinely undermine womens rights: globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation as well as the impact of those including climate disasters and undemocratic states and spaces. To make impact APWLD works with women at both the grassroots and policy making levels to bring a feminist approach to their advocacy. In short, to implement this theory of change APWLD plans, monitors and evaluates its work in four domains of change: - Capacity Development, - Fostering knowledge, tools, communication and resources; - Advocacy expanding space for movements to influence laws, policies and practices and; - Movement architecture: enabling movements to build alliances, sustainability and accountability. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general APWLD participated in and led 17 regional and international iniatives, networks and alliances. Between 2017 and 2023, APWLD through their work with grassroots women and their communities through the Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR), Womenifesto and SDG monitoring resulted in the formation of at least 188 new women's groups in the local and national levels to advance women's human rights and Development Justice. APLWD has reported and demonstratrated a high capacity to identify and lift challenges from grassroot level to national, regional and international forums. As stated above, APWLD not only participated in and led 17 initiatives, networks or alliances at a regional or international level. They also enabled 114 grassroots feminist womens rights activist to directly engage in 19 high level advocacy spaces. In addition to this, 13 speaking opportunities for APWLDs members and partners were secured, contributing to relevant international advocate spaces. Women Rights Organisations collaborated with APWLD under the FPAR program have led them to becoming more self-reliant through raised capacity within research and analysis. Together with partners, 630 feminist knowledge tools and resources as well as 108 thematic submissions and statements were produced based on local perspectives. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10592-10592A0101 Sweden The objectives and expected results of the Core Activities are: 1. To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels particularly of the most marginalized; 2. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women’s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3. To facilitate the production of evidence based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building 4. To build the capacities of women’s rights organizations and movements in the region using rights based perspectives and interrogating the intersection of patriarchy, globalization, fundamentalisms and militarization. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) har ansökt om finansiering om 54 858 000 SEK till Svenska Ambassaden i Bangkok för att genomföra deras strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2023. Initiativet syftar till att 1) stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade grupperna, 2) förstärka och utöka kvinnorättsaktivisters- i Asien och Stilla havsorådets- röst, inflytande och påverkan på lokala, nationella, regionala och globala policy organ, 3) Underlätta produktionen av bevisbaserad forskning och verktyg för kvinnorättsaktivisters rörelseuppbyggnad och slutligen 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationers och rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. Målgruppen för stödet är 60-80 gräsrotsorganisationer som representerar urfolks, migrantgruppers samt kvinnor i urbana och rurala områdens kvinnorättsrörelser. Omkring 25% av den totala budgeten kanaliseras till slutmålgruppen samt en stöd/akutfond för kvinnorättsaktivister. The intended outcome is womens human rights in the region such as those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, and other international and regional human rights instruments are promoted, women are empowered to use law as an instrument of change for equality, justice, peace and development; and womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific region are strengthened. APWLDs achievements come from the strength of membership. APWLD believes that change happens when there are strong civil society movements with the capacity to identify problems and collectively advocate for solutions. APWLD utilises law as a tool for positive change with the full engagement of women in Asia Pacific. APWLDs work seeks to challenge and shift the causes of marginalisation and inequality. Causes are complex and inter-related and require long-term strategies and cross movement pressure to change. Its analysis focuses on the fusion of patriarchy with systems that routinely undermine womens rights: globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation as well as the impact of those including climate disasters and undemocratic states and spaces. To make impact APWLD works with women at both the grassroots and policy making levels to bring a feminist approach to their advocacy. In short, to implement this theory of change APWLD plans, monitors and evaluates its work in four domains of change: - Capacity Development, - Fostering knowledge, tools, communication and resources; - Advocacy expanding space for movements to influence laws, policies and practices and; - Movement architecture: enabling movements to build alliances, sustainability and accountability. Sweden APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7800000 9800000 8900000 7840000 11960000 0 0 0 0 0 9800000 0 0 0 3800000 8900000 0 4000000 0 4900000 0 0 0 2940000 0 0 0 11960000 0 46300000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 4000000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 3800000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 9800000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 8900000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 4900000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 2940000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 11960000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10592-10592A0103 Sweden The objectives and expected results of the Core Activities are: 1. To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels particularly of the most marginalized; 2. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women’s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3. To facilitate the production of evidence based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building 4. To build the capacities of women’s rights organizations and movements in the region using rights based perspectives and interrogating the intersection of patriarchy, globalization, fundamentalisms and militarization. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) har ansökt om finansiering om 54 858 000 SEK till Svenska Ambassaden i Bangkok för att genomföra deras strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2023. Initiativet syftar till att 1) stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade grupperna, 2) förstärka och utöka kvinnorättsaktivisters- i Asien och Stilla havsorådets- röst, inflytande och påverkan på lokala, nationella, regionala och globala policy organ, 3) Underlätta produktionen av bevisbaserad forskning och verktyg för kvinnorättsaktivisters rörelseuppbyggnad och slutligen 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationers och rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. Målgruppen för stödet är 60-80 gräsrotsorganisationer som representerar urfolks, migrantgruppers samt kvinnor i urbana och rurala områdens kvinnorättsrörelser. Omkring 25% av den totala budgeten kanaliseras till slutmålgruppen samt en stöd/akutfond för kvinnorättsaktivister. The intended outcome is womens human rights in the region such as those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, and other international and regional human rights instruments are promoted, women are empowered to use law as an instrument of change for equality, justice, peace and development; and womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific region are strengthened. APWLDs achievements come from the strength of membership. APWLD believes that change happens when there are strong civil society movements with the capacity to identify problems and collectively advocate for solutions. APWLD utilises law as a tool for positive change with the full engagement of women in Asia Pacific. APWLDs work seeks to challenge and shift the causes of marginalisation and inequality. Causes are complex and inter-related and require long-term strategies and cross movement pressure to change. Its analysis focuses on the fusion of patriarchy with systems that routinely undermine womens rights: globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation as well as the impact of those including climate disasters and undemocratic states and spaces. To make impact APWLD works with women at both the grassroots and policy making levels to bring a feminist approach to their advocacy. In short, to implement this theory of change APWLD plans, monitors and evaluates its work in four domains of change: - Capacity Development, - Fostering knowledge, tools, communication and resources; - Advocacy expanding space for movements to influence laws, policies and practices and; - Movement architecture: enabling movements to build alliances, sustainability and accountability. Sweden APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5990600 2567400 0 0 0 0 2567400 0 5990600 8558000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 5990600 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 2567400 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10592-10592A0201 Sweden The objectives and expected results of the Core Activities are: 1. To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels particularly of the most marginalized; 2. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women’s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3. To facilitate the production of evidence based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building 4. To build the capacities of women’s rights organizations and movements in the region using rights based perspectives and interrogating the intersection of patriarchy, globalization, fundamentalisms and militarization. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) har ansökt om finansiering om 54 858 000 SEK till Svenska Ambassaden i Bangkok för att genomföra deras strategiska plan för perioden 2017-2023. Initiativet syftar till att 1) stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade grupperna, 2) förstärka och utöka kvinnorättsaktivisters- i Asien och Stilla havsorådets- röst, inflytande och påverkan på lokala, nationella, regionala och globala policy organ, 3) Underlätta produktionen av bevisbaserad forskning och verktyg för kvinnorättsaktivisters rörelseuppbyggnad och slutligen 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationers och rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. Målgruppen för stödet är 60-80 gräsrotsorganisationer som representerar urfolks, migrantgruppers samt kvinnor i urbana och rurala områdens kvinnorättsrörelser. Omkring 25% av den totala budgeten kanaliseras till slutmålgruppen samt en stöd/akutfond för kvinnorättsaktivister. The intended outcome is womens human rights in the region such as those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, and other international and regional human rights instruments are promoted, women are empowered to use law as an instrument of change for equality, justice, peace and development; and womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific region are strengthened. APWLDs achievements come from the strength of membership. APWLD believes that change happens when there are strong civil society movements with the capacity to identify problems and collectively advocate for solutions. APWLD utilises law as a tool for positive change with the full engagement of women in Asia Pacific. APWLDs work seeks to challenge and shift the causes of marginalisation and inequality. Causes are complex and inter-related and require long-term strategies and cross movement pressure to change. Its analysis focuses on the fusion of patriarchy with systems that routinely undermine womens rights: globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation as well as the impact of those including climate disasters and undemocratic states and spaces. To make impact APWLD works with women at both the grassroots and policy making levels to bring a feminist approach to their advocacy. In short, to implement this theory of change APWLD plans, monitors and evaluates its work in four domains of change: - Capacity Development, - Fostering knowledge, tools, communication and resources; - Advocacy expanding space for movements to influence laws, policies and practices and; - Movement architecture: enabling movements to build alliances, sustainability and accountability. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 146412 0 0 146412 146412 BDO Llp 146411.56 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10719 Sweden The Rule of Law programme, Sawasya II, seeks to advance the rule of law, integrity, gender justice and human rights in Palestine for the period 2019-2021. Bringing together the main UN entities (UNDP/UNWomen/Unicef) mandated and invested in these areas in an integrated programme framework (three years, with provision for a further two optional years), the Sawasya II will contribute towards a functioning and inclusive rule of law system that respects, protects and fulfils human rights and gender equality and promote peace and security. Sweden aim to contribute with financing for the programme starting 1 April 2019, but has been involved in the development of the programme and monitored it closely since the start in July 2018, hence supports the efforts that have been made and results that have been achieved since then. Access to justice is a basic principle of the rule of law. In the absence of access to justice, people are unable to have their voice heard, to exercise their rights, to challenge discrimination or hold decision-makers accountable. Acknowledging that the ability to access justice is a human right initself and is key to the realization of all other human rights, Sawasya II will address gender justice gaps and structural discrimination against women which are deeply entrenched in the justice and security systems in Palestine. To do so, Sawasya II has conducted a gender analysis of the underlying causes of gender inequality and discrimination against women, and investigated the impact of those causes on women’s access to justice and their realization to human rights. Sawasya II adopts a holistic gender mainstreaming approach and developed a gender strategy which sets out tools, methods and approaches to ensure that women’s rights, needs and interests are adequately reflected in the programme’s policy, programming frameworks and directions. The Sawasya II programme builds on the accumulated experience and expertise of the involved UN entities, at both global and local levels, including that of the Sawasya I joint programme of UNDP and UNWomen, as well as the experience of Unicef. The process for developing the programme proposal for Sawasya II has been thoroughly based upon previous experiences, evaluations and an intense dialouge with all partners and stakeholders connected to the programme. From the perspective of the UN implementing agencies, the focus, content and strategy of Sawasya II has been informed extensively by discussions with Palestinian counterparts and stakeholders. The programme has identified key lessons learnt from the implementation of the Sawasya I programme in terms of: i) strategic and thematic focus; ii) programme implementation strategy; iii) programme governance structure; iv) programme management arrangements and v) programme gender, children and women’s human rights integration. These lessons learned, which drew on the recommendations of a mid-term strategic review, the final independent evaluation of the Sawasya I programme , an independently produced report by Clingendael Institute , and rolling internal analysis, have informed the design of Sawasya II. The implementing UN agencies have also drawn upon analysis and commentary on relevant issues emanating from multilateral forums concerned with Palestine, such as the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee and on the experiences of other political, development and humanitarian actors on the ground. The Programme aims to leverage partnerships with other key bilateral and multilateral development partners, including the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), the Office of the Middle East Quartet, the European Union (via both the Office of the EU Representative and the EUPOL COPPS mission), and lead bilateral donors in the justice and security sectors. Rättssektorprogrammet, Sawasya II, syftar till att främja rättsstatsprincipen, integritet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina för perioden 2019-2021. Sawasya II länkar samman tre av de viktigaste FN organen (UNDP / UNWomen / Unicef) som har mandat och resurser att verka inom dessa områden, i ett integrerat programramverk (tre år med potential för ytterligare två år) som arbetar för ett progressivt fungerande och alltmer inkluderande rättssystem som respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet samt främjar fred och säkerhet. Tillgång till rättsväsendet är en grundläggande princip för en rättsstat. I avsaknad av tillgång till rättvisa kan människors röst inte höras, de kan ej utöva sina rättigheter, inte heller utmana diskriminering eller hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga. Sverige bidrar med finansiering till progammet från och med 1 april 2019, men har medverkat i utvecklingen av programmet och följt det sedan dess start 2018 och stödjer därmed de insatser som gjorts och resultat som uppnåtts sedan dess. Genom att erkänna att möjligheten att få tillgång till rättvisa är en mänsklig rättighet samt är nyckeln till förverkligandet av alla andra mänskliga rättigheter, kommer Sawasya II att ta itu med den könsdiskriminering och strukturella diskriminering av kvinnor som är djupt förankrade i rättsväsendet och säkerhetssystemen i Palestina. För att kunna göra detta har Sawasya II genomfört en jämställdhetsanalys av de bakomliggande orsakerna till bristen på jämställdhet mellan könen och diskriminering av kvinnor och undersökt effekten av dessa på kvinnors tillgång till rättslig prövning och deras förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter. Sawasya II har ett holistiskt jämställdhetsperspektiv och har utvecklat en jämställdhetsstrategi som innehåller verktyg, metoder och angreppssätt för att förverkliga att kvinnors rättigheter, behov och intressen återspeglas på adekvat sätt i programmets policy, programmeringsramar och inriktningar. Sawasya II programmet bygger på den samlade erfarenheten och sakkunskapen hos de berörda FN-organen, både globalt och lokalt, inklusive erfarenheterna från Sawasya I programmet (52110073) som genomfördes av UNDP och UNWomen, samt Unicefs erfarenhet. Processen för att utveckla Sawasya II programmet har grundats på tidigare erfarenheter, utvärderingar och en intensiv dialog med alla partner och intressenter som är anslutna till programmet. Utifrån de tre genomförandepartners har Sawasya II fokus, innehåll och strategi utvecklats i stor utsträckning genom diskussioner med palestinska motsvarigheter och intressenter. Programmet har identifierat viktiga lärdomar från genomförandet av Sawasya I-programmet när det gäller: i) strategisk och tematisk inriktning; ii) programmets genomförandestrategi iii) programstyrningsstruktur; iv) programhanteringsarrangemang och v) programmera jämställdhet, samt integrering av barn och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Dessa lärdomar, som är utarbetade från rekommendationer i en strategisk halv-tids översyn, den slutliga oberoende utvärderingen av Sawasya I-programmet, samt en självständigt producerad rapport från Clingendael Institute, och rullande intern analys, har alla bidragit till Sawasya II programmets design. De tre genomförandeorganen har också tagit fram analyser och kommentarer om relevanta utmaningar som härrör från multilaterala forum där Palestina diskuteras, såsom ad hoc-kontaktkommittén och om erfarenheter från andra politiska, utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer på plats. Programmet syftar till att utnyttja partnerskap med andra viktiga bilaterala och multilaterala utvecklingspartners, bland annat organet för FN: s särskilda koordinator för fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern (UNSCO), kontoret för Mellanösternkvartetten, Europeiska unionen (via både EU delegationen och EUPOL COPPS) och ledande bilaterala givare inom sektorerna för justitie och säkerhet. The overarching objective of Sawasya II has UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 16 at its core: focused on achieving gender equality and empowerment for women and girls (SDG 5) and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provision of access to justice for all, and the realisation of effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (SDG 16). There are four outcome objectives to support the overall programme objective; 1) Rule of law institutions are strengthened and reunified by legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in line with international standards. 2) Service provision by rule of law institutions is effective, accountable and inclusive. 3) All Palestinians, especially children and vulnerable groups, have access to justice, security and protection without discrimination. 4) Women's access to justice and security are improved through gender-responsive service delivery and empowerment of women. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general The final evaluation report indicates that Sawasya has achieved important results. The evaluators highlight in particular that the program has succeeded unusually well in implementing joint programming to the full. Evaluators found that each of the three participating UN agencies (UNDP, UNICEF and UNWOMEN) have contributed their expertise in an effective way, thereby significantly increasing access to justice for women and children in Palestine despite the highly difficult political, financial and crisis setting. The evaluation supported the significant emphasis on early intervention and efforts to use diversion from full court processes that Sawasya II has adopted, given the clear and ongoing issues with the timeliness of the formal system. The efforts to improve initial contact with the police and legal system, the integration of social services at the earliest point, and the development of alternatives to legal redress and to detention represent a sensible investment and appear to be providing direct benefits to women and children who come into contact with the law. One Stop Centres are a success in Ramallah and are being expanded to Hebron and Nablus. There has been an integration of social and justice services for children more thoroughly. The programmes efforts on institutional strengthening are also considered effective. There have been significant improvements in the functioning of the High Judicial Council and the Attorney Generals Office, both of which show clear improvements in whole of system functioning. There are also improvements within the Polices Family Juvenile Protection Units and Sharia courts, albeit with a more emphasis on the gender and child focused capacities. Finally the programme has succeeded in supporting the development of stronger accountability systems within and over the formal justice system. The programme has adopted a good balance of strengthening internal monitoring and oversight capabilities within the agencies, while also supporting external oversight through mechanisms involving CSOs. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10719-10719A0101 Sweden The Rule of Law programme, Sawasya II, seeks to advance the rule of law, integrity, gender justice and human rights in Palestine for the period 2019-2021. Bringing together the main UN entities (UNDP/UNWomen/Unicef) mandated and invested in these areas in an integrated programme framework (three years, with provision for a further two optional years), the Sawasya II will contribute towards a functioning and inclusive rule of law system that respects, protects and fulfils human rights and gender equality and promote peace and security. Sweden aim to contribute with financing for the programme starting 1 April 2019, but has been involved in the development of the programme and monitored it closely since the start in July 2018, hence supports the efforts that have been made and results that have been achieved since then. Access to justice is a basic principle of the rule of law. In the absence of access to justice, people are unable to have their voice heard, to exercise their rights, to challenge discrimination or hold decision-makers accountable. Acknowledging that the ability to access justice is a human right initself and is key to the realization of all other human rights, Sawasya II will address gender justice gaps and structural discrimination against women which are deeply entrenched in the justice and security systems in Palestine. To do so, Sawasya II has conducted a gender analysis of the underlying causes of gender inequality and discrimination against women, and investigated the impact of those causes on women’s access to justice and their realization to human rights. Sawasya II adopts a holistic gender mainstreaming approach and developed a gender strategy which sets out tools, methods and approaches to ensure that women’s rights, needs and interests are adequately reflected in the programme’s policy, programming frameworks and directions. The Sawasya II programme builds on the accumulated experience and expertise of the involved UN entities, at both global and local levels, including that of the Sawasya I joint programme of UNDP and UNWomen, as well as the experience of Unicef. The process for developing the programme proposal for Sawasya II has been thoroughly based upon previous experiences, evaluations and an intense dialouge with all partners and stakeholders connected to the programme. From the perspective of the UN implementing agencies, the focus, content and strategy of Sawasya II has been informed extensively by discussions with Palestinian counterparts and stakeholders. The programme has identified key lessons learnt from the implementation of the Sawasya I programme in terms of: i) strategic and thematic focus; ii) programme implementation strategy; iii) programme governance structure; iv) programme management arrangements and v) programme gender, children and women’s human rights integration. These lessons learned, which drew on the recommendations of a mid-term strategic review, the final independent evaluation of the Sawasya I programme , an independently produced report by Clingendael Institute , and rolling internal analysis, have informed the design of Sawasya II. The implementing UN agencies have also drawn upon analysis and commentary on relevant issues emanating from multilateral forums concerned with Palestine, such as the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee and on the experiences of other political, development and humanitarian actors on the ground. The Programme aims to leverage partnerships with other key bilateral and multilateral development partners, including the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), the Office of the Middle East Quartet, the European Union (via both the Office of the EU Representative and the EUPOL COPPS mission), and lead bilateral donors in the justice and security sectors. Rättssektorprogrammet, Sawasya II, syftar till att främja rättsstatsprincipen, integritet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina för perioden 2019-2021. Sawasya II länkar samman tre av de viktigaste FN organen (UNDP / UNWomen / Unicef) som har mandat och resurser att verka inom dessa områden, i ett integrerat programramverk (tre år med potential för ytterligare två år) som arbetar för ett progressivt fungerande och alltmer inkluderande rättssystem som respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet samt främjar fred och säkerhet. Tillgång till rättsväsendet är en grundläggande princip för en rättsstat. I avsaknad av tillgång till rättvisa kan människors röst inte höras, de kan ej utöva sina rättigheter, inte heller utmana diskriminering eller hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga. Sverige bidrar med finansiering till progammet från och med 1 april 2019, men har medverkat i utvecklingen av programmet och följt det sedan dess start 2018 och stödjer därmed de insatser som gjorts och resultat som uppnåtts sedan dess. Genom att erkänna att möjligheten att få tillgång till rättvisa är en mänsklig rättighet samt är nyckeln till förverkligandet av alla andra mänskliga rättigheter, kommer Sawasya II att ta itu med den könsdiskriminering och strukturella diskriminering av kvinnor som är djupt förankrade i rättsväsendet och säkerhetssystemen i Palestina. För att kunna göra detta har Sawasya II genomfört en jämställdhetsanalys av de bakomliggande orsakerna till bristen på jämställdhet mellan könen och diskriminering av kvinnor och undersökt effekten av dessa på kvinnors tillgång till rättslig prövning och deras förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter. Sawasya II har ett holistiskt jämställdhetsperspektiv och har utvecklat en jämställdhetsstrategi som innehåller verktyg, metoder och angreppssätt för att förverkliga att kvinnors rättigheter, behov och intressen återspeglas på adekvat sätt i programmets policy, programmeringsramar och inriktningar. Sawasya II programmet bygger på den samlade erfarenheten och sakkunskapen hos de berörda FN-organen, både globalt och lokalt, inklusive erfarenheterna från Sawasya I programmet (52110073) som genomfördes av UNDP och UNWomen, samt Unicefs erfarenhet. Processen för att utveckla Sawasya II programmet har grundats på tidigare erfarenheter, utvärderingar och en intensiv dialog med alla partner och intressenter som är anslutna till programmet. Utifrån de tre genomförandepartners har Sawasya II fokus, innehåll och strategi utvecklats i stor utsträckning genom diskussioner med palestinska motsvarigheter och intressenter. Programmet har identifierat viktiga lärdomar från genomförandet av Sawasya I-programmet när det gäller: i) strategisk och tematisk inriktning; ii) programmets genomförandestrategi iii) programstyrningsstruktur; iv) programhanteringsarrangemang och v) programmera jämställdhet, samt integrering av barn och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Dessa lärdomar, som är utarbetade från rekommendationer i en strategisk halv-tids översyn, den slutliga oberoende utvärderingen av Sawasya I-programmet, samt en självständigt producerad rapport från Clingendael Institute, och rullande intern analys, har alla bidragit till Sawasya II programmets design. De tre genomförandeorganen har också tagit fram analyser och kommentarer om relevanta utmaningar som härrör från multilaterala forum där Palestina diskuteras, såsom ad hoc-kontaktkommittén och om erfarenheter från andra politiska, utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer på plats. Programmet syftar till att utnyttja partnerskap med andra viktiga bilaterala och multilaterala utvecklingspartners, bland annat organet för FN: s särskilda koordinator för fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern (UNSCO), kontoret för Mellanösternkvartetten, Europeiska unionen (via både EU delegationen och EUPOL COPPS) och ledande bilaterala givare inom sektorerna för justitie och säkerhet. The overarching objective of Sawasya II has UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 16 at its core: focused on achieving gender equality and empowerment for women and girls (SDG 5) and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provision of access to justice for all, and the realisation of effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (SDG 16). There are four outcome objectives to support the overall programme objective; 1) Rule of law institutions are strengthened and reunified by legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in line with international standards. 2) Service provision by rule of law institutions is effective, accountable and inclusive. 3) All Palestinians, especially children and vulnerable groups, have access to justice, security and protection without discrimination. 4) Women's access to justice and security are improved through gender-responsive service delivery and empowerment of women. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 35000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 15000000 35000000 0 0 60000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 35000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Strengthened, more transparent and democratically governed public Palestinian institutions Stärkta, mer transparenta och demokratiskt styrda offentliga palestinska institutioner Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck More effective accountability mechanisms, including a viable and pluralistic civil society Mer effektiva ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer, inklusive ett mer livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10719-10719A0102 Sweden The Rule of Law programme, Sawasya II, seeks to advance the rule of law, integrity, gender justice and human rights in Palestine for the period 2019-2021. Bringing together the main UN entities (UNDP/UNWomen/Unicef) mandated and invested in these areas in an integrated programme framework (three years, with provision for a further two optional years), the Sawasya II will contribute towards a functioning and inclusive rule of law system that respects, protects and fulfils human rights and gender equality and promote peace and security. Sweden aim to contribute with financing for the programme starting 1 April 2019, but has been involved in the development of the programme and monitored it closely since the start in July 2018, hence supports the efforts that have been made and results that have been achieved since then. Access to justice is a basic principle of the rule of law. In the absence of access to justice, people are unable to have their voice heard, to exercise their rights, to challenge discrimination or hold decision-makers accountable. Acknowledging that the ability to access justice is a human right initself and is key to the realization of all other human rights, Sawasya II will address gender justice gaps and structural discrimination against women which are deeply entrenched in the justice and security systems in Palestine. To do so, Sawasya II has conducted a gender analysis of the underlying causes of gender inequality and discrimination against women, and investigated the impact of those causes on women’s access to justice and their realization to human rights. Sawasya II adopts a holistic gender mainstreaming approach and developed a gender strategy which sets out tools, methods and approaches to ensure that women’s rights, needs and interests are adequately reflected in the programme’s policy, programming frameworks and directions. The Sawasya II programme builds on the accumulated experience and expertise of the involved UN entities, at both global and local levels, including that of the Sawasya I joint programme of UNDP and UNWomen, as well as the experience of Unicef. The process for developing the programme proposal for Sawasya II has been thoroughly based upon previous experiences, evaluations and an intense dialouge with all partners and stakeholders connected to the programme. From the perspective of the UN implementing agencies, the focus, content and strategy of Sawasya II has been informed extensively by discussions with Palestinian counterparts and stakeholders. The programme has identified key lessons learnt from the implementation of the Sawasya I programme in terms of: i) strategic and thematic focus; ii) programme implementation strategy; iii) programme governance structure; iv) programme management arrangements and v) programme gender, children and women’s human rights integration. These lessons learned, which drew on the recommendations of a mid-term strategic review, the final independent evaluation of the Sawasya I programme , an independently produced report by Clingendael Institute , and rolling internal analysis, have informed the design of Sawasya II. The implementing UN agencies have also drawn upon analysis and commentary on relevant issues emanating from multilateral forums concerned with Palestine, such as the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee and on the experiences of other political, development and humanitarian actors on the ground. The Programme aims to leverage partnerships with other key bilateral and multilateral development partners, including the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), the Office of the Middle East Quartet, the European Union (via both the Office of the EU Representative and the EUPOL COPPS mission), and lead bilateral donors in the justice and security sectors. Rättssektorprogrammet, Sawasya II, syftar till att främja rättsstatsprincipen, integritet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina för perioden 2019-2021. Sawasya II länkar samman tre av de viktigaste FN organen (UNDP / UNWomen / Unicef) som har mandat och resurser att verka inom dessa områden, i ett integrerat programramverk (tre år med potential för ytterligare två år) som arbetar för ett progressivt fungerande och alltmer inkluderande rättssystem som respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet samt främjar fred och säkerhet. Tillgång till rättsväsendet är en grundläggande princip för en rättsstat. I avsaknad av tillgång till rättvisa kan människors röst inte höras, de kan ej utöva sina rättigheter, inte heller utmana diskriminering eller hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga. Sverige bidrar med finansiering till progammet från och med 1 april 2019, men har medverkat i utvecklingen av programmet och följt det sedan dess start 2018 och stödjer därmed de insatser som gjorts och resultat som uppnåtts sedan dess. Genom att erkänna att möjligheten att få tillgång till rättvisa är en mänsklig rättighet samt är nyckeln till förverkligandet av alla andra mänskliga rättigheter, kommer Sawasya II att ta itu med den könsdiskriminering och strukturella diskriminering av kvinnor som är djupt förankrade i rättsväsendet och säkerhetssystemen i Palestina. För att kunna göra detta har Sawasya II genomfört en jämställdhetsanalys av de bakomliggande orsakerna till bristen på jämställdhet mellan könen och diskriminering av kvinnor och undersökt effekten av dessa på kvinnors tillgång till rättslig prövning och deras förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter. Sawasya II har ett holistiskt jämställdhetsperspektiv och har utvecklat en jämställdhetsstrategi som innehåller verktyg, metoder och angreppssätt för att förverkliga att kvinnors rättigheter, behov och intressen återspeglas på adekvat sätt i programmets policy, programmeringsramar och inriktningar. Sawasya II programmet bygger på den samlade erfarenheten och sakkunskapen hos de berörda FN-organen, både globalt och lokalt, inklusive erfarenheterna från Sawasya I programmet (52110073) som genomfördes av UNDP och UNWomen, samt Unicefs erfarenhet. Processen för att utveckla Sawasya II programmet har grundats på tidigare erfarenheter, utvärderingar och en intensiv dialog med alla partner och intressenter som är anslutna till programmet. Utifrån de tre genomförandepartners har Sawasya II fokus, innehåll och strategi utvecklats i stor utsträckning genom diskussioner med palestinska motsvarigheter och intressenter. Programmet har identifierat viktiga lärdomar från genomförandet av Sawasya I-programmet när det gäller: i) strategisk och tematisk inriktning; ii) programmets genomförandestrategi iii) programstyrningsstruktur; iv) programhanteringsarrangemang och v) programmera jämställdhet, samt integrering av barn och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Dessa lärdomar, som är utarbetade från rekommendationer i en strategisk halv-tids översyn, den slutliga oberoende utvärderingen av Sawasya I-programmet, samt en självständigt producerad rapport från Clingendael Institute, och rullande intern analys, har alla bidragit till Sawasya II programmets design. De tre genomförandeorganen har också tagit fram analyser och kommentarer om relevanta utmaningar som härrör från multilaterala forum där Palestina diskuteras, såsom ad hoc-kontaktkommittén och om erfarenheter från andra politiska, utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer på plats. Programmet syftar till att utnyttja partnerskap med andra viktiga bilaterala och multilaterala utvecklingspartners, bland annat organet för FN: s särskilda koordinator för fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern (UNSCO), kontoret för Mellanösternkvartetten, Europeiska unionen (via både EU delegationen och EUPOL COPPS) och ledande bilaterala givare inom sektorerna för justitie och säkerhet. The overarching objective of Sawasya II has UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 16 at its core: focused on achieving gender equality and empowerment for women and girls (SDG 5) and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provision of access to justice for all, and the realisation of effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (SDG 16). There are four outcome objectives to support the overall programme objective; 1) Rule of law institutions are strengthened and reunified by legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in line with international standards. 2) Service provision by rule of law institutions is effective, accountable and inclusive. 3) All Palestinians, especially children and vulnerable groups, have access to justice, security and protection without discrimination. 4) Women's access to justice and security are improved through gender-responsive service delivery and empowerment of women. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 34000000 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 34000000 20000000 74000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 34000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 20000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 20000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened democratic public institutions, including reduced corruption and increased accountability Stärkta, demokratiska, offentliga institutioner, inklusive minskad korruption, samt ökade möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10719-10719A0104 Sweden The Rule of Law programme, Sawasya II, seeks to advance the rule of law, integrity, gender justice and human rights in Palestine for the period 2019-2021. Bringing together the main UN entities (UNDP/UNWomen/Unicef) mandated and invested in these areas in an integrated programme framework (three years, with provision for a further two optional years), the Sawasya II will contribute towards a functioning and inclusive rule of law system that respects, protects and fulfils human rights and gender equality and promote peace and security. Sweden aim to contribute with financing for the programme starting 1 April 2019, but has been involved in the development of the programme and monitored it closely since the start in July 2018, hence supports the efforts that have been made and results that have been achieved since then. Access to justice is a basic principle of the rule of law. In the absence of access to justice, people are unable to have their voice heard, to exercise their rights, to challenge discrimination or hold decision-makers accountable. Acknowledging that the ability to access justice is a human right initself and is key to the realization of all other human rights, Sawasya II will address gender justice gaps and structural discrimination against women which are deeply entrenched in the justice and security systems in Palestine. To do so, Sawasya II has conducted a gender analysis of the underlying causes of gender inequality and discrimination against women, and investigated the impact of those causes on women’s access to justice and their realization to human rights. Sawasya II adopts a holistic gender mainstreaming approach and developed a gender strategy which sets out tools, methods and approaches to ensure that women’s rights, needs and interests are adequately reflected in the programme’s policy, programming frameworks and directions. The Sawasya II programme builds on the accumulated experience and expertise of the involved UN entities, at both global and local levels, including that of the Sawasya I joint programme of UNDP and UNWomen, as well as the experience of Unicef. The process for developing the programme proposal for Sawasya II has been thoroughly based upon previous experiences, evaluations and an intense dialouge with all partners and stakeholders connected to the programme. From the perspective of the UN implementing agencies, the focus, content and strategy of Sawasya II has been informed extensively by discussions with Palestinian counterparts and stakeholders. The programme has identified key lessons learnt from the implementation of the Sawasya I programme in terms of: i) strategic and thematic focus; ii) programme implementation strategy; iii) programme governance structure; iv) programme management arrangements and v) programme gender, children and women’s human rights integration. These lessons learned, which drew on the recommendations of a mid-term strategic review, the final independent evaluation of the Sawasya I programme , an independently produced report by Clingendael Institute , and rolling internal analysis, have informed the design of Sawasya II. The implementing UN agencies have also drawn upon analysis and commentary on relevant issues emanating from multilateral forums concerned with Palestine, such as the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee and on the experiences of other political, development and humanitarian actors on the ground. The Programme aims to leverage partnerships with other key bilateral and multilateral development partners, including the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), the Office of the Middle East Quartet, the European Union (via both the Office of the EU Representative and the EUPOL COPPS mission), and lead bilateral donors in the justice and security sectors. Rättssektorprogrammet, Sawasya II, syftar till att främja rättsstatsprincipen, integritet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina för perioden 2019-2021. Sawasya II länkar samman tre av de viktigaste FN organen (UNDP / UNWomen / Unicef) som har mandat och resurser att verka inom dessa områden, i ett integrerat programramverk (tre år med potential för ytterligare två år) som arbetar för ett progressivt fungerande och alltmer inkluderande rättssystem som respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet samt främjar fred och säkerhet. Tillgång till rättsväsendet är en grundläggande princip för en rättsstat. I avsaknad av tillgång till rättvisa kan människors röst inte höras, de kan ej utöva sina rättigheter, inte heller utmana diskriminering eller hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga. Sverige bidrar med finansiering till progammet från och med 1 april 2019, men har medverkat i utvecklingen av programmet och följt det sedan dess start 2018 och stödjer därmed de insatser som gjorts och resultat som uppnåtts sedan dess. Genom att erkänna att möjligheten att få tillgång till rättvisa är en mänsklig rättighet samt är nyckeln till förverkligandet av alla andra mänskliga rättigheter, kommer Sawasya II att ta itu med den könsdiskriminering och strukturella diskriminering av kvinnor som är djupt förankrade i rättsväsendet och säkerhetssystemen i Palestina. För att kunna göra detta har Sawasya II genomfört en jämställdhetsanalys av de bakomliggande orsakerna till bristen på jämställdhet mellan könen och diskriminering av kvinnor och undersökt effekten av dessa på kvinnors tillgång till rättslig prövning och deras förverkligande av mänskliga rättigheter. Sawasya II har ett holistiskt jämställdhetsperspektiv och har utvecklat en jämställdhetsstrategi som innehåller verktyg, metoder och angreppssätt för att förverkliga att kvinnors rättigheter, behov och intressen återspeglas på adekvat sätt i programmets policy, programmeringsramar och inriktningar. Sawasya II programmet bygger på den samlade erfarenheten och sakkunskapen hos de berörda FN-organen, både globalt och lokalt, inklusive erfarenheterna från Sawasya I programmet (52110073) som genomfördes av UNDP och UNWomen, samt Unicefs erfarenhet. Processen för att utveckla Sawasya II programmet har grundats på tidigare erfarenheter, utvärderingar och en intensiv dialog med alla partner och intressenter som är anslutna till programmet. Utifrån de tre genomförandepartners har Sawasya II fokus, innehåll och strategi utvecklats i stor utsträckning genom diskussioner med palestinska motsvarigheter och intressenter. Programmet har identifierat viktiga lärdomar från genomförandet av Sawasya I-programmet när det gäller: i) strategisk och tematisk inriktning; ii) programmets genomförandestrategi iii) programstyrningsstruktur; iv) programhanteringsarrangemang och v) programmera jämställdhet, samt integrering av barn och kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Dessa lärdomar, som är utarbetade från rekommendationer i en strategisk halv-tids översyn, den slutliga oberoende utvärderingen av Sawasya I-programmet, samt en självständigt producerad rapport från Clingendael Institute, och rullande intern analys, har alla bidragit till Sawasya II programmets design. De tre genomförandeorganen har också tagit fram analyser och kommentarer om relevanta utmaningar som härrör från multilaterala forum där Palestina diskuteras, såsom ad hoc-kontaktkommittén och om erfarenheter från andra politiska, utvecklings- och humanitära aktörer på plats. Programmet syftar till att utnyttja partnerskap med andra viktiga bilaterala och multilaterala utvecklingspartners, bland annat organet för FN: s särskilda koordinator för fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern (UNSCO), kontoret för Mellanösternkvartetten, Europeiska unionen (via både EU delegationen och EUPOL COPPS) och ledande bilaterala givare inom sektorerna för justitie och säkerhet. The overarching objective of Sawasya II has UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 16 at its core: focused on achieving gender equality and empowerment for women and girls (SDG 5) and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provision of access to justice for all, and the realisation of effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (SDG 16). There are four outcome objectives to support the overall programme objective; 1) Rule of law institutions are strengthened and reunified by legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in line with international standards. 2) Service provision by rule of law institutions is effective, accountable and inclusive. 3) All Palestinians, especially children and vulnerable groups, have access to justice, security and protection without discrimination. 4) Women's access to justice and security are improved through gender-responsive service delivery and empowerment of women. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -119007 -119007 0 -119007 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office -119006.92 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10733 Sweden Support to the main accountability mechanism in Ethiopia in order to contribute to that they can implement their core mandate in a more independent and professional manner. Stöd till demokratiska institutioner som lyder under parlamentet i syfte att stärka dess möjligheter att genomföra sitt mandat på ett mer oberoende sätt. The objectives of the programme, that is managed by the UNDP and implemented by Ethiopian state institutions, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, NEBE, the Ombudsman, The Federal Court, the Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Peace, and the Parliament, to strengthen key democratic functions, are as follows: 1. Political processes of federal and regional state legislative bodies are more inclusive and effectively delivering on their constitutional mandates. 2. Federal and regional state systems of governance are more accountable, transparent and are delivering public services in a more inclusive and responsive ways. 3. Citizens are more empowered to voice their concern and actively participate in decision making processes at all levels of the governance and political systems. 4. Systems and mechanisms for promoting social cohesion, managing diversity, preventing and managing conflicts, fostering dialogues and building peace are further strengthened at national, regional and local levels. 5. Access to justice enhanced and human rights promoted and protected across Ethiopia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Over the project period, the following eleven Ethiopian democratic institutions/Implementing Partners (IPs) benefited from the GDPP support: 1. House of Peoples Representatives (HoPR) 2. House of Federation (HoF) 3. Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (FEACC) 4. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) 5. Ethiopian Institute of Ombudsman (EIO) 6. Office of Attorney General (OAG) 7. Office of Federal Auditor General (OFAG) 8.Ministry of Peace (MoP) 9.Council of Constitutional Inquiry (CCI) 10. National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) 11.Ethiopia Media Authority (EMA formerly the Ethiopian Broadcast Authority) These institutions / partners received the GDPP support in order to increase their efficiency, transparency and inclusivity and thereby improve the quality of the institutions. This implied the aim to strengthen citizens' empowerment and participation, access to justice and protection of human rights. Examples of results hat the project achieved: Firstly, in 2020, a new Media Policy for enhanced freedom of expression and strengthened media independence was introduced and adopted by the Council of Ministers. A media monitoring manual and fact-checking guideline was also implemented to strengthen the quality and delivery of its media monitoring and fact checking mandates. This was also combined with UNDP led training for media operators. Secondly, the Federal Ethics and anti-corruption commission (FEACC) organized forums and trainings for key stakeholders to raise awareness about corruption. The participants of the trainings became equipped with skills & knowledge about corruption, practical approaches and tools on ethical decision-making, organizational integrity, conflict of interest and corruption risk assessment. To ensure sustainability of the program, the training participants gained skills on how to organize and facilitate online training in FEACCs future training programs. The FEACC program also implied a platform between key stakeholders such as municipalities and media institutions to create a conducive environment for a joint action to prevent corruption. This implied raising public awareness to provide reliable information on corruption and for the public to be part of the solution as regards prevention of corruption. Thirdly, with support of the project, the Ethiopian Institute of Ombudsman (EIO) developed and operationalized a new IT-based case flow management and database systems and familiarized staff with newly developed IT-based systems. These innovations will help to improve the EIO ability to handle individual cases with greater efficiency. Fourthly, the program also supported the independence, mandate, functioning and activity of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) in raising and following up on human rights abuses in Ethiopia. For instance, in November 2023, the EHRC and UN Human Rights Office released a report of the joint investigation of alleged human rights violations related to the Tigray conflict. Sources: UM2017/32900/ADDI-60 UM2017/32900/ADDI-52 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10733-10733A0101 Sweden Support to the main accountability mechanism in Ethiopia in order to contribute to that they can implement their core mandate in a more independent and professional manner. Stöd till demokratiska institutioner som lyder under parlamentet i syfte att stärka dess möjligheter att genomföra sitt mandat på ett mer oberoende sätt. The objectives of the programme, that is managed by the UNDP and implemented by Ethiopian state institutions, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, NEBE, the Ombudsman, The Federal Court, the Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Peace, and the Parliament, to strengthen key democratic functions, are as follows: 1. Political processes of federal and regional state legislative bodies are more inclusive and effectively delivering on their constitutional mandates. 2. Federal and regional state systems of governance are more accountable, transparent and are delivering public services in a more inclusive and responsive ways. 3. Citizens are more empowered to voice their concern and actively participate in decision making processes at all levels of the governance and political systems. 4. Systems and mechanisms for promoting social cohesion, managing diversity, preventing and managing conflicts, fostering dialogues and building peace are further strengthened at national, regional and local levels. 5. Access to justice enhanced and human rights promoted and protected across Ethiopia. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 28000000 5000000 15000000 5000000 23700000 0 0 0 7500000 0 5000000 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 28000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 3700000 76700000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 28000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3700000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened rule of law Ökad rättssäkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10733-10733A0102 Sweden Support to the main accountability mechanism in Ethiopia in order to contribute to that they can implement their core mandate in a more independent and professional manner. Stöd till demokratiska institutioner som lyder under parlamentet i syfte att stärka dess möjligheter att genomföra sitt mandat på ett mer oberoende sätt. The objectives of the programme, that is managed by the UNDP and implemented by Ethiopian state institutions, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, NEBE, the Ombudsman, The Federal Court, the Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Peace, and the Parliament, to strengthen key democratic functions, are as follows: 1. Political processes of federal and regional state legislative bodies are more inclusive and effectively delivering on their constitutional mandates. 2. Federal and regional state systems of governance are more accountable, transparent and are delivering public services in a more inclusive and responsive ways. 3. Citizens are more empowered to voice their concern and actively participate in decision making processes at all levels of the governance and political systems. 4. Systems and mechanisms for promoting social cohesion, managing diversity, preventing and managing conflicts, fostering dialogues and building peace are further strengthened at national, regional and local levels. 5. Access to justice enhanced and human rights promoted and protected across Ethiopia. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 10000000 0 0 10000000 15000000 0 0 0 25000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened rule of law Ökad rättssäkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10733-10733A0103 Sweden Support to the main accountability mechanism in Ethiopia in order to contribute to that they can implement their core mandate in a more independent and professional manner. Stöd till demokratiska institutioner som lyder under parlamentet i syfte att stärka dess möjligheter att genomföra sitt mandat på ett mer oberoende sätt. The objectives of the programme, that is managed by the UNDP and implemented by Ethiopian state institutions, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, NEBE, the Ombudsman, The Federal Court, the Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Peace, and the Parliament, to strengthen key democratic functions, are as follows: 1. Political processes of federal and regional state legislative bodies are more inclusive and effectively delivering on their constitutional mandates. 2. Federal and regional state systems of governance are more accountable, transparent and are delivering public services in a more inclusive and responsive ways. 3. Citizens are more empowered to voice their concern and actively participate in decision making processes at all levels of the governance and political systems. 4. Systems and mechanisms for promoting social cohesion, managing diversity, preventing and managing conflicts, fostering dialogues and building peace are further strengthened at national, regional and local levels. 5. Access to justice enhanced and human rights promoted and protected across Ethiopia. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2162457 0 0 -2162457 0 -2162457 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -2162456.6800000002 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption. Stärkt demokrati, ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10760 Sweden Support to OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - and their global Covid-response programmes. That includes (i) support to the Emergency Response Teams and (i) support to Contingency Fund at regional hubs and HQ. OHCHR has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 40 000 000 to carry out and expand the Emergency Response Teams and Contingency Fund to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic during the period 2020-2022. The interventions aim at expanding and strengthening the field presence of OHCHR to assure human rights are incorporated in regional and national programmes inlcuding COVID-response programmes by deploying expertise to build capacity within the field offices. The programmes' total budget is USD 13 201 784, out of which Sida contributes with SEK 40 000 000. The support will be divided between both programmes, where SEK 35 500 000 will be directed to the ERTs and SEK 4 500 000 to the Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Stöd till OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - och deras globala Covid-response program. Det inbegriper dels stöd till Emergency Response Teams, och dels Contingency Fund. OHCHR har ansökt om 40 000 000 SEK i stöd för att expandera programmen (i) Emergency Response Teams och (ii) Contingency Fund för OHCHRs globala COVID-respons under 2020-2022. Insatserna strävar efter att stärka OHCHR:s närvaro i fält för att öka inkludering och implementering av mänskliga rättigheter i regionala samt nationella COVID-responsprogram. Programmens gemensamma totala budget är 13 201 784 USD,(10 201 784 USD för ERT och 3 000 000 USD för CF) där Sida står för 40 000 000 SEK. 35 500 000 SEK av stödet kommer att gå till Emergency Response Teams och 4 500 000 SEK går till Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Regional Emergency Response - COVID-19 and human rights The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to prevent and respond to serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in the context of COVID-19; and at the same time, support the wider United Nations effort to become more effective in anticipating, preventing and responding to crisis and conflict. Two outcomes are presented for the intervention: i) decision-makers at the global, national and regional level take preventive measures and early action to address serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including negative socio-economic and other human rights impacts of COVID-19 response and recovery measures, with a focus on vulnerable populations: ii) Enhanced access to early warning analysis of the human rights situation by national partners in impacted regions To deliver on this commitment, OHCHR will improve how it identifies, manages, analyses and leverages human rights information to support strategic and operational decisions. This is accomplished by putting human rights officers and information management professionals in the field – the Emergency Response Teams – to support operations and engage with information channels in humanitarian and development as well as human rights contexts. Targeting resources to support field presences is expected to lead to more actionable data and information, with OHCHR better able to identify emerging risks and promising practices; and provide the situational awareness required to inform the timely, evidence-based, strategic and operational decisions made by the United Nations System and Member States.  Contingency Fund The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to respond to human rights deteriorating situations currently arising from pandemic and to ensure that a Human Rights-Based Approach is integrated in all UN responses at the global, regional and country levels. In the context of the ongoing OHCHR’s COVID-19 response, the Contingency Fund would be used to enable the deployment of a temporary surge capacity (local recruitment/deployment of a temporary Human Rights Officer) in an OHCHR field presence (in person and/or remotely, as travel restrictions allow) to assist UN Country Teams/Humanitarian Country Teams.  OHCHR would activate the use of the Contingency Fund at the initiative of High Commissioner in response to:- Unexpected deteriorating or potentially deteriorating human rights situations- A request by a Representative of the United Nations system in a country - A request by an OHCHR Head of Field Presence; in support to inter-agency efforts, including during a humanitarian crisis.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cameroon Panama Senegal Thailand South Africa America, regional Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general OHCHR narrative reports cover the activities and results from OHCHR's Emergency Response Teams (ERTs) and the Contingency Fund (CF). The nature of emergency responses and contingency funds, which is identified by both Sida and OHCHR in the Appraisal, is that results are mainly on the output level. The planned outcomes could be out of the hands of OHCHR. Therefore, most reported results are at the output level. However, it is clear that the contributions have strengthened the information and capacity on human rights and contributed to UN Country Teams understanding and to certain extent also action in relation to human rights. Contingency Fund (1 January - 31 December 2021) In 2021, despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, OHCHR managed to utilise the Contingency Fund for emergency deployments. 15 human rights officers were deployed to seven countries (Ethiopia, Uganda, Bolivia, Niger, Chad, The Gambia and Haiti) with deteriorating human rights situations, including during electoral periods. OHCHR conducted five emergency deployments in the context of elections in Bolivia, Chad, Niger, the Gambia, and Uganda. These surge capacity deployments strengthened the capacity of OHCHR to perform key activities in the electoral context, including monitoring human rights; developing human rights-based early warning and prevention mechanisms; responding to protection requests; and capacity building and engagement with stakeholders. The findings of these deployments also enhanced the capacity of OHCHR country offices to provide timely reports on the human rights situation to other UN actors, such as UNCT. Emergency Response Programme (1 January 2021 - 30 June 2022) ERTs continued to work with UNCTs to support stronger and evidence-based human rights risk analysis in the Common Country Analysis. The CCA, and in particular the multi-dimensional risk framework, provides a strong basis for identifying prevention priorities for UNCTs and undertaking more regular early warning monitoring. This area of work provides with an opportunity to establish a baseline for early warning and prevention work and a common understanding of the risk factors present as well as undertaking an assessment of the likelihood and potential impact of risks materialising. These are important steps in strengthening a culture within the UN of undertaking collective analysis of risks and putting prevention at the core of its work. Increased capacity at regional level on prevention work has opened up opportunities for ERTs to work with regional entities on thematic issues of concern, particularly UNDP, DCO, DPPA and OCHA on regional early warning platforms/crisis risk dashboards, as well as other UN partners on a range of thematic and systems-based work areas. Some few examples per ERT: South East Asia Over the last three years, the ERT has assisted in advancing the UNs work on the prevention agenda and in particular has worked on integrating human rights risk analysis into new Common Country Analysis (CCAs) for countries in the region by facilitating trainings and workshops and providing written input. In 2021 and 2022, the ERT has facilitated training sessions on prevention and human rights risk analysis for UNCTs and UN staff in Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, the Pacific region, Nepal, Iran and the Maldives, in addition to providing inputs to draft CCAs for Nepal, the Maldives, Pakistan, and the Pacific. This work consisted in raising the UN system at country levels awareness on human rights risks and setting a baseline for more continuous risk monitoring and the identification of mitigation and prevention priorities. Southern Africa The ERT contributed to providing technical support to UNCTs in Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho and Zambia in the development of the CCAs and UNSDCFs. In the case of the Zambia CCA, the ERT prepared a multidimensional risk assessment framework, contributed to the LNOB analysis, and provided inputs on civil, political and socioeconomic rights related risks and concerns. In Zambia, the ERT also set up and operationalised a Prevention Platform in the context of general elections. In 2022, the ERT initiated a process of creating regular situation reports for Angola ahead of the general elections in August 2022, and monthly sub-regional snapshots on human rights early warning analysis to be shared internally and with selected RCOs/UNCTs. It also started a pilot project of in-depth actors mapping analysis for Eswatini, in order to strengthen the prevention strategy and advocacy messages shared with the RC and UNCT. West Africa The ERT fostered a shared situational analysis across OHCHR and UN colleagues working on West Africa, based on the production of regular analytical early warning outputs on the regional trends or on focus issues. The team enhanced its daily media monitoring and newsletter, monthly and quarterly media analysis using the RMR risk framework. At the one-year-mark of its daily media monitoring, the team produced an annual West Africa Early Warning Media Analysis and corresponding visualisations. The team developed a regional strategy on the monitoring inflammatory rhetoric, hate speech and incitement to violence in West Africa with a geographic focus on Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, Nigeria and Senegal. Central Africa The ERT delivered a number of HRBA trainings, for better integration of HRBA and LNOB principles in the CCAs and UNSDCFs, to the UNCTs in Congo, Burundi, and Gabon. Emphasis was placed on integrating the recommendations from international human rights mechanisms, including the Universal Periodic Review, into these programming frameworks. Further outreach was conducted with the Regional Economic Commissions of the African Union in terms of the inclusion of the economic analysis in the work of risk analysis and prevention. Southern Amercia (the team was deployed late 2021) The team has deployed to Paraguay on a mission to support the UNCT in identifying risk areas related to forced evictions and developing a prevention system also in consultation with civil society organizations. The ERT is working with human rights defenders in Paraguay, Brazil and Ecuador to build their capacities in terms of collection and verification processes to inform human rights observatories or early warning systems. Ad hoc missions were also carried out to facilitate regional wide information management efforts and human rights analysis of violations affecting migrants in the region. Central America (the team was deployed late 2021) During this first period, the ERT focused its efforts on Panama, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Nicaragua, being the last two the most worrying situations. In June 2022, the ERT started to gradually expand its coverage by gathering information from open sources regarding Cuba and projecting some activities in the Caribbean. Since its establishment, the ERT managed to support the Regional Office with more complex and pressing situations, namely the state of emergency in El Salvador, the general elections in Nicaragua and the increased migrants flow through the border between Colombia and Panama. The teams expertise in information management and human rights risk analysis was key to consolidate the work of the technical assistance team in El Salvador, the monitoring team dedicated to Nicaragua and the migration focal point, respectively. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10760-10760A0101 Sweden Support to OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - and their global Covid-response programmes. That includes (i) support to the Emergency Response Teams and (i) support to Contingency Fund at regional hubs and HQ. OHCHR has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 40 000 000 to carry out and expand the Emergency Response Teams and Contingency Fund to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic during the period 2020-2022. The interventions aim at expanding and strengthening the field presence of OHCHR to assure human rights are incorporated in regional and national programmes inlcuding COVID-response programmes by deploying expertise to build capacity within the field offices. The programmes' total budget is USD 13 201 784, out of which Sida contributes with SEK 40 000 000. The support will be divided between both programmes, where SEK 35 500 000 will be directed to the ERTs and SEK 4 500 000 to the Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Stöd till OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - och deras globala Covid-response program. Det inbegriper dels stöd till Emergency Response Teams, och dels Contingency Fund. OHCHR har ansökt om 40 000 000 SEK i stöd för att expandera programmen (i) Emergency Response Teams och (ii) Contingency Fund för OHCHRs globala COVID-respons under 2020-2022. Insatserna strävar efter att stärka OHCHR:s närvaro i fält för att öka inkludering och implementering av mänskliga rättigheter i regionala samt nationella COVID-responsprogram. Programmens gemensamma totala budget är 13 201 784 USD,(10 201 784 USD för ERT och 3 000 000 USD för CF) där Sida står för 40 000 000 SEK. 35 500 000 SEK av stödet kommer att gå till Emergency Response Teams och 4 500 000 SEK går till Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Regional Emergency Response - COVID-19 and human rights The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to prevent and respond to serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in the context of COVID-19; and at the same time, support the wider United Nations effort to become more effective in anticipating, preventing and responding to crisis and conflict. Two outcomes are presented for the intervention: i) decision-makers at the global, national and regional level take preventive measures and early action to address serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including negative socio-economic and other human rights impacts of COVID-19 response and recovery measures, with a focus on vulnerable populations: ii) Enhanced access to early warning analysis of the human rights situation by national partners in impacted regions To deliver on this commitment, OHCHR will improve how it identifies, manages, analyses and leverages human rights information to support strategic and operational decisions. This is accomplished by putting human rights officers and information management professionals in the field – the Emergency Response Teams – to support operations and engage with information channels in humanitarian and development as well as human rights contexts. Targeting resources to support field presences is expected to lead to more actionable data and information, with OHCHR better able to identify emerging risks and promising practices; and provide the situational awareness required to inform the timely, evidence-based, strategic and operational decisions made by the United Nations System and Member States.  Contingency Fund The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to respond to human rights deteriorating situations currently arising from pandemic and to ensure that a Human Rights-Based Approach is integrated in all UN responses at the global, regional and country levels. In the context of the ongoing OHCHR’s COVID-19 response, the Contingency Fund would be used to enable the deployment of a temporary surge capacity (local recruitment/deployment of a temporary Human Rights Officer) in an OHCHR field presence (in person and/or remotely, as travel restrictions allow) to assist UN Country Teams/Humanitarian Country Teams.  OHCHR would activate the use of the Contingency Fund at the initiative of High Commissioner in response to:- Unexpected deteriorating or potentially deteriorating human rights situations- A request by a Representative of the United Nations system in a country - A request by an OHCHR Head of Field Presence; in support to inter-agency efforts, including during a humanitarian crisis.  Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 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Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for human rights through a focus on freedom of association and assembly for all, including for civil society and in the working life, nationally, regionally and locally, in urban as well as rural environments. Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna genom fokus på förenings- och församlingsfriheten för alla, inklusive för civilsamhället och i arbetslivet, nationellt, regionalt och lokalt, i urbana såväl som rurala miljöer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10760-10760A0102 Sweden Support to OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - and their global Covid-response programmes. That includes (i) support to the Emergency Response Teams and (i) support to Contingency Fund at regional hubs and HQ. OHCHR has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 40 000 000 to carry out and expand the Emergency Response Teams and Contingency Fund to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic during the period 2020-2022. The interventions aim at expanding and strengthening the field presence of OHCHR to assure human rights are incorporated in regional and national programmes inlcuding COVID-response programmes by deploying expertise to build capacity within the field offices. The programmes' total budget is USD 13 201 784, out of which Sida contributes with SEK 40 000 000. The support will be divided between both programmes, where SEK 35 500 000 will be directed to the ERTs and SEK 4 500 000 to the Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Stöd till OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - och deras globala Covid-response program. Det inbegriper dels stöd till Emergency Response Teams, och dels Contingency Fund. OHCHR har ansökt om 40 000 000 SEK i stöd för att expandera programmen (i) Emergency Response Teams och (ii) Contingency Fund för OHCHRs globala COVID-respons under 2020-2022. Insatserna strävar efter att stärka OHCHR:s närvaro i fält för att öka inkludering och implementering av mänskliga rättigheter i regionala samt nationella COVID-responsprogram. Programmens gemensamma totala budget är 13 201 784 USD,(10 201 784 USD för ERT och 3 000 000 USD för CF) där Sida står för 40 000 000 SEK. 35 500 000 SEK av stödet kommer att gå till Emergency Response Teams och 4 500 000 SEK går till Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Regional Emergency Response - COVID-19 and human rights The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to prevent and respond to serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in the context of COVID-19; and at the same time, support the wider United Nations effort to become more effective in anticipating, preventing and responding to crisis and conflict. Two outcomes are presented for the intervention: i) decision-makers at the global, national and regional level take preventive measures and early action to address serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including negative socio-economic and other human rights impacts of COVID-19 response and recovery measures, with a focus on vulnerable populations: ii) Enhanced access to early warning analysis of the human rights situation by national partners in impacted regions To deliver on this commitment, OHCHR will improve how it identifies, manages, analyses and leverages human rights information to support strategic and operational decisions. This is accomplished by putting human rights officers and information management professionals in the field – the Emergency Response Teams – to support operations and engage with information channels in humanitarian and development as well as human rights contexts. Targeting resources to support field presences is expected to lead to more actionable data and information, with OHCHR better able to identify emerging risks and promising practices; and provide the situational awareness required to inform the timely, evidence-based, strategic and operational decisions made by the United Nations System and Member States.  Contingency Fund The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to respond to human rights deteriorating situations currently arising from pandemic and to ensure that a Human Rights-Based Approach is integrated in all UN responses at the global, regional and country levels. In the context of the ongoing OHCHR’s COVID-19 response, the Contingency Fund would be used to enable the deployment of a temporary surge capacity (local recruitment/deployment of a temporary Human Rights Officer) in an OHCHR field presence (in person and/or remotely, as travel restrictions allow) to assist UN Country Teams/Humanitarian Country Teams.  OHCHR would activate the use of the Contingency Fund at the initiative of High Commissioner in response to:- Unexpected deteriorating or potentially deteriorating human rights situations- A request by a Representative of the United Nations system in a country - A request by an OHCHR Head of Field Presence; in support to inter-agency efforts, including during a humanitarian crisis.  Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 1500000 0 3000000 0 0 1500000 4500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 3000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 1500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10760-10760A0103 Sweden Support to OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - and their global Covid-response programmes. That includes (i) support to the Emergency Response Teams and (i) support to Contingency Fund at regional hubs and HQ. OHCHR has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 40 000 000 to carry out and expand the Emergency Response Teams and Contingency Fund to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic during the period 2020-2022. The interventions aim at expanding and strengthening the field presence of OHCHR to assure human rights are incorporated in regional and national programmes inlcuding COVID-response programmes by deploying expertise to build capacity within the field offices. The programmes' total budget is USD 13 201 784, out of which Sida contributes with SEK 40 000 000. The support will be divided between both programmes, where SEK 35 500 000 will be directed to the ERTs and SEK 4 500 000 to the Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Stöd till OHCHR - UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights - och deras globala Covid-response program. Det inbegriper dels stöd till Emergency Response Teams, och dels Contingency Fund. OHCHR har ansökt om 40 000 000 SEK i stöd för att expandera programmen (i) Emergency Response Teams och (ii) Contingency Fund för OHCHRs globala COVID-respons under 2020-2022. Insatserna strävar efter att stärka OHCHR:s närvaro i fält för att öka inkludering och implementering av mänskliga rättigheter i regionala samt nationella COVID-responsprogram. Programmens gemensamma totala budget är 13 201 784 USD,(10 201 784 USD för ERT och 3 000 000 USD för CF) där Sida står för 40 000 000 SEK. 35 500 000 SEK av stödet kommer att gå till Emergency Response Teams och 4 500 000 SEK går till Contingency Fund. A non-cost extension for the ERT-programme for the first six months of 2023 is being prepared. Regional Emergency Response - COVID-19 and human rights The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to prevent and respond to serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in the context of COVID-19; and at the same time, support the wider United Nations effort to become more effective in anticipating, preventing and responding to crisis and conflict. Two outcomes are presented for the intervention: i) decision-makers at the global, national and regional level take preventive measures and early action to address serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including negative socio-economic and other human rights impacts of COVID-19 response and recovery measures, with a focus on vulnerable populations: ii) Enhanced access to early warning analysis of the human rights situation by national partners in impacted regions To deliver on this commitment, OHCHR will improve how it identifies, manages, analyses and leverages human rights information to support strategic and operational decisions. This is accomplished by putting human rights officers and information management professionals in the field – the Emergency Response Teams – to support operations and engage with information channels in humanitarian and development as well as human rights contexts. Targeting resources to support field presences is expected to lead to more actionable data and information, with OHCHR better able to identify emerging risks and promising practices; and provide the situational awareness required to inform the timely, evidence-based, strategic and operational decisions made by the United Nations System and Member States.  Contingency Fund The intervention seeks to strengthen OHCHR’s capacity to respond to human rights deteriorating situations currently arising from pandemic and to ensure that a Human Rights-Based Approach is integrated in all UN responses at the global, regional and country levels. In the context of the ongoing OHCHR’s COVID-19 response, the Contingency Fund would be used to enable the deployment of a temporary surge capacity (local recruitment/deployment of a temporary Human Rights Officer) in an OHCHR field presence (in person and/or remotely, as travel restrictions allow) to assist UN Country Teams/Humanitarian Country Teams.  OHCHR would activate the use of the Contingency Fund at the initiative of High Commissioner in response to:- Unexpected deteriorating or potentially deteriorating human rights situations- A request by a Representative of the United Nations system in a country - A request by an OHCHR Head of Field Presence; in support to inter-agency efforts, including during a humanitarian crisis.  Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 7500000 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 3000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 3000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 750000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10804 Sweden Darfur Community and Peace Building Fund (DCPSF), phase 2 (2011-2020). A community driven peace and reconciliation initiative. UNDP administers the fund which aims to foster dialogue and funding of small scale peace building initiatives at community level. The support is a second tranche for phase 2, in line with the Results Strategy for Sudan, 2014-2017. DCPSF är en givarfond som hanteras av UNDP. Fondens strategi är att stödja projekt på gräsrotsnivå som arbetar med de grundläggande orsakerna till konflikterna på lokal nivå i Darfur. Detta gjordes tidigare med syftet att komplettera övergripande fredsprocesser, men detta syfte har i praktiken ersatts med det förväntade resultatet: "Stärkt förmåga att genom lokala fredsinitiativ förebygga konflikter och åstadkomma försoning i Darfur". Projekten under DCPSF pågår parallellt med pågående humanitära insatser, där samverkan främst sker genom koordering och utbyte av information om läget i Darfur. DCPSF utgör ett av de få program som stödjer fredsbyggande på lokal nivå i Darfur. The aim of Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund (DCPSF) is to improve security and stabilization of communities affected by conflict through utilization of effective conflict management mechanisms, peace dividends and support to peace infrastructures and durable solutions that augment peaceful coexistance and social cohesion.  The DCPSF has four expected outputs: 1) Community-based conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict; 2) Peace dividends for community interdependence and co-existance are delivered; 3) Women's organisations, including those representing pastoralists women, empowered to meaningfully participate in local and state-level peacebuilding platforms; 4) Improved networking, coordination and learning between local and state-level peacebuilding institutions.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sudan (the) Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security During the ongoing Call for Proposals, 17 implementing partners were selected for partnership with the DCPSF. The recent Call for Proposals extended the activity period from 18 to 24 months. Most of the projects have been ongoing since February/March 2021. Due to the military coup in October 2021, most projects suspended activities briefly, slightly delaying implementation. Whereas most projects are about halfway through (in July 2022), this last year of implementation will also be the final year of the DCPSF. While conflict levels are rising in Darfur, and the need for peacebuilding interventions is high, several performance-related aspects have rendered Sida and other donors contributing to the DCPSF to discontinue funding. These aspects are further elaborated below. Regarding results, DCPSF partners have been implementing projects in 26 localities across 159 villages in the five Darfur states. The main results, as highlighted by the DCPSF secretariat in the Annual Report for 2021, include the establishment of a total of 142 Community-Based Reconciliation Mechanisms (CBRMs) and the resolution of a total of 893/ 1074 cases referred to the CBRMs. Moreover, seven peace dividend activities have been carried out, and 50 women's organizations have been established. Output 1: Community-Based Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation Mechanisms (CBRM) are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict. Summarised key results of Output 1 are as following: 185 CBRMs were established or revitalized across 136 villages in 27 localities in Darfur. These committees included diverse community members such as farmers, youth, women, pastoralists, returnees, and IDPs. A total of 4,524 members (2,595 men and 1,975 women) were trained in leadership, conflict resolution, and other relevant skills. CBRMs held 1,765 meetings to mediate conflicts and build capacity. They also created awareness during harvest seasons to prevent clashes over resources and established Early Warning Information Systems (EWIS) for conflict prevention. CBRMs received 7,137 cases, resolving 83% of them. They conducted 46 dialogues to mediate violence and promote peacebuilding, community resilience, and social cohesion. Trust in CBRMs increased from 56% at baseline to 84% at endline. Satisfaction with CBRM work rose from 71% to 88%. Women's satisfaction with conflict resolution improved from 55% to 62%. Accessibility to CBRM services increased from 67% to 82%. About 71% of CBRMs showed active participation of vulnerable groups in decision-making. The perception of decreased communal conflicts rose from 64% at baseline to 81% at endline, indicating the positive impact of CBRM activities. Output 2: Peace Dividends for Community Interdependence and Co-existence Delivered Established 117 community savings groups and 153 Income Generating Activities (IGA) groups by 2022.Savings groups included 2,597 members (2,000 women and 597 men) and saved approximately USD 37,220. IGA groups involved 2,484 community members (1,273 men and 1,211 women) trained in various enterprises and provided with start-up kits. Rehabilitated 120 water sources, benefiting approximately 192,960 individuals, 10,300 households, and 27,870 animals.Formed and trained 9 water user committees and 70 pump mechanics to maintain water sources sustainability. Constructed 5 markets with 70 market shades and stalls, forming 3 market committees with 40 members for proper management. Built 13 schools, 26 classrooms, 6 teacher offices, 2 fences, and 1 latrine, benefiting approximately 5,155 pupils/students. Constructed 11 community centres equipped for meetings, trainings, social events, and literacy classes for women and children. Demarcated 373 kilometers of migratory routes with 1,023 concrete poles to reduce conflicts between farmers and pastoralists. This intervention led to an 80% decrease in incidents and clashes. Improved health facilities in North and South Darfur, benefiting over 3,000 people. This included constructing new health centre blocks and providing necessary infrastructure and furniture. Increased interactions between diverse communities through improved access to health, education, and water services. Community perception of improved services: 39% for water, 26% for education, and 23% for health. Trained 16 Community Animal Health Workers (CAHWs) and vaccinated 43,500 animals. Trained 537 farmers on improved agricultural practices and established 12 community nurseries for tree and crop seedlings. Distributed 2,100 kg of pasture seeds and planted 348 acres with pasture. Trained 79 Natural Resources Management committee members to promote eco-based adaptation actions. Trained 1,051 youths in various vocational skills and promoted social cohesion through 40 cultural and sporting events, reaching 13,156 community members. Output 3: Womens Organizations Empowered to Participate in Peacebuilding Established 30 womens organizations in 2022 to serve as channels for women's inclusion in peacebuilding and development activities. These organizations received training in business and conflict management and were provided with small business enterprises. Formed 33 womens IGA groups with 525 members across Darfur. These groups were trained in small business management and conflict resolution and received start-up materials for various enterprises. Conducted 53 awareness sessions on issues such as Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), child rights, and forced marriage. Held 25 skills training workshops on gender mainstreaming and womens inclusion in peacebuilding, benefiting 1,502 community members (1,251 women and 251 men). Ensured balanced representation of women, including pastoralist women, in Community-Based Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation Mechanisms (CBRM). Trained 30 men as Gender-Based Violence (GBV) ambassadors to change attitudes towards women in their communities. Output 4: Improved Networking, Coordination, and Learning Between Local and State-Level Peacebuilding Institutions Organized 21 exchange visits between various CBRMs within Darfur States, involving 525 community members. These visits facilitated sharing experiences on conflict resolution, mediation, and issues like migratory routes and water resources. Revived 2 peacebuilding networks and 2 peace forums, linking them to CBRMs to approach state and national level networks. Organized 33 peacebuilding forums and meetings with at least 4,901 community members attending. Engaged different stakeholders in events to discuss conflict mitigation, seasonal migration, gender-based violence, and long-term peacebuilding strategies. These platforms allowed stakeholders to review and evaluate current approaches and agree on common strategies to address root causes of conflict. A survey in East Darfur indicated that 74% of community members agreed on the positive impact of product exchange among host communities and nomads. About 42% of community members could identify DCPSF program work, and 99% were aware of the establishment of CBRMs. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10804-10804A0101 Sweden Darfur Community and Peace Building Fund (DCPSF), phase 2 (2011-2020). A community driven peace and reconciliation initiative. UNDP administers the fund which aims to foster dialogue and funding of small scale peace building initiatives at community level. The support is a second tranche for phase 2, in line with the Results Strategy for Sudan, 2014-2017. DCPSF är en givarfond som hanteras av UNDP. Fondens strategi är att stödja projekt på gräsrotsnivå som arbetar med de grundläggande orsakerna till konflikterna på lokal nivå i Darfur. Detta gjordes tidigare med syftet att komplettera övergripande fredsprocesser, men detta syfte har i praktiken ersatts med det förväntade resultatet: "Stärkt förmåga att genom lokala fredsinitiativ förebygga konflikter och åstadkomma försoning i Darfur". Projekten under DCPSF pågår parallellt med pågående humanitära insatser, där samverkan främst sker genom koordering och utbyte av information om läget i Darfur. DCPSF utgör ett av de få program som stödjer fredsbyggande på lokal nivå i Darfur. The aim of Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund (DCPSF) is to improve security and stabilization of communities affected by conflict through utilization of effective conflict management mechanisms, peace dividends and support to peace infrastructures and durable solutions that augment peaceful coexistance and social cohesion.  The DCPSF has four expected outputs: 1) Community-based conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict; 2) Peace dividends for community interdependence and co-existance are delivered; 3) Women's organisations, including those representing pastoralists women, empowered to meaningfully participate in local and state-level peacebuilding platforms; 4) Improved networking, coordination and learning between local and state-level peacebuilding institutions.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-10804-10804A0102 Sweden Darfur Community and Peace Building Fund (DCPSF), phase 2 (2011-2020). A community driven peace and reconciliation initiative. UNDP administers the fund which aims to foster dialogue and funding of small scale peace building initiatives at community level. The support is a second tranche for phase 2, in line with the Results Strategy for Sudan, 2014-2017. DCPSF är en givarfond som hanteras av UNDP. Fondens strategi är att stödja projekt på gräsrotsnivå som arbetar med de grundläggande orsakerna till konflikterna på lokal nivå i Darfur. Detta gjordes tidigare med syftet att komplettera övergripande fredsprocesser, men detta syfte har i praktiken ersatts med det förväntade resultatet: "Stärkt förmåga att genom lokala fredsinitiativ förebygga konflikter och åstadkomma försoning i Darfur". Projekten under DCPSF pågår parallellt med pågående humanitära insatser, där samverkan främst sker genom koordering och utbyte av information om läget i Darfur. DCPSF utgör ett av de få program som stödjer fredsbyggande på lokal nivå i Darfur. The aim of Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund (DCPSF) is to improve security and stabilization of communities affected by conflict through utilization of effective conflict management mechanisms, peace dividends and support to peace infrastructures and durable solutions that augment peaceful coexistance and social cohesion.  The DCPSF has four expected outputs: 1) Community-based conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict; 2) Peace dividends for community interdependence and co-existance are delivered; 3) Women's organisations, including those representing pastoralists women, empowered to meaningfully participate in local and state-level peacebuilding platforms; 4) Improved networking, coordination and learning between local and state-level peacebuilding institutions.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 -837197 -837197 20000000 20000000 0.0000000001 39162803 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -837196.91 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 More inclusive peace processes, with greater participation of women and young people Mer inkluderande fredsprocesser, där kvinnor och unga deltar i större utsträckning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for peaceful and inclusive societies at the local level Förbättrade förutsättningar för fredliga och inkluderande samhällen på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved rule of law, increased transparency, and strengthened conditions for accountability Förbättrad rättssäkerhet och ökad transparens samt stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased and more sustainable agricultural productivity, and improved food security Ökad och mer hållbar produktivitet inom lantbruket samt tryggare livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning More sustainable water resource management, and increased access to water and sanitation Mer hållbar vattenresursförvaltning samt ökad tillgång till vatten och sanitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10804-10804A0103 Sweden Darfur Community and Peace Building Fund (DCPSF), phase 2 (2011-2020). A community driven peace and reconciliation initiative. UNDP administers the fund which aims to foster dialogue and funding of small scale peace building initiatives at community level. The support is a second tranche for phase 2, in line with the Results Strategy for Sudan, 2014-2017. DCPSF är en givarfond som hanteras av UNDP. Fondens strategi är att stödja projekt på gräsrotsnivå som arbetar med de grundläggande orsakerna till konflikterna på lokal nivå i Darfur. Detta gjordes tidigare med syftet att komplettera övergripande fredsprocesser, men detta syfte har i praktiken ersatts med det förväntade resultatet: "Stärkt förmåga att genom lokala fredsinitiativ förebygga konflikter och åstadkomma försoning i Darfur". Projekten under DCPSF pågår parallellt med pågående humanitära insatser, där samverkan främst sker genom koordering och utbyte av information om läget i Darfur. DCPSF utgör ett av de få program som stödjer fredsbyggande på lokal nivå i Darfur. The aim of Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund (DCPSF) is to improve security and stabilization of communities affected by conflict through utilization of effective conflict management mechanisms, peace dividends and support to peace infrastructures and durable solutions that augment peaceful coexistance and social cohesion.  The DCPSF has four expected outputs: 1) Community-based conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict; 2) Peace dividends for community interdependence and co-existance are delivered; 3) Women's organisations, including those representing pastoralists women, empowered to meaningfully participate in local and state-level peacebuilding platforms; 4) Improved networking, coordination and learning between local and state-level peacebuilding institutions.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -344116 -344116 -344116 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -344116.05 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sudan 2026-2031 Sudan 2026-2031 Greater enjoyment of human rights and freedoms with improved conditions for accountability Ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga fri- och rättigheter med förbättrade förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10833 Sweden The Stockholm Environment Institute Asia Center (SEI Asia) has applied to Embassy for funding of 48.14 million SEK to carry out the "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" covering Asia and the Pacific, particularly Southeast Asia within the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN), during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims to support strategic events, builds capacity of regional actors and enables learning for increased collaboration in Asia-Pacific on key environmental issues, including environmental transboundary issues, and to promote policy development. The focus of intervention lies on relevant opportunities for knowledge exchange includes many stakeholders and representative from governments, private sectors, civil society and academia, and collaboration with other regional and international networks between Asia, China and Europe. In order to reach the overall goal of intervention outcome and bridging outcome are identified. The programme outcome aims to "Enhanced regional collaboration on environment, climate change adaptation and natural resource management through sound technical and policy support and the integration of gender equality and human rights based approaches towards achieving relevant SDGs"; and bridging outcome aims to "Increased capacity of regional collaboration conveners to mainstream gender equality and a human rights based approach at programme and organizational levels". The intervention is divided into four components, which are: Component 1 supports inter-regional cooperation platforms, which are central to the dialogue between Southeast Asia and other regions (China-ASEAN and Asia-Europe). Component 2 supports regional cooperation within Asia-Pacific based on completion basis. This component consists of coaching, financial resources as well as technical expertise to lead regional collaboration efforts towards an initiation of autonomous collaborative policy development. Component 3 is learning and capacity development to support regional partners in implementing a human rights based approach and gender mainstreaming in their collaborative activities. Component 4 ensures that SEI Asia will effectively and efficiently manage the intervention, engage with the right boundary partners, provided the appropriate level of expertise where it is needed. Of this total budget, 48.14 MSEK, the total grants of SEK 20,400,000 (42% of total budget) will be forwards to partners under Component 1 (3,200,000 SEK in total for each forum/partner - China-ASEAN and ENVforum) and Component 2 (14,000,000 SEK in total) for different events based on completion basis. The total for direct cost is 5,550,000 SEK (12% of total budget) and the total for SEI Staff fees is 22,190,000 SEK (46% of total budget). Stockholm Environment Institute, Asia Center, (SEI Asien) har ansökt om 48,14 miljoner kronor för finansiering av programmet "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" som täcker Asien (med fokus på ASEAN-länderna)under perioden 2018-2022. Programmet syftar till att stödja och påverka strategiska konferenser och workshops för att bygga regionala aktörers kapacitet, stödja lärande och utbyte inom viktiga miljö- och klimat frågor och för ökat regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på gränsöverskridande frågor och att främja utveckling av åtgärder och policies för att adressera problemen. Jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter kommer genomgående att integreras, liksom de Globala utvecklingsmålen till år 2030, SDG. Huvudintressenter är representanter från regeringar, privatsektor, civilsamhälle och akademin samt samarbete med andra regionala och internationella nätverk i Asien, Kina och Europa. Programmet är uppdelad i fyra komponenter. Komponent 1 stöder två interregionala samarbetsplattformar (ASEF "Asia Europe Environment Forum" och CAEC "China-ASEAN Environment Center"), som är centrala för dialogen mellan Sydostasien och andra regioner (Kina-ASEAN och Asien-Europa). Komponent 2 syftar till att stärka det regionala samarbetet genom att skapa regionala plattformar och evenemang (sex regionala evenemang plus en privat sektor händelse årligen). Dessa kommer att genomföras genom ett öppet årligt ansökningsförfarande. Komponent 3 handlar om lärande och kapacitetsutveckling för regionala partnerorganisationer att integrera mänskliga rättigheters och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina aktiviteter. Komponent 4 säkerställer en effektiv hantering av programmet. Den totala budgeten är 48,14 miljoner kronor, fördelat över fem år. The intention of the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) programme is to enhance the regional cooperation on environment, climate change, and natural resources management in Asia. These meetings and forums aim to facilitate increased awareness of sustainable development issues which will lead to better informed decision-making at several levels for policy development, taking environment and sustainable development, gender and human rights, more into account. To achieve the goal, SCF2 will deliver under four componets, namely: Component 1: Inter-regional cooperation platforms Component 2: Regional Collaboration  Component 3: Capacity Building and support Component 4: Programme Management   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The following are some of the results achieved by the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) during 2018-2024: - The SCF2 program supported over 70 inter-regional and regional environmental events in collaboration with 33 lead partners and 87 consortium partners. SCF2 collaborated with over 1,400 organizations, bringing together over 5,200 policymakers, women, farmers, marginalized groups, youth, business, civil society, media, and key stakeholders. Each event was designed to facilitate knowledge exchange, foster partnerships, and inspire action towards a more sustainable future. - At the regional and global levels, SCF2's contributions were important in shaping key strategic documents and action plans, such as the ASEAN China Environmental Cooperation Strategy and Action Plan (2021-2025), as well as influencing the outcomes of major international forums. For example, the results of the supported "Regional Workshop on Pathways to Climate Resiliency, held in October 2022 at Pasay City, the Philippines, were immediately used in the consortiums engagement with the United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC) or Conference of the Parties (COP) of the UNFCCC, especially COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. The other example is that SCF2 supported Yunus Thailand's on youth participation and empowerment project. The youth policy canvasses were presented at the 77th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) High Level Side Event for Social Business and Youth, which gave them the opportunity to share their visions on a global scale. These results highlighted SCF's contributions to global and regional environmental governance and policy-making processes. - Nationally, SCF's has contributed to policy development, for example, SCF2 supported for the Regional Dialogue Workshop on Green and Sustainable Agriculture, which was organized by Laos' Department of Policy and Legal Affairs, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Through SCF2, SEI supported the government's transition to more sustainable targets and priorities. Following the consultations, the government commissioned SEI to develop a policy framework for Green and Sustainable Agriculture (GSA), a plan that reflects a shift in perspective between the Lao Ministry of Agriculture and Finance and the government. - SCF2 catalyzed policy influence and contributed to the SDGs for climate change, gender equality, human rights, and poverty reduction. For example, SCF support to Green and Sustainable Policy in Lao PDR. Through SCF2, SEI worked to support the government in turning its sights towards more sustainable targets and priorities. The ensuing consultations led the Laos government has requested SEI to support the development a policy framework for Green and Sustainable Agriculture (GSA) a plan that reflects a shift in outlook within Laos Ministry of Agriculture and Finance and the government. The Laos government has adopted a policy framework for green and sustainable agriculture, which has been used to inform policy development at the national and provincial level. - The SCF2 programme was designed on a gender lens and a human rights-based approach. All the supported 71 regional events incorporated gender and HRBA as reflected in the diverse participation of panels to discuss inter-sectional environmental, climate change and natural resources management issues. Specifically, at least 40% of the sessions in each event have integrated gender and HRBA into the event designs. - SCF2 supported inter-regional forum: the China-ASEAN Environmental Cooperation (CAEC) Forum, which has received SCF2 support since the program's inception. The forum brings together high-level policymakers from China and ASEAN to discuss international cooperation on environmental challenges. The SCF2 strengthened its strategic collaboration with this forum by having SEI representatives participate in several sessions and deliver a keynote address alongside Chinese and ASEAN officials. Furthermore, through SCF2, SEI contributed to the review of the China-ASEAN Strategy and Plan of Action (2021-2025), which was adopted by ASEAN and Chinese Foreign Ministers in November 2020. SEI provided expertise support in environmental issues such as climate change, biodiversity, air, water, and solid waste pollution, which were incorporated into this Strategy, as well as provided capacity building and knowledge sharing. Following its adoption, the China-ASEAN CAEC Forum 2021 gathered policymakers to discuss and agree on actions to strengthen mutual cooperation, which lead to the development of the ASEAN-China Joint Statement on Enhancing Green and Sustainable Development Cooperation in public health, social security, economic integration, digital transformation, and sustainable development at the ASEAN China Special Submit in November 2021. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10833-10833A0101 Sweden The Stockholm Environment Institute Asia Center (SEI Asia) has applied to Embassy for funding of 48.14 million SEK to carry out the "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" covering Asia and the Pacific, particularly Southeast Asia within the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN), during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims to support strategic events, builds capacity of regional actors and enables learning for increased collaboration in Asia-Pacific on key environmental issues, including environmental transboundary issues, and to promote policy development. The focus of intervention lies on relevant opportunities for knowledge exchange includes many stakeholders and representative from governments, private sectors, civil society and academia, and collaboration with other regional and international networks between Asia, China and Europe. In order to reach the overall goal of intervention outcome and bridging outcome are identified. The programme outcome aims to "Enhanced regional collaboration on environment, climate change adaptation and natural resource management through sound technical and policy support and the integration of gender equality and human rights based approaches towards achieving relevant SDGs"; and bridging outcome aims to "Increased capacity of regional collaboration conveners to mainstream gender equality and a human rights based approach at programme and organizational levels". The intervention is divided into four components, which are: Component 1 supports inter-regional cooperation platforms, which are central to the dialogue between Southeast Asia and other regions (China-ASEAN and Asia-Europe). Component 2 supports regional cooperation within Asia-Pacific based on completion basis. This component consists of coaching, financial resources as well as technical expertise to lead regional collaboration efforts towards an initiation of autonomous collaborative policy development. Component 3 is learning and capacity development to support regional partners in implementing a human rights based approach and gender mainstreaming in their collaborative activities. Component 4 ensures that SEI Asia will effectively and efficiently manage the intervention, engage with the right boundary partners, provided the appropriate level of expertise where it is needed. Of this total budget, 48.14 MSEK, the total grants of SEK 20,400,000 (42% of total budget) will be forwards to partners under Component 1 (3,200,000 SEK in total for each forum/partner - China-ASEAN and ENVforum) and Component 2 (14,000,000 SEK in total) for different events based on completion basis. The total for direct cost is 5,550,000 SEK (12% of total budget) and the total for SEI Staff fees is 22,190,000 SEK (46% of total budget). Stockholm Environment Institute, Asia Center, (SEI Asien) har ansökt om 48,14 miljoner kronor för finansiering av programmet "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" som täcker Asien (med fokus på ASEAN-länderna)under perioden 2018-2022. Programmet syftar till att stödja och påverka strategiska konferenser och workshops för att bygga regionala aktörers kapacitet, stödja lärande och utbyte inom viktiga miljö- och klimat frågor och för ökat regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på gränsöverskridande frågor och att främja utveckling av åtgärder och policies för att adressera problemen. Jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter kommer genomgående att integreras, liksom de Globala utvecklingsmålen till år 2030, SDG. Huvudintressenter är representanter från regeringar, privatsektor, civilsamhälle och akademin samt samarbete med andra regionala och internationella nätverk i Asien, Kina och Europa. Programmet är uppdelad i fyra komponenter. Komponent 1 stöder två interregionala samarbetsplattformar (ASEF "Asia Europe Environment Forum" och CAEC "China-ASEAN Environment Center"), som är centrala för dialogen mellan Sydostasien och andra regioner (Kina-ASEAN och Asien-Europa). Komponent 2 syftar till att stärka det regionala samarbetet genom att skapa regionala plattformar och evenemang (sex regionala evenemang plus en privat sektor händelse årligen). Dessa kommer att genomföras genom ett öppet årligt ansökningsförfarande. Komponent 3 handlar om lärande och kapacitetsutveckling för regionala partnerorganisationer att integrera mänskliga rättigheters och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina aktiviteter. Komponent 4 säkerställer en effektiv hantering av programmet. Den totala budgeten är 48,14 miljoner kronor, fördelat över fem år. The intention of the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) programme is to enhance the regional cooperation on environment, climate change, and natural resources management in Asia. These meetings and forums aim to facilitate increased awareness of sustainable development issues which will lead to better informed decision-making at several levels for policy development, taking environment and sustainable development, gender and human rights, more into account. To achieve the goal, SCF2 will deliver under four componets, namely: Component 1: Inter-regional cooperation platforms Component 2: Regional Collaboration  Component 3: Capacity Building and support Component 4: Programme Management   Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 8002088 9554498 9645000 10174237 0 0.0000000004 0 0 0 9554498 0 0 8002088 0 0 -0.0000000005 -0.0000000005 0 0 0 -0.0000000007 0 0 7500000.0000000019 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2145000 3174237 37375823 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 8002088 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 9554498 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 7500000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 2145000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 7000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 3174237 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10833-10833A0102 Sweden The Stockholm Environment Institute Asia Center (SEI Asia) has applied to Embassy for funding of 48.14 million SEK to carry out the "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" covering Asia and the Pacific, particularly Southeast Asia within the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN), during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims to support strategic events, builds capacity of regional actors and enables learning for increased collaboration in Asia-Pacific on key environmental issues, including environmental transboundary issues, and to promote policy development. The focus of intervention lies on relevant opportunities for knowledge exchange includes many stakeholders and representative from governments, private sectors, civil society and academia, and collaboration with other regional and international networks between Asia, China and Europe. In order to reach the overall goal of intervention outcome and bridging outcome are identified. The programme outcome aims to "Enhanced regional collaboration on environment, climate change adaptation and natural resource management through sound technical and policy support and the integration of gender equality and human rights based approaches towards achieving relevant SDGs"; and bridging outcome aims to "Increased capacity of regional collaboration conveners to mainstream gender equality and a human rights based approach at programme and organizational levels". The intervention is divided into four components, which are: Component 1 supports inter-regional cooperation platforms, which are central to the dialogue between Southeast Asia and other regions (China-ASEAN and Asia-Europe). Component 2 supports regional cooperation within Asia-Pacific based on completion basis. This component consists of coaching, financial resources as well as technical expertise to lead regional collaboration efforts towards an initiation of autonomous collaborative policy development. Component 3 is learning and capacity development to support regional partners in implementing a human rights based approach and gender mainstreaming in their collaborative activities. Component 4 ensures that SEI Asia will effectively and efficiently manage the intervention, engage with the right boundary partners, provided the appropriate level of expertise where it is needed. Of this total budget, 48.14 MSEK, the total grants of SEK 20,400,000 (42% of total budget) will be forwards to partners under Component 1 (3,200,000 SEK in total for each forum/partner - China-ASEAN and ENVforum) and Component 2 (14,000,000 SEK in total) for different events based on completion basis. The total for direct cost is 5,550,000 SEK (12% of total budget) and the total for SEI Staff fees is 22,190,000 SEK (46% of total budget). Stockholm Environment Institute, Asia Center, (SEI Asien) har ansökt om 48,14 miljoner kronor för finansiering av programmet "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" som täcker Asien (med fokus på ASEAN-länderna)under perioden 2018-2022. Programmet syftar till att stödja och påverka strategiska konferenser och workshops för att bygga regionala aktörers kapacitet, stödja lärande och utbyte inom viktiga miljö- och klimat frågor och för ökat regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på gränsöverskridande frågor och att främja utveckling av åtgärder och policies för att adressera problemen. Jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter kommer genomgående att integreras, liksom de Globala utvecklingsmålen till år 2030, SDG. Huvudintressenter är representanter från regeringar, privatsektor, civilsamhälle och akademin samt samarbete med andra regionala och internationella nätverk i Asien, Kina och Europa. Programmet är uppdelad i fyra komponenter. Komponent 1 stöder två interregionala samarbetsplattformar (ASEF "Asia Europe Environment Forum" och CAEC "China-ASEAN Environment Center"), som är centrala för dialogen mellan Sydostasien och andra regioner (Kina-ASEAN och Asien-Europa). Komponent 2 syftar till att stärka det regionala samarbetet genom att skapa regionala plattformar och evenemang (sex regionala evenemang plus en privat sektor händelse årligen). Dessa kommer att genomföras genom ett öppet årligt ansökningsförfarande. Komponent 3 handlar om lärande och kapacitetsutveckling för regionala partnerorganisationer att integrera mänskliga rättigheters och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina aktiviteter. Komponent 4 säkerställer en effektiv hantering av programmet. Den totala budgeten är 48,14 miljoner kronor, fördelat över fem år. The intention of the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) programme is to enhance the regional cooperation on environment, climate change, and natural resources management in Asia. These meetings and forums aim to facilitate increased awareness of sustainable development issues which will lead to better informed decision-making at several levels for policy development, taking environment and sustainable development, gender and human rights, more into account. To achieve the goal, SCF2 will deliver under four componets, namely: Component 1: Inter-regional cooperation platforms Component 2: Regional Collaboration  Component 3: Capacity Building and support Component 4: Programme Management   Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5500000 5000000 -863978 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000009 0 0 5500000 0 0 -863978 5000000.0000000009 0 9636022 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 5500000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 5000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute -863978 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10833-10833A0201 Sweden The Stockholm Environment Institute Asia Center (SEI Asia) has applied to Embassy for funding of 48.14 million SEK to carry out the "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" covering Asia and the Pacific, particularly Southeast Asia within the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN), during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims to support strategic events, builds capacity of regional actors and enables learning for increased collaboration in Asia-Pacific on key environmental issues, including environmental transboundary issues, and to promote policy development. The focus of intervention lies on relevant opportunities for knowledge exchange includes many stakeholders and representative from governments, private sectors, civil society and academia, and collaboration with other regional and international networks between Asia, China and Europe. In order to reach the overall goal of intervention outcome and bridging outcome are identified. The programme outcome aims to "Enhanced regional collaboration on environment, climate change adaptation and natural resource management through sound technical and policy support and the integration of gender equality and human rights based approaches towards achieving relevant SDGs"; and bridging outcome aims to "Increased capacity of regional collaboration conveners to mainstream gender equality and a human rights based approach at programme and organizational levels". The intervention is divided into four components, which are: Component 1 supports inter-regional cooperation platforms, which are central to the dialogue between Southeast Asia and other regions (China-ASEAN and Asia-Europe). Component 2 supports regional cooperation within Asia-Pacific based on completion basis. This component consists of coaching, financial resources as well as technical expertise to lead regional collaboration efforts towards an initiation of autonomous collaborative policy development. Component 3 is learning and capacity development to support regional partners in implementing a human rights based approach and gender mainstreaming in their collaborative activities. Component 4 ensures that SEI Asia will effectively and efficiently manage the intervention, engage with the right boundary partners, provided the appropriate level of expertise where it is needed. Of this total budget, 48.14 MSEK, the total grants of SEK 20,400,000 (42% of total budget) will be forwards to partners under Component 1 (3,200,000 SEK in total for each forum/partner - China-ASEAN and ENVforum) and Component 2 (14,000,000 SEK in total) for different events based on completion basis. The total for direct cost is 5,550,000 SEK (12% of total budget) and the total for SEI Staff fees is 22,190,000 SEK (46% of total budget). Stockholm Environment Institute, Asia Center, (SEI Asien) har ansökt om 48,14 miljoner kronor för finansiering av programmet "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" som täcker Asien (med fokus på ASEAN-länderna)under perioden 2018-2022. Programmet syftar till att stödja och påverka strategiska konferenser och workshops för att bygga regionala aktörers kapacitet, stödja lärande och utbyte inom viktiga miljö- och klimat frågor och för ökat regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på gränsöverskridande frågor och att främja utveckling av åtgärder och policies för att adressera problemen. Jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter kommer genomgående att integreras, liksom de Globala utvecklingsmålen till år 2030, SDG. Huvudintressenter är representanter från regeringar, privatsektor, civilsamhälle och akademin samt samarbete med andra regionala och internationella nätverk i Asien, Kina och Europa. Programmet är uppdelad i fyra komponenter. Komponent 1 stöder två interregionala samarbetsplattformar (ASEF "Asia Europe Environment Forum" och CAEC "China-ASEAN Environment Center"), som är centrala för dialogen mellan Sydostasien och andra regioner (Kina-ASEAN och Asien-Europa). Komponent 2 syftar till att stärka det regionala samarbetet genom att skapa regionala plattformar och evenemang (sex regionala evenemang plus en privat sektor händelse årligen). Dessa kommer att genomföras genom ett öppet årligt ansökningsförfarande. Komponent 3 handlar om lärande och kapacitetsutveckling för regionala partnerorganisationer att integrera mänskliga rättigheters och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina aktiviteter. Komponent 4 säkerställer en effektiv hantering av programmet. Den totala budgeten är 48,14 miljoner kronor, fördelat över fem år. The intention of the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) programme is to enhance the regional cooperation on environment, climate change, and natural resources management in Asia. These meetings and forums aim to facilitate increased awareness of sustainable development issues which will lead to better informed decision-making at several levels for policy development, taking environment and sustainable development, gender and human rights, more into account. To achieve the goal, SCF2 will deliver under four componets, namely: Component 1: Inter-regional cooperation platforms Component 2: Regional Collaboration  Component 3: Capacity Building and support Component 4: Programme Management   Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 180084 0 180084 180084 BDO Llp 180083.81 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10834 Sweden Sida Partnership Forum organizes preparatory training for persons within the JPO/BBE/SARC/JPD programmes (the UN and the EU). The aim is to maximize the effect of their work in the developing countries. Med utgångspunkt från resultatstrategin kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har SPF uppdraget att utbilda deltagare inom resursbasprogrammen (JPO, JPD, SARC, och BBE). Givet språktestresultat och/eller andra uttalade behov av kompetensutveckling erbjuder SPF deltagare att genomgå individanpassade språkkurser och/eller annan kompetensutveckling. Vidare erbjuds utresande BBE förberedande säkerhetsutbildning. Syftet är att förbereda personerna för att maximera effekten av deras insats i utvecklingsländerna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-10834-10834A0101 Sweden Sida Partnership Forum organizes preparatory training for persons within the JPO/BBE/SARC/JPD programmes (the UN and the EU). The aim is to maximize the effect of their work in the developing countries. Med utgångspunkt från resultatstrategin kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har SPF uppdraget att utbilda deltagare inom resursbasprogrammen (JPO, JPD, SARC, och BBE). Givet språktestresultat och/eller andra uttalade behov av kompetensutveckling erbjuder SPF deltagare att genomgå individanpassade språkkurser och/eller annan kompetensutveckling. Vidare erbjuds utresande BBE förberedande säkerhetsutbildning. 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Med utgångspunkt från resultatstrategin kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har SPF uppdraget att utbilda deltagare inom resursbasprogrammen (JPO, JPD, SARC, och BBE). Givet språktestresultat och/eller andra uttalade behov av kompetensutveckling erbjuder SPF deltagare att genomgå individanpassade språkkurser och/eller annan kompetensutveckling. Vidare erbjuds utresande BBE förberedande säkerhetsutbildning. Syftet är att förbereda personerna för att maximera effekten av deras insats i utvecklingsländerna. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 96847 0 96847 96847 Sida 9317 Sida 31911 Sida 8424 Sida 4054 Sida 43140.51 Sida 0 Sida SE-0-SE-6-10834-10834A0103 Sweden Sida Partnership Forum organizes preparatory training for persons within the JPO/BBE/SARC/JPD programmes (the UN and the EU). The aim is to maximize the effect of their work in the developing countries. Med utgångspunkt från resultatstrategin kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har SPF uppdraget att utbilda deltagare inom resursbasprogrammen (JPO, JPD, SARC, och BBE). Givet språktestresultat och/eller andra uttalade behov av kompetensutveckling erbjuder SPF deltagare att genomgå individanpassade språkkurser och/eller annan kompetensutveckling. Vidare erbjuds utresande BBE förberedande säkerhetsutbildning. Syftet är att förbereda personerna för att maximera effekten av deras insats i utvecklingsländerna. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 233153 233153 233153 Sida 9272 Sida 16000 Sida 46412.97 Sida 69025.07 Sida 5208 Sida 36028.37 Sida 24948 Sida -24948 Sida Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity and learning opportunities within the Swedish resource base for the international implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt kapacitet och lärande inom svensk resursbas för internationellt genomförande av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10852 Sweden Support during 2019-2022 with a total sum of 75 million SEK to scale-up the national social cash transfer system through a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund. Total budget is ca 180 million SEK, and other donors are UK and the Netherlands. Swedish share around 41 percent of total budget. The fund is active since end of 2018. Focus is on scaling up cash transfers (social cash transfers, child grant, public works salaries) and on increasing the number of beneficiaries. The contribution is expected to strengthen INAS, the agency for social security, assure an efficient and transparent payment system and develop the beneficary registry (e-INAS). The support is one of the contributions that will reply to the negative effects of the cyclone IDAI in the central parts of the country. At least 18 500 households will be reached by the intervention, a number toat may increase dramatically as more donors are coming in with specific support to mitigate for the effects of the cyclones. Stöd under 2019-2022 med totalt 75 miljoner SEK till utbyggnad av nationella sociala kontantstöd via Världsbankens Multi Donor Trust Fund, med fokus på att registrera fler förmånstagare, öka bidragsbeloppen (socialbidrag, barnbidrag, beredskapsarbete m.m.) samt stärka kapaciteten på socialförsäkringsmyndigheten INAS. Total budget för programmet är ca 180 miljoner SEK och andra givare är Storbritannien och Nederländerna. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 41 procent an total budget. Fonden är aktiv sedan slutet av 2018. Insatsen förväntas bidra till effektiva och transparenta utbetalningar samt till att vidareutveckla registret över förmånstagare (e-INAS ). Stödet är ett av de insatser i den svenska portföljen som tydligt kommer att svara mot de effekter som cyklonen IDAI medfört i de centrala delarna av landet. Minst 18 500 hushåll kommer att nås av insatsen, en siffra som kan komma att öka dramatiskt då fler givare kommer in med särskilt stöd till cyklondrabbade områden. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund Strengthening Mozambiques Social Protection System (MozSP MDTF) supports the scale up of Social protection coverage and strengthen delivery systems through a pooled funding approach for donor partner engagement in the SP sector in Mozambique. The development objective of the MozSP is to strengthen the social protection system in Mozambique and it is designed to: (i) increased coverage of poor households; (ii) generate knowledge and evidence-based instruments that improve efficiency of existing SP systems; and (iii) enhanced coordination with development partners. The MozSP finances grants which contribute to the achievement of these objectives, these are structured in two pillars: Recipient-Executed activities (RETF): implemented by the Government of Mozambique (GoM) through Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action (MTGAS) and National Institute of Social Action (INAS).These activities are designed to strengthen coverage of existing social protection programs, prioritize income support to eligible households in existing Social Protection programs by financing existing income support cash transfers, associated implementation costs, and piloting and scaling up solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of SP programs. Bank-Executed activities (BETF): implemented by WB, including through local and international individual consultants as well as firms. These activities finance the provision of technical assistance to contribute to the knowledge generation, development and testing of innovative solutions to improve the functioning of SP systems in the following areas (i) strengthening the delivery systems of existing social programs, (ii) enhancing intersectoral synergies; and (iii) improving coordination and integration of the SP system. The BETF activities are designed to complement and support the implementation of the WB SPER project and other WB projects1 in the Human Development sector Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Social security (excl pensions) Other Social Infrastructure & Services 1. Strengthened Mozambique's social protection delivery systems through digital transformation The contribution supported the continued strengthening of the e-INAS Management Information System, improving beneficiary management, payment processing, data quality, interoperability and system functionality. The completion of the SPARKS-IT assessment provided a comprehensive roadmap for the modernization of Mozambique's social protection information system, strengthening the foundations for more efficient and transparent programme delivery. 2. Advanced the development of a Unified Social Registry (Cadastro Social Único) The programme supported the Government in launching the development of a Unified Social Registry, representing an important milestone towards a more integrated, transparent and efficient social protection system. National consultations were conducted, an inter-ministerial technical working group was established and a roadmap for implementation was initiated to strengthen beneficiary identification, programme targeting and interoperability across government systems. 3. Expanded digital Government-to-Person (G2P) payments The contribution supported the transition towards digital social protection payments, improving transparency, accountability and financial inclusion. By October 2025, more than 125,800 beneficiaries had received benefits through digital payment mechanisms. New decentralized payment models and alternative payment platforms were successfully piloted to improve efficiency, reduce payment delays and strengthen the resilience of the national payment system. 4. Strengthened institutional capacity and governance of Mozambique's social protection system The programme strengthened the institutional and operational capacity of the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Action (MTGAS) and the National Institute for Social Action (INAS) through improvements in financial management, procurement, planning and programme implementation. Capacity development included training 173 government staff in financial management and procurement, alongside technical training on environmental and social safeguards, adaptive social protection and gender-based violence (GBV). Investments in ICT equipment and operational infrastructure further strengthened institutional performance. 5. Improved efficiency, coverage and resilience of national social protection programmes The contribution strengthened implementation of key national social protection programmes, including the Basic Social Subsidy Programme (PSSB), the Child Grant and the Productive Social Action Programme (PASP). Improved beneficiary targeting, strengthened case management, expanded digital delivery mechanisms and enhanced operational systems contributed to more effective programme implementation. 6. Strengthened programme delivery through strategic implementation partnerships To improve implementation efficiency and accelerate programme delivery, the programme established strategic implementation partnerships with the World Food Programme (WFP) and Give Directly for the implementation of the Productive Social Action Programme (PASP). These partnerships expanded programme delivery in cyclone-affected districts and strengthened the Government's capacity to reach vulnerable households more effectively. 7. Strengthened Mozambique's shock-responsive social protection system The contribution enhanced the Government's capacity to respond to crises through strengthened shock-responsive social protection mechanisms. Emergency cash transfer programmes (PASD-PE) were expanded, digital payment systems improved, and preparedness strengthened to respond to Cyclones Chido, Dikeledi and Jude, contributing to a more resilient national social protection system. 8. Strengthened evidence-based policy development and future social protection reforms The programme generated strategic analytical work to inform national social protection reforms, including support for the development of the National Basic Social Security Strategy III (ENSSB III), the review of the Proxy Means Test (PMT), assessment of the e-INAS platform (SPARKS-IT), impact evaluations and analytical work on integrated social protection systems. These investments strengthened the evidence base for future policy decisions and sector reforms. 9. Strengthened donor coordination and strategic dialogue The MDTF continued to serve as an important platform for harmonizing donor support and strengthening policy dialogue between Government and development partners. The programme supported improvements in the Social Protection Partners Group (SPPG), strengthened coordination mechanisms and contributed to aligning partner support around national priorities for social protection systems strengthening. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10852-10852A0101 Sweden Support during 2019-2022 with a total sum of 75 million SEK to scale-up the national social cash transfer system through a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund. Total budget is ca 180 million SEK, and other donors are UK and the Netherlands. Swedish share around 41 percent of total budget. The fund is active since end of 2018. Focus is on scaling up cash transfers (social cash transfers, child grant, public works salaries) and on increasing the number of beneficiaries. The contribution is expected to strengthen INAS, the agency for social security, assure an efficient and transparent payment system and develop the beneficary registry (e-INAS). The support is one of the contributions that will reply to the negative effects of the cyclone IDAI in the central parts of the country. At least 18 500 households will be reached by the intervention, a number toat may increase dramatically as more donors are coming in with specific support to mitigate for the effects of the cyclones. Stöd under 2019-2022 med totalt 75 miljoner SEK till utbyggnad av nationella sociala kontantstöd via Världsbankens Multi Donor Trust Fund, med fokus på att registrera fler förmånstagare, öka bidragsbeloppen (socialbidrag, barnbidrag, beredskapsarbete m.m.) samt stärka kapaciteten på socialförsäkringsmyndigheten INAS. Total budget för programmet är ca 180 miljoner SEK och andra givare är Storbritannien och Nederländerna. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 41 procent an total budget. Fonden är aktiv sedan slutet av 2018. Insatsen förväntas bidra till effektiva och transparenta utbetalningar samt till att vidareutveckla registret över förmånstagare (e-INAS ). Stödet är ett av de insatser i den svenska portföljen som tydligt kommer att svara mot de effekter som cyklonen IDAI medfört i de centrala delarna av landet. Minst 18 500 hushåll kommer att nås av insatsen, en siffra som kan komma att öka dramatiskt då fler givare kommer in med särskilt stöd till cyklondrabbade områden. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund Strengthening Mozambiques Social Protection System (MozSP MDTF) supports the scale up of Social protection coverage and strengthen delivery systems through a pooled funding approach for donor partner engagement in the SP sector in Mozambique. The development objective of the MozSP is to strengthen the social protection system in Mozambique and it is designed to: (i) increased coverage of poor households; (ii) generate knowledge and evidence-based instruments that improve efficiency of existing SP systems; and (iii) enhanced coordination with development partners. The MozSP finances grants which contribute to the achievement of these objectives, these are structured in two pillars: Recipient-Executed activities (RETF): implemented by the Government of Mozambique (GoM) through Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action (MTGAS) and National Institute of Social Action (INAS).These activities are designed to strengthen coverage of existing social protection programs, prioritize income support to eligible households in existing Social Protection programs by financing existing income support cash transfers, associated implementation costs, and piloting and scaling up solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of SP programs. Bank-Executed activities (BETF): implemented by WB, including through local and international individual consultants as well as firms. These activities finance the provision of technical assistance to contribute to the knowledge generation, development and testing of innovative solutions to improve the functioning of SP systems in the following areas (i) strengthening the delivery systems of existing social programs, (ii) enhancing intersectoral synergies; and (iii) improving coordination and integration of the SP system. The BETF activities are designed to complement and support the implementation of the WB SPER project and other WB projects1 in the Human Development sector Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 50000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Improved access to social security for poor households Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för fattiga hushåll Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10852-10852A0102 Sweden Support during 2019-2022 with a total sum of 75 million SEK to scale-up the national social cash transfer system through a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund. Total budget is ca 180 million SEK, and other donors are UK and the Netherlands. Swedish share around 41 percent of total budget. The fund is active since end of 2018. Focus is on scaling up cash transfers (social cash transfers, child grant, public works salaries) and on increasing the number of beneficiaries. The contribution is expected to strengthen INAS, the agency for social security, assure an efficient and transparent payment system and develop the beneficary registry (e-INAS). The support is one of the contributions that will reply to the negative effects of the cyclone IDAI in the central parts of the country. At least 18 500 households will be reached by the intervention, a number toat may increase dramatically as more donors are coming in with specific support to mitigate for the effects of the cyclones. Stöd under 2019-2022 med totalt 75 miljoner SEK till utbyggnad av nationella sociala kontantstöd via Världsbankens Multi Donor Trust Fund, med fokus på att registrera fler förmånstagare, öka bidragsbeloppen (socialbidrag, barnbidrag, beredskapsarbete m.m.) samt stärka kapaciteten på socialförsäkringsmyndigheten INAS. Total budget för programmet är ca 180 miljoner SEK och andra givare är Storbritannien och Nederländerna. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 41 procent an total budget. Fonden är aktiv sedan slutet av 2018. Insatsen förväntas bidra till effektiva och transparenta utbetalningar samt till att vidareutveckla registret över förmånstagare (e-INAS ). Stödet är ett av de insatser i den svenska portföljen som tydligt kommer att svara mot de effekter som cyklonen IDAI medfört i de centrala delarna av landet. Minst 18 500 hushåll kommer att nås av insatsen, en siffra som kan komma att öka dramatiskt då fler givare kommer in med särskilt stöd till cyklondrabbade områden. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund Strengthening Mozambiques Social Protection System (MozSP MDTF) supports the scale up of Social protection coverage and strengthen delivery systems through a pooled funding approach for donor partner engagement in the SP sector in Mozambique. The development objective of the MozSP is to strengthen the social protection system in Mozambique and it is designed to: (i) increased coverage of poor households; (ii) generate knowledge and evidence-based instruments that improve efficiency of existing SP systems; and (iii) enhanced coordination with development partners. The MozSP finances grants which contribute to the achievement of these objectives, these are structured in two pillars: Recipient-Executed activities (RETF): implemented by the Government of Mozambique (GoM) through Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action (MTGAS) and National Institute of Social Action (INAS).These activities are designed to strengthen coverage of existing social protection programs, prioritize income support to eligible households in existing Social Protection programs by financing existing income support cash transfers, associated implementation costs, and piloting and scaling up solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of SP programs. Bank-Executed activities (BETF): implemented by WB, including through local and international individual consultants as well as firms. These activities finance the provision of technical assistance to contribute to the knowledge generation, development and testing of innovative solutions to improve the functioning of SP systems in the following areas (i) strengthening the delivery systems of existing social programs, (ii) enhancing intersectoral synergies; and (iii) improving coordination and integration of the SP system. The BETF activities are designed to complement and support the implementation of the WB SPER project and other WB projects1 in the Human Development sector Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 149000000 0 0 0 0 149000000 149000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 149000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Improved access to social security for poor households Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för fattiga hushåll Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10852-10852A0103 Sweden Support during 2019-2022 with a total sum of 75 million SEK to scale-up the national social cash transfer system through a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund. Total budget is ca 180 million SEK, and other donors are UK and the Netherlands. Swedish share around 41 percent of total budget. The fund is active since end of 2018. Focus is on scaling up cash transfers (social cash transfers, child grant, public works salaries) and on increasing the number of beneficiaries. The contribution is expected to strengthen INAS, the agency for social security, assure an efficient and transparent payment system and develop the beneficary registry (e-INAS). The support is one of the contributions that will reply to the negative effects of the cyclone IDAI in the central parts of the country. At least 18 500 households will be reached by the intervention, a number toat may increase dramatically as more donors are coming in with specific support to mitigate for the effects of the cyclones. Stöd under 2019-2022 med totalt 75 miljoner SEK till utbyggnad av nationella sociala kontantstöd via Världsbankens Multi Donor Trust Fund, med fokus på att registrera fler förmånstagare, öka bidragsbeloppen (socialbidrag, barnbidrag, beredskapsarbete m.m.) samt stärka kapaciteten på socialförsäkringsmyndigheten INAS. Total budget för programmet är ca 180 miljoner SEK och andra givare är Storbritannien och Nederländerna. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 41 procent an total budget. Fonden är aktiv sedan slutet av 2018. Insatsen förväntas bidra till effektiva och transparenta utbetalningar samt till att vidareutveckla registret över förmånstagare (e-INAS ). Stödet är ett av de insatser i den svenska portföljen som tydligt kommer att svara mot de effekter som cyklonen IDAI medfört i de centrala delarna av landet. Minst 18 500 hushåll kommer att nås av insatsen, en siffra som kan komma att öka dramatiskt då fler givare kommer in med särskilt stöd till cyklondrabbade områden. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund Strengthening Mozambiques Social Protection System (MozSP MDTF) supports the scale up of Social protection coverage and strengthen delivery systems through a pooled funding approach for donor partner engagement in the SP sector in Mozambique. The development objective of the MozSP is to strengthen the social protection system in Mozambique and it is designed to: (i) increased coverage of poor households; (ii) generate knowledge and evidence-based instruments that improve efficiency of existing SP systems; and (iii) enhanced coordination with development partners. The MozSP finances grants which contribute to the achievement of these objectives, these are structured in two pillars: Recipient-Executed activities (RETF): implemented by the Government of Mozambique (GoM) through Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action (MTGAS) and National Institute of Social Action (INAS).These activities are designed to strengthen coverage of existing social protection programs, prioritize income support to eligible households in existing Social Protection programs by financing existing income support cash transfers, associated implementation costs, and piloting and scaling up solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of SP programs. Bank-Executed activities (BETF): implemented by WB, including through local and international individual consultants as well as firms. These activities finance the provision of technical assistance to contribute to the knowledge generation, development and testing of innovative solutions to improve the functioning of SP systems in the following areas (i) strengthening the delivery systems of existing social programs, (ii) enhancing intersectoral synergies; and (iii) improving coordination and integration of the SP system. The BETF activities are designed to complement and support the implementation of the WB SPER project and other WB projects1 in the Human Development sector Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 39000000 -4520763 0 0 0 0 0 40000000 0 0 -4520763 39000000 0 74479237 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 39000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -4520762.8200000003 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Strengthened systems for improved social protection. Stärkta system för ökad social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10912 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 380 000 000 to carry out the "UNDP-Sida Strategic Collaboration Framework on Environment and Climate Change", a programme that will be implemented at the global, regional and country level during the period 2019-2023. It primarily aims at supporting the overall vision of UNDP's Strategic Plan 2018-2021: "to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerate structural transformations for sustainable development and build resilience to crises and shocks". This will be made possible by providing support for the programmes's two building blocks: 1) About 80 % in support of specific UNDP-implemented projects and initiatives in three selected program areas, aimed at strengthening both thematic work, as well as integration and synergies between the areas: (a) Sustainable management and use of ecosystems; biodiversity and natural capital; (b) Sustainable water and ocean governance and (c) Improved climate measures for sustainable development, as well as the nexus area of sustainable food systems where all programme areas are included, and 2) About 20 % of the support towards strengthening the organisational capacity and performance of UNDP to facilitate the transition to more strategic, integrated and programmatic practices that tie together all the projects in the area of environment and climate change and a stronger learning that put together are expected to lead to improved and more transformative results at the country level. The aim is to contribute to a programmatic approach making the whole larger than the sum of all UNDP-implemented environment and climate change projects and decrease fragmentation. The contribution implies that all global support from Sida to UNDP in the area of environment and climate change will be collected under one umbrella programme, including the two on-going contributions within water and oceans (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). All the programme areas are relevant to the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation on sustainable environment, sustainable climate and ocean, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018-2022. In addition, the programme is fully in line with the government's strategy for cooperation with UNDP 2017 - 2021 and above all that UNDP should develop its activities in climate change, ecosystems, resilience and environmentally sustainable communities. Between 5-10 pilot countries will be selected jointly by Sida and UNDP, focusing on the poorest countries, to carry out the activities under the Programme's two building blocks. UNDP has proposed a preliminary list of 11 countries based on a number of agreed criteria. Thes include; country demand for the support, that UNDP has a large project portfolio in the country - NDC support including support from vertical funds, a strong focus on LDC's and Sida's partner countries and that at least one small island developing state and a conflict country are included. Sida is in agreement with the proposed countries and believes that in these countries there are opportunities for UNDP to link the various projects for better results. While UNDP will be Sida's agreement partner and is primarily responsible for implementing and coordinating the Collaboration Framework, a number of other partners (UN agencies - not least UNEP, NGOs, philantropy, private sector) will cooperate with UNDP in the implementation. An important reason why UNDP is considered the appropriate implementing partner is that UNDP has the UN operational mandate to support the partner countries in the area of "sustainable development", which Sweden has been a proponent of. UNDP har ansökt till Sida om SEK 380 000 000 för finansiering av "UNDP-Sida Strategiskt samarbetsramverk inom miljö och klimat", ett program som ska implementeras både på global nivå och på landnivå under perioden 2019 - 2023. Det syftar ytterst till att stödja den övergripande visionen i UNDP:s Strategiska plan 2018 - 2021 för genomförandet av Agenda 2030: "att hjälpa länder att uppnå hållbar utveckling genom att utrota fattigdomen i alla dess former och dimensioner, påskynda strukturomvandlingar för en hållbar utveckling och bygga motståndskraft mot kriser och chocker". Det kommer ske genom stöd till programmets två byggstenar: 1) Omkring 80% av stödet går till specifika UNDP-genomförda projekt och initiativ på landnivå och global nivå inom tre utvalda programområden som både syftar till att stärka det tematiska arbetet samt integration och synergier mellan områdena: (a) Hållbar förvaltning och användning av ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och naturkapital, (b) Hållbar vatten- och havsförvaltning, och (c) Förbättrade klimatåtgärder för en hållbar utveckling, samt nexusområdet Hållbara livsmedelssystem som har bäring på alla programområden, och 2) Omkring 20% av stödet går till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet och prestation hos UNDP för att underlätta övergången till mer strategiska, integrerade och programmatiska arbetsmetoder inom miljö och klimatområdet och ett stärkt lärande. Sammantaget förväntas det leda till förbättrade och mer transformativa resultat på landnivå. Syftet är att bidra till ett programtänk som gör att helheten blir större än summan av samtliga UNDP:s miljö- och klimatprojekt och att fragmenteringen minskar. Förslaget innebär att allt globalt stöd från Sida till UNDP inom miljö- och klimatområdet samlas under ett paraplyprogram, inklusive de pågående Sida-stödda insatserna inom vatten och hav (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). Samtliga dessa tematiska områden samt den kapacitetsbyggande delen är relevanta för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018 - 2022. Programmet är dessutom i linje med regeringens strategi för samarbetet med UNDP 2017 - 2021 och i synnerhet att UNDP utvecklar sin verksamhet inom klimat, ekosystem, motståndskraft och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Mellan 5 - 10 pilotländer kommer gemensamt väljas ut av Sida och UNDP, med fokus på de mest fattiga länderna, för att genomföra aktiviteterna under programmets två byggstenar. UNDP har föreslagit en indikativ lista med 11 länder som utgått från ett antal överenskomna kriterier. Dessa inkluderar; efterfrågan från länderna, att UNDP har en stor projektportfölj i landet med NDC-stöd samt stöd från vertikala fonder, ett starkt fokus på LDC:s och på Sidas samarbetsländer samt åtminstone inkluderar en liten ö-nation under utveckling och ett konfliktland. Sida är överens om de föreslagna länderna och bedömer att det finns goda möjligheter för UNDP att uppnå bättre resultat på landnivå. UNDP är Sidas avtalspart och kommer vara huvudansvarig för att genomföra och samordna programmet. En rad andra partner (FN-organ - inte minst UNEP, enskilda organisationer, filantroper och privata sektorn) kommer dessutom samverka med UNDP i genomförandet av insatsen. Ett tungt vägande skäl till att UNDP bedöms som lämplig genomförare är att UNDP har det operativa mandatet inom FN att stödja samarbetsländerna inom området ”hållbar utveckling”, en fråga där Sverige har varit drivande. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till UNDPs strategiska plan 2022-2025. Insatsen syftar specifikt till att stärka UNDPs organisatoriska kapacitet och konkreta resultat vad gäller miljö och klimat inom hela sin globala verksamhet. Viktiga utgångspunkter för Sidas stöd har varit att a) stärka länders kapacitet att genomföra sitt miljö- och klimatarbete b) motverka tematisk fragmentering av de olika miljöfrågorna och stärka sammanhållet miljö/klimatarbete på landnivå, och c) ge UNDP bättre förutsättningar att bli mindre projektdrivet och minska behovet/drivkraften att jaga medel från GCF, GEF (ibland i konkurrens med samarbetsländer). Mer specifikt ska insatsen bidra till att: 1. Minska fattigdom i alla dess former och dimensioner 2. Accelerera en strukturell transformation för hållbar utveckling 3. Stärka UNDP:s kapacitet och organisatoriska effektivitet. Insatsen har två delar en institutionell och en tematisk. Programmet har ett adaptivt arbetssätt för att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar och behov. Nya tematiska arbetsområden har därför tillkommit under programmets genomförande. Den institutionella delen har följande delkomponenter: - Intern kapacitetsutveckling - Integrerad programutveckling - Regelverk för sociala och miljömässiga aspekter i verksamheten - Jämställdhetsintegrering - Kommunikation och lärande - Partnerskap Den tematiska delen hade ursprungligen följande delkomponenter: A. Biologisk mångfald B. Vatten (sötvatten och marint) C. Klimat och energi D. Livsmedelssystem Två nya tematiska områden tillkom år 2023: E. Klimatsäkerhet F. Plast och Avfall Aktiviteter under respektive delkomponent är förvisso globala men detta program har ett särskilt fokus på nio pilotländer (Colombia, Uganda, Etiopien, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kambodja, Nepal, Fiji, Haiti). För insatsen finns ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på output nivå. Nya indikatorer med mål på output nivå för de två nya delkomponenterna (E och F) har lagts till i det uppdaterade resultatramverket för 2023. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Colombia Ethiopia Haiti Cambodia Liberia Myanmar Nepal Uganda Developing countries, unspecified Oceania, regional Environmental policy and administrative management Water resources conservation (including data collection) Bio-diversity Agricultural policy and administrative management Energy policy and administrative management Sectors not specified General Environment Protection Water Supply & Sanitation Agriculture Energy Policy Unallocated / Unspecified Sammanfattning av resultat: Programmet har katalyserat betydande samfinansiering och parallella fonder på över 488 miljoner US-dollar för globala och nationella portföljer inom natur, klimat och miljö. Genom den katalyserade samfinansieringen har Sida-stödet bidragit till att 34 länder fått stöd för att anpassa sina nationella klimatåtaganden och nationella klimatåtgärdsplaner; 21 länder i Afrika har fått stöd för tillgång till grön energi genom Africa Minigrids Programme; 34 länder har fått stöd för policy och programplanering avseende klimatsäkerhetsrisker; och 36 privata innovatörer har fått stöd genom Oceans Innovation Challenge. Dessa resultat har validerats genom en oberoende utvärdering av programmet under 2024. Institutionell utveckling: Sedan programmet startade 2020 har UNDP lyckats förbättra sina interna resurser, verktyg och metoder för integrerad programplanering inom natur, klimat, energi och avfall (NCEW) avsevärt. Sidas stöd har möjliggjort en ny konsoliderad NCEW-struktur inom UNDP:s globala policy-nätverk (GPN), betydande förbättringar och institutionalisering av jämställdhet, kunskapshantering (KM) och skyddsåtgärder, stärkta interna och externa partnerskap, resursmobilisering för integrerad NCEW-programplanering på global och nationell nivå samt pilotprojekt för nya metoder för portföljhantering. Enligt UNDP har det nya arbetssättet lett till effektivare genomförande av arbetet på landnivå med större genomslag. Nedan presenteras huvudsakliga resultat inom respektive strategimål och tillhörande UNDP-programområde. Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi och ökad energieffektivisering (UNDP:s programområde C.2: Energy) År 2025 uppdaterade UNDP, i samarbete med Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), sitt ramverk för riskminskning vid investeringar i förnybar energi (DREI). Metodiken har vidareutvecklats DREI 2.0 och är utformat för att hjälpa regeringar att förstå investerarnas risker, gemensamt skapa genomförbara lösningar och utveckla skräddarsydda strategier för riskminskning baserade på investerarnas insikter. Sidas bidrag har medfört att analyser enligt DREI-metoden har genomförts i ett flertal länder och att samarbete har etablerats med bland annat Zambia, Demokratiska republiken Kongo och Moçambique där pilotprojekt kommer att genomföras under 2026. Sidas stöd har även bidragit till Africa Minigrids Program (AMP), som i huvudsak finansieras av GEF. Programmet har visat starka framsteg när det gäller att utöka tillgången till inkluderande och hållbar energi genom mininät för förnybar energi. Pilotplaner för mininät utformas och genomförs för närvarande i följande länder: Burkina Faso, Komorerna, Djibouti, Eswatini, Etiopien, Madagaskar, Malawi, Mauretanien, Somalia och Sudan och har slutförts i Burundi och Tchad. På regional nivå har AMP etablerat en robust stödplattform som kombinerar tekniskt bistånd, kunskapsutbyte och digital innovation. Några exempel på politiska och regleringsmässiga insatser är: - Somalia: Stöd till den nationella tillsynsmyndigheten för att utveckla en ny minigrid-förordning, i nära samarbete med privata energitjänstleverantörer (ESP) som har verkat i en oreglerad miljö. - Malawi: En del av DREI:s investeringsrisker och rekommenderade politiska och finansiella riskminskningsinstrument har integrerats i Malawis utkast till nationell energipolitik för 2025, inklusive minskade buffertzoner för elnätet och stöd för mininätkoncessioner. - Komorerna: Dekret utarbetat för att möjliggöra utbyggnad av mininät enligt en modell för gemenskapens egenförbrukning inom ramen för den befintliga förordningen, med en mekanism för deltagande av privata sektorn. - Ytterligare höjdpunkter är det bidragsavtal som undertecknats med 18 privata utvecklare för att samfinansiera och bygga 23 mininät i Nigeria (anslutningar för 14 mininät är redan färdigställda) med fokus på produktiv användning av el för jordbrukssektorn. Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar (UNDP:s programområde C.1: Climate Change) Under 2025 har UNFCCC:s medlemsländer lämnat in nästa generation av sina reviderade och förbättrade NDC:er, så kallade NDC 3.0. I november 2025 hade 70 länder som är parter i UNFCCC lämnat in sin tredje generation av NDC:er, och många fler förväntas lämna in sina fram till årsskiftet. Sedan 2025 samordnar UNDP på begäran av FN:s generalsekreterare FN:s insatser för att uppnå ambitiösa NDC. Genom programmet har UNDP stöttat över 120 länder i deras arbete med att uppfylla Parisavtalet och förbättra sina nationellt fastställda bidrag (NDC) genom sitt flaggskeppsprojekt Climate Promise. Till exempel har Moldavien, tack vare tekniskt stöd finansierat av Sida, avsevärt höjt sina ambitionsnivåer för anpassning i sin NDC 3.0 jämfört med landets tidigare NDC. Dessa prioriteringar är helt i linje med landets nationella anpassningsplan, som innehåller en detaljerad ram för styrning och genomförande av anpassningsåtgärder i landet. Ett omfattande ramverk för övervakning, utvärdering och lärande (MEL) som utarbetats i NAP har nu införlivats i NDC 3.0. UNDP har, med finansiellt stöd från Sida och från GCF Readiness och andra bilaterala källor, spelat en nyckelroll i att stödja Moldavien att förbättra anpassningen i sin NDC 3.0, med stark betoning på jämställdhetsintegrering. Avfall: (UNDP:s programområde: Zero waste and plastics) Avfall Sverige är genomförandepart till avfallsdelen av programmet och har i samarbete med UNDP etablerat en global informationscentralen (clearing house) som lanserades 2025. Genom samarbetet ges teknisk och finansiell rådgivning till kommuner för utveckling och genomförande av nollavfallsstrategi. Expertis från svenska kommuner används som grund för att uppnå miljöförbättringarna. År 2024 utvecklade UNDP m.h.a. Sidastödet initiativet Shifting to Zero Waste Against Pollution (SWAP) tillsammans med fem länder. SWAP-projektet godkändes av GEF i slutet av 2024 och betraktas som ett av flaggskeppsprojekten i GEF:s programcykel GEF-8. Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet (UNDP:s programområde B: Water and Oceans) UNDP har utvecklat sitt arbete med vatten inom tre områden: vatten för naturen, vatten för fred och säkerhet och vatten för motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Programmet gav under 2024 stöd till nationella och lokala ramverk för vatten och kustförvaltning i Somalia, Irak och Uganda. UNDP:s program för vatten- och havsförvaltning (WOGP) har tillhandahållit teknisk rådgivning genom UNDP:s landkontor och har givit stöd till länder för att utveckla sina vattenresurser. Ett exempel är Bhutan där UNDP givit stöd för att utveckla ett koncept för som syftar till stärkt ekonomisk utveckling baserat på landets vattenresurser. Ett annat exempel samarbetet med Egypten, Jordanien, Marocko och Tunisien inom initiativet Acceleration in Water Adaptation and Resilience (AWARe), som syftar till effektivare vattenanvändning genom småskalig solenergidriven avsaltning av avloppsvatten från jordbruket som möjliggör återanvändning av vattnet inom jordbruket. Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi (UNDP:s Programområde A: Biologisk mångfald och B: Water and Oceans) Biologisk mångfald: UNDP har lanserat flaggskeppsinitiativet Nature Pledge för att hjälpa över 140 länder att genomföra sina nationella strategier och handlingsplaner för biologisk mångfald (NBSAP) i enlighet med Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Under 2025 har serien Nature for Development Action Kit har distribuerats av landskontoren och Nature Pledge-landskontorsprofiler har tagits fram av Kina, Papua Nya Guinea, Sri Lanka och Thailand. Bhutan, Kambodja, Indien, Indonesien och Malaysia har börjat arbeta med sina profiler. Inom ramen för Nature Pledge har ytterligare 91 länder lagts till flaggskeppsprogrammet BIOFIN. Programmet stärkte ytterligare Nature Pledge-portföljen genom att stödja pågående och katalysera nya globala, regionala och nationella initiativ och partnerskap som svarar mot Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Programmet investerade i portföljutveckling och resursmobilisering för integrerade initiativ för ekosystemåterställning och hållbar markförvaltning. Två nya FN-fonder med flera partner inrättades 2025 nämligen NBSAP Accelerator Action Account och Cali Fund vilket ökade möjligheterna för länder att få tillgång till ytterligare finansiering för att genomföra sina NBSAP. I Colombia har den nationella jordbruksutvecklingsbanken FINAGRO, med utgångspunkt i en relativt liten investering från Sida 2023, infört en åtgärd för att säkerställa att deras lån på 2 miljarder dollar till jordbrukare som odlar fem olika avskogningsgrödor, däribland soja och nötkött, har en positiv inverkan på naturen. TNFD, som inkuberades genom Sidas stöd, är en marknadsledd arbetsgrupp för privata och offentliga finansinstitut och för företagsvärlden. Dess mål är att i stor skala omdirigera finansflöden från naturnegativa till naturpositiva för att korrigera de nuvarande naturnegativa finanserna på 7000 miljarder dollar per år, enligt UNEP:s uppskattning. TNFD har gått in i implementeringsfasen efter att ha slutfört sina rekommendationer, och har i december 2025 fått 733 företag att förbinda sig att offentliggöra naturrelaterade upplysningar. Sida har också givit katalytiskt stöd till Biodiversity Credit Alliance (BCA), som strävar efter att stärka integriteten inom den växande marknaden för biokrediter med syfta att främja storskaliga investeringar inom biologisk mångfald och stärka natur-positiv privat sektor. I slutet av 2024 deltog 400 organisationer i BCA ochett flertal arbetsgrupper inom olika områden har etablerats. BCA har också producerat ett flertal kunskapsstöd. UNDP utökade sitt stöd för ratificeringen av BBNJ/High Seas Agreement med direkt projektstöd till tio länder (Belize, Uruguay, Tanzania, Filippinerna, Mexiko, Ghana, Dominikanska republiken, Chile och Kap Verde). Ocean Innovation Challenge, OIC Utlysningsfonden OIC har sedan starten 2020 givit stöd till totalt 36 innovatörer genom fyra olika utlysningar inom skydd av marina ekosystem, hållbart fiske och aquakultur och blå ekonomi. UNDP bidrar förutom med finansiering även tekniskt stöd och mentorskap till innovatörerna. Den fjärde utlysningen skedde 2024 med fokus på små ö-stater och LDC's och inkluderade 15 innovatörer. Bland innovationerna ingick t.ex. en pilot för torkning av sjögräs med hjälp av solkraft som kom 60 kvinnliga sjögräsfarmare på Zanzibar tillgodo. Genom OIC har även betydande privat kapital mobiliserats. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10912-10912A0101 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 380 000 000 to carry out the "UNDP-Sida Strategic Collaboration Framework on Environment and Climate Change", a programme that will be implemented at the global, regional and country level during the period 2019-2023. It primarily aims at supporting the overall vision of UNDP's Strategic Plan 2018-2021: "to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerate structural transformations for sustainable development and build resilience to crises and shocks". This will be made possible by providing support for the programmes's two building blocks: 1) About 80 % in support of specific UNDP-implemented projects and initiatives in three selected program areas, aimed at strengthening both thematic work, as well as integration and synergies between the areas: (a) Sustainable management and use of ecosystems; biodiversity and natural capital; (b) Sustainable water and ocean governance and (c) Improved climate measures for sustainable development, as well as the nexus area of sustainable food systems where all programme areas are included, and 2) About 20 % of the support towards strengthening the organisational capacity and performance of UNDP to facilitate the transition to more strategic, integrated and programmatic practices that tie together all the projects in the area of environment and climate change and a stronger learning that put together are expected to lead to improved and more transformative results at the country level. The aim is to contribute to a programmatic approach making the whole larger than the sum of all UNDP-implemented environment and climate change projects and decrease fragmentation. The contribution implies that all global support from Sida to UNDP in the area of environment and climate change will be collected under one umbrella programme, including the two on-going contributions within water and oceans (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). All the programme areas are relevant to the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation on sustainable environment, sustainable climate and ocean, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018-2022. In addition, the programme is fully in line with the government's strategy for cooperation with UNDP 2017 - 2021 and above all that UNDP should develop its activities in climate change, ecosystems, resilience and environmentally sustainable communities. Between 5-10 pilot countries will be selected jointly by Sida and UNDP, focusing on the poorest countries, to carry out the activities under the Programme's two building blocks. UNDP has proposed a preliminary list of 11 countries based on a number of agreed criteria. Thes include; country demand for the support, that UNDP has a large project portfolio in the country - NDC support including support from vertical funds, a strong focus on LDC's and Sida's partner countries and that at least one small island developing state and a conflict country are included. Sida is in agreement with the proposed countries and believes that in these countries there are opportunities for UNDP to link the various projects for better results. While UNDP will be Sida's agreement partner and is primarily responsible for implementing and coordinating the Collaboration Framework, a number of other partners (UN agencies - not least UNEP, NGOs, philantropy, private sector) will cooperate with UNDP in the implementation. An important reason why UNDP is considered the appropriate implementing partner is that UNDP has the UN operational mandate to support the partner countries in the area of "sustainable development", which Sweden has been a proponent of. UNDP har ansökt till Sida om SEK 380 000 000 för finansiering av "UNDP-Sida Strategiskt samarbetsramverk inom miljö och klimat", ett program som ska implementeras både på global nivå och på landnivå under perioden 2019 - 2023. Det syftar ytterst till att stödja den övergripande visionen i UNDP:s Strategiska plan 2018 - 2021 för genomförandet av Agenda 2030: "att hjälpa länder att uppnå hållbar utveckling genom att utrota fattigdomen i alla dess former och dimensioner, påskynda strukturomvandlingar för en hållbar utveckling och bygga motståndskraft mot kriser och chocker". Det kommer ske genom stöd till programmets två byggstenar: 1) Omkring 80% av stödet går till specifika UNDP-genomförda projekt och initiativ på landnivå och global nivå inom tre utvalda programområden som både syftar till att stärka det tematiska arbetet samt integration och synergier mellan områdena: (a) Hållbar förvaltning och användning av ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och naturkapital, (b) Hållbar vatten- och havsförvaltning, och (c) Förbättrade klimatåtgärder för en hållbar utveckling, samt nexusområdet Hållbara livsmedelssystem som har bäring på alla programområden, och 2) Omkring 20% av stödet går till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet och prestation hos UNDP för att underlätta övergången till mer strategiska, integrerade och programmatiska arbetsmetoder inom miljö och klimatområdet och ett stärkt lärande. Sammantaget förväntas det leda till förbättrade och mer transformativa resultat på landnivå. Syftet är att bidra till ett programtänk som gör att helheten blir större än summan av samtliga UNDP:s miljö- och klimatprojekt och att fragmenteringen minskar. Förslaget innebär att allt globalt stöd från Sida till UNDP inom miljö- och klimatområdet samlas under ett paraplyprogram, inklusive de pågående Sida-stödda insatserna inom vatten och hav (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). Samtliga dessa tematiska områden samt den kapacitetsbyggande delen är relevanta för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018 - 2022. Programmet är dessutom i linje med regeringens strategi för samarbetet med UNDP 2017 - 2021 och i synnerhet att UNDP utvecklar sin verksamhet inom klimat, ekosystem, motståndskraft och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Mellan 5 - 10 pilotländer kommer gemensamt väljas ut av Sida och UNDP, med fokus på de mest fattiga länderna, för att genomföra aktiviteterna under programmets två byggstenar. UNDP har föreslagit en indikativ lista med 11 länder som utgått från ett antal överenskomna kriterier. Dessa inkluderar; efterfrågan från länderna, att UNDP har en stor projektportfölj i landet med NDC-stöd samt stöd från vertikala fonder, ett starkt fokus på LDC:s och på Sidas samarbetsländer samt åtminstone inkluderar en liten ö-nation under utveckling och ett konfliktland. Sida är överens om de föreslagna länderna och bedömer att det finns goda möjligheter för UNDP att uppnå bättre resultat på landnivå. UNDP är Sidas avtalspart och kommer vara huvudansvarig för att genomföra och samordna programmet. En rad andra partner (FN-organ - inte minst UNEP, enskilda organisationer, filantroper och privata sektorn) kommer dessutom samverka med UNDP i genomförandet av insatsen. Ett tungt vägande skäl till att UNDP bedöms som lämplig genomförare är att UNDP har det operativa mandatet inom FN att stödja samarbetsländerna inom området ”hållbar utveckling”, en fråga där Sverige har varit drivande. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till UNDPs strategiska plan 2022-2025. Insatsen syftar specifikt till att stärka UNDPs organisatoriska kapacitet och konkreta resultat vad gäller miljö och klimat inom hela sin globala verksamhet. Viktiga utgångspunkter för Sidas stöd har varit att a) stärka länders kapacitet att genomföra sitt miljö- och klimatarbete b) motverka tematisk fragmentering av de olika miljöfrågorna och stärka sammanhållet miljö/klimatarbete på landnivå, och c) ge UNDP bättre förutsättningar att bli mindre projektdrivet och minska behovet/drivkraften att jaga medel från GCF, GEF (ibland i konkurrens med samarbetsländer). Mer specifikt ska insatsen bidra till att: 1. Minska fattigdom i alla dess former och dimensioner 2. Accelerera en strukturell transformation för hållbar utveckling 3. Stärka UNDP:s kapacitet och organisatoriska effektivitet. Insatsen har två delar en institutionell och en tematisk. Programmet har ett adaptivt arbetssätt för att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar och behov. Nya tematiska arbetsområden har därför tillkommit under programmets genomförande. Den institutionella delen har följande delkomponenter: - Intern kapacitetsutveckling - Integrerad programutveckling - Regelverk för sociala och miljömässiga aspekter i verksamheten - Jämställdhetsintegrering - Kommunikation och lärande - Partnerskap Den tematiska delen hade ursprungligen följande delkomponenter: A. Biologisk mångfald B. Vatten (sötvatten och marint) C. Klimat och energi D. Livsmedelssystem Två nya tematiska områden tillkom år 2023: E. Klimatsäkerhet F. Plast och Avfall Aktiviteter under respektive delkomponent är förvisso globala men detta program har ett särskilt fokus på nio pilotländer (Colombia, Uganda, Etiopien, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kambodja, Nepal, Fiji, Haiti). För insatsen finns ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på output nivå. Nya indikatorer med mål på output nivå för de två nya delkomponenterna (E och F) har lagts till i det uppdaterade resultatramverket för 2023. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 50000000 100000000 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 50000000 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 250000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10912-10912A0102 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 380 000 000 to carry out the "UNDP-Sida Strategic Collaboration Framework on Environment and Climate Change", a programme that will be implemented at the global, regional and country level during the period 2019-2023. It primarily aims at supporting the overall vision of UNDP's Strategic Plan 2018-2021: "to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerate structural transformations for sustainable development and build resilience to crises and shocks". This will be made possible by providing support for the programmes's two building blocks: 1) About 80 % in support of specific UNDP-implemented projects and initiatives in three selected program areas, aimed at strengthening both thematic work, as well as integration and synergies between the areas: (a) Sustainable management and use of ecosystems; biodiversity and natural capital; (b) Sustainable water and ocean governance and (c) Improved climate measures for sustainable development, as well as the nexus area of sustainable food systems where all programme areas are included, and 2) About 20 % of the support towards strengthening the organisational capacity and performance of UNDP to facilitate the transition to more strategic, integrated and programmatic practices that tie together all the projects in the area of environment and climate change and a stronger learning that put together are expected to lead to improved and more transformative results at the country level. The aim is to contribute to a programmatic approach making the whole larger than the sum of all UNDP-implemented environment and climate change projects and decrease fragmentation. The contribution implies that all global support from Sida to UNDP in the area of environment and climate change will be collected under one umbrella programme, including the two on-going contributions within water and oceans (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). All the programme areas are relevant to the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation on sustainable environment, sustainable climate and ocean, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018-2022. In addition, the programme is fully in line with the government's strategy for cooperation with UNDP 2017 - 2021 and above all that UNDP should develop its activities in climate change, ecosystems, resilience and environmentally sustainable communities. Between 5-10 pilot countries will be selected jointly by Sida and UNDP, focusing on the poorest countries, to carry out the activities under the Programme's two building blocks. UNDP has proposed a preliminary list of 11 countries based on a number of agreed criteria. Thes include; country demand for the support, that UNDP has a large project portfolio in the country - NDC support including support from vertical funds, a strong focus on LDC's and Sida's partner countries and that at least one small island developing state and a conflict country are included. Sida is in agreement with the proposed countries and believes that in these countries there are opportunities for UNDP to link the various projects for better results. While UNDP will be Sida's agreement partner and is primarily responsible for implementing and coordinating the Collaboration Framework, a number of other partners (UN agencies - not least UNEP, NGOs, philantropy, private sector) will cooperate with UNDP in the implementation. An important reason why UNDP is considered the appropriate implementing partner is that UNDP has the UN operational mandate to support the partner countries in the area of "sustainable development", which Sweden has been a proponent of. UNDP har ansökt till Sida om SEK 380 000 000 för finansiering av "UNDP-Sida Strategiskt samarbetsramverk inom miljö och klimat", ett program som ska implementeras både på global nivå och på landnivå under perioden 2019 - 2023. Det syftar ytterst till att stödja den övergripande visionen i UNDP:s Strategiska plan 2018 - 2021 för genomförandet av Agenda 2030: "att hjälpa länder att uppnå hållbar utveckling genom att utrota fattigdomen i alla dess former och dimensioner, påskynda strukturomvandlingar för en hållbar utveckling och bygga motståndskraft mot kriser och chocker". Det kommer ske genom stöd till programmets två byggstenar: 1) Omkring 80% av stödet går till specifika UNDP-genomförda projekt och initiativ på landnivå och global nivå inom tre utvalda programområden som både syftar till att stärka det tematiska arbetet samt integration och synergier mellan områdena: (a) Hållbar förvaltning och användning av ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och naturkapital, (b) Hållbar vatten- och havsförvaltning, och (c) Förbättrade klimatåtgärder för en hållbar utveckling, samt nexusområdet Hållbara livsmedelssystem som har bäring på alla programområden, och 2) Omkring 20% av stödet går till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet och prestation hos UNDP för att underlätta övergången till mer strategiska, integrerade och programmatiska arbetsmetoder inom miljö och klimatområdet och ett stärkt lärande. Sammantaget förväntas det leda till förbättrade och mer transformativa resultat på landnivå. Syftet är att bidra till ett programtänk som gör att helheten blir större än summan av samtliga UNDP:s miljö- och klimatprojekt och att fragmenteringen minskar. Förslaget innebär att allt globalt stöd från Sida till UNDP inom miljö- och klimatområdet samlas under ett paraplyprogram, inklusive de pågående Sida-stödda insatserna inom vatten och hav (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). Samtliga dessa tematiska områden samt den kapacitetsbyggande delen är relevanta för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018 - 2022. Programmet är dessutom i linje med regeringens strategi för samarbetet med UNDP 2017 - 2021 och i synnerhet att UNDP utvecklar sin verksamhet inom klimat, ekosystem, motståndskraft och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Mellan 5 - 10 pilotländer kommer gemensamt väljas ut av Sida och UNDP, med fokus på de mest fattiga länderna, för att genomföra aktiviteterna under programmets två byggstenar. UNDP har föreslagit en indikativ lista med 11 länder som utgått från ett antal överenskomna kriterier. Dessa inkluderar; efterfrågan från länderna, att UNDP har en stor projektportfölj i landet med NDC-stöd samt stöd från vertikala fonder, ett starkt fokus på LDC:s och på Sidas samarbetsländer samt åtminstone inkluderar en liten ö-nation under utveckling och ett konfliktland. Sida är överens om de föreslagna länderna och bedömer att det finns goda möjligheter för UNDP att uppnå bättre resultat på landnivå. UNDP är Sidas avtalspart och kommer vara huvudansvarig för att genomföra och samordna programmet. En rad andra partner (FN-organ - inte minst UNEP, enskilda organisationer, filantroper och privata sektorn) kommer dessutom samverka med UNDP i genomförandet av insatsen. Ett tungt vägande skäl till att UNDP bedöms som lämplig genomförare är att UNDP har det operativa mandatet inom FN att stödja samarbetsländerna inom området ”hållbar utveckling”, en fråga där Sverige har varit drivande. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till UNDPs strategiska plan 2022-2025. Insatsen syftar specifikt till att stärka UNDPs organisatoriska kapacitet och konkreta resultat vad gäller miljö och klimat inom hela sin globala verksamhet. Viktiga utgångspunkter för Sidas stöd har varit att a) stärka länders kapacitet att genomföra sitt miljö- och klimatarbete b) motverka tematisk fragmentering av de olika miljöfrågorna och stärka sammanhållet miljö/klimatarbete på landnivå, och c) ge UNDP bättre förutsättningar att bli mindre projektdrivet och minska behovet/drivkraften att jaga medel från GCF, GEF (ibland i konkurrens med samarbetsländer). Mer specifikt ska insatsen bidra till att: 1. Minska fattigdom i alla dess former och dimensioner 2. Accelerera en strukturell transformation för hållbar utveckling 3. Stärka UNDP:s kapacitet och organisatoriska effektivitet. Insatsen har två delar en institutionell och en tematisk. Programmet har ett adaptivt arbetssätt för att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar och behov. Nya tematiska arbetsområden har därför tillkommit under programmets genomförande. Den institutionella delen har följande delkomponenter: - Intern kapacitetsutveckling - Integrerad programutveckling - Regelverk för sociala och miljömässiga aspekter i verksamheten - Jämställdhetsintegrering - Kommunikation och lärande - Partnerskap Den tematiska delen hade ursprungligen följande delkomponenter: A. Biologisk mångfald B. Vatten (sötvatten och marint) C. Klimat och energi D. Livsmedelssystem Två nya tematiska områden tillkom år 2023: E. Klimatsäkerhet F. Plast och Avfall Aktiviteter under respektive delkomponent är förvisso globala men detta program har ett särskilt fokus på nio pilotländer (Colombia, Uganda, Etiopien, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kambodja, Nepal, Fiji, Haiti). För insatsen finns ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på output nivå. Nya indikatorer med mål på output nivå för de två nya delkomponenterna (E och F) har lagts till i det uppdaterade resultatramverket för 2023. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 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UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 74407.8 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 110240 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 45000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10912-10912A0103 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 380 000 000 to carry out the "UNDP-Sida Strategic Collaboration Framework on Environment and Climate Change", a programme that will be implemented at the global, regional and country level during the period 2019-2023. It primarily aims at supporting the overall vision of UNDP's Strategic Plan 2018-2021: "to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerate structural transformations for sustainable development and build resilience to crises and shocks". This will be made possible by providing support for the programmes's two building blocks: 1) About 80 % in support of specific UNDP-implemented projects and initiatives in three selected program areas, aimed at strengthening both thematic work, as well as integration and synergies between the areas: (a) Sustainable management and use of ecosystems; biodiversity and natural capital; (b) Sustainable water and ocean governance and (c) Improved climate measures for sustainable development, as well as the nexus area of sustainable food systems where all programme areas are included, and 2) About 20 % of the support towards strengthening the organisational capacity and performance of UNDP to facilitate the transition to more strategic, integrated and programmatic practices that tie together all the projects in the area of environment and climate change and a stronger learning that put together are expected to lead to improved and more transformative results at the country level. The aim is to contribute to a programmatic approach making the whole larger than the sum of all UNDP-implemented environment and climate change projects and decrease fragmentation. The contribution implies that all global support from Sida to UNDP in the area of environment and climate change will be collected under one umbrella programme, including the two on-going contributions within water and oceans (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). All the programme areas are relevant to the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation on sustainable environment, sustainable climate and ocean, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018-2022. In addition, the programme is fully in line with the government's strategy for cooperation with UNDP 2017 - 2021 and above all that UNDP should develop its activities in climate change, ecosystems, resilience and environmentally sustainable communities. Between 5-10 pilot countries will be selected jointly by Sida and UNDP, focusing on the poorest countries, to carry out the activities under the Programme's two building blocks. UNDP has proposed a preliminary list of 11 countries based on a number of agreed criteria. Thes include; country demand for the support, that UNDP has a large project portfolio in the country - NDC support including support from vertical funds, a strong focus on LDC's and Sida's partner countries and that at least one small island developing state and a conflict country are included. Sida is in agreement with the proposed countries and believes that in these countries there are opportunities for UNDP to link the various projects for better results. While UNDP will be Sida's agreement partner and is primarily responsible for implementing and coordinating the Collaboration Framework, a number of other partners (UN agencies - not least UNEP, NGOs, philantropy, private sector) will cooperate with UNDP in the implementation. An important reason why UNDP is considered the appropriate implementing partner is that UNDP has the UN operational mandate to support the partner countries in the area of "sustainable development", which Sweden has been a proponent of. UNDP har ansökt till Sida om SEK 380 000 000 för finansiering av "UNDP-Sida Strategiskt samarbetsramverk inom miljö och klimat", ett program som ska implementeras både på global nivå och på landnivå under perioden 2019 - 2023. Det syftar ytterst till att stödja den övergripande visionen i UNDP:s Strategiska plan 2018 - 2021 för genomförandet av Agenda 2030: "att hjälpa länder att uppnå hållbar utveckling genom att utrota fattigdomen i alla dess former och dimensioner, påskynda strukturomvandlingar för en hållbar utveckling och bygga motståndskraft mot kriser och chocker". Det kommer ske genom stöd till programmets två byggstenar: 1) Omkring 80% av stödet går till specifika UNDP-genomförda projekt och initiativ på landnivå och global nivå inom tre utvalda programområden som både syftar till att stärka det tematiska arbetet samt integration och synergier mellan områdena: (a) Hållbar förvaltning och användning av ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och naturkapital, (b) Hållbar vatten- och havsförvaltning, och (c) Förbättrade klimatåtgärder för en hållbar utveckling, samt nexusområdet Hållbara livsmedelssystem som har bäring på alla programområden, och 2) Omkring 20% av stödet går till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet och prestation hos UNDP för att underlätta övergången till mer strategiska, integrerade och programmatiska arbetsmetoder inom miljö och klimatområdet och ett stärkt lärande. Sammantaget förväntas det leda till förbättrade och mer transformativa resultat på landnivå. Syftet är att bidra till ett programtänk som gör att helheten blir större än summan av samtliga UNDP:s miljö- och klimatprojekt och att fragmenteringen minskar. Förslaget innebär att allt globalt stöd från Sida till UNDP inom miljö- och klimatområdet samlas under ett paraplyprogram, inklusive de pågående Sida-stödda insatserna inom vatten och hav (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). Samtliga dessa tematiska områden samt den kapacitetsbyggande delen är relevanta för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018 - 2022. Programmet är dessutom i linje med regeringens strategi för samarbetet med UNDP 2017 - 2021 och i synnerhet att UNDP utvecklar sin verksamhet inom klimat, ekosystem, motståndskraft och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Mellan 5 - 10 pilotländer kommer gemensamt väljas ut av Sida och UNDP, med fokus på de mest fattiga länderna, för att genomföra aktiviteterna under programmets två byggstenar. UNDP har föreslagit en indikativ lista med 11 länder som utgått från ett antal överenskomna kriterier. Dessa inkluderar; efterfrågan från länderna, att UNDP har en stor projektportfölj i landet med NDC-stöd samt stöd från vertikala fonder, ett starkt fokus på LDC:s och på Sidas samarbetsländer samt åtminstone inkluderar en liten ö-nation under utveckling och ett konfliktland. Sida är överens om de föreslagna länderna och bedömer att det finns goda möjligheter för UNDP att uppnå bättre resultat på landnivå. UNDP är Sidas avtalspart och kommer vara huvudansvarig för att genomföra och samordna programmet. En rad andra partner (FN-organ - inte minst UNEP, enskilda organisationer, filantroper och privata sektorn) kommer dessutom samverka med UNDP i genomförandet av insatsen. Ett tungt vägande skäl till att UNDP bedöms som lämplig genomförare är att UNDP har det operativa mandatet inom FN att stödja samarbetsländerna inom området ”hållbar utveckling”, en fråga där Sverige har varit drivande. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till UNDPs strategiska plan 2022-2025. Insatsen syftar specifikt till att stärka UNDPs organisatoriska kapacitet och konkreta resultat vad gäller miljö och klimat inom hela sin globala verksamhet. Viktiga utgångspunkter för Sidas stöd har varit att a) stärka länders kapacitet att genomföra sitt miljö- och klimatarbete b) motverka tematisk fragmentering av de olika miljöfrågorna och stärka sammanhållet miljö/klimatarbete på landnivå, och c) ge UNDP bättre förutsättningar att bli mindre projektdrivet och minska behovet/drivkraften att jaga medel från GCF, GEF (ibland i konkurrens med samarbetsländer). Mer specifikt ska insatsen bidra till att: 1. Minska fattigdom i alla dess former och dimensioner 2. Accelerera en strukturell transformation för hållbar utveckling 3. Stärka UNDP:s kapacitet och organisatoriska effektivitet. Insatsen har två delar en institutionell och en tematisk. Programmet har ett adaptivt arbetssätt för att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar och behov. Nya tematiska arbetsområden har därför tillkommit under programmets genomförande. Den institutionella delen har följande delkomponenter: - Intern kapacitetsutveckling - Integrerad programutveckling - Regelverk för sociala och miljömässiga aspekter i verksamheten - Jämställdhetsintegrering - Kommunikation och lärande - Partnerskap Den tematiska delen hade ursprungligen följande delkomponenter: A. Biologisk mångfald B. Vatten (sötvatten och marint) C. Klimat och energi D. Livsmedelssystem Två nya tematiska områden tillkom år 2023: E. Klimatsäkerhet F. Plast och Avfall Aktiviteter under respektive delkomponent är förvisso globala men detta program har ett särskilt fokus på nio pilotländer (Colombia, Uganda, Etiopien, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kambodja, Nepal, Fiji, Haiti). För insatsen finns ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på output nivå. Nya indikatorer med mål på output nivå för de två nya delkomponenterna (E och F) har lagts till i det uppdaterade resultatramverket för 2023. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 22500000 0 0 0 22500000 0 0 0 0 22500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 22500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10992 Sweden This program supports Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) with an overall objective of bringing about a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies/methods. The first intervention method relies up on working in cooperation with and supporting key stakeholders that are perceived to be able to exert influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region. Actors in focus in this respect are Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and networks thereof and network of six African academic institutions. This method with in this specific program primarily targets direct cooperation with 6 Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that work both at regional and sub-regional levels. The assumption is that these Pan-African CSOs have good thematic knowledge, expertise and will build the capacity and influence the work of the regional and sub-regional duty bearer human rights institutions. Thus, these CSOs will be used as a vehicle to build the institutional capacity of the regional institutions while also benefiting from better networking and building the capacity of their own institution through trainings and experience sharing that will be primarily taken care of by RWI. The interventions by this regional and sub-regional CSOs is also effectively tied to the national level through their designed catalytic role in accelerating the effective implementation of the decisions of the regional and sub-regional Courts at a national level. In addition to this, they are also set to engage in awareness raising campaign about the existence and effective utilization of the courts at national level. The same applies to the National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and their regional network. The network of six African academic institutions will also contribute towards the realization of the theory of change through the production of research based empirical evidences to the implementing institutions, so that they can have evidence based interventions. The second intervention method concerns working directly with regional institutions to address capacity and other gaps through training, literature and system support, experience sharing, research, manual, working order and plan development. The regional institutions in focus are primarily those of the East African Community (EAC) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This will be primarily take care of by RWI, i.e., in addition to the interventions by the regional and sub-regional CSO as mentioned above. This indicates that RWI will be playing a double role of capacity building and coordination both for the regional and sub-regional CSOs together with other national actors and the regional and sub-regional duty bearer institutions. The above proposed intervention methodology is assessed to be sound in relation to the expected results. RWI has proposed a five-year program that runs from 2019 to 2023 with a total amount of 80 MSEK, of which around 25 MSEK or 31% to be forwarded to six Pan-African CSO partners. However, the Embassy will initially sign agreement only for the first three years (2019-2021) for a total amount of 50 MSEK though the assessment encompasses the full five years program period, mainly due to limitations to Sida`s framework for outstanding commitments, with a possibility of extension to five years in 2021. Programmet avser stöd till Raoul Wallenberg Institutet (RWI), med ett övergripande syfte att förbättra situationen vad gäller stärkande av rättssektorn i bred bemärkelse, och implementering av MR-ramverk i Afrika. Syftet bygger på antagandet att den huvudsakliga utmaningen vad gäller respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå, inte är bristen på normativa ramverk eller institutioner i sig, utan snarare på att hos de standarder och institutioner som redan finns på plats inte fungerar på ett optimalt sätt för medborgarna. För detta ändamål har RWI valt att arbeta utefter två övergripande strategier. Den första strategi innebär samarbete med och stöd till aktörer som antas kunna påverka implementeringen av MR-åtaganden i regionen. Aktörer i fokus är panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella MR-institutioner samt nätverk av dessa, samt ett nätverk av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner. Fokus för just detta program kommer framförallt att vara direkt samarbete med sex panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer verksamma på både regional och subregional nivå. Dessa antas ha god tematisk kunskap och expertis för att kunna bygga kapacitet och påverka arbetet hos relevanta MR-institutioner. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationer kommer i sin tur kunna dra nytta av nya nätverk och möjligheter till kapacitetsbyggnad inom den egna verksamheten genom kunskapsutbyte och utbildningar primärt anordnade av RWI. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationers aktiviteter är i praktiken även länkade till den nationella nivån, eftersom de förväntas få en katalytisk roll vad gäller effektiv nationell implementering av beslut tagna av regionala domstolar. Utöver detta kommer de även engagera sig i kampanjer för ökad medvetenhet och kunskap om nationella domstolar och deras roll. Detsamma gäller nationella MR-institutioner och regionala nätverk. Nätverket av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner kommer även de att bidra mot förverkligandet av förändringsteorin, genom forskning och empiriskt material till institutionerna, i syfte att främja evidensbaserade aktiviteter. Den andra metoden innebär direkt samarbete med regionala institutioner i syfte att åtgärda brister i bland annat kapacitet genom utbildning, stöd till litteratur, systemstärkande, erfarenhetsutbyte, forskning, utarbetande av arbetsordning och -plan. Primärt fokus är Östafrikanska gemenskapen (EAC) och Västafrikanska staternas ekonomiska gemenskap (ECOWAS). Detta hanteras primärt av RWI i tillägg till de ovan nämnda aktiviteter som genomförs av de regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationerna. Detta innebär dubbla roller för RWI eftersom de kommer hantera både kapacitetsbyggnad och koordinering av regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationer tillsammans med nationella aktörer och de ansvariga regionala och subregionala institutionerna. Ovan nämnda metod bedöms som rimlig i relation till de förväntade resultaten. RWI har föreslagit ett femårsprogram från år 2019 till 2023 med en total budget på 80 miljoner SEK, varav runt 25 miljoner SEK, eller 31%, vidarebefordras till de sex panafrikanska partnerorganisationerna. Ambassaden kommer dock inledningsvis skriva avtal för endast tre år (2019–2021) med ett totalbelopp om SEK 50 miljoner, på grund av begränsningar inom Sidas bemyndiganderam. Beredningen avser dock hela programperioden och kan förlängas till fem år 2021. The overall objective of the Program is a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies. The first concerns working in cooperation with and supporting other key stakeholders who are assessed to be able to exert an influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region, including by national and regional institutions. Actors in focus in this respect are academic institutions, CSOs and NHRIs, and in particular networks thereof. The second strategy concerns working directly with regional institutions, including related duty-bearers in the region, to address capacity and other gaps to strengthen implementation of regional human rights commitments in the region. The regional institutions are primarily those of the East African Community, but also ECOWAS as a REC is targeted. The two RECs are targeted mainly because RWI wants to consolidate the work that has been started in the previous phase of Africa Program with EAC; and ECOWAS is considered to be the second most integrated region in Africa next to EAC. Among regional institutions, there is a focus on judicial bodies and departments dealing with political affairs, security, social services and gender. The Program thus seeks to embody an approach that supports implementation of regional agreements and commitments in different ways; through direct support to organizations and agencies (duty-bearers) responsible for the implementation, through support to actors within civil society or otherwise not duty-bearers who work with accountability and through dialogue which, in a systematic and informed way, are connected with commitments in the regional context. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general With the programme ending in April 2024, an end line evaluation assessed the relevance, coherence, efficiency, effectiveness, impacts, and sustainability of the RAP in promoting improved access to justice and commitment to human rights in Africa. The evaluation sought to independently establish and document the programmes achievements, successes, and lessons learned as part of its accountability and learning as well as to informed discussions with SIDA on the next iteration of the programme. According to the findings of the evaluation, the programme largely sought to embed requisite capacities and has brought about positive change in the policies and practices among the regional mandated institutions and key actors. It has catalyzed positive shifts in and strengthened relationships, and connections between dutybearers and regional actors, reinforcing existing regional judicial systems and processes. It has leveraged strategic partnerships and collaborations and built a regional movement and community of practice, inspiring change within the justice and human rights ecosystem. The evaluation also finds the RAP implementation is generally efficient. Its efficiency objectives are strongly anchored on partnerships and collaborations with mandated and credible institutions, enhancing synergies and broadening the reach and influence of the programme. Activities were coherent and well aligned with the broader regional and subregional human rights initiatives. Significant achievement has been made towards the RAP intermediate outcomes. CSOs and NHRIs influence and ability to hold States to account in the implementation of rulings and human rights commitments has been strengthened. Analyses show elevated statuses and increased visibility of the CSOs such as ACC and their engagements with regional mechanisms for redress. There is also evidence of increased access to objective information and compliance with existing human rights commitments. Collaborative initiatives, platforms, and convenings such as the Annual National Human Rights Institutions Forum, the Annual Policy Dialogue Forum, intersectoral dialogues, and the tripartite judicial dialogues, among others, have strengthened knowledge exchange and cooperation, fostering great trust within the access to justice and human rights space. On gender mainstreaming, gender responsiveness is evident in the quality of the RAP partners' institutional strengthening initiatives and interventions. All activities were undertaken with a gender lens as part of their design to address power dynamics, going beyond simply trying to have equitable representation of men and women. At a wider level, the development of SOAWRs (Solidarity for African Women's Rights Coalition) 20202024 Strategic Plan, has heralded a new journey for the coalitions work on increased ratification and domestication of the Maputo Protocol. Ratification of the Protocol by Member States such as South Sudan and the successful launch of the Africa Family Law Network are significant strides in advancing gender equality. This evaluation notes some shift in the focus of gender mainstreaming to strengthening the capacities of duty bearers and regionallevel institutions. A major breakthrough for the programme was the adoption of indicators and measures for the Common Standards of Policing and the engendering of policing through the regional mechanisms. The development and ratification of a common tool for measuring progress towards a policing standard[1], provides strong guidance, contributing to inclusive and participatory engagement with policing in Africa. RWIs engagement with the EAC correctional facilities reforms is also gradually triggering attitude and behaviour change, improving the management of the correctional services. These constitute significant strides and commitment to harmonization of human rights based and good governance approaches within law enforcement agencies across the region. This is exerting political commitment, tipping the scale on institutional and behaviour change across the region. According to the evaluation, overall, there is improvement in access to justice and adherence to human rights commitments as a result of the RAP activities. Data show increased opportunities for rights holders to access justice at the regional courts, demonstrated by increased caseloads and execution of judgments by the regional and subregional courts. Similarly, the quality of submissions and the substance of rulings have improved, thereby enhancing the courts role in the delivery of tangible justice outcomes. The increased utilization of the regional and subregional courts by Member States shows increased knowledge and awareness of their operations as well as growing confidence in the regional judicial authority and credibility. Similarly, there is an enhanced application of human rights standards and principles through the regional and continental redress mechanisms. The adoption of the indicators and measures of the Common Policing Protocols and subsequent piloting in Kenya, Uganda, and South Sudan are testament. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10992-10992A0101 Sweden This program supports Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) with an overall objective of bringing about a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies/methods. The first intervention method relies up on working in cooperation with and supporting key stakeholders that are perceived to be able to exert influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region. Actors in focus in this respect are Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and networks thereof and network of six African academic institutions. This method with in this specific program primarily targets direct cooperation with 6 Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that work both at regional and sub-regional levels. The assumption is that these Pan-African CSOs have good thematic knowledge, expertise and will build the capacity and influence the work of the regional and sub-regional duty bearer human rights institutions. Thus, these CSOs will be used as a vehicle to build the institutional capacity of the regional institutions while also benefiting from better networking and building the capacity of their own institution through trainings and experience sharing that will be primarily taken care of by RWI. The interventions by this regional and sub-regional CSOs is also effectively tied to the national level through their designed catalytic role in accelerating the effective implementation of the decisions of the regional and sub-regional Courts at a national level. In addition to this, they are also set to engage in awareness raising campaign about the existence and effective utilization of the courts at national level. The same applies to the National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and their regional network. The network of six African academic institutions will also contribute towards the realization of the theory of change through the production of research based empirical evidences to the implementing institutions, so that they can have evidence based interventions. The second intervention method concerns working directly with regional institutions to address capacity and other gaps through training, literature and system support, experience sharing, research, manual, working order and plan development. The regional institutions in focus are primarily those of the East African Community (EAC) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This will be primarily take care of by RWI, i.e., in addition to the interventions by the regional and sub-regional CSO as mentioned above. This indicates that RWI will be playing a double role of capacity building and coordination both for the regional and sub-regional CSOs together with other national actors and the regional and sub-regional duty bearer institutions. The above proposed intervention methodology is assessed to be sound in relation to the expected results. RWI has proposed a five-year program that runs from 2019 to 2023 with a total amount of 80 MSEK, of which around 25 MSEK or 31% to be forwarded to six Pan-African CSO partners. However, the Embassy will initially sign agreement only for the first three years (2019-2021) for a total amount of 50 MSEK though the assessment encompasses the full five years program period, mainly due to limitations to Sida`s framework for outstanding commitments, with a possibility of extension to five years in 2021. Programmet avser stöd till Raoul Wallenberg Institutet (RWI), med ett övergripande syfte att förbättra situationen vad gäller stärkande av rättssektorn i bred bemärkelse, och implementering av MR-ramverk i Afrika. Syftet bygger på antagandet att den huvudsakliga utmaningen vad gäller respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå, inte är bristen på normativa ramverk eller institutioner i sig, utan snarare på att hos de standarder och institutioner som redan finns på plats inte fungerar på ett optimalt sätt för medborgarna. För detta ändamål har RWI valt att arbeta utefter två övergripande strategier. Den första strategi innebär samarbete med och stöd till aktörer som antas kunna påverka implementeringen av MR-åtaganden i regionen. Aktörer i fokus är panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella MR-institutioner samt nätverk av dessa, samt ett nätverk av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner. Fokus för just detta program kommer framförallt att vara direkt samarbete med sex panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer verksamma på både regional och subregional nivå. Dessa antas ha god tematisk kunskap och expertis för att kunna bygga kapacitet och påverka arbetet hos relevanta MR-institutioner. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationer kommer i sin tur kunna dra nytta av nya nätverk och möjligheter till kapacitetsbyggnad inom den egna verksamheten genom kunskapsutbyte och utbildningar primärt anordnade av RWI. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationers aktiviteter är i praktiken även länkade till den nationella nivån, eftersom de förväntas få en katalytisk roll vad gäller effektiv nationell implementering av beslut tagna av regionala domstolar. Utöver detta kommer de även engagera sig i kampanjer för ökad medvetenhet och kunskap om nationella domstolar och deras roll. Detsamma gäller nationella MR-institutioner och regionala nätverk. Nätverket av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner kommer även de att bidra mot förverkligandet av förändringsteorin, genom forskning och empiriskt material till institutionerna, i syfte att främja evidensbaserade aktiviteter. Den andra metoden innebär direkt samarbete med regionala institutioner i syfte att åtgärda brister i bland annat kapacitet genom utbildning, stöd till litteratur, systemstärkande, erfarenhetsutbyte, forskning, utarbetande av arbetsordning och -plan. Primärt fokus är Östafrikanska gemenskapen (EAC) och Västafrikanska staternas ekonomiska gemenskap (ECOWAS). Detta hanteras primärt av RWI i tillägg till de ovan nämnda aktiviteter som genomförs av de regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationerna. Detta innebär dubbla roller för RWI eftersom de kommer hantera både kapacitetsbyggnad och koordinering av regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationer tillsammans med nationella aktörer och de ansvariga regionala och subregionala institutionerna. Ovan nämnda metod bedöms som rimlig i relation till de förväntade resultaten. RWI har föreslagit ett femårsprogram från år 2019 till 2023 med en total budget på 80 miljoner SEK, varav runt 25 miljoner SEK, eller 31%, vidarebefordras till de sex panafrikanska partnerorganisationerna. Ambassaden kommer dock inledningsvis skriva avtal för endast tre år (2019–2021) med ett totalbelopp om SEK 50 miljoner, på grund av begränsningar inom Sidas bemyndiganderam. Beredningen avser dock hela programperioden och kan förlängas till fem år 2021. The overall objective of the Program is a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies. The first concerns working in cooperation with and supporting other key stakeholders who are assessed to be able to exert an influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region, including by national and regional institutions. Actors in focus in this respect are academic institutions, CSOs and NHRIs, and in particular networks thereof. The second strategy concerns working directly with regional institutions, including related duty-bearers in the region, to address capacity and other gaps to strengthen implementation of regional human rights commitments in the region. The regional institutions are primarily those of the East African Community, but also ECOWAS as a REC is targeted. The two RECs are targeted mainly because RWI wants to consolidate the work that has been started in the previous phase of Africa Program with EAC; and ECOWAS is considered to be the second most integrated region in Africa next to EAC. Among regional institutions, there is a focus on judicial bodies and departments dealing with political affairs, security, social services and gender. The Program thus seeks to embody an approach that supports implementation of regional agreements and commitments in different ways; through direct support to organizations and agencies (duty-bearers) responsible for the implementation, through support to actors within civil society or otherwise not duty-bearers who work with accountability and through dialogue which, in a systematic and informed way, are connected with commitments in the regional context. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 16000000 14000000 19873139 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 8000000 5500000 9873139 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 8500000 0 49873139 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8500000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 5500000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 9873139 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 10000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors for peace and reconciliation Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer för fred och försoning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10992-10992A0102 Sweden This program supports Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) with an overall objective of bringing about a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies/methods. The first intervention method relies up on working in cooperation with and supporting key stakeholders that are perceived to be able to exert influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region. Actors in focus in this respect are Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and networks thereof and network of six African academic institutions. This method with in this specific program primarily targets direct cooperation with 6 Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that work both at regional and sub-regional levels. The assumption is that these Pan-African CSOs have good thematic knowledge, expertise and will build the capacity and influence the work of the regional and sub-regional duty bearer human rights institutions. Thus, these CSOs will be used as a vehicle to build the institutional capacity of the regional institutions while also benefiting from better networking and building the capacity of their own institution through trainings and experience sharing that will be primarily taken care of by RWI. The interventions by this regional and sub-regional CSOs is also effectively tied to the national level through their designed catalytic role in accelerating the effective implementation of the decisions of the regional and sub-regional Courts at a national level. In addition to this, they are also set to engage in awareness raising campaign about the existence and effective utilization of the courts at national level. The same applies to the National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and their regional network. The network of six African academic institutions will also contribute towards the realization of the theory of change through the production of research based empirical evidences to the implementing institutions, so that they can have evidence based interventions. The second intervention method concerns working directly with regional institutions to address capacity and other gaps through training, literature and system support, experience sharing, research, manual, working order and plan development. The regional institutions in focus are primarily those of the East African Community (EAC) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This will be primarily take care of by RWI, i.e., in addition to the interventions by the regional and sub-regional CSO as mentioned above. This indicates that RWI will be playing a double role of capacity building and coordination both for the regional and sub-regional CSOs together with other national actors and the regional and sub-regional duty bearer institutions. The above proposed intervention methodology is assessed to be sound in relation to the expected results. RWI has proposed a five-year program that runs from 2019 to 2023 with a total amount of 80 MSEK, of which around 25 MSEK or 31% to be forwarded to six Pan-African CSO partners. However, the Embassy will initially sign agreement only for the first three years (2019-2021) for a total amount of 50 MSEK though the assessment encompasses the full five years program period, mainly due to limitations to Sida`s framework for outstanding commitments, with a possibility of extension to five years in 2021. Programmet avser stöd till Raoul Wallenberg Institutet (RWI), med ett övergripande syfte att förbättra situationen vad gäller stärkande av rättssektorn i bred bemärkelse, och implementering av MR-ramverk i Afrika. Syftet bygger på antagandet att den huvudsakliga utmaningen vad gäller respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå, inte är bristen på normativa ramverk eller institutioner i sig, utan snarare på att hos de standarder och institutioner som redan finns på plats inte fungerar på ett optimalt sätt för medborgarna. För detta ändamål har RWI valt att arbeta utefter två övergripande strategier. Den första strategi innebär samarbete med och stöd till aktörer som antas kunna påverka implementeringen av MR-åtaganden i regionen. Aktörer i fokus är panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella MR-institutioner samt nätverk av dessa, samt ett nätverk av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner. Fokus för just detta program kommer framförallt att vara direkt samarbete med sex panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer verksamma på både regional och subregional nivå. Dessa antas ha god tematisk kunskap och expertis för att kunna bygga kapacitet och påverka arbetet hos relevanta MR-institutioner. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationer kommer i sin tur kunna dra nytta av nya nätverk och möjligheter till kapacitetsbyggnad inom den egna verksamheten genom kunskapsutbyte och utbildningar primärt anordnade av RWI. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationers aktiviteter är i praktiken även länkade till den nationella nivån, eftersom de förväntas få en katalytisk roll vad gäller effektiv nationell implementering av beslut tagna av regionala domstolar. Utöver detta kommer de även engagera sig i kampanjer för ökad medvetenhet och kunskap om nationella domstolar och deras roll. Detsamma gäller nationella MR-institutioner och regionala nätverk. Nätverket av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner kommer även de att bidra mot förverkligandet av förändringsteorin, genom forskning och empiriskt material till institutionerna, i syfte att främja evidensbaserade aktiviteter. Den andra metoden innebär direkt samarbete med regionala institutioner i syfte att åtgärda brister i bland annat kapacitet genom utbildning, stöd till litteratur, systemstärkande, erfarenhetsutbyte, forskning, utarbetande av arbetsordning och -plan. Primärt fokus är Östafrikanska gemenskapen (EAC) och Västafrikanska staternas ekonomiska gemenskap (ECOWAS). Detta hanteras primärt av RWI i tillägg till de ovan nämnda aktiviteter som genomförs av de regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationerna. Detta innebär dubbla roller för RWI eftersom de kommer hantera både kapacitetsbyggnad och koordinering av regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationer tillsammans med nationella aktörer och de ansvariga regionala och subregionala institutionerna. Ovan nämnda metod bedöms som rimlig i relation till de förväntade resultaten. RWI har föreslagit ett femårsprogram från år 2019 till 2023 med en total budget på 80 miljoner SEK, varav runt 25 miljoner SEK, eller 31%, vidarebefordras till de sex panafrikanska partnerorganisationerna. Ambassaden kommer dock inledningsvis skriva avtal för endast tre år (2019–2021) med ett totalbelopp om SEK 50 miljoner, på grund av begränsningar inom Sidas bemyndiganderam. Beredningen avser dock hela programperioden och kan förlängas till fem år 2021. The overall objective of the Program is a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies. The first concerns working in cooperation with and supporting other key stakeholders who are assessed to be able to exert an influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region, including by national and regional institutions. Actors in focus in this respect are academic institutions, CSOs and NHRIs, and in particular networks thereof. The second strategy concerns working directly with regional institutions, including related duty-bearers in the region, to address capacity and other gaps to strengthen implementation of regional human rights commitments in the region. The regional institutions are primarily those of the East African Community, but also ECOWAS as a REC is targeted. The two RECs are targeted mainly because RWI wants to consolidate the work that has been started in the previous phase of Africa Program with EAC; and ECOWAS is considered to be the second most integrated region in Africa next to EAC. Among regional institutions, there is a focus on judicial bodies and departments dealing with political affairs, security, social services and gender. The Program thus seeks to embody an approach that supports implementation of regional agreements and commitments in different ways; through direct support to organizations and agencies (duty-bearers) responsible for the implementation, through support to actors within civil society or otherwise not duty-bearers who work with accountability and through dialogue which, in a systematic and informed way, are connected with commitments in the regional context. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14650000 12975908 4100000 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 7650000 7000000 0 4100000 -24092 0 31725908 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7650000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute -24092.08 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 6000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 4100000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased equality and empowerment for women and girls Ökad jämställdhet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10992-10992A0103 Sweden This program supports Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) with an overall objective of bringing about a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies/methods. The first intervention method relies up on working in cooperation with and supporting key stakeholders that are perceived to be able to exert influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region. Actors in focus in this respect are Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and networks thereof and network of six African academic institutions. This method with in this specific program primarily targets direct cooperation with 6 Pan-African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that work both at regional and sub-regional levels. The assumption is that these Pan-African CSOs have good thematic knowledge, expertise and will build the capacity and influence the work of the regional and sub-regional duty bearer human rights institutions. Thus, these CSOs will be used as a vehicle to build the institutional capacity of the regional institutions while also benefiting from better networking and building the capacity of their own institution through trainings and experience sharing that will be primarily taken care of by RWI. The interventions by this regional and sub-regional CSOs is also effectively tied to the national level through their designed catalytic role in accelerating the effective implementation of the decisions of the regional and sub-regional Courts at a national level. In addition to this, they are also set to engage in awareness raising campaign about the existence and effective utilization of the courts at national level. The same applies to the National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and their regional network. The network of six African academic institutions will also contribute towards the realization of the theory of change through the production of research based empirical evidences to the implementing institutions, so that they can have evidence based interventions. The second intervention method concerns working directly with regional institutions to address capacity and other gaps through training, literature and system support, experience sharing, research, manual, working order and plan development. The regional institutions in focus are primarily those of the East African Community (EAC) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). This will be primarily take care of by RWI, i.e., in addition to the interventions by the regional and sub-regional CSO as mentioned above. This indicates that RWI will be playing a double role of capacity building and coordination both for the regional and sub-regional CSOs together with other national actors and the regional and sub-regional duty bearer institutions. The above proposed intervention methodology is assessed to be sound in relation to the expected results. RWI has proposed a five-year program that runs from 2019 to 2023 with a total amount of 80 MSEK, of which around 25 MSEK or 31% to be forwarded to six Pan-African CSO partners. However, the Embassy will initially sign agreement only for the first three years (2019-2021) for a total amount of 50 MSEK though the assessment encompasses the full five years program period, mainly due to limitations to Sida`s framework for outstanding commitments, with a possibility of extension to five years in 2021. Programmet avser stöd till Raoul Wallenberg Institutet (RWI), med ett övergripande syfte att förbättra situationen vad gäller stärkande av rättssektorn i bred bemärkelse, och implementering av MR-ramverk i Afrika. Syftet bygger på antagandet att den huvudsakliga utmaningen vad gäller respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå, inte är bristen på normativa ramverk eller institutioner i sig, utan snarare på att hos de standarder och institutioner som redan finns på plats inte fungerar på ett optimalt sätt för medborgarna. För detta ändamål har RWI valt att arbeta utefter två övergripande strategier. Den första strategi innebär samarbete med och stöd till aktörer som antas kunna påverka implementeringen av MR-åtaganden i regionen. Aktörer i fokus är panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer, nationella MR-institutioner samt nätverk av dessa, samt ett nätverk av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner. Fokus för just detta program kommer framförallt att vara direkt samarbete med sex panafrikanska civilsamhällesorganisationer verksamma på både regional och subregional nivå. Dessa antas ha god tematisk kunskap och expertis för att kunna bygga kapacitet och påverka arbetet hos relevanta MR-institutioner. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationer kommer i sin tur kunna dra nytta av nya nätverk och möjligheter till kapacitetsbyggnad inom den egna verksamheten genom kunskapsutbyte och utbildningar primärt anordnade av RWI. Dessa civilsamhällesorganisationers aktiviteter är i praktiken även länkade till den nationella nivån, eftersom de förväntas få en katalytisk roll vad gäller effektiv nationell implementering av beslut tagna av regionala domstolar. Utöver detta kommer de även engagera sig i kampanjer för ökad medvetenhet och kunskap om nationella domstolar och deras roll. Detsamma gäller nationella MR-institutioner och regionala nätverk. Nätverket av sex afrikanska akademiska institutioner kommer även de att bidra mot förverkligandet av förändringsteorin, genom forskning och empiriskt material till institutionerna, i syfte att främja evidensbaserade aktiviteter. Den andra metoden innebär direkt samarbete med regionala institutioner i syfte att åtgärda brister i bland annat kapacitet genom utbildning, stöd till litteratur, systemstärkande, erfarenhetsutbyte, forskning, utarbetande av arbetsordning och -plan. Primärt fokus är Östafrikanska gemenskapen (EAC) och Västafrikanska staternas ekonomiska gemenskap (ECOWAS). Detta hanteras primärt av RWI i tillägg till de ovan nämnda aktiviteter som genomförs av de regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationerna. Detta innebär dubbla roller för RWI eftersom de kommer hantera både kapacitetsbyggnad och koordinering av regionala och subregionala civilsamhällesorganisationer tillsammans med nationella aktörer och de ansvariga regionala och subregionala institutionerna. Ovan nämnda metod bedöms som rimlig i relation till de förväntade resultaten. RWI har föreslagit ett femårsprogram från år 2019 till 2023 med en total budget på 80 miljoner SEK, varav runt 25 miljoner SEK, eller 31%, vidarebefordras till de sex panafrikanska partnerorganisationerna. Ambassaden kommer dock inledningsvis skriva avtal för endast tre år (2019–2021) med ett totalbelopp om SEK 50 miljoner, på grund av begränsningar inom Sidas bemyndiganderam. Beredningen avser dock hela programperioden och kan förlängas till fem år 2021. The overall objective of the Program is a demonstrable improvement in access to justice for all and implementation of human rights commitments in Africa. This objective is framed by the premise that the key challenge for increased respect for human rights regionally is not primarily a lack of standards and institutions, but making existing standards and institutions work. To achieve this objective, RWI has chosen to work according to two main, overarching strategies. The first concerns working in cooperation with and supporting other key stakeholders who are assessed to be able to exert an influence on how regional human rights commitments are implemented in the region, including by national and regional institutions. Actors in focus in this respect are academic institutions, CSOs and NHRIs, and in particular networks thereof. The second strategy concerns working directly with regional institutions, including related duty-bearers in the region, to address capacity and other gaps to strengthen implementation of regional human rights commitments in the region. The regional institutions are primarily those of the East African Community, but also ECOWAS as a REC is targeted. The two RECs are targeted mainly because RWI wants to consolidate the work that has been started in the previous phase of Africa Program with EAC; and ECOWAS is considered to be the second most integrated region in Africa next to EAC. Among regional institutions, there is a focus on judicial bodies and departments dealing with political affairs, security, social services and gender. The Program thus seeks to embody an approach that supports implementation of regional agreements and commitments in different ways; through direct support to organizations and agencies (duty-bearers) responsible for the implementation, through support to actors within civil society or otherwise not duty-bearers who work with accountability and through dialogue which, in a systematic and informed way, are connected with commitments in the regional context. Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 227930 227930 0 0 227930 Ernst & Young 227930 Ernst & Young Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11003 Sweden Fondation Hirondelle, a non-profit organization based in Switzerland working to strengthen independent media in especially conflict-affected countries, has submitted an application to Sida for support to the project Studio Tamani - news and information for dialogue, peace and equality in Mali, for the period 2018-2022. Sida has previously contributed to Studio Tamami during the period 2015-2017. Studio Tamani is a media platform for professional and impartial news and information. Through a network of 70 local partner radios, covering 85% of Mali's population, daily news and debate programs are broadcasted in five languages. In addition, thematic programmes on children's and women's rights, shortly also on environmental and climate issues, are broadcasted every week. Moreover, social media are increasingly being used to reach especially the younger part of the population. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country and the two specific objectives are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender equality and a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programs, and that Studio Tamani becomes a sustainable project run by a Malian legal entity and fully gender mainstreamed. The total budget of the intervention is 87.2 MSEK, of which Sweden contributes with 51.6 MSEK. In addition to this amount, Sida provides 500 000 SEK to be disposed by Sida to support strengthening of Fondation Hirondelle's capacity for results based management. The other main donors are currently the EU and Denmark. Fondation Hirondelle, en ideell organisation baserad i Schweiz som arbetar med att stärka oberoende media i framförallt konfliktdrabbade länder, har till Sida inkommit med en ansökan om stöd till projektet Studio Tamani - nyheter och information för dialog, fred och jämlikhet i Mali, under perioden 2018-2022. Sida har tidigare bidragit med stöd till Studio Tamani under perioden 2015-2017. Studio Tamani är en mediaplattform för produktion av professionella och opartiska nyheter och information. Genom ett nätverk av 70 lokala partnerradiostationer som täcker 85% av Malis befolkning sänds dagliga nyhets- och debattprogram på fem olika språk. Varje vecka sänds dessutom tematiska program om barns- och kvinnors rättigheter och inom kort även om miljö- och klimatfrågor. Sociala medier används också i allt högre utsträckning för att nå särskilt den yngre delen av befolkningen. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till fred och utveckling i Mali genom information och dialog mellan alla människor och regioner i landet. Det två specifika målen är att befolkningen är bättre informerad och mer engagerad i att stödja fredsprocessen, demokrati, jämställdhet och ett rättvisare samhälle tack vare tillgången till oberoende och professionella informations- och debattprogram, samt att Studio Tamani uppnår hållbarhet, drivs av en malisk juridisk person och är fullt jämställdhetsintegrerad. Insatsens totala budget är 87,2 MSEK varav Sida bidrar med 51,6 MSEK. Utöver detta belopp tillhandahåller Sida 500 000 SEK som ska disponeras av Sida för att bidra till att stärka avtalsparten Fondation Hirondelles kapacitet för resultatbaserad styrning. De andra huvudsakliga givarna är i dagsläget EU och Danmark. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country. The two main expected results are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender-equality and the development of a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programmes and that Studio Tamani at the end of the project period has become a sustainable project that is fully gender mainstreamed and run by a Malian entity. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Based on final reporting and other communication, results achieved over the project period can be summarised as follows: - The broadcasting network of partners was extended from 70 in 2018 to 85 at the end of 2022 and three (03) television channels (Renouveau TV, Africable TV and Mandé TV). It has increased the program distribution across the country and made it accessible to a large majority of the Malian population. Since the end of 2022, 88% of the country's population has the opportunity to receive Studio Tamani programs. In addition, the audience study carried out in March 2023 by the Immar Institute shows that 3.4 million of the Malian population aged 15 and over, listen to Studio Tamani's programmes every week, i.e. more listeners than in 2017. Furthemore, the percentage of the Malian population that has access to Studio Tamani (ST) programs has risen from 75% to 85% (data from the last audience survey in 2023). Therefore, the objective of 85% for geographical coverage of ST programs has been achieved. Broadcasting in five (5) local languages (French, Bambara, Peuhl, Tamasheq and Sonrhaï) has contributed to the understanding of information and awareness raising messages through communication and has encouraged dialog and cohesion. - Studio Tamani has responded throughout the five years to strong and sometimes vital information needs of the Malian population, through its daily treatment of topics directly related to crisis factors in the country. Its role as a forum and media platform essential to restore the channels of dialogue and peace has been strengthened through its talk-show "Le Grand Dialogue", broadcast daily by partner radios and in video version by a cable TV in Bamako. This program, recognized and appreciated in particular by the peace process actors, has given the floor to all Malian society components, including groups in conflict, on a daily basis. - The 3.15 hours daily program produced by Studio Tamani and broadcast by its partner radios network (1h on weekends and public holidays) is now well known, recognized and appreciated in all regions of the country especially those facing the most violent consequences of the crisis. Compared with recent audience surveys carried out by Immar Institute in 2023, Studio Tamani's total radio audience (from adults) remains stable in terms of coverage (31% in 2023 vs 32% in 2017). The weekly audience is increasing in quantitative terms (300,000 listeners on average per week). There is also a higher proportion of listeners who consider Studio Tamani programs to be indispensable, whatever the geographical area. The adult's audience survey from 2023 shows that many (86%) of listeners have very high level of confidence in ST's broadcasts. - The gender approach was a key priority for the project. As part of its challenge on gender equality, ST has dedicated important efforts to improve the gender content. A "Women" database has been created by the editorial staff to make it easier for journalists to find female correspondents and thus encourage more women to speak out. ST has continued production of a multimedia programme to promote women's rights and gender equality in Malian society. For instance, in 2022, 24.21% of the speakers in all Studio Tamani programs were women with an increase of 4.21% compared to the year 2021. With the special edition "All the women of Mali", Malian women benefit from more content and/or topics related to the promotion and defense of their fundamental rights. - The project's sustainability strategy focused on skills transfer to the Malian management team. In this regard, various capacity building sessions have been carried out for ST's staff, partner radio stations and correspondents in the various regions. All over the project, more than 350 participants (journalists, correspondents, trainees, students) took part in various workshops. ST's management team is more professional and has taken editorial responsibility for all the studio programs. In sum, the project "Studio Tamani, reference and sustainable information for dialogue, equality and peace in Mali" has contributed to the achievement of the objectives of the government and its technical and financial partners. Conceived in a time of crisis, the project has responded to the concerns of national authorities and the population who are facing the resurgence of disinformation and stigmatization messages. The various activities carried out during the 2018-2022 period contributed to the achievement of results, especially in terms of access to quality, neutral and impartial information. It has been a relevant tool adapted to the needs of media personnel. Its added value lies in the improvement of media governance in Mali and the availability of a pool of qualified resources and skills, constituting the foundation of sustainability. As an independent, neutral and impartial media, ST in collaboration with the various partners has contributed to improving the level of knowledge of the population on current issues (GBV, climate change, conflicts, education, health, elections, etc.) and promoted awareness of the gender disparity within society as a whole. The continuous increase in the geographical coverage rate (85%), the implementation of the free number, the use of several communication channels (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, etc.), the facilitation of debates, the installation of listeners' clubs, etc., are all elements that have facilitated the achievement of results and induced changes in behaviour at the individual, family and community levels. However, despite the effects induced by the project, the sustainability of ST is a niche where we must continue with the reflections. With the current context, the withdrawal of donors is likely to hurt ST's operations because the level of funds raised by ST does not cover the financial needs of the organization as well as those of partner radio stations. Furthemore, to raise the level of women's participation in "Grand Dialogue" is another aspect to be followed-up. Despite the efforts put in place by the Studio Tamani team, women are still reluctant to participate in the live debate "Grand Dialogue". In fact, the target 20% mentioned in the logical framework has not been reached. From 2019 to 2022, the information relayed concerned all the regions of Mali. In the last year of implementation, the regions of Sikasso and Kayes were much more covered. With regard to the programmatic balance between the categories of stakeholders in the radio program "Grand Dialogue", the number of participants from civil society increased from 20% in 2018 to 33.58% in 2022. There has been also a slight increase in the number of women taking part in the "Grand Dialogue" from 11.13% in 2021 to 15.71% in 2022. However, the target 20% mentioned in the logical framework has not been reached. Women's rights receive special attention in Studio Tamani's productions From 2020 onwards, the number of women taking part in the "Gran Dialogue" has fallen down from 28.3% to 7.02% in 2022. Women find difficult to take part in live debates. Fear linked to the period of transition is a determining factor in the low participation of women in the "Grand Dialogue". According to the 2022 annual report, various awareness-raising campaigns have been carried out to raise the level of women's participation in "Grand Dialogue". Despite this, women became reluctant to take part in the debates. However, they are comfortable with magazines. Social issues are on the political agenda Regarding the participation of power players that intervene on ST, it can be seen that from 2021 onwards, the turnout rate began to fall. Fear of freedom of expression could be cited as the main cause of this fall. In terms of the percentage of ST's programs addressing governance issues, newspapers are dealing more with governance issues than magazines. Regarding the percentage of ST's programs addressing environmental issues, it has been found that magazines cover environmental issues the most. Regarding the contribution to the sustainability of ST, the follwing results have been achieved: Department heads are gradually assuming more direct responsibility for managing ST To ensure sustainability, ST has been involved in the vocational training of trainees from various training institutions and partner radio stations. A total of 24 trainees in professional immersion, including 14 women, benefited from the project's capacity building. To provide practical solutions to the concerns of partner radio stations, ST has carried out follow-up training missions in collaboration with head office (Fondation Hirondelle). The number of women receiving training was higher than that of men, at 63.6% compared with 36.4% for a total of 55 participants. Studio Tamani strengthens its capacity to produce awareness campaigns to boost revenues Internal funding is mobilized through income-generating activities. Financial resources have been generated through campaigns on several themes (public accountability and women's participation; civic engagement; migration; civil status; coronavirus and health; corruption and social protection) with NGOs and civil society as the main sponsors. To achieve this, a partnership was established with various organizations such as FHI350, Mali Justice Project, OIM,Cowater International, etc. ST is gender-sensitive at institutional and programme level Various gender initiatives have been carried out. The gender action plan has been partially implemented. Studio Tamani currently has 35% of female editorial staff and expanded its network of regional correspondents in early 2019 with the addition of 8 women. This quota of 35% of women slightly exceeds what is provided for by the Law No. 2015-052/ of 18 December 2015 instituting measures to promote gender in access to nominative and elective functions. ST has established a database of women with skills to discuss and make women's voices heard for better protection of their fundamental rights. The Board of Tamani Association is operating in accordance with its articles of association at the end of 2022 The creation of the Studio Tamani Association in 2017 was intended to perpetuate ST after the partners withdrew. With this in mind, Fondation Hirondelle and Association Tamani signed a partnership agreement at the end of 2018. According to the 2019 annual report, the strategies for operationalizing sustainability consisted of building the capacity of the board of directors and recruiting a sustainable coordinator. The occurrence of Covid-19 and the consecutive departure of three Fondation Hirondelle representatives between 2021 and 2022, including two in the space of 6 months in 2021, had an impact on the Tamani Association Board of Directors.The level of achievement of this objective has not lived up to expectations. Irregularities in the running of meetings have meant that practical measures have not been adopted. On the other hand, a number of achievements have been made, including improving the level of knowledge and skills of staff at central and operational levels, and developing a project management culture. The current representative, who took up his post in 2022 for one year, has not been able to remedy the weaknesses reported. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11003-11003A0101 Sweden Fondation Hirondelle, a non-profit organization based in Switzerland working to strengthen independent media in especially conflict-affected countries, has submitted an application to Sida for support to the project Studio Tamani - news and information for dialogue, peace and equality in Mali, for the period 2018-2022. Sida has previously contributed to Studio Tamami during the period 2015-2017. Studio Tamani is a media platform for professional and impartial news and information. Through a network of 70 local partner radios, covering 85% of Mali's population, daily news and debate programs are broadcasted in five languages. In addition, thematic programmes on children's and women's rights, shortly also on environmental and climate issues, are broadcasted every week. Moreover, social media are increasingly being used to reach especially the younger part of the population. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country and the two specific objectives are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender equality and a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programs, and that Studio Tamani becomes a sustainable project run by a Malian legal entity and fully gender mainstreamed. The total budget of the intervention is 87.2 MSEK, of which Sweden contributes with 51.6 MSEK. In addition to this amount, Sida provides 500 000 SEK to be disposed by Sida to support strengthening of Fondation Hirondelle's capacity for results based management. The other main donors are currently the EU and Denmark. Fondation Hirondelle, en ideell organisation baserad i Schweiz som arbetar med att stärka oberoende media i framförallt konfliktdrabbade länder, har till Sida inkommit med en ansökan om stöd till projektet Studio Tamani - nyheter och information för dialog, fred och jämlikhet i Mali, under perioden 2018-2022. Sida har tidigare bidragit med stöd till Studio Tamani under perioden 2015-2017. Studio Tamani är en mediaplattform för produktion av professionella och opartiska nyheter och information. Genom ett nätverk av 70 lokala partnerradiostationer som täcker 85% av Malis befolkning sänds dagliga nyhets- och debattprogram på fem olika språk. Varje vecka sänds dessutom tematiska program om barns- och kvinnors rättigheter och inom kort även om miljö- och klimatfrågor. Sociala medier används också i allt högre utsträckning för att nå särskilt den yngre delen av befolkningen. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till fred och utveckling i Mali genom information och dialog mellan alla människor och regioner i landet. Det två specifika målen är att befolkningen är bättre informerad och mer engagerad i att stödja fredsprocessen, demokrati, jämställdhet och ett rättvisare samhälle tack vare tillgången till oberoende och professionella informations- och debattprogram, samt att Studio Tamani uppnår hållbarhet, drivs av en malisk juridisk person och är fullt jämställdhetsintegrerad. Insatsens totala budget är 87,2 MSEK varav Sida bidrar med 51,6 MSEK. Utöver detta belopp tillhandahåller Sida 500 000 SEK som ska disponeras av Sida för att bidra till att stärka avtalsparten Fondation Hirondelles kapacitet för resultatbaserad styrning. De andra huvudsakliga givarna är i dagsläget EU och Danmark. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country. The two main expected results are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender-equality and the development of a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programmes and that Studio Tamani at the end of the project period has become a sustainable project that is fully gender mainstreamed and run by a Malian entity. Sweden Fondation Hirondelle Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fondation Hirondelle Bamako The activities take place at this location 12.635715 -8.002393 Kayes The activities take place at this location 14.437971 -11.447144 Nioro The activities take place at this location 15.233040 -9.591717 Kita The activities take place at this location 13.033326 -9.489345 Koulikoro The activities take place at this location 12.865542 -7.560108 Nara The activities take place at this location 15.167468 -7.290257 Dioïla The activities take place at this location 12.495367 -6.797688 Sikasso The activities take place at this location 11.318891 -5.697050 Bougouni The activities take place at this location 11.417391 -7.472595 Koutiala The activities take place at this location 12.375413 -5.472460 Ségou The activities take place at this location 13.429234 -6.249622 San The activities take place at this location 13.293235 -4.898804 Mopti The activities take place at this location 14.492071 -4.193873 Bandiagara The activities take place at this location 14.349512 -3.609231 Douentza The activities take place at this location 15.005418 -2.955081 Tombouctou The activities take place at this location 16.765718 -3.002321 Gao The activities take place at this location 16.264181 -0.024778 Kidal The activities take place at this location 18.446477 1.408996 Menaka The activities take place at this location 15.915128 2.397797 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11600000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 11600000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 31600000 Fondation Hirondelle 11600000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 0 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 Increased respect for the rule of law Ökad respekt för rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of civil society to participate in political processes and promote accountability Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att delta i politiska processer och verka för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened peace and reconciliation mechanisms at national and local level Stärkta freds- och försoningsmekanismer på nationell och lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater influence and women’s participation in peace processes and in peacebuilding and statebuilding Stärkt inflytande och deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocesser och i freds- och statsbyggande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck • Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and limited climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt begränsad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11003-11003A0102 Sweden Fondation Hirondelle, a non-profit organization based in Switzerland working to strengthen independent media in especially conflict-affected countries, has submitted an application to Sida for support to the project Studio Tamani - news and information for dialogue, peace and equality in Mali, for the period 2018-2022. Sida has previously contributed to Studio Tamami during the period 2015-2017. Studio Tamani is a media platform for professional and impartial news and information. Through a network of 70 local partner radios, covering 85% of Mali's population, daily news and debate programs are broadcasted in five languages. In addition, thematic programmes on children's and women's rights, shortly also on environmental and climate issues, are broadcasted every week. Moreover, social media are increasingly being used to reach especially the younger part of the population. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country and the two specific objectives are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender equality and a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programs, and that Studio Tamani becomes a sustainable project run by a Malian legal entity and fully gender mainstreamed. The total budget of the intervention is 87.2 MSEK, of which Sweden contributes with 51.6 MSEK. In addition to this amount, Sida provides 500 000 SEK to be disposed by Sida to support strengthening of Fondation Hirondelle's capacity for results based management. The other main donors are currently the EU and Denmark. Fondation Hirondelle, en ideell organisation baserad i Schweiz som arbetar med att stärka oberoende media i framförallt konfliktdrabbade länder, har till Sida inkommit med en ansökan om stöd till projektet Studio Tamani - nyheter och information för dialog, fred och jämlikhet i Mali, under perioden 2018-2022. Sida har tidigare bidragit med stöd till Studio Tamani under perioden 2015-2017. Studio Tamani är en mediaplattform för produktion av professionella och opartiska nyheter och information. Genom ett nätverk av 70 lokala partnerradiostationer som täcker 85% av Malis befolkning sänds dagliga nyhets- och debattprogram på fem olika språk. Varje vecka sänds dessutom tematiska program om barns- och kvinnors rättigheter och inom kort även om miljö- och klimatfrågor. Sociala medier används också i allt högre utsträckning för att nå särskilt den yngre delen av befolkningen. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till fred och utveckling i Mali genom information och dialog mellan alla människor och regioner i landet. Det två specifika målen är att befolkningen är bättre informerad och mer engagerad i att stödja fredsprocessen, demokrati, jämställdhet och ett rättvisare samhälle tack vare tillgången till oberoende och professionella informations- och debattprogram, samt att Studio Tamani uppnår hållbarhet, drivs av en malisk juridisk person och är fullt jämställdhetsintegrerad. Insatsens totala budget är 87,2 MSEK varav Sida bidrar med 51,6 MSEK. Utöver detta belopp tillhandahåller Sida 500 000 SEK som ska disponeras av Sida för att bidra till att stärka avtalsparten Fondation Hirondelles kapacitet för resultatbaserad styrning. De andra huvudsakliga givarna är i dagsläget EU och Danmark. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country. The two main expected results are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender-equality and the development of a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programmes and that Studio Tamani at the end of the project period has become a sustainable project that is fully gender mainstreamed and run by a Malian entity. Sweden Fondation Hirondelle Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 133769 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 133769 0 133769 NIRAS Sweden AB 133769.29 NIRAS Sweden AB Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 Increased respect for the rule of law Ökad respekt för rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of civil society to participate in political processes and promote accountability Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att delta i politiska processer och verka för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened peace and reconciliation mechanisms at national and local level Stärkta freds- och försoningsmekanismer på nationell och lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater influence and women’s participation in peace processes and in peacebuilding and statebuilding Stärkt inflytande och deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocesser och i freds- och statsbyggande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck • Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and limited climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt begränsad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11003-11003A0103 Sweden Fondation Hirondelle, a non-profit organization based in Switzerland working to strengthen independent media in especially conflict-affected countries, has submitted an application to Sida for support to the project Studio Tamani - news and information for dialogue, peace and equality in Mali, for the period 2018-2022. Sida has previously contributed to Studio Tamami during the period 2015-2017. Studio Tamani is a media platform for professional and impartial news and information. Through a network of 70 local partner radios, covering 85% of Mali's population, daily news and debate programs are broadcasted in five languages. In addition, thematic programmes on children's and women's rights, shortly also on environmental and climate issues, are broadcasted every week. Moreover, social media are increasingly being used to reach especially the younger part of the population. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country and the two specific objectives are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender equality and a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programs, and that Studio Tamani becomes a sustainable project run by a Malian legal entity and fully gender mainstreamed. The total budget of the intervention is 87.2 MSEK, of which Sweden contributes with 51.6 MSEK. In addition to this amount, Sida provides 500 000 SEK to be disposed by Sida to support strengthening of Fondation Hirondelle's capacity for results based management. The other main donors are currently the EU and Denmark. Fondation Hirondelle, en ideell organisation baserad i Schweiz som arbetar med att stärka oberoende media i framförallt konfliktdrabbade länder, har till Sida inkommit med en ansökan om stöd till projektet Studio Tamani - nyheter och information för dialog, fred och jämlikhet i Mali, under perioden 2018-2022. Sida har tidigare bidragit med stöd till Studio Tamani under perioden 2015-2017. Studio Tamani är en mediaplattform för produktion av professionella och opartiska nyheter och information. Genom ett nätverk av 70 lokala partnerradiostationer som täcker 85% av Malis befolkning sänds dagliga nyhets- och debattprogram på fem olika språk. Varje vecka sänds dessutom tematiska program om barns- och kvinnors rättigheter och inom kort även om miljö- och klimatfrågor. Sociala medier används också i allt högre utsträckning för att nå särskilt den yngre delen av befolkningen. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till fred och utveckling i Mali genom information och dialog mellan alla människor och regioner i landet. Det två specifika målen är att befolkningen är bättre informerad och mer engagerad i att stödja fredsprocessen, demokrati, jämställdhet och ett rättvisare samhälle tack vare tillgången till oberoende och professionella informations- och debattprogram, samt att Studio Tamani uppnår hållbarhet, drivs av en malisk juridisk person och är fullt jämställdhetsintegrerad. Insatsens totala budget är 87,2 MSEK varav Sida bidrar med 51,6 MSEK. Utöver detta belopp tillhandahåller Sida 500 000 SEK som ska disponeras av Sida för att bidra till att stärka avtalsparten Fondation Hirondelles kapacitet för resultatbaserad styrning. De andra huvudsakliga givarna är i dagsläget EU och Danmark. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country. The two main expected results are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender-equality and the development of a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programmes and that Studio Tamani at the end of the project period has become a sustainable project that is fully gender mainstreamed and run by a Malian entity. Sweden Fondation Hirondelle Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fondation Hirondelle Bamako The activities take place at this location 12.635715 -8.002393 Kayes The activities take place at this location 14.437971 -11.447144 Nioro The activities take place at this location 15.233040 -9.591717 Kita The activities take place at this location 13.033326 -9.489345 Koulikoro The activities take place at this location 12.865542 -7.560108 Nara The activities take place at this location 15.167468 -7.290257 Dioïla The activities take place at this location 12.495367 -6.797688 Sikasso The activities take place at this location 11.318891 -5.697050 Bougouni The activities take place at this location 11.417391 -7.472595 Koutiala The activities take place at this location 12.375413 -5.472460 Ségou The activities take place at this location 13.429234 -6.249622 San The activities take place at this location 13.293235 -4.898804 Mopti The activities take place at this location 14.492071 -4.193873 Bandiagara The activities take place at this location 14.349512 -3.609231 Douentza The activities take place at this location 15.005418 -2.955081 Tombouctou The activities take place at this location 16.765718 -3.002321 Gao The activities take place at this location 16.264181 -0.024778 Kidal The activities take place at this location 18.446477 1.408996 Menaka The activities take place at this location 15.915128 2.397797 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 5000000 20000000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Inclusive processes to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts by peaceful means Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Sustainable management and use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11112 Sweden SALAR has applied to Sida for funding of 49,600,000 SEK to carry out the "Tunisia Local Governance Project" in Tunisia for a period of 48 months during the period 2018-2022. Sida will be the only funder of the project. Sida also plans to conduct an external evaluation year three or four of the project with an additional 700,000 SEK. This gives a total cost of 50,300,000 SEK. The intervention aims at contributing to improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance. In order to achieve this goal SALAR aims to contribute to improving provisions for democratic local governments to interact with citizens and respond to their needs and demands. This is expected to be achieved through continuing to support the decentralisation process in the country, namely the provision of technical assistance to the Tunisian parliament, relevant national ministries and independent instances, and to FNVT, the Tunisian equivalent of SALAR, in order to develop proposals on specific aspects of decentralisation and drive their organisational development. SKL har skickat in en projektansökan till Sida med en total budget på 49,600,000 SEK för att implementera "Tunisia Local Governance Project" i Tunisien under 48 månader under åren 2018-2022. Sida är ensam finansiär. Sida planerar även att genomföra en extern utvärdering år tre eller fyra av projektet för vilket ytterligare 700,000 SEK beräknats. Detta ger en total kostnad på 50,300,000 SEK. Projektet syftar till att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för mänsklig utveckling i Tunisien genom förbättrad lokal styrning. För att uppnå detta övergripande mål avser SKL bidra till förbättrade lagbestämmelser för demokratiska kommun-och länsstyrelser i Tunisien att interagera med medborgare, och att agera för deras behov och berättiganden. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt stöd till decentraliseringsprocessen i landet, genom tillhandahållande av tekniskt stöd till det tunisiska parlamentet, relevanta nationella ministerier och oberoende instanser, och till FNVT, den tunisiska motsvarigheten till SKL, för att utveckla förslag vad gäller specifika aspekter av decentraliseringen och bistå de tunisiska partnernas organisationsutveckling. The specific objective of the intervention is "Improved provisions for democratic local governments to interact with and respond to citizens' needs and demands" which will in turn lead to the project's overall objective "Improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance", the project comprises the following outcomes; - Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen municipalities' legal framework to deliver services to citizens that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. - Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to the decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation. -National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local government in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. - National Federation of Tunisian Cities (FNVT) represents local governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other local governments, as well as effective service delivery. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tunisia Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Slutlig rapportering av programmet ska inkomma senast 30 augusti 2023. Hittills inkommen rapportering avser perioden fram till november 2021. Från denna rapportering kan följande resultat lyftas fram: Outcome 1: Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen legal framework of Local Governments to deliver inclusive services to men and women that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. Här uppmärksammas stödet till staden Mednine för etablerandet av ett kommunalt ägt bolag som ska leverera vissa kommunala tjänster, vilket är det första i sitt slag. Som framgår av senare inkomna ansökningar om förlängningar av programmet så har det kommunala bolaget ännu inte skapats, men programmet har bistått i dialogen mellan inrikesministeriet och Mednine och Sousse för att försöka hantera problem som har uppstått längs vägen. Om bolaget etableras skulle detta utgöra ett viktigt pilotprojekt för att påvisa ett effektivt sätt att leverera kommunala tjänster till invånarna. I övrigt innehåller inkommen rapportering ett flertal genomförda aktiviteter som har omintetgjorts till följd av den oväntade och hastiga politiska omsvängningen. T.ex. planerade samarbeten i form av workshops och studier tillsammans med sex ministerier angående övergång av behörigheter från statlig till kommunal nivå, har till följd av omorganisation i regeringen. Outcome 2: Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to a gender aware decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation I avsaknad av politisk styrning från berörda departement har fokus varit på aktiviteter som syftar till att stödja Minstry for Local Affairs (MALE) och det organ inom departementet som är skapat för att stödja decentraliseringsprocessen (IPAPD) i deras decentraliseringsarbete och koordineringen med relevanta aktörer inom forskarsamhället, samt att öka transparens och medvetenhet kring decentralisering inom media. Ett samarbete mellan IPAPD och nationellt utbildningscentrum för journalister formaliserades, och ett antal workshops och seminarier bidrog till förstärkt kapacitet bland journalister rörande lokalt styre med fokus på undersökande journalistik i syfte att stärka transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Oväntat resultat var en dialog med Schweiz kring ett utvecklat samarbete mellan IPAPD och journalistcentrumet baserat på erfarenheterna från vårt program. MALE efterfrågade stöd att utarbeta en strategi för samordning av stöd från externa givare i samband med decentralisering. Under 2021 slutfördes detta arbetet med bl.a. en databas över samtliga Twinning projekt i syfte att ge MALE ett verktyg att dela goda erfarenheter, samt ett stöd för att systematisera kommunernas arbete i Twinning eller övriga samarbeten rörande decentralisering. Under slutet av 2021 beslutades att MALE skulle bli en integrerad del av Ministry of Interior, dvs. en återgång till den ordning som var fram till 2017. Av senare inkomna ansökningar från SKR framgår att programmet har stöttat inrikesministeriet att påbörja samarbete med ett antal universitet, och ett antal seminarier har hållits. Samarbetet ger forskare resurser och tillgång till information, och beslutsfattare får i sin tur input till hur verksamheter ska utformas. Ytterligare samarbete är inplanerat, där SKR:s roll blir mer tillbakadragen och stödjer departementet i detta arbete. Outcome 3: National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local governments in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. Programmet har utarbetat metoder för uppföljning av kommunernas finansiella uppföljning och kontroll med konkreta och effektiva förändringar jämfört med tidigare. Exempelvis har stöd utgått till kommuner avseende införandet av dubbel bokföring. Manualer rörande bl.a. internrevisioner har tagits fram. Intresse har framförts från flertal kommuner, andra givare och statliga aktörer att ytterligare utveckla arbetet. Diskussioner har förts om att införliva en upparbetad metod för att analysera finansiella strukturer i kommuner och rekommendationer för hur effektiviteten i användandet av kommunala medel kan stärkas, på nationell nivå i samtliga kommuner. Detta tekniska samarbete har kunnat fortskrida väl trots politiska osäkerheter. Även en mekanism för att utjämna fördelningen av statliga medel mellan kommuner har tagits fram. Av senare inkomna ansökningar och förtydliganden framgår att utjämningsmekanismen har färdigställts, men att återkoppling från berörda departement ännu inte skett. Slutlig rapportering har därför inte kunnat göras. Outcome 4: FNCT (ie the Association of communes in Tunisia) represents lcoal governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other LGs, as well as contributes to gender inclusive local governance and to effective gender responsive service delivery. Organisationen FNCT, dvs. SKRs motsvarighet i Tunisien tidigare FNVT, var ursprungligen styrd av inrikesministeriet men har givits ökad självständighet. Projektet har stöttat organisationen i denna nya roll bl.a. genom stöd i framtagandet av strategisk plan och verksamhetsplan. Roller och ansvar i organisationen har förtydligats. Intern styrning och kontroll har förstärkts, liksom relationen med inrikesministeriet. Ett behov av att stärka kompetensen bland organisationens medarbetare vad gäller kommunernas uppdrag och funktion, hur kommunala budgetar tas fram, beslutsprocessen samt det rättsliga regelverket har uppmärksammats. Stöd till kommunernas jämställdhetsarbete har tagits fram. . No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11112-11112A0101 Sweden SALAR has applied to Sida for funding of 49,600,000 SEK to carry out the "Tunisia Local Governance Project" in Tunisia for a period of 48 months during the period 2018-2022. Sida will be the only funder of the project. Sida also plans to conduct an external evaluation year three or four of the project with an additional 700,000 SEK. This gives a total cost of 50,300,000 SEK. The intervention aims at contributing to improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance. In order to achieve this goal SALAR aims to contribute to improving provisions for democratic local governments to interact with citizens and respond to their needs and demands. This is expected to be achieved through continuing to support the decentralisation process in the country, namely the provision of technical assistance to the Tunisian parliament, relevant national ministries and independent instances, and to FNVT, the Tunisian equivalent of SALAR, in order to develop proposals on specific aspects of decentralisation and drive their organisational development. SKL har skickat in en projektansökan till Sida med en total budget på 49,600,000 SEK för att implementera "Tunisia Local Governance Project" i Tunisien under 48 månader under åren 2018-2022. Sida är ensam finansiär. Sida planerar även att genomföra en extern utvärdering år tre eller fyra av projektet för vilket ytterligare 700,000 SEK beräknats. Detta ger en total kostnad på 50,300,000 SEK. Projektet syftar till att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för mänsklig utveckling i Tunisien genom förbättrad lokal styrning. För att uppnå detta övergripande mål avser SKL bidra till förbättrade lagbestämmelser för demokratiska kommun-och länsstyrelser i Tunisien att interagera med medborgare, och att agera för deras behov och berättiganden. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt stöd till decentraliseringsprocessen i landet, genom tillhandahållande av tekniskt stöd till det tunisiska parlamentet, relevanta nationella ministerier och oberoende instanser, och till FNVT, den tunisiska motsvarigheten till SKL, för att utveckla förslag vad gäller specifika aspekter av decentraliseringen och bistå de tunisiska partnernas organisationsutveckling. The specific objective of the intervention is "Improved provisions for democratic local governments to interact with and respond to citizens' needs and demands" which will in turn lead to the project's overall objective "Improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance", the project comprises the following outcomes; - Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen municipalities' legal framework to deliver services to citizens that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. - Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to the decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation. -National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local government in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. - National Federation of Tunisian Cities (FNVT) represents local governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other local governments, as well as effective service delivery. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 11600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11600000 0 0 18000000 0 0 0 29600000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 18000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 11600000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations and public institutions to promote gender equality and the rights of women and children in society Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och offentliga institutioner att verka för jämställdhet samt kvinnors och barns rättigheter i samhället Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthening the capacity and increasing the transparency of public institutions and improving the conditions for regional cooperation between them Stärkt kapacitet och ökad transparens hos offentliga institutioner samt förbättrade möjligheter till regionalt samarbete dem emellan Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11112-11112A0103 Sweden SALAR has applied to Sida for funding of 49,600,000 SEK to carry out the "Tunisia Local Governance Project" in Tunisia for a period of 48 months during the period 2018-2022. Sida will be the only funder of the project. Sida also plans to conduct an external evaluation year three or four of the project with an additional 700,000 SEK. This gives a total cost of 50,300,000 SEK. The intervention aims at contributing to improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance. In order to achieve this goal SALAR aims to contribute to improving provisions for democratic local governments to interact with citizens and respond to their needs and demands. This is expected to be achieved through continuing to support the decentralisation process in the country, namely the provision of technical assistance to the Tunisian parliament, relevant national ministries and independent instances, and to FNVT, the Tunisian equivalent of SALAR, in order to develop proposals on specific aspects of decentralisation and drive their organisational development. SKL har skickat in en projektansökan till Sida med en total budget på 49,600,000 SEK för att implementera "Tunisia Local Governance Project" i Tunisien under 48 månader under åren 2018-2022. Sida är ensam finansiär. Sida planerar även att genomföra en extern utvärdering år tre eller fyra av projektet för vilket ytterligare 700,000 SEK beräknats. Detta ger en total kostnad på 50,300,000 SEK. Projektet syftar till att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för mänsklig utveckling i Tunisien genom förbättrad lokal styrning. För att uppnå detta övergripande mål avser SKL bidra till förbättrade lagbestämmelser för demokratiska kommun-och länsstyrelser i Tunisien att interagera med medborgare, och att agera för deras behov och berättiganden. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt stöd till decentraliseringsprocessen i landet, genom tillhandahållande av tekniskt stöd till det tunisiska parlamentet, relevanta nationella ministerier och oberoende instanser, och till FNVT, den tunisiska motsvarigheten till SKL, för att utveckla förslag vad gäller specifika aspekter av decentraliseringen och bistå de tunisiska partnernas organisationsutveckling. The specific objective of the intervention is "Improved provisions for democratic local governments to interact with and respond to citizens' needs and demands" which will in turn lead to the project's overall objective "Improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance", the project comprises the following outcomes; - Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen municipalities' legal framework to deliver services to citizens that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. - Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to the decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation. -National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local government in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. - National Federation of Tunisian Cities (FNVT) represents local governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other local governments, as well as effective service delivery. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 4000000 -41113 -41113 7000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 14958887 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 4000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 7000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 4000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -41113 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened capacity of institutions, civil society and the media with a view to promoting democratic development, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling, samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck A more gender-equal society, with a focus on the empowerment, participation and influence of women and girls. Ett mer jämställt samhälle med fokus på kvinnors och flickors egenmakt, deltagande och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11112-11112A0104 Sweden SALAR has applied to Sida for funding of 49,600,000 SEK to carry out the "Tunisia Local Governance Project" in Tunisia for a period of 48 months during the period 2018-2022. Sida will be the only funder of the project. Sida also plans to conduct an external evaluation year three or four of the project with an additional 700,000 SEK. This gives a total cost of 50,300,000 SEK. The intervention aims at contributing to improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance. In order to achieve this goal SALAR aims to contribute to improving provisions for democratic local governments to interact with citizens and respond to their needs and demands. This is expected to be achieved through continuing to support the decentralisation process in the country, namely the provision of technical assistance to the Tunisian parliament, relevant national ministries and independent instances, and to FNVT, the Tunisian equivalent of SALAR, in order to develop proposals on specific aspects of decentralisation and drive their organisational development. SKL har skickat in en projektansökan till Sida med en total budget på 49,600,000 SEK för att implementera "Tunisia Local Governance Project" i Tunisien under 48 månader under åren 2018-2022. Sida är ensam finansiär. Sida planerar även att genomföra en extern utvärdering år tre eller fyra av projektet för vilket ytterligare 700,000 SEK beräknats. Detta ger en total kostnad på 50,300,000 SEK. Projektet syftar till att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för mänsklig utveckling i Tunisien genom förbättrad lokal styrning. För att uppnå detta övergripande mål avser SKL bidra till förbättrade lagbestämmelser för demokratiska kommun-och länsstyrelser i Tunisien att interagera med medborgare, och att agera för deras behov och berättiganden. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt stöd till decentraliseringsprocessen i landet, genom tillhandahållande av tekniskt stöd till det tunisiska parlamentet, relevanta nationella ministerier och oberoende instanser, och till FNVT, den tunisiska motsvarigheten till SKL, för att utveckla förslag vad gäller specifika aspekter av decentraliseringen och bistå de tunisiska partnernas organisationsutveckling. The specific objective of the intervention is "Improved provisions for democratic local governments to interact with and respond to citizens' needs and demands" which will in turn lead to the project's overall objective "Improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance", the project comprises the following outcomes; - Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen municipalities' legal framework to deliver services to citizens that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. - Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to the decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation. -National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local government in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. - National Federation of Tunisian Cities (FNVT) represents local governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other local governments, as well as effective service delivery. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1634000 -1634000 -1634000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -1634000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Enhanced capacity of human rights defenders, civil society and the media with a view to promoting democratic development and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet hos människorättsförsvarare, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11141 Sweden OPHI (Oxford Poverty Human & Development Initiative) is an economic research centre within the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford. It was founded in 2007 and they are the creator of MPI (Multidimensional Poverty Index) both on national and global level. Their vision is to reduce poverty through innovative research as well as technical support and training on multidimensional poverty measurements. In 2013, they initiated the MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) which is a network consisting of today 53 nations and 16 organisations, where OPHI is functioning as the secretariat. The network is run by its members. OPHI's Global MPI can be broken down by indicator to demonstrate how the structure of multidimensional poverty differs across regions and different groups. This is for example useful to make an impact on country's policy. Thanks to its work, several countries have created national poverty reduction programmes and making better lives for multidimensional poor people. OPHI's vision is to spread the knowledge of multidimensional poverty and in that way affect countries policies to reduce poverty in its all dimensions. The proposals mission is to strengthen the work on multidimensional poverty and sustainable development in countries worldwide in accordance with agenda 2030 and the different SDG goals. This intervention which is a project support will fund OPHI's four core areas: 1. Building National MPI 2. The Global MPI, the SDG's and the 2030 Agenda3. Policy and communication. It is important not only to build national and global MPI, but a part of the work is also to promote the use of the measurement and develop better informed policies that are effective to reduce poverty. OPHI organises annually meetings of the MPPN network where countries can share knowledge with each other. This activity among others, are important because it leads to other countries understanding multidimensional poverty and taking a multidimensional approach to poverty measurement.4. Applied research. It is important for OPHI to continue to be innovative, and to develop practical research on multidimensional poverty measurements. Current research topics are: child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. With this intervention Sida will be funding OPHI's above areas including the MPPN network with 20 MSEK in four years (2017-2020). Sida's assessment is that OPHI's project proposal is well in line with Sida´s result strategy for global action on socially sustainable development 2014-2017, which aims to contribute to healthier lives and lifestyles, as well as a socially sustainable and equitable development. The intervention has activities that are expected to contribute to improved basic health and improved access to education. To reduce poverty, it is important with knowledge development and reliable statistics, and this is a big part of OPHI's work. Their work is normative and have an impact on country’s policy development. As mentioned above, one of OPHI's area is research where they intend to develop indicators for child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. The interventions are in this way also considered to be of relevance for the strategy for special initiatives for Human rights and Democratisation 2014-2017, and the result strategy for global action on environmentally and climate- friendly sustainable development 2014-2017, as well as for Sida´s present and/or planned bilateral result strategies. Given Sida's own work with multidimensional poverty, Sida has proposed to OPHI to consider including also aspects such as power and voice and human security in their MPI. The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forskningscenter under Oxford Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. Det grundades 2007 och är skapare av multidimensionell fattigdomsindex (MPI), på nationell nivå samt på global nivå. OPHIs vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). 2013 grundade OPHI nätverket MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) som idag består av representanter från 53 länder och 11 organisationer, där OPHI fungerar som sekretariatet. Nätverket är partnerlandsdrivet och deras arbete har erkänts och uppmärksammats av flera FN organisationer. OPHI har sedan 2010 haft ett samarbete med UNDP och hjälpt dem att utveckla deras Globala MPI. Idag har UNDP en egen Global MPI och så har OPHI. Skillnaden mellan de båda Globala MPI är att UNDPs Globala MPI inte går att aggregera på indikatornivå, och det är således inte möjligt att mäta framsteg mot SDG målen. UNDP och OPHI har en dialog om att eventuellt utarbeta en gemensam Global MPI. OPHIs arbete bidrar till att påverka ländernas fattigdomsbekämpning. Till exempel så har flera länder skapat nationella program för att minska fattigdomen. OPHI arbetar för att öka kunskapsspridningen kring multidimensionell fattigdom och på så vis påverka ländernas policys för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och därmed till att förbättra människors liv. Insatsens mål är att stärka arbetet med multidimensionell fattigdom och hållbar utveckling i länder världen över, i enlighet med Agenda 2030 och de olika SDG målen. Utvecklinginsatsen kommer att stödja OPHIs följande områden: 1. Fortsätta att etablera och skapa nationella MPI. Målet är att stärka kapaciteten hos organisationer för att implementera nationella MPI kopplat till effektiva program för att minska fattigdom och förbättra policys för fattigdomsminskning. 2. Globala MPI. Målet är att förbättra globala MPI som ett redskap för att mäta framstegen i relation till SDG målen och Agenda 2030. 3. Policy- och kommunikationsmålet handlar om att använda effektiva kommunikationsstrategier som förespråkar användningen av MPI både för global och nationell policy för att minska fattigdom. OPHI, som har rollen som sekretariat i MPPN-nätverket, anordnar årligen möten där länder kan dela med sig av sina kunskaper om multidimensionellt fattigdomsindex. Detta arbete är viktigt, då det leder till en bättre förståelse av vad multidimensionell fattigdom är, samt att fler länder anammar en multidimensionell syn på fattigdom. 4. Forskningsmålet handlar om att genomföra praktisk och tillämpad forskning som stärker mätning av multidimensionell fattigdom och utvidga dess användning till policypåverkan. För att kunna utvecklas så är det av stor vikt för organisationen att fortsätta att arbeta med innovativ forskning, och där OPHI för närvarande har en förhoppning om att inkludera följande indikatorer i sitt index, barnfattigdom, jämställdhet och makt, klimat och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet. Sida kommer att ha en dialog med OPHI om att även undersöka möjligheter att inkludera, makt och röst samt mänsklig säkerhet. Med denna insats som är ett projektstöd, kommer Sida att stödja delar av OPHIs verksamhet, de fyra ovan nämnda områden, inklusive MPPN nätverket. Insatsen omfattar 20 MSEK under fyra år, där aktivitetsperioden är 2017- 2020. Ett viktigt redskap i arbetet med att minska fattigdom är kunskapsutveckling och tillförlitlig statistik och detta är en stor del av OPHIs arbete. Deras arbete är därutöver normerande och har en påverkan på fattiga länders policyutveckling. Ett av målen med verksamheterna är forskning där OPHI avser som nämnts ovan att utarbeta indikatorer för barnfattigdom, miljö och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet, med flera. OPHIs arbete har uppmärksammats av Sidas chefsekonomteam och ligger väl i fas med Sidas nuvarande arbete med multidimensionell fattigdom. Mot bakgrund av Sidas eget arbete med multidimensionell fattigdomsanalys har Sida föreslagit OPHI att också överväga att inkludera aspekter som makt och röst, samt mänsklig säkerhet. Denna insats förväntas bidra till att påverka länders policyutveckling och på så vis minska den multidimensionella fattigdomen. OPHI is a research initiative within Oxford University that aims to build and develop a more systematic methodological framework for understanding and measuring multidimensional poverty encompassing economic well-being, education and health dimensions. Project Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies. There are four outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Greater influence of the Global MPI as a tool for national governments and international agencies to measure progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies. Outcome 3: More policymakers to use of the MPI for national and international policy by employing effective communications strategies. Outcome 4: Strengthen multidimensional poverty measurement with rigorous, applied research on measures and their use for policy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Developing countries, unspecified Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Sida concludes that the four years of this grant have resulted in significant development of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) on global and country scale, including adapting the measure to better reflect the SDGs in partnership with UNDP. Subsequent year has presented a new perspective and analysis (inequalities in 2019, changes over time in 2020, and disaggregation by ethnicity and gender in 2021). With three new national MPIs measures released in 2021 (Angola, Paraguay and Namibia) the set target (i.e. 13) for countries with new national MPIs was reached. Partnerships with additional countries is further explored. To reach policymakers and support them in making the most of their MPIs an Executive Education Leaders Program has been developed and launched which OPHI will continue to offer in 2022 and beyond. Sida welcomes this as the measures are only effective in reducing poverty if they are applied in practice to improve national programmes, policies and laws. OPHI's documentation of experiences and best practices in how the MPI can improve policy evaluation, multisectoral coordination and budget allocation etc. is another example of this. The major challenge throughout the programme has been adapting to the continued impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, necessitating a move to a virtual format for events, capacity building and country-support (including Tanzania). Sida further welcomes OPHI's active contributions within applied research on how the global MPI data could be useful for understanding vulnerabilities and the likely impact of the pandemic and related crisis. Overall, Sida assesses the project has progressed well. The set targets have in general been met well or beyond with some remaining work left in relation to child poverty (output 4.1). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11141-11141A0101 Sweden OPHI (Oxford Poverty Human & Development Initiative) is an economic research centre within the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford. It was founded in 2007 and they are the creator of MPI (Multidimensional Poverty Index) both on national and global level. Their vision is to reduce poverty through innovative research as well as technical support and training on multidimensional poverty measurements. In 2013, they initiated the MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) which is a network consisting of today 53 nations and 16 organisations, where OPHI is functioning as the secretariat. The network is run by its members. OPHI's Global MPI can be broken down by indicator to demonstrate how the structure of multidimensional poverty differs across regions and different groups. This is for example useful to make an impact on country's policy. Thanks to its work, several countries have created national poverty reduction programmes and making better lives for multidimensional poor people. OPHI's vision is to spread the knowledge of multidimensional poverty and in that way affect countries policies to reduce poverty in its all dimensions. The proposals mission is to strengthen the work on multidimensional poverty and sustainable development in countries worldwide in accordance with agenda 2030 and the different SDG goals. This intervention which is a project support will fund OPHI's four core areas: 1. Building National MPI 2. The Global MPI, the SDG's and the 2030 Agenda3. Policy and communication. It is important not only to build national and global MPI, but a part of the work is also to promote the use of the measurement and develop better informed policies that are effective to reduce poverty. OPHI organises annually meetings of the MPPN network where countries can share knowledge with each other. This activity among others, are important because it leads to other countries understanding multidimensional poverty and taking a multidimensional approach to poverty measurement.4. Applied research. It is important for OPHI to continue to be innovative, and to develop practical research on multidimensional poverty measurements. Current research topics are: child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. With this intervention Sida will be funding OPHI's above areas including the MPPN network with 20 MSEK in four years (2017-2020). Sida's assessment is that OPHI's project proposal is well in line with Sida´s result strategy for global action on socially sustainable development 2014-2017, which aims to contribute to healthier lives and lifestyles, as well as a socially sustainable and equitable development. The intervention has activities that are expected to contribute to improved basic health and improved access to education. To reduce poverty, it is important with knowledge development and reliable statistics, and this is a big part of OPHI's work. Their work is normative and have an impact on country’s policy development. As mentioned above, one of OPHI's area is research where they intend to develop indicators for child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. The interventions are in this way also considered to be of relevance for the strategy for special initiatives for Human rights and Democratisation 2014-2017, and the result strategy for global action on environmentally and climate- friendly sustainable development 2014-2017, as well as for Sida´s present and/or planned bilateral result strategies. Given Sida's own work with multidimensional poverty, Sida has proposed to OPHI to consider including also aspects such as power and voice and human security in their MPI. The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forskningscenter under Oxford Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. Det grundades 2007 och är skapare av multidimensionell fattigdomsindex (MPI), på nationell nivå samt på global nivå. OPHIs vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). 2013 grundade OPHI nätverket MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) som idag består av representanter från 53 länder och 11 organisationer, där OPHI fungerar som sekretariatet. Nätverket är partnerlandsdrivet och deras arbete har erkänts och uppmärksammats av flera FN organisationer. OPHI har sedan 2010 haft ett samarbete med UNDP och hjälpt dem att utveckla deras Globala MPI. Idag har UNDP en egen Global MPI och så har OPHI. Skillnaden mellan de båda Globala MPI är att UNDPs Globala MPI inte går att aggregera på indikatornivå, och det är således inte möjligt att mäta framsteg mot SDG målen. UNDP och OPHI har en dialog om att eventuellt utarbeta en gemensam Global MPI. OPHIs arbete bidrar till att påverka ländernas fattigdomsbekämpning. Till exempel så har flera länder skapat nationella program för att minska fattigdomen. OPHI arbetar för att öka kunskapsspridningen kring multidimensionell fattigdom och på så vis påverka ländernas policys för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och därmed till att förbättra människors liv. Insatsens mål är att stärka arbetet med multidimensionell fattigdom och hållbar utveckling i länder världen över, i enlighet med Agenda 2030 och de olika SDG målen. Utvecklinginsatsen kommer att stödja OPHIs följande områden: 1. Fortsätta att etablera och skapa nationella MPI. Målet är att stärka kapaciteten hos organisationer för att implementera nationella MPI kopplat till effektiva program för att minska fattigdom och förbättra policys för fattigdomsminskning. 2. Globala MPI. Målet är att förbättra globala MPI som ett redskap för att mäta framstegen i relation till SDG målen och Agenda 2030. 3. Policy- och kommunikationsmålet handlar om att använda effektiva kommunikationsstrategier som förespråkar användningen av MPI både för global och nationell policy för att minska fattigdom. OPHI, som har rollen som sekretariat i MPPN-nätverket, anordnar årligen möten där länder kan dela med sig av sina kunskaper om multidimensionellt fattigdomsindex. Detta arbete är viktigt, då det leder till en bättre förståelse av vad multidimensionell fattigdom är, samt att fler länder anammar en multidimensionell syn på fattigdom. 4. Forskningsmålet handlar om att genomföra praktisk och tillämpad forskning som stärker mätning av multidimensionell fattigdom och utvidga dess användning till policypåverkan. För att kunna utvecklas så är det av stor vikt för organisationen att fortsätta att arbeta med innovativ forskning, och där OPHI för närvarande har en förhoppning om att inkludera följande indikatorer i sitt index, barnfattigdom, jämställdhet och makt, klimat och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet. Sida kommer att ha en dialog med OPHI om att även undersöka möjligheter att inkludera, makt och röst samt mänsklig säkerhet. Med denna insats som är ett projektstöd, kommer Sida att stödja delar av OPHIs verksamhet, de fyra ovan nämnda områden, inklusive MPPN nätverket. Insatsen omfattar 20 MSEK under fyra år, där aktivitetsperioden är 2017- 2020. Ett viktigt redskap i arbetet med att minska fattigdom är kunskapsutveckling och tillförlitlig statistik och detta är en stor del av OPHIs arbete. Deras arbete är därutöver normerande och har en påverkan på fattiga länders policyutveckling. Ett av målen med verksamheterna är forskning där OPHI avser som nämnts ovan att utarbeta indikatorer för barnfattigdom, miljö och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet, med flera. OPHIs arbete har uppmärksammats av Sidas chefsekonomteam och ligger väl i fas med Sidas nuvarande arbete med multidimensionell fattigdom. Mot bakgrund av Sidas eget arbete med multidimensionell fattigdomsanalys har Sida föreslagit OPHI att också överväga att inkludera aspekter som makt och röst, samt mänsklig säkerhet. Denna insats förväntas bidra till att påverka länders policyutveckling och på så vis minska den multidimensionella fattigdomen. OPHI is a research initiative within Oxford University that aims to build and develop a more systematic methodological framework for understanding and measuring multidimensional poverty encompassing economic well-being, education and health dimensions. Project Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies. There are four outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Greater influence of the Global MPI as a tool for national governments and international agencies to measure progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies. Outcome 3: More policymakers to use of the MPI for national and international policy by employing effective communications strategies. Outcome 4: Strengthen multidimensional poverty measurement with rigorous, applied research on measures and their use for policy. Sweden University of Oxford Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative SE-0-SE-6-11141-11141A0102 Sweden OPHI (Oxford Poverty Human & Development Initiative) is an economic research centre within the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford. It was founded in 2007 and they are the creator of MPI (Multidimensional Poverty Index) both on national and global level. Their vision is to reduce poverty through innovative research as well as technical support and training on multidimensional poverty measurements. In 2013, they initiated the MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) which is a network consisting of today 53 nations and 16 organisations, where OPHI is functioning as the secretariat. The network is run by its members. OPHI's Global MPI can be broken down by indicator to demonstrate how the structure of multidimensional poverty differs across regions and different groups. This is for example useful to make an impact on country's policy. Thanks to its work, several countries have created national poverty reduction programmes and making better lives for multidimensional poor people. OPHI's vision is to spread the knowledge of multidimensional poverty and in that way affect countries policies to reduce poverty in its all dimensions. The proposals mission is to strengthen the work on multidimensional poverty and sustainable development in countries worldwide in accordance with agenda 2030 and the different SDG goals. This intervention which is a project support will fund OPHI's four core areas: 1. Building National MPI 2. The Global MPI, the SDG's and the 2030 Agenda3. Policy and communication. It is important not only to build national and global MPI, but a part of the work is also to promote the use of the measurement and develop better informed policies that are effective to reduce poverty. OPHI organises annually meetings of the MPPN network where countries can share knowledge with each other. This activity among others, are important because it leads to other countries understanding multidimensional poverty and taking a multidimensional approach to poverty measurement.4. Applied research. It is important for OPHI to continue to be innovative, and to develop practical research on multidimensional poverty measurements. Current research topics are: child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. With this intervention Sida will be funding OPHI's above areas including the MPPN network with 20 MSEK in four years (2017-2020). Sida's assessment is that OPHI's project proposal is well in line with Sida´s result strategy for global action on socially sustainable development 2014-2017, which aims to contribute to healthier lives and lifestyles, as well as a socially sustainable and equitable development. The intervention has activities that are expected to contribute to improved basic health and improved access to education. To reduce poverty, it is important with knowledge development and reliable statistics, and this is a big part of OPHI's work. Their work is normative and have an impact on country’s policy development. As mentioned above, one of OPHI's area is research where they intend to develop indicators for child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. The interventions are in this way also considered to be of relevance for the strategy for special initiatives for Human rights and Democratisation 2014-2017, and the result strategy for global action on environmentally and climate- friendly sustainable development 2014-2017, as well as for Sida´s present and/or planned bilateral result strategies. Given Sida's own work with multidimensional poverty, Sida has proposed to OPHI to consider including also aspects such as power and voice and human security in their MPI. The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forskningscenter under Oxford Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. Det grundades 2007 och är skapare av multidimensionell fattigdomsindex (MPI), på nationell nivå samt på global nivå. OPHIs vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). 2013 grundade OPHI nätverket MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) som idag består av representanter från 53 länder och 11 organisationer, där OPHI fungerar som sekretariatet. Nätverket är partnerlandsdrivet och deras arbete har erkänts och uppmärksammats av flera FN organisationer. OPHI har sedan 2010 haft ett samarbete med UNDP och hjälpt dem att utveckla deras Globala MPI. Idag har UNDP en egen Global MPI och så har OPHI. Skillnaden mellan de båda Globala MPI är att UNDPs Globala MPI inte går att aggregera på indikatornivå, och det är således inte möjligt att mäta framsteg mot SDG målen. UNDP och OPHI har en dialog om att eventuellt utarbeta en gemensam Global MPI. OPHIs arbete bidrar till att påverka ländernas fattigdomsbekämpning. Till exempel så har flera länder skapat nationella program för att minska fattigdomen. OPHI arbetar för att öka kunskapsspridningen kring multidimensionell fattigdom och på så vis påverka ländernas policys för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och därmed till att förbättra människors liv. Insatsens mål är att stärka arbetet med multidimensionell fattigdom och hållbar utveckling i länder världen över, i enlighet med Agenda 2030 och de olika SDG målen. Utvecklinginsatsen kommer att stödja OPHIs följande områden: 1. Fortsätta att etablera och skapa nationella MPI. Målet är att stärka kapaciteten hos organisationer för att implementera nationella MPI kopplat till effektiva program för att minska fattigdom och förbättra policys för fattigdomsminskning. 2. Globala MPI. Målet är att förbättra globala MPI som ett redskap för att mäta framstegen i relation till SDG målen och Agenda 2030. 3. Policy- och kommunikationsmålet handlar om att använda effektiva kommunikationsstrategier som förespråkar användningen av MPI både för global och nationell policy för att minska fattigdom. OPHI, som har rollen som sekretariat i MPPN-nätverket, anordnar årligen möten där länder kan dela med sig av sina kunskaper om multidimensionellt fattigdomsindex. Detta arbete är viktigt, då det leder till en bättre förståelse av vad multidimensionell fattigdom är, samt att fler länder anammar en multidimensionell syn på fattigdom. 4. Forskningsmålet handlar om att genomföra praktisk och tillämpad forskning som stärker mätning av multidimensionell fattigdom och utvidga dess användning till policypåverkan. För att kunna utvecklas så är det av stor vikt för organisationen att fortsätta att arbeta med innovativ forskning, och där OPHI för närvarande har en förhoppning om att inkludera följande indikatorer i sitt index, barnfattigdom, jämställdhet och makt, klimat och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet. Sida kommer att ha en dialog med OPHI om att även undersöka möjligheter att inkludera, makt och röst samt mänsklig säkerhet. Med denna insats som är ett projektstöd, kommer Sida att stödja delar av OPHIs verksamhet, de fyra ovan nämnda områden, inklusive MPPN nätverket. Insatsen omfattar 20 MSEK under fyra år, där aktivitetsperioden är 2017- 2020. Ett viktigt redskap i arbetet med att minska fattigdom är kunskapsutveckling och tillförlitlig statistik och detta är en stor del av OPHIs arbete. Deras arbete är därutöver normerande och har en påverkan på fattiga länders policyutveckling. Ett av målen med verksamheterna är forskning där OPHI avser som nämnts ovan att utarbeta indikatorer för barnfattigdom, miljö och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet, med flera. OPHIs arbete har uppmärksammats av Sidas chefsekonomteam och ligger väl i fas med Sidas nuvarande arbete med multidimensionell fattigdom. Mot bakgrund av Sidas eget arbete med multidimensionell fattigdomsanalys har Sida föreslagit OPHI att också överväga att inkludera aspekter som makt och röst, samt mänsklig säkerhet. Denna insats förväntas bidra till att påverka länders policyutveckling och på så vis minska den multidimensionella fattigdomen. OPHI is a research initiative within Oxford University that aims to build and develop a more systematic methodological framework for understanding and measuring multidimensional poverty encompassing economic well-being, education and health dimensions. Project Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies. There are four outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Greater influence of the Global MPI as a tool for national governments and international agencies to measure progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies. Outcome 3: More policymakers to use of the MPI for national and international policy by employing effective communications strategies. Outcome 4: Strengthen multidimensional poverty measurement with rigorous, applied research on measures and their use for policy. Sweden University of Oxford Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1200000 0 0 0 0 1200000 0 0 1200000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 1200000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative SE-0-SE-6-11141-11141A0103 Sweden OPHI (Oxford Poverty Human & Development Initiative) is an economic research centre within the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford. It was founded in 2007 and they are the creator of MPI (Multidimensional Poverty Index) both on national and global level. Their vision is to reduce poverty through innovative research as well as technical support and training on multidimensional poverty measurements. In 2013, they initiated the MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) which is a network consisting of today 53 nations and 16 organisations, where OPHI is functioning as the secretariat. The network is run by its members. OPHI's Global MPI can be broken down by indicator to demonstrate how the structure of multidimensional poverty differs across regions and different groups. This is for example useful to make an impact on country's policy. Thanks to its work, several countries have created national poverty reduction programmes and making better lives for multidimensional poor people. OPHI's vision is to spread the knowledge of multidimensional poverty and in that way affect countries policies to reduce poverty in its all dimensions. The proposals mission is to strengthen the work on multidimensional poverty and sustainable development in countries worldwide in accordance with agenda 2030 and the different SDG goals. This intervention which is a project support will fund OPHI's four core areas: 1. Building National MPI 2. The Global MPI, the SDG's and the 2030 Agenda3. Policy and communication. It is important not only to build national and global MPI, but a part of the work is also to promote the use of the measurement and develop better informed policies that are effective to reduce poverty. OPHI organises annually meetings of the MPPN network where countries can share knowledge with each other. This activity among others, are important because it leads to other countries understanding multidimensional poverty and taking a multidimensional approach to poverty measurement.4. Applied research. It is important for OPHI to continue to be innovative, and to develop practical research on multidimensional poverty measurements. Current research topics are: child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. With this intervention Sida will be funding OPHI's above areas including the MPPN network with 20 MSEK in four years (2017-2020). Sida's assessment is that OPHI's project proposal is well in line with Sida´s result strategy for global action on socially sustainable development 2014-2017, which aims to contribute to healthier lives and lifestyles, as well as a socially sustainable and equitable development. The intervention has activities that are expected to contribute to improved basic health and improved access to education. To reduce poverty, it is important with knowledge development and reliable statistics, and this is a big part of OPHI's work. Their work is normative and have an impact on country’s policy development. As mentioned above, one of OPHI's area is research where they intend to develop indicators for child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. The interventions are in this way also considered to be of relevance for the strategy for special initiatives for Human rights and Democratisation 2014-2017, and the result strategy for global action on environmentally and climate- friendly sustainable development 2014-2017, as well as for Sida´s present and/or planned bilateral result strategies. Given Sida's own work with multidimensional poverty, Sida has proposed to OPHI to consider including also aspects such as power and voice and human security in their MPI. The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forskningscenter under Oxford Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. Det grundades 2007 och är skapare av multidimensionell fattigdomsindex (MPI), på nationell nivå samt på global nivå. OPHIs vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). 2013 grundade OPHI nätverket MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) som idag består av representanter från 53 länder och 11 organisationer, där OPHI fungerar som sekretariatet. Nätverket är partnerlandsdrivet och deras arbete har erkänts och uppmärksammats av flera FN organisationer. OPHI har sedan 2010 haft ett samarbete med UNDP och hjälpt dem att utveckla deras Globala MPI. Idag har UNDP en egen Global MPI och så har OPHI. Skillnaden mellan de båda Globala MPI är att UNDPs Globala MPI inte går att aggregera på indikatornivå, och det är således inte möjligt att mäta framsteg mot SDG målen. UNDP och OPHI har en dialog om att eventuellt utarbeta en gemensam Global MPI. OPHIs arbete bidrar till att påverka ländernas fattigdomsbekämpning. Till exempel så har flera länder skapat nationella program för att minska fattigdomen. OPHI arbetar för att öka kunskapsspridningen kring multidimensionell fattigdom och på så vis påverka ländernas policys för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och därmed till att förbättra människors liv. Insatsens mål är att stärka arbetet med multidimensionell fattigdom och hållbar utveckling i länder världen över, i enlighet med Agenda 2030 och de olika SDG målen. Utvecklinginsatsen kommer att stödja OPHIs följande områden: 1. Fortsätta att etablera och skapa nationella MPI. Målet är att stärka kapaciteten hos organisationer för att implementera nationella MPI kopplat till effektiva program för att minska fattigdom och förbättra policys för fattigdomsminskning. 2. Globala MPI. Målet är att förbättra globala MPI som ett redskap för att mäta framstegen i relation till SDG målen och Agenda 2030. 3. Policy- och kommunikationsmålet handlar om att använda effektiva kommunikationsstrategier som förespråkar användningen av MPI både för global och nationell policy för att minska fattigdom. OPHI, som har rollen som sekretariat i MPPN-nätverket, anordnar årligen möten där länder kan dela med sig av sina kunskaper om multidimensionellt fattigdomsindex. Detta arbete är viktigt, då det leder till en bättre förståelse av vad multidimensionell fattigdom är, samt att fler länder anammar en multidimensionell syn på fattigdom. 4. Forskningsmålet handlar om att genomföra praktisk och tillämpad forskning som stärker mätning av multidimensionell fattigdom och utvidga dess användning till policypåverkan. För att kunna utvecklas så är det av stor vikt för organisationen att fortsätta att arbeta med innovativ forskning, och där OPHI för närvarande har en förhoppning om att inkludera följande indikatorer i sitt index, barnfattigdom, jämställdhet och makt, klimat och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet. Sida kommer att ha en dialog med OPHI om att även undersöka möjligheter att inkludera, makt och röst samt mänsklig säkerhet. Med denna insats som är ett projektstöd, kommer Sida att stödja delar av OPHIs verksamhet, de fyra ovan nämnda områden, inklusive MPPN nätverket. Insatsen omfattar 20 MSEK under fyra år, där aktivitetsperioden är 2017- 2020. Ett viktigt redskap i arbetet med att minska fattigdom är kunskapsutveckling och tillförlitlig statistik och detta är en stor del av OPHIs arbete. Deras arbete är därutöver normerande och har en påverkan på fattiga länders policyutveckling. Ett av målen med verksamheterna är forskning där OPHI avser som nämnts ovan att utarbeta indikatorer för barnfattigdom, miljö och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet, med flera. OPHIs arbete har uppmärksammats av Sidas chefsekonomteam och ligger väl i fas med Sidas nuvarande arbete med multidimensionell fattigdom. Mot bakgrund av Sidas eget arbete med multidimensionell fattigdomsanalys har Sida föreslagit OPHI att också överväga att inkludera aspekter som makt och röst, samt mänsklig säkerhet. Denna insats förväntas bidra till att påverka länders policyutveckling och på så vis minska den multidimensionella fattigdomen. OPHI is a research initiative within Oxford University that aims to build and develop a more systematic methodological framework for understanding and measuring multidimensional poverty encompassing economic well-being, education and health dimensions. Project Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies. There are four outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Greater influence of the Global MPI as a tool for national governments and international agencies to measure progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies. Outcome 3: More policymakers to use of the MPI for national and international policy by employing effective communications strategies. Outcome 4: Strengthen multidimensional poverty measurement with rigorous, applied research on measures and their use for policy. Sweden University of Oxford Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 -503198 5000000 5000000 0 -503198 5000000 14496802 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative -503198.34 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened and sustainable good quality systems for education and learning Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för utbildning och lärande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11202 Sweden The goal of the programme is to improve transparency, accountability and participation in order to promote good governance at local level. The programme will strengthen both duty bearers and right holders to collaborate more closely and effectively. Capacity and awareness about the value of inviting and listening to the citizens will be a priority and so will capacity building for citizens to raise their voice and participate in local planning, budgeting and decision making be. Sustained platforms for dialogue, collaboration and negotiations will also be strengthen through the programme. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till god samhällsstyrning genom att stärka öppenhet, ansvarstagande och deltagande på lokal nivå. Insatsen syftar till att stärka både statliga aktörer och medborgare och dess representanter. Båda parter ska erhålla ökad kunskap och kapacitet om metoder och former för närmare och effektivare samarbete. Insatsen syftar vidare till att skapa förutsättningar för ökad deltagande och möjlihget att påverka lokala beslut om service till medborgarna. The objective of the intervention is to enhance participation, accountability and transparency in local development process. It's based on the premise that both government officials and citizens need to play a role in moving the development process forward. In the Ethiopian context, development is conceived to be the task/sphere of the government where citizens have no role or little role to play. Hence, the intervention seeks to bring about change in this flawed conception by building the capacity of both the demand and the supply sides; it aims at developing the skills of citizens (through their grassroots institutions) to engage in matters that affect their lives and to actively participate in all local development agenda. At the same time, the intervention seeks at enhancing government officials' ability to listen to citizens' demands and at developing a culture of dialogue whereby openness, transparency and accountability in local governance is upheld. Furthermore, in accomplishing the above mentioned objective, the intervention aims at focusing on disadvantaged groups, particularly women and girls. At end of the intervention, the intervention seeks to achieve the following: -Enhanced capacity of target community structures and local governments to engage towards pro-poor and gender sensitive local development process and sustainable solution in poverty reduction. - Inclusion, voice and capacity of disadvantaged groups (mainly women) to effectively engage in their local development agendas is promoted. - Enhanced awareness, knowledge and commitment of the public towards the protection and improvement  of socio-cultural, and economic status of women. -Girls' participation in leadership, civic values and school based social entrepreneurship is nurtured. - Target community structures and local governments are enabled to jointly assess project performance and share lessons both to maximize project benefits; learning for improvements in future programming is ensured. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general - capacity building efforts were achieved on prevention and management of conflicts, peace building including experience sharing events on most successful grassroots community development initiative. Continuous training/workshops were conducted on the roles of CBOs in facilitating participatory and inclusive development, ensuring the accountability of duty bearers/ the government in delivery of quality basic services and participatory budgeting. - This intervention has financed the publication of service standards booklets on electricity, education, water, and sanitation, which created awareness of the minimum requirements that should be fulfilled in the provision of basic services, dispatched to SAC CBOs and relevant government offices. - At the end of the interventions more than 500 women and person's with disabilities (PWD) were empowered to engage in different income generating activities with provision of capacity building on financial literacy, entrepreneurship skills and access to business start up capital. - The project managed to train selected school girls club and CBOs' on the rights and protection of women, children and PWDs as well as prevention and management of GBV - 515 women sex workers were successfully rehabilitated and supported to engage in meaningful livelihood after receiving psychosocial, health, vocational and economical support through this project. The project has empowered CBOs to actively participate in local development, promoting accountability, transparency, and improving household socio-economic conditions. Initially focused on funeral and burial services, many CBO's that benefited from this interventions now prioritize development activities. For instance, in Hawassa, as a result of these efforts and other supports to SACs including a Sweden co-financed National Social Accountability program (PlanIt no. 10644), the city council allocated additional resources for education (20 Million Birr), health services (8 Million Birr), and extended the water supply by 8 kilometers, alongside renovations of non-functional pipes. The SAC remains active in monitoring and reporting to local government, with recent developments including the start of construction for two new schools to address overcrowding. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11202-11202A0101 Sweden The goal of the programme is to improve transparency, accountability and participation in order to promote good governance at local level. The programme will strengthen both duty bearers and right holders to collaborate more closely and effectively. Capacity and awareness about the value of inviting and listening to the citizens will be a priority and so will capacity building for citizens to raise their voice and participate in local planning, budgeting and decision making be. Sustained platforms for dialogue, collaboration and negotiations will also be strengthen through the programme. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till god samhällsstyrning genom att stärka öppenhet, ansvarstagande och deltagande på lokal nivå. Insatsen syftar till att stärka både statliga aktörer och medborgare och dess representanter. Båda parter ska erhålla ökad kunskap och kapacitet om metoder och former för närmare och effektivare samarbete. Insatsen syftar vidare till att skapa förutsättningar för ökad deltagande och möjlihget att påverka lokala beslut om service till medborgarna. The objective of the intervention is to enhance participation, accountability and transparency in local development process. It's based on the premise that both government officials and citizens need to play a role in moving the development process forward. In the Ethiopian context, development is conceived to be the task/sphere of the government where citizens have no role or little role to play. Hence, the intervention seeks to bring about change in this flawed conception by building the capacity of both the demand and the supply sides; it aims at developing the skills of citizens (through their grassroots institutions) to engage in matters that affect their lives and to actively participate in all local development agenda. At the same time, the intervention seeks at enhancing government officials' ability to listen to citizens' demands and at developing a culture of dialogue whereby openness, transparency and accountability in local governance is upheld. Furthermore, in accomplishing the above mentioned objective, the intervention aims at focusing on disadvantaged groups, particularly women and girls. At end of the intervention, the intervention seeks to achieve the following: -Enhanced capacity of target community structures and local governments to engage towards pro-poor and gender sensitive local development process and sustainable solution in poverty reduction. - Inclusion, voice and capacity of disadvantaged groups (mainly women) to effectively engage in their local development agendas is promoted. - Enhanced awareness, knowledge and commitment of the public towards the protection and improvement  of socio-cultural, and economic status of women. -Girls' participation in leadership, civic values and school based social entrepreneurship is nurtured. - Target community structures and local governments are enabled to jointly assess project performance and share lessons both to maximize project benefits; learning for improvements in future programming is ensured. Sweden JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2600000 3300000 8232677 1867323 0 0 0 0 0 0 2600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1867323 0 3300000 8232677 0 16000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 2600000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 3300000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 8232677 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 1867323 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11202-11202A0102 Sweden The goal of the programme is to improve transparency, accountability and participation in order to promote good governance at local level. The programme will strengthen both duty bearers and right holders to collaborate more closely and effectively. Capacity and awareness about the value of inviting and listening to the citizens will be a priority and so will capacity building for citizens to raise their voice and participate in local planning, budgeting and decision making be. Sustained platforms for dialogue, collaboration and negotiations will also be strengthen through the programme. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till god samhällsstyrning genom att stärka öppenhet, ansvarstagande och deltagande på lokal nivå. Insatsen syftar till att stärka både statliga aktörer och medborgare och dess representanter. Båda parter ska erhålla ökad kunskap och kapacitet om metoder och former för närmare och effektivare samarbete. Insatsen syftar vidare till att skapa förutsättningar för ökad deltagande och möjlihget att påverka lokala beslut om service till medborgarna. The objective of the intervention is to enhance participation, accountability and transparency in local development process. It's based on the premise that both government officials and citizens need to play a role in moving the development process forward. In the Ethiopian context, development is conceived to be the task/sphere of the government where citizens have no role or little role to play. Hence, the intervention seeks to bring about change in this flawed conception by building the capacity of both the demand and the supply sides; it aims at developing the skills of citizens (through their grassroots institutions) to engage in matters that affect their lives and to actively participate in all local development agenda. At the same time, the intervention seeks at enhancing government officials' ability to listen to citizens' demands and at developing a culture of dialogue whereby openness, transparency and accountability in local governance is upheld. Furthermore, in accomplishing the above mentioned objective, the intervention aims at focusing on disadvantaged groups, particularly women and girls. At end of the intervention, the intervention seeks to achieve the following: -Enhanced capacity of target community structures and local governments to engage towards pro-poor and gender sensitive local development process and sustainable solution in poverty reduction. - Inclusion, voice and capacity of disadvantaged groups (mainly women) to effectively engage in their local development agendas is promoted. - Enhanced awareness, knowledge and commitment of the public towards the protection and improvement  of socio-cultural, and economic status of women. -Girls' participation in leadership, civic values and school based social entrepreneurship is nurtured. - Target community structures and local governments are enabled to jointly assess project performance and share lessons both to maximize project benefits; learning for improvements in future programming is ensured. Sweden JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 5000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 13000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 8000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 5000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Increased respect for and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad respekt för och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11202-11202A0103 Sweden The goal of the programme is to improve transparency, accountability and participation in order to promote good governance at local level. The programme will strengthen both duty bearers and right holders to collaborate more closely and effectively. Capacity and awareness about the value of inviting and listening to the citizens will be a priority and so will capacity building for citizens to raise their voice and participate in local planning, budgeting and decision making be. Sustained platforms for dialogue, collaboration and negotiations will also be strengthen through the programme. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till god samhällsstyrning genom att stärka öppenhet, ansvarstagande och deltagande på lokal nivå. Insatsen syftar till att stärka både statliga aktörer och medborgare och dess representanter. Båda parter ska erhålla ökad kunskap och kapacitet om metoder och former för närmare och effektivare samarbete. Insatsen syftar vidare till att skapa förutsättningar för ökad deltagande och möjlihget att påverka lokala beslut om service till medborgarna. The objective of the intervention is to enhance participation, accountability and transparency in local development process. It's based on the premise that both government officials and citizens need to play a role in moving the development process forward. In the Ethiopian context, development is conceived to be the task/sphere of the government where citizens have no role or little role to play. Hence, the intervention seeks to bring about change in this flawed conception by building the capacity of both the demand and the supply sides; it aims at developing the skills of citizens (through their grassroots institutions) to engage in matters that affect their lives and to actively participate in all local development agenda. At the same time, the intervention seeks at enhancing government officials' ability to listen to citizens' demands and at developing a culture of dialogue whereby openness, transparency and accountability in local governance is upheld. Furthermore, in accomplishing the above mentioned objective, the intervention aims at focusing on disadvantaged groups, particularly women and girls. At end of the intervention, the intervention seeks to achieve the following: -Enhanced capacity of target community structures and local governments to engage towards pro-poor and gender sensitive local development process and sustainable solution in poverty reduction. - Inclusion, voice and capacity of disadvantaged groups (mainly women) to effectively engage in their local development agendas is promoted. - Enhanced awareness, knowledge and commitment of the public towards the protection and improvement  of socio-cultural, and economic status of women. -Girls' participation in leadership, civic values and school based social entrepreneurship is nurtured. - Target community structures and local governments are enabled to jointly assess project performance and share lessons both to maximize project benefits; learning for improvements in future programming is ensured. Sweden JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 3000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 3000000 9000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 6000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 3000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Increased gender equality and enjoyment of, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and reduced gender-based violence. Ökad jämställdhet och åtnjutande av och respekt för SRHR samt minskat könsbaserat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11266 Sweden The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) – will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Practical Action har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från svenska ambassaden i Harare om 20 miljoner SEK med syfte att genomföra projektet "Enhanced Agricultural Productivity and Resilience to Climate Change through Solar Powered Irrigation” i Gwanda, Zimbabwe. Ambassaden kommer att stå som ensam givare i detta projekt. Gwanda District har valts ut som fokusområde för denna insats på grund av följande skäl: 1)Gwanda District ligger i de agroekonomiska zonerna IV och V, vilket gör distriktet extremt sårbart för klimatvariation och klimatförändringar; 2)Distriktet har en stor population som till största del är beroende av jordbruk; 3)Gwanda District är för tillfället inte en del av Zimbabwe Resilience Builing Fund; 4)Distriktet har ett antal bevattningssystem som antingen är ur bruk eller drivna av diesel; 5)Matabeleland South har mottagit betydligt mindre bistånd i förhållande till andra provinser i Zimbabwe; 6)Practical Action har både erfarenhet och i dagsläget en närvaro i Gwanda. Insatsen belyser de huvudsakliga orsakerna till fattigdom i Gwanda, så som låg jordbruksproduktivitet, brist på tillgång till ren och förnybar energi och småskaliga jordbruksbönders svaga organisatoriska förmåga. Även brist på kunskap och tillgång till rådgivning gällande jordbruket samt begränsad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster är faktorer som påverkar fattigdomen i Gwanda. Ett fokus för insatsen är att stärka jordbruksbönders anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft för klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att öka jordbruksaktiviteten och motståndskraften för klimatförändringar inom Gwanda District genom soldrivna bevattningssystem samt ökad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster. De huvudsakliga målen med insatsen är att: 1) På ett hållbart sätt öka växtproduktionen genom Participatory Extension Approaches (PEA) och Participatory Knowledge and Technology Developmnent. 2) Öka tillgången till marknader genom Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD-metoder). 3) Öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster genom utveckling och stöd av 18 - 36 ISALs. 4) Öka motståndskraften mot klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar genom soldrivna bevattningssystem och bättre brukande av landområden. Dessa landområden, som beräknas stödja upp till 20 hushåll vardera, bevattnas genom vatten från borrhål som kommer att färdigställas under detta projekt. Insatsen avser dessutom stärka hushållens och samhällens motståndskraft genom att integrera Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR). 5) Utveckla bevattningssystem genom Transformational Leadership Training, med syfte att förbättra lokalbefolkningens organisatoriska förmåga att äga och förvalta sina system. Projektet kommer att bidra till en hållbar grön ekonomisk tillväxt i Zimbabwe genom att förbättra jordbruksproduktiviteten med hjälp av förnybar energi och vatteneffektiv teknik i Gwanda. Totalt kommer 919 småskaliga jordbrukshushåll (4.135 män, kvinnor och barn) att öka sina inkomster och avkastningar med 100% genom trädgårdsodling och andra värdekedjor. Bevattningssystemets stödmottagare och bönder som brukar torra landområden (totalt 919 småhushållande jordbrukshushåll) - kommer att öka växtproduktionen. Dessutom kommer Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees stärkas och tillgången till marknader och finansiella tjänster samt öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar kommer att förbättras. Alla invånare i distriktet (50.536 män, kvinnor och barn) kommer att dra nytta av bättre tillgång till lokalproducerad mat (fördubbling av avkastning på 319 hektar), Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR), en utveckling av marknaden (möjligheter för alla producenter, köpare och aktörer i utvalda värdekedjor) samt IWRM. Projektets teknologier, metoder och affärsmodeller kommer att delas nationellt med syfte att främja investeringar gjorda av samhällena, myndigheter och andra aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller ett flertal resultat i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021. Insatsen fokuserar främst på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga hushåll och individer (resultatområde 3.1) och integrera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi i form av soldrivna bevattningssystem (resultatområde 3.3). Genom betoningen på värdekedjemetoder och kopplingar till marknader och finanser avser insatsen skapa gröna och motståndskraftiga jobb och inkomster för några av de mest utsatta samhällena i Zimbabwe (resultatområde 3.2). Dessutom har insatsen genomgående ett genusperspektiv (område 1.3) och en konfliktkänslighet vilket är särskilt viktigt med tanke på de konflikter som pågick i Gwanda under 1980- och 2000-talen. Insatsen relaterar direkt till följande av FNs globala mål för en hållbar utveckling: 1)Ingen fattigdom 2)Ingen hunger 5)Jämställdhet 6)Rent vatten och sanitet 7)Hållbar energi för alla 9) Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur 13) Bekämpa klimatförändringen The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Objectives of the intervention include: 1. Increased Resilience to Climate Variability and Change. 2. Increased Access to Finance. 3. Strengthened Irrigation Management Structures. 4. Increased Access to Markets. 5. Increased Sustainable Crop Production. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Rural development Agricultural development Other Multisector Agriculture Increased Sustainable Crop Production The programme resulted in increased yields for targeted households and at the end of the project 95.9% of the farmers reported an improvement in knowledge for aspects such as crop selection, production practices and irrigation scheduling. On water use efficiency a limited number of farmers reported adopting techniques. Increased Access to Markets The practice of farming as a business remains far from being achieved. Record keeping and pricing models continue to be ad hoc even with much effort to equip farmers with these skills. Active engagement with the financial services sector has failed, partly due to the unfavorable monetary policy reviews. Strengthened Management Structures 67.4% of the respondents reported improvement in management and coordination of irrigation sytems which falls short of the 80% target. The prevailing governance issues will require more time and close support and the follow up with a governance intervention by ZELA will be helpful in facilitating this process. Gender Transformation Results of the GALS include male farmers allowing joint decision making in the household, helping with household chores, allowing females to carry out tasks typically asigned to males and better handing of family disagreements Females reported better access to finance and financial decision making, avoiding child labour, assigning the same household chores to girls and boys, holding positions in leadership in irrigation schemes. WASH Under the WASH component, 15 boreholes were rehabilitated, 5 clinics with malfunctioning ablution systems were repaired, water reticulation systems were repaired at 3 clinics and 13 groups were trained on detergent making and health and hygiene practices. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11266-11266A0101 Sweden The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) – will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Practical Action har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från svenska ambassaden i Harare om 20 miljoner SEK med syfte att genomföra projektet "Enhanced Agricultural Productivity and Resilience to Climate Change through Solar Powered Irrigation” i Gwanda, Zimbabwe. Ambassaden kommer att stå som ensam givare i detta projekt. Gwanda District har valts ut som fokusområde för denna insats på grund av följande skäl: 1)Gwanda District ligger i de agroekonomiska zonerna IV och V, vilket gör distriktet extremt sårbart för klimatvariation och klimatförändringar; 2)Distriktet har en stor population som till största del är beroende av jordbruk; 3)Gwanda District är för tillfället inte en del av Zimbabwe Resilience Builing Fund; 4)Distriktet har ett antal bevattningssystem som antingen är ur bruk eller drivna av diesel; 5)Matabeleland South har mottagit betydligt mindre bistånd i förhållande till andra provinser i Zimbabwe; 6)Practical Action har både erfarenhet och i dagsläget en närvaro i Gwanda. Insatsen belyser de huvudsakliga orsakerna till fattigdom i Gwanda, så som låg jordbruksproduktivitet, brist på tillgång till ren och förnybar energi och småskaliga jordbruksbönders svaga organisatoriska förmåga. Även brist på kunskap och tillgång till rådgivning gällande jordbruket samt begränsad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster är faktorer som påverkar fattigdomen i Gwanda. Ett fokus för insatsen är att stärka jordbruksbönders anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft för klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att öka jordbruksaktiviteten och motståndskraften för klimatförändringar inom Gwanda District genom soldrivna bevattningssystem samt ökad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster. De huvudsakliga målen med insatsen är att: 1) På ett hållbart sätt öka växtproduktionen genom Participatory Extension Approaches (PEA) och Participatory Knowledge and Technology Developmnent. 2) Öka tillgången till marknader genom Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD-metoder). 3) Öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster genom utveckling och stöd av 18 - 36 ISALs. 4) Öka motståndskraften mot klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar genom soldrivna bevattningssystem och bättre brukande av landområden. Dessa landområden, som beräknas stödja upp till 20 hushåll vardera, bevattnas genom vatten från borrhål som kommer att färdigställas under detta projekt. Insatsen avser dessutom stärka hushållens och samhällens motståndskraft genom att integrera Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR). 5) Utveckla bevattningssystem genom Transformational Leadership Training, med syfte att förbättra lokalbefolkningens organisatoriska förmåga att äga och förvalta sina system. Projektet kommer att bidra till en hållbar grön ekonomisk tillväxt i Zimbabwe genom att förbättra jordbruksproduktiviteten med hjälp av förnybar energi och vatteneffektiv teknik i Gwanda. Totalt kommer 919 småskaliga jordbrukshushåll (4.135 män, kvinnor och barn) att öka sina inkomster och avkastningar med 100% genom trädgårdsodling och andra värdekedjor. Bevattningssystemets stödmottagare och bönder som brukar torra landområden (totalt 919 småhushållande jordbrukshushåll) - kommer att öka växtproduktionen. Dessutom kommer Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees stärkas och tillgången till marknader och finansiella tjänster samt öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar kommer att förbättras. Alla invånare i distriktet (50.536 män, kvinnor och barn) kommer att dra nytta av bättre tillgång till lokalproducerad mat (fördubbling av avkastning på 319 hektar), Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR), en utveckling av marknaden (möjligheter för alla producenter, köpare och aktörer i utvalda värdekedjor) samt IWRM. Projektets teknologier, metoder och affärsmodeller kommer att delas nationellt med syfte att främja investeringar gjorda av samhällena, myndigheter och andra aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller ett flertal resultat i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021. Insatsen fokuserar främst på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga hushåll och individer (resultatområde 3.1) och integrera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi i form av soldrivna bevattningssystem (resultatområde 3.3). Genom betoningen på värdekedjemetoder och kopplingar till marknader och finanser avser insatsen skapa gröna och motståndskraftiga jobb och inkomster för några av de mest utsatta samhällena i Zimbabwe (resultatområde 3.2). Dessutom har insatsen genomgående ett genusperspektiv (område 1.3) och en konfliktkänslighet vilket är särskilt viktigt med tanke på de konflikter som pågick i Gwanda under 1980- och 2000-talen. Insatsen relaterar direkt till följande av FNs globala mål för en hållbar utveckling: 1)Ingen fattigdom 2)Ingen hunger 5)Jämställdhet 6)Rent vatten och sanitet 7)Hållbar energi för alla 9) Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur 13) Bekämpa klimatförändringen The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Objectives of the intervention include: 1. Increased Resilience to Climate Variability and Change. 2. Increased Access to Finance. 3. Strengthened Irrigation Management Structures. 4. Increased Access to Markets. 5. Increased Sustainable Crop Production. Sweden Practical Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Practical Action 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 4000000 2300000 4000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 2300000 22300000 Practical Action 8000000 Practical Action 8000000 Practical Action 4000000 Practical Action 2300000 Practical Action Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11266-11266A0103 Sweden The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) – will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Practical Action har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från svenska ambassaden i Harare om 20 miljoner SEK med syfte att genomföra projektet "Enhanced Agricultural Productivity and Resilience to Climate Change through Solar Powered Irrigation” i Gwanda, Zimbabwe. Ambassaden kommer att stå som ensam givare i detta projekt. Gwanda District har valts ut som fokusområde för denna insats på grund av följande skäl: 1)Gwanda District ligger i de agroekonomiska zonerna IV och V, vilket gör distriktet extremt sårbart för klimatvariation och klimatförändringar; 2)Distriktet har en stor population som till största del är beroende av jordbruk; 3)Gwanda District är för tillfället inte en del av Zimbabwe Resilience Builing Fund; 4)Distriktet har ett antal bevattningssystem som antingen är ur bruk eller drivna av diesel; 5)Matabeleland South har mottagit betydligt mindre bistånd i förhållande till andra provinser i Zimbabwe; 6)Practical Action har både erfarenhet och i dagsläget en närvaro i Gwanda. Insatsen belyser de huvudsakliga orsakerna till fattigdom i Gwanda, så som låg jordbruksproduktivitet, brist på tillgång till ren och förnybar energi och småskaliga jordbruksbönders svaga organisatoriska förmåga. Även brist på kunskap och tillgång till rådgivning gällande jordbruket samt begränsad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster är faktorer som påverkar fattigdomen i Gwanda. Ett fokus för insatsen är att stärka jordbruksbönders anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft för klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att öka jordbruksaktiviteten och motståndskraften för klimatförändringar inom Gwanda District genom soldrivna bevattningssystem samt ökad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster. De huvudsakliga målen med insatsen är att: 1) På ett hållbart sätt öka växtproduktionen genom Participatory Extension Approaches (PEA) och Participatory Knowledge and Technology Developmnent. 2) Öka tillgången till marknader genom Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD-metoder). 3) Öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster genom utveckling och stöd av 18 - 36 ISALs. 4) Öka motståndskraften mot klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar genom soldrivna bevattningssystem och bättre brukande av landområden. Dessa landområden, som beräknas stödja upp till 20 hushåll vardera, bevattnas genom vatten från borrhål som kommer att färdigställas under detta projekt. Insatsen avser dessutom stärka hushållens och samhällens motståndskraft genom att integrera Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR). 5) Utveckla bevattningssystem genom Transformational Leadership Training, med syfte att förbättra lokalbefolkningens organisatoriska förmåga att äga och förvalta sina system. Projektet kommer att bidra till en hållbar grön ekonomisk tillväxt i Zimbabwe genom att förbättra jordbruksproduktiviteten med hjälp av förnybar energi och vatteneffektiv teknik i Gwanda. Totalt kommer 919 småskaliga jordbrukshushåll (4.135 män, kvinnor och barn) att öka sina inkomster och avkastningar med 100% genom trädgårdsodling och andra värdekedjor. Bevattningssystemets stödmottagare och bönder som brukar torra landområden (totalt 919 småhushållande jordbrukshushåll) - kommer att öka växtproduktionen. Dessutom kommer Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees stärkas och tillgången till marknader och finansiella tjänster samt öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar kommer att förbättras. Alla invånare i distriktet (50.536 män, kvinnor och barn) kommer att dra nytta av bättre tillgång till lokalproducerad mat (fördubbling av avkastning på 319 hektar), Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR), en utveckling av marknaden (möjligheter för alla producenter, köpare och aktörer i utvalda värdekedjor) samt IWRM. Projektets teknologier, metoder och affärsmodeller kommer att delas nationellt med syfte att främja investeringar gjorda av samhällena, myndigheter och andra aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller ett flertal resultat i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021. Insatsen fokuserar främst på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga hushåll och individer (resultatområde 3.1) och integrera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi i form av soldrivna bevattningssystem (resultatområde 3.3). Genom betoningen på värdekedjemetoder och kopplingar till marknader och finanser avser insatsen skapa gröna och motståndskraftiga jobb och inkomster för några av de mest utsatta samhällena i Zimbabwe (resultatområde 3.2). Dessutom har insatsen genomgående ett genusperspektiv (område 1.3) och en konfliktkänslighet vilket är särskilt viktigt med tanke på de konflikter som pågick i Gwanda under 1980- och 2000-talen. Insatsen relaterar direkt till följande av FNs globala mål för en hållbar utveckling: 1)Ingen fattigdom 2)Ingen hunger 5)Jämställdhet 6)Rent vatten och sanitet 7)Hållbar energi för alla 9) Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur 13) Bekämpa klimatförändringen The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Objectives of the intervention include: 1. Increased Resilience to Climate Variability and Change. 2. Increased Access to Finance. 3. Strengthened Irrigation Management Structures. 4. Increased Access to Markets. 5. Increased Sustainable Crop Production. Sweden Practical Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Practical Action Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 2000000 Practical Action 2000000 Practical Action Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11266-11266A0201 Sweden The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) – will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Practical Action har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från svenska ambassaden i Harare om 20 miljoner SEK med syfte att genomföra projektet "Enhanced Agricultural Productivity and Resilience to Climate Change through Solar Powered Irrigation” i Gwanda, Zimbabwe. Ambassaden kommer att stå som ensam givare i detta projekt. Gwanda District har valts ut som fokusområde för denna insats på grund av följande skäl: 1)Gwanda District ligger i de agroekonomiska zonerna IV och V, vilket gör distriktet extremt sårbart för klimatvariation och klimatförändringar; 2)Distriktet har en stor population som till största del är beroende av jordbruk; 3)Gwanda District är för tillfället inte en del av Zimbabwe Resilience Builing Fund; 4)Distriktet har ett antal bevattningssystem som antingen är ur bruk eller drivna av diesel; 5)Matabeleland South har mottagit betydligt mindre bistånd i förhållande till andra provinser i Zimbabwe; 6)Practical Action har både erfarenhet och i dagsläget en närvaro i Gwanda. Insatsen belyser de huvudsakliga orsakerna till fattigdom i Gwanda, så som låg jordbruksproduktivitet, brist på tillgång till ren och förnybar energi och småskaliga jordbruksbönders svaga organisatoriska förmåga. Även brist på kunskap och tillgång till rådgivning gällande jordbruket samt begränsad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster är faktorer som påverkar fattigdomen i Gwanda. Ett fokus för insatsen är att stärka jordbruksbönders anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft för klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att öka jordbruksaktiviteten och motståndskraften för klimatförändringar inom Gwanda District genom soldrivna bevattningssystem samt ökad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster. De huvudsakliga målen med insatsen är att: 1) På ett hållbart sätt öka växtproduktionen genom Participatory Extension Approaches (PEA) och Participatory Knowledge and Technology Developmnent. 2) Öka tillgången till marknader genom Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD-metoder). 3) Öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster genom utveckling och stöd av 18 - 36 ISALs. 4) Öka motståndskraften mot klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar genom soldrivna bevattningssystem och bättre brukande av landområden. Dessa landområden, som beräknas stödja upp till 20 hushåll vardera, bevattnas genom vatten från borrhål som kommer att färdigställas under detta projekt. Insatsen avser dessutom stärka hushållens och samhällens motståndskraft genom att integrera Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR). 5) Utveckla bevattningssystem genom Transformational Leadership Training, med syfte att förbättra lokalbefolkningens organisatoriska förmåga att äga och förvalta sina system. Projektet kommer att bidra till en hållbar grön ekonomisk tillväxt i Zimbabwe genom att förbättra jordbruksproduktiviteten med hjälp av förnybar energi och vatteneffektiv teknik i Gwanda. Totalt kommer 919 småskaliga jordbrukshushåll (4.135 män, kvinnor och barn) att öka sina inkomster och avkastningar med 100% genom trädgårdsodling och andra värdekedjor. Bevattningssystemets stödmottagare och bönder som brukar torra landområden (totalt 919 småhushållande jordbrukshushåll) - kommer att öka växtproduktionen. Dessutom kommer Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees stärkas och tillgången till marknader och finansiella tjänster samt öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar kommer att förbättras. Alla invånare i distriktet (50.536 män, kvinnor och barn) kommer att dra nytta av bättre tillgång till lokalproducerad mat (fördubbling av avkastning på 319 hektar), Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR), en utveckling av marknaden (möjligheter för alla producenter, köpare och aktörer i utvalda värdekedjor) samt IWRM. Projektets teknologier, metoder och affärsmodeller kommer att delas nationellt med syfte att främja investeringar gjorda av samhällena, myndigheter och andra aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller ett flertal resultat i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021. Insatsen fokuserar främst på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga hushåll och individer (resultatområde 3.1) och integrera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi i form av soldrivna bevattningssystem (resultatområde 3.3). Genom betoningen på värdekedjemetoder och kopplingar till marknader och finanser avser insatsen skapa gröna och motståndskraftiga jobb och inkomster för några av de mest utsatta samhällena i Zimbabwe (resultatområde 3.2). Dessutom har insatsen genomgående ett genusperspektiv (område 1.3) och en konfliktkänslighet vilket är särskilt viktigt med tanke på de konflikter som pågick i Gwanda under 1980- och 2000-talen. Insatsen relaterar direkt till följande av FNs globala mål för en hållbar utveckling: 1)Ingen fattigdom 2)Ingen hunger 5)Jämställdhet 6)Rent vatten och sanitet 7)Hållbar energi för alla 9) Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur 13) Bekämpa klimatförändringen The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Objectives of the intervention include: 1. Increased Resilience to Climate Variability and Change. 2. Increased Access to Finance. 3. Strengthened Irrigation Management Structures. 4. Increased Access to Markets. 5. Increased Sustainable Crop Production. Sweden Cowater International Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 400000 122843 0 277157 400000 Cowater International Sweden AB 122842.76 Cowater International Sweden AB 277157.24 Cowater International Sweden AB Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11301 Sweden The intervention is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). This joint prorgramme of UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that Government of Albania/GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. Insatsen är ett multi-sektoriellt program, vars riktade insatser bidrar till att stoppa genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor (GB-VAW). Detta gemensamma program med UNDP, UN Women samt UNFPA täcker alla former av genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor och flickor med särskild tonvikt på våld i hemmet och sexuellt våld, inklusive våldtäkt och trakasserier. Den direkta målgruppen är Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 kommuner och tjänsteleverantörer (såsom CSO:er). Den indirekt målgruppen är kvinnor som överlevt genderbaserat våld samt allmänheten för offentliga kampanjer. Målsättningen med programmet är att den albanska regeringen och beslutshavare på kommunal nivå säkerställer genomförandet av nationella och internationella åtaganden för att förebygga, upptäcka och skydda medborgare från genderbaserat våld. The proposed Joint Programme is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). The proposed JP covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. The goal of the programme is: GoA and municipal duty-bearers ensure implementation of international and national legal and political commitments to prevent, detect and protect their citizens against GBV. The three outcomes are: 1) Government bodies guarantee the development of adequate legal and institutional framework needed to prevent, detect and protect the citizens; 2) Targeted municipalities support GB-VAW efforts with funds, human resources coordination in place; 3) Women, girls, men, boys and CSO working on GB-VAW organise collectively to engage in prevention that builds a foundation for social change in eliminating GB-VAW. Some examples of indicative activities are the following: Strengthen the capacities of Coordinated Community Response (CCR); establish new CCRs, support the establishment of emergency and sexual violence centres; use gender responsive budgeting methodology to train local government units to offers services to survivors of GB-VAW, awareness raising campaigns, research with men and boys, etc. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general The UN Joint Programme "Ending Violence Against Women" has produced significant results in regard to the protection of survivors of domestic violence and a greater cooperation across duty bearers, representatives of the right holders and oversight Human Rights mechanisms. At the outcome level significant progress was achieved, including overachievements linked to the legislative and policy changes; an increase in the number of survivors of Domestic Violence/DV reporting their cases, 56% of the requests to Courts resulting in Protection Orders issued; an increased number of municipalities regularly using the system Recording Violence in Albania (REVALB) and cases recorded within; and increased capacities of Local governments units in applying GRB/gender responsive budgeting in their budgeting processes, with at least 6 municipalities adopting integrated socio/economic integration models for GBV survivors in their resource allocations. Other key high-level achievements include an improved sub-legal DV framework tailored to emergencies (including natural disasters and COVID-19 pandemic); increased accountability and oversight role of the Parliament, Commissioner for Protection from Discrimination, Ombudsperson, and CSOs through support to their capacities to monitor the implementation of GBV legislation; provision of specialized services to sexual violence victims through the support provided through a new emergencies centre (LILIUM Centre), and better adoption of a multi-disciplinary and coordinated approach across the CRMs supported. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11301-11301A0101 Sweden The intervention is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). This joint prorgramme of UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that Government of Albania/GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. Insatsen är ett multi-sektoriellt program, vars riktade insatser bidrar till att stoppa genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor (GB-VAW). Detta gemensamma program med UNDP, UN Women samt UNFPA täcker alla former av genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor och flickor med särskild tonvikt på våld i hemmet och sexuellt våld, inklusive våldtäkt och trakasserier. Den direkta målgruppen är Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 kommuner och tjänsteleverantörer (såsom CSO:er). Den indirekt målgruppen är kvinnor som överlevt genderbaserat våld samt allmänheten för offentliga kampanjer. Målsättningen med programmet är att den albanska regeringen och beslutshavare på kommunal nivå säkerställer genomförandet av nationella och internationella åtaganden för att förebygga, upptäcka och skydda medborgare från genderbaserat våld. The proposed Joint Programme is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). The proposed JP covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. The goal of the programme is: GoA and municipal duty-bearers ensure implementation of international and national legal and political commitments to prevent, detect and protect their citizens against GBV. The three outcomes are: 1) Government bodies guarantee the development of adequate legal and institutional framework needed to prevent, detect and protect the citizens; 2) Targeted municipalities support GB-VAW efforts with funds, human resources coordination in place; 3) Women, girls, men, boys and CSO working on GB-VAW organise collectively to engage in prevention that builds a foundation for social change in eliminating GB-VAW. Some examples of indicative activities are the following: Strengthen the capacities of Coordinated Community Response (CCR); establish new CCRs, support the establishment of emergency and sexual violence centres; use gender responsive budgeting methodology to train local government units to offers services to survivors of GB-VAW, awareness raising campaigns, research with men and boys, etc. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 4000000 6000000 4000000 0 0 0 6000000 4000000 0 0 0 0 18000000 0 4000000 32000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 18000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Västra Balkan: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11301-11301A0102 Sweden The intervention is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). This joint prorgramme of UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that Government of Albania/GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. Insatsen är ett multi-sektoriellt program, vars riktade insatser bidrar till att stoppa genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor (GB-VAW). Detta gemensamma program med UNDP, UN Women samt UNFPA täcker alla former av genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor och flickor med särskild tonvikt på våld i hemmet och sexuellt våld, inklusive våldtäkt och trakasserier. Den direkta målgruppen är Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 kommuner och tjänsteleverantörer (såsom CSO:er). Den indirekt målgruppen är kvinnor som överlevt genderbaserat våld samt allmänheten för offentliga kampanjer. Målsättningen med programmet är att den albanska regeringen och beslutshavare på kommunal nivå säkerställer genomförandet av nationella och internationella åtaganden för att förebygga, upptäcka och skydda medborgare från genderbaserat våld. The proposed Joint Programme is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). The proposed JP covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. The goal of the programme is: GoA and municipal duty-bearers ensure implementation of international and national legal and political commitments to prevent, detect and protect their citizens against GBV. The three outcomes are: 1) Government bodies guarantee the development of adequate legal and institutional framework needed to prevent, detect and protect the citizens; 2) Targeted municipalities support GB-VAW efforts with funds, human resources coordination in place; 3) Women, girls, men, boys and CSO working on GB-VAW organise collectively to engage in prevention that builds a foundation for social change in eliminating GB-VAW. Some examples of indicative activities are the following: Strengthen the capacities of Coordinated Community Response (CCR); establish new CCRs, support the establishment of emergency and sexual violence centres; use gender responsive budgeting methodology to train local government units to offers services to survivors of GB-VAW, awareness raising campaigns, research with men and boys, etc. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 78451 93021 0 0 0 0 78451 0 0 0 93021 171472 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 78451 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 93020.75 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Västra Balkan: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11301-11301A0103 Sweden The intervention is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). This joint prorgramme of UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that Government of Albania/GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. Insatsen är ett multi-sektoriellt program, vars riktade insatser bidrar till att stoppa genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor (GB-VAW). Detta gemensamma program med UNDP, UN Women samt UNFPA täcker alla former av genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor och flickor med särskild tonvikt på våld i hemmet och sexuellt våld, inklusive våldtäkt och trakasserier. Den direkta målgruppen är Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 kommuner och tjänsteleverantörer (såsom CSO:er). Den indirekt målgruppen är kvinnor som överlevt genderbaserat våld samt allmänheten för offentliga kampanjer. Målsättningen med programmet är att den albanska regeringen och beslutshavare på kommunal nivå säkerställer genomförandet av nationella och internationella åtaganden för att förebygga, upptäcka och skydda medborgare från genderbaserat våld. The proposed Joint Programme is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). The proposed JP covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. The goal of the programme is: GoA and municipal duty-bearers ensure implementation of international and national legal and political commitments to prevent, detect and protect their citizens against GBV. The three outcomes are: 1) Government bodies guarantee the development of adequate legal and institutional framework needed to prevent, detect and protect the citizens; 2) Targeted municipalities support GB-VAW efforts with funds, human resources coordination in place; 3) Women, girls, men, boys and CSO working on GB-VAW organise collectively to engage in prevention that builds a foundation for social change in eliminating GB-VAW. Some examples of indicative activities are the following: Strengthen the capacities of Coordinated Community Response (CCR); establish new CCRs, support the establishment of emergency and sexual violence centres; use gender responsive budgeting methodology to train local government units to offers services to survivors of GB-VAW, awareness raising campaigns, research with men and boys, etc. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 200000 36800 -401 199599 36800 236399 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 199599.25 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 36800 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11347 Sweden The main purpose of the Human Rights Programme is to strenghten the respect for human rights and international law in Palestine. The programme´s main purpose is expected to be attained by providing core support to human rights organizations that have demonstrated that they have the skills and capabilities to contribute to a real and sustainable change for an effective realization of respect for human rights and international humanitarian law in Palestine. The organizations that will receive support are expected to work in accordance with human rights and have an IHL based approach in their implementation, as well as a clear mandate, a long-term strategy and a performance framework with relevant, realistic and measurable goals.The organizations that will be included in the programme will be selected by Sweden and evaluated by the Programme Implementor to ensure that they meet the criteria for obtaining funding from Sweden. The NGO Development Center (NDC) is proposed to act as the Implementor of the programme. NDC is a Palestinian civil society organization that has two strategic goals; 1) Improve the capacity of civil society organizations to provide more sustainable services and contribute to socio-economic development. 2) Contribute towards the development of civil society organizations so they are more responsive, open and accountable.The organizations proposed to be given the opportunity to become part of the programme have all previously been supported by Sweden and other countries through other programmes, and are thus well-known and recognized actors in the field of human rights. In total, eight organizations are proposed to be invited to participate in the programme, four of which are Palestinian and four are Israeli. Apart from being well-known, the organisations meet the demands set by Sweden for civil society organisations to receive core support: 1) Legally registered as a non-governmental organization in either Israel or Palestine. 2) Maintains non-violence and non-discrimination in their work and statutes. 3) Has a management structure with clearly defined and divided roles and responsibilities. 4) Has documented administrative capacity and organizational distribution of responsability. 5) Has a bank account managed by more than one person (for joint signing). 6) Has annual financial statements reviewed by a qualified external auditor for the past three years.In addition to the above-mentioned general criteria, there are also specific criteria to ensure that the organizations´ work long-term and strategically with human rights in Palestine, such as; 1) Have a long-term (at least three-year) strategic plan and/or clearly stated intervention logic and a clear results framework. 2) Be able to demonstrate documented advocacy capacity and/or other methods to achieve real and concrete results. 3) Have a documented and clear strategy for coordinating and collaborating with other CSOs, state or international organizations and actors in Human Rights/IHL. 4) Have a local outreach work in order to reach local targeted groups. 5) Covering a thematic area in human rights that contributes to the overall objectives of Sweden's development strategy for Palestine.The Implementor will review the need for financial resources for the eight invited organisations planned activities. After a financial assessment has been made by the Implementor, the result is presented to Sweden, who takes a decision on which organizations will ultimately be included in the programme, and also decides about the size of the financial support that will be granted to each of the organizations. The organizations that have been selected to participate in the programme are; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, B´Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha and Yesh Din. No further forwarding of funds from these organizations will take place, whereby risks in the management and control of disbursed funds have been minimized. Programmet för mänskliga rättigheter har som syfte att stödja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och internationell rätt i Palestina. Programmet tillhandahåller kärnstöd till människorättsorganisationer som har visat att de har kompetens och kapacitet att bidra till en verklig och hållbar förändring för ett effektivt förverkligande av respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt i Palestina. De organisationer som kommer att få stöd förväntas arbeta i enlighet med de mänskliga rättigheterna och ha ett internationellt humanitärt rättsbaserat (IHL) tillvägagångssätt i sitt genomförande, samt ett tydligt mandat, en långsiktig strategi och ett resultatramverk med relevanta, realistiska och mätbara mål. De organisationer som kommer att ingå i programmet kommer att väljas ut av Sverige och i enlighet med de kriterier som gäller för att få finansiering från Sverige. NGO Development Center (NDC), föreslås fungera som genomförare av programmet. NDC är en palestinsk icke-statlig organisation som har två strategiska mål; 1) Förbättra icke-statliga organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla mer hållbara tjänster och bidra till socioekonomisk utveckling, 2) Bidra till att icke-statliga sektorns utveckling blir mer responsiv, öppen och ansvarig. De organisationer som har valts ut för att ges möjligheten att bli en del av programmet har alla tidigare fått stöd av bland annat Sverige genom andra program och är därmed välkända och erkända aktörer inom mänskliga rättigheter och uppfyller de kriterier för finansiering som har fastställts nedan. Totalt bjuds åtta organisationer in för att vara delaktiga i programmet, fyra av dem är palestinska och fyra är israeliska. Alla organisationer uppfylller krav som Sida har för civilsamhällsorganisationer för att ta emot kärnstöd, såsom: 1) Lagligt registrerad som en icke-statlig organisation i antingen Israel eller Palestina. 2) Bibehåller icke-våld och icke-diskriminering i sitt arbete och stadgar. 3) Har en förvaltningsstruktur med klart definierade och uppdelade roller och ansvarsområden. 4) Har dokumenterad och administrativ kapacitet och organisatorisk ansvarsfördelning. 5) Har ett bankkonto som sköts av mer än en person (för gemensam signering). 6) Har årliga gemensamma bokslutskommunikéer granskade av en kvalificerad extern revisor för de senaste tre åren. Utöver ovannämnda allmänna krav, så finns även kriterier för att säkerställa att organisationerna arbetar långsiktigt och strategiskt med mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina, såsom: 1) Har en långsiktig (minst tre års) strategisk plan / tydligt angiven interventionslogik och ett tydligt resultatramverk. 2) Kunna visa dokumenterad påverkanskapacitet och / eller annan metod för att uppnå verkliga och konkreta resultat. 3) Har en dokumenterad och tydlig strategi för att samordna och samarbeta med andra CSOs, statliga eller internationella organisationer och aktörer inom Mänskliga rättigheter / IHL. 4) Har ett lokalt och utåtriktat arbete för att nå lokala målgrupper. 5) Täcker ett tematiskt område inom mänskliga rättigheter som bidrar till de övergripande målen i Sveriges utvecklingsstrategi för Palestina. Med anledning av den långa erfarenhet som Sverige har av de åtta utvalda organisationerna, är det säkerställt att de uppfyller även de kriterier som har satts upp för att ingå i programmet. NDC kommer genom en utvärdering analysera behov av finansiella resurser för varje enskild organisations verksamhet. Efter det att en bedömning har gjorts, presenteras resultatet till Sverige som fattar ett slutligt beslut om vilka föreslagna organisationer som skall ingå i programmet, samt om hur mycket finansiellt stöd som skall utgå till var och en av organisationerna. De organisationer som har valts ut att få möjlighet att ingå i programmet är; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, BTselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha samt Yesh Din. Någon ytterligare vidareförmedling från dessa organisationer till andra organisationer utgår ej varvid risker i styrning och kontroll av utbetalade medel har minimerats. Aktivitetsperioden avser 2018 till och med 2020. Det planeras en utvärdering av programmet under den första halvan av 2020 för att säkerställa effektiviteten i insatsen, relevansen av de avtalspartners som fram till dess har ingått i programmet samt program-genomförarens hantering av det svenska stödet/del i programmet. De totala medlen för insatsen planeras initialt vara 75 miljoner SEK fördelat på de tre åren, där kostnaden för programgenomföraren, NDC, ingår i den totala summan för programmet och uppskattas uppgå till cirka 8.4 procent av totalkostnaden. Det föreslagna programmet var tänkt att starta 1 januari 2018, men försenades på grund av interna och administrativa hinder. En ny avtalsmall för allmänna villkor hade tagits fram av Sida centralt och som börjat gälla juli 2018, för allt stöd som kanaliseras till civilsamhällsorganisationer. I den avtalsmallen fanns en ny artikel med hänvisning till EU´s finansiella sanktionslista. Artikeln var formulerad på ett sätt som gjorde att det blev näst intill omöjligt för civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar i Palestina att ingå partnerskap med Sverige. Åtgärder vidtogs därför för att få till en ändring i avtalsmallen som möjligör fortsatt stöd till civilsamällsaktörer som arbetar i Palestina. En ny reviderad avtalsmall var framtagen i februari 2019. På grund av dessa förseningar, föreslås att programmets aktivitetsperiod börjar gälla från 1 januari 2018. Detta gör det möjligt att retroaktivt täcka eventuella finansiella underskott för de organisationer som ingår i programmet. Programgenomföraren föreslås få i uppgift att granska den finansiella rapporteringen från organisationerna för 2018 för att sedan föreslå till Sverige vilka organisationer som skulle kunna vara aktuella för finansiering från Sverige och programmet då underskottet kan kopplas till utebliven finansiering från Sverige 2018. Finansiellt stöd till programgenomföraren föreslås dock utgå från 1 januari 2019. Eventuellt beslut om detta fattas av Sverige varvid uppdrag kan lämnas till programgenomföraren att genomföra utbetalningar mot sedvanliga rapporteringskrav i enlighet med avtalet. Konsultation har gjorts med jurdisk rådgivare på Sida för att säkerställa att ovan förslag inte är i strid med Sidas regler och föreskrifter vad gäller bidragshantering. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-11347-11347A0101 Sweden The main purpose of the Human Rights Programme is to strenghten the respect for human rights and international law in Palestine. The programme´s main purpose is expected to be attained by providing core support to human rights organizations that have demonstrated that they have the skills and capabilities to contribute to a real and sustainable change for an effective realization of respect for human rights and international humanitarian law in Palestine. The organizations that will receive support are expected to work in accordance with human rights and have an IHL based approach in their implementation, as well as a clear mandate, a long-term strategy and a performance framework with relevant, realistic and measurable goals.The organizations that will be included in the programme will be selected by Sweden and evaluated by the Programme Implementor to ensure that they meet the criteria for obtaining funding from Sweden. The NGO Development Center (NDC) is proposed to act as the Implementor of the programme. NDC is a Palestinian civil society organization that has two strategic goals; 1) Improve the capacity of civil society organizations to provide more sustainable services and contribute to socio-economic development. 2) Contribute towards the development of civil society organizations so they are more responsive, open and accountable.The organizations proposed to be given the opportunity to become part of the programme have all previously been supported by Sweden and other countries through other programmes, and are thus well-known and recognized actors in the field of human rights. In total, eight organizations are proposed to be invited to participate in the programme, four of which are Palestinian and four are Israeli. Apart from being well-known, the organisations meet the demands set by Sweden for civil society organisations to receive core support: 1) Legally registered as a non-governmental organization in either Israel or Palestine. 2) Maintains non-violence and non-discrimination in their work and statutes. 3) Has a management structure with clearly defined and divided roles and responsibilities. 4) Has documented administrative capacity and organizational distribution of responsability. 5) Has a bank account managed by more than one person (for joint signing). 6) Has annual financial statements reviewed by a qualified external auditor for the past three years.In addition to the above-mentioned general criteria, there are also specific criteria to ensure that the organizations´ work long-term and strategically with human rights in Palestine, such as; 1) Have a long-term (at least three-year) strategic plan and/or clearly stated intervention logic and a clear results framework. 2) Be able to demonstrate documented advocacy capacity and/or other methods to achieve real and concrete results. 3) Have a documented and clear strategy for coordinating and collaborating with other CSOs, state or international organizations and actors in Human Rights/IHL. 4) Have a local outreach work in order to reach local targeted groups. 5) Covering a thematic area in human rights that contributes to the overall objectives of Sweden's development strategy for Palestine.The Implementor will review the need for financial resources for the eight invited organisations planned activities. After a financial assessment has been made by the Implementor, the result is presented to Sweden, who takes a decision on which organizations will ultimately be included in the programme, and also decides about the size of the financial support that will be granted to each of the organizations. The organizations that have been selected to participate in the programme are; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, B´Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha and Yesh Din. No further forwarding of funds from these organizations will take place, whereby risks in the management and control of disbursed funds have been minimized. Programmet för mänskliga rättigheter har som syfte att stödja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och internationell rätt i Palestina. Programmet tillhandahåller kärnstöd till människorättsorganisationer som har visat att de har kompetens och kapacitet att bidra till en verklig och hållbar förändring för ett effektivt förverkligande av respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt i Palestina. De organisationer som kommer att få stöd förväntas arbeta i enlighet med de mänskliga rättigheterna och ha ett internationellt humanitärt rättsbaserat (IHL) tillvägagångssätt i sitt genomförande, samt ett tydligt mandat, en långsiktig strategi och ett resultatramverk med relevanta, realistiska och mätbara mål. De organisationer som kommer att ingå i programmet kommer att väljas ut av Sverige och i enlighet med de kriterier som gäller för att få finansiering från Sverige. NGO Development Center (NDC), föreslås fungera som genomförare av programmet. NDC är en palestinsk icke-statlig organisation som har två strategiska mål; 1) Förbättra icke-statliga organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla mer hållbara tjänster och bidra till socioekonomisk utveckling, 2) Bidra till att icke-statliga sektorns utveckling blir mer responsiv, öppen och ansvarig. De organisationer som har valts ut för att ges möjligheten att bli en del av programmet har alla tidigare fått stöd av bland annat Sverige genom andra program och är därmed välkända och erkända aktörer inom mänskliga rättigheter och uppfyller de kriterier för finansiering som har fastställts nedan. Totalt bjuds åtta organisationer in för att vara delaktiga i programmet, fyra av dem är palestinska och fyra är israeliska. Alla organisationer uppfylller krav som Sida har för civilsamhällsorganisationer för att ta emot kärnstöd, såsom: 1) Lagligt registrerad som en icke-statlig organisation i antingen Israel eller Palestina. 2) Bibehåller icke-våld och icke-diskriminering i sitt arbete och stadgar. 3) Har en förvaltningsstruktur med klart definierade och uppdelade roller och ansvarsområden. 4) Har dokumenterad och administrativ kapacitet och organisatorisk ansvarsfördelning. 5) Har ett bankkonto som sköts av mer än en person (för gemensam signering). 6) Har årliga gemensamma bokslutskommunikéer granskade av en kvalificerad extern revisor för de senaste tre åren. Utöver ovannämnda allmänna krav, så finns även kriterier för att säkerställa att organisationerna arbetar långsiktigt och strategiskt med mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina, såsom: 1) Har en långsiktig (minst tre års) strategisk plan / tydligt angiven interventionslogik och ett tydligt resultatramverk. 2) Kunna visa dokumenterad påverkanskapacitet och / eller annan metod för att uppnå verkliga och konkreta resultat. 3) Har en dokumenterad och tydlig strategi för att samordna och samarbeta med andra CSOs, statliga eller internationella organisationer och aktörer inom Mänskliga rättigheter / IHL. 4) Har ett lokalt och utåtriktat arbete för att nå lokala målgrupper. 5) Täcker ett tematiskt område inom mänskliga rättigheter som bidrar till de övergripande målen i Sveriges utvecklingsstrategi för Palestina. Med anledning av den långa erfarenhet som Sverige har av de åtta utvalda organisationerna, är det säkerställt att de uppfyller även de kriterier som har satts upp för att ingå i programmet. NDC kommer genom en utvärdering analysera behov av finansiella resurser för varje enskild organisations verksamhet. Efter det att en bedömning har gjorts, presenteras resultatet till Sverige som fattar ett slutligt beslut om vilka föreslagna organisationer som skall ingå i programmet, samt om hur mycket finansiellt stöd som skall utgå till var och en av organisationerna. De organisationer som har valts ut att få möjlighet att ingå i programmet är; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, BTselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha samt Yesh Din. Någon ytterligare vidareförmedling från dessa organisationer till andra organisationer utgår ej varvid risker i styrning och kontroll av utbetalade medel har minimerats. Aktivitetsperioden avser 2018 till och med 2020. Det planeras en utvärdering av programmet under den första halvan av 2020 för att säkerställa effektiviteten i insatsen, relevansen av de avtalspartners som fram till dess har ingått i programmet samt program-genomförarens hantering av det svenska stödet/del i programmet. De totala medlen för insatsen planeras initialt vara 75 miljoner SEK fördelat på de tre åren, där kostnaden för programgenomföraren, NDC, ingår i den totala summan för programmet och uppskattas uppgå till cirka 8.4 procent av totalkostnaden. Det föreslagna programmet var tänkt att starta 1 januari 2018, men försenades på grund av interna och administrativa hinder. En ny avtalsmall för allmänna villkor hade tagits fram av Sida centralt och som börjat gälla juli 2018, för allt stöd som kanaliseras till civilsamhällsorganisationer. I den avtalsmallen fanns en ny artikel med hänvisning till EU´s finansiella sanktionslista. Artikeln var formulerad på ett sätt som gjorde att det blev näst intill omöjligt för civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar i Palestina att ingå partnerskap med Sverige. Åtgärder vidtogs därför för att få till en ändring i avtalsmallen som möjligör fortsatt stöd till civilsamällsaktörer som arbetar i Palestina. En ny reviderad avtalsmall var framtagen i februari 2019. På grund av dessa förseningar, föreslås att programmets aktivitetsperiod börjar gälla från 1 januari 2018. Detta gör det möjligt att retroaktivt täcka eventuella finansiella underskott för de organisationer som ingår i programmet. Programgenomföraren föreslås få i uppgift att granska den finansiella rapporteringen från organisationerna för 2018 för att sedan föreslå till Sverige vilka organisationer som skulle kunna vara aktuella för finansiering från Sverige och programmet då underskottet kan kopplas till utebliven finansiering från Sverige 2018. Finansiellt stöd till programgenomföraren föreslås dock utgå från 1 januari 2019. Eventuellt beslut om detta fattas av Sverige varvid uppdrag kan lämnas till programgenomföraren att genomföra utbetalningar mot sedvanliga rapporteringskrav i enlighet med avtalet. Konsultation har gjorts med jurdisk rådgivare på Sida för att säkerställa att ovan förslag inte är i strid med Sidas regler och föreskrifter vad gäller bidragshantering. Sweden NDC/NGO Development Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NDC/NGO Development Centre 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 68000000 0 0 0 0 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 0 0 0 29000000 0 68000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 25000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 14000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 29000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 More effective accountability mechanisms, including a viable and pluralistic civil society Mer effektiva ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer, inklusive ett mer livskraftigt och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11347-11347A0103 Sweden The main purpose of the Human Rights Programme is to strenghten the respect for human rights and international law in Palestine. The programme´s main purpose is expected to be attained by providing core support to human rights organizations that have demonstrated that they have the skills and capabilities to contribute to a real and sustainable change for an effective realization of respect for human rights and international humanitarian law in Palestine. The organizations that will receive support are expected to work in accordance with human rights and have an IHL based approach in their implementation, as well as a clear mandate, a long-term strategy and a performance framework with relevant, realistic and measurable goals.The organizations that will be included in the programme will be selected by Sweden and evaluated by the Programme Implementor to ensure that they meet the criteria for obtaining funding from Sweden. The NGO Development Center (NDC) is proposed to act as the Implementor of the programme. NDC is a Palestinian civil society organization that has two strategic goals; 1) Improve the capacity of civil society organizations to provide more sustainable services and contribute to socio-economic development. 2) Contribute towards the development of civil society organizations so they are more responsive, open and accountable.The organizations proposed to be given the opportunity to become part of the programme have all previously been supported by Sweden and other countries through other programmes, and are thus well-known and recognized actors in the field of human rights. In total, eight organizations are proposed to be invited to participate in the programme, four of which are Palestinian and four are Israeli. Apart from being well-known, the organisations meet the demands set by Sweden for civil society organisations to receive core support: 1) Legally registered as a non-governmental organization in either Israel or Palestine. 2) Maintains non-violence and non-discrimination in their work and statutes. 3) Has a management structure with clearly defined and divided roles and responsibilities. 4) Has documented administrative capacity and organizational distribution of responsability. 5) Has a bank account managed by more than one person (for joint signing). 6) Has annual financial statements reviewed by a qualified external auditor for the past three years.In addition to the above-mentioned general criteria, there are also specific criteria to ensure that the organizations´ work long-term and strategically with human rights in Palestine, such as; 1) Have a long-term (at least three-year) strategic plan and/or clearly stated intervention logic and a clear results framework. 2) Be able to demonstrate documented advocacy capacity and/or other methods to achieve real and concrete results. 3) Have a documented and clear strategy for coordinating and collaborating with other CSOs, state or international organizations and actors in Human Rights/IHL. 4) Have a local outreach work in order to reach local targeted groups. 5) Covering a thematic area in human rights that contributes to the overall objectives of Sweden's development strategy for Palestine.The Implementor will review the need for financial resources for the eight invited organisations planned activities. After a financial assessment has been made by the Implementor, the result is presented to Sweden, who takes a decision on which organizations will ultimately be included in the programme, and also decides about the size of the financial support that will be granted to each of the organizations. The organizations that have been selected to participate in the programme are; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, B´Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha and Yesh Din. No further forwarding of funds from these organizations will take place, whereby risks in the management and control of disbursed funds have been minimized. Programmet för mänskliga rättigheter har som syfte att stödja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och internationell rätt i Palestina. Programmet tillhandahåller kärnstöd till människorättsorganisationer som har visat att de har kompetens och kapacitet att bidra till en verklig och hållbar förändring för ett effektivt förverkligande av respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt i Palestina. De organisationer som kommer att få stöd förväntas arbeta i enlighet med de mänskliga rättigheterna och ha ett internationellt humanitärt rättsbaserat (IHL) tillvägagångssätt i sitt genomförande, samt ett tydligt mandat, en långsiktig strategi och ett resultatramverk med relevanta, realistiska och mätbara mål. De organisationer som kommer att ingå i programmet kommer att väljas ut av Sverige och i enlighet med de kriterier som gäller för att få finansiering från Sverige. NGO Development Center (NDC), föreslås fungera som genomförare av programmet. NDC är en palestinsk icke-statlig organisation som har två strategiska mål; 1) Förbättra icke-statliga organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla mer hållbara tjänster och bidra till socioekonomisk utveckling, 2) Bidra till att icke-statliga sektorns utveckling blir mer responsiv, öppen och ansvarig. De organisationer som har valts ut för att ges möjligheten att bli en del av programmet har alla tidigare fått stöd av bland annat Sverige genom andra program och är därmed välkända och erkända aktörer inom mänskliga rättigheter och uppfyller de kriterier för finansiering som har fastställts nedan. Totalt bjuds åtta organisationer in för att vara delaktiga i programmet, fyra av dem är palestinska och fyra är israeliska. Alla organisationer uppfylller krav som Sida har för civilsamhällsorganisationer för att ta emot kärnstöd, såsom: 1) Lagligt registrerad som en icke-statlig organisation i antingen Israel eller Palestina. 2) Bibehåller icke-våld och icke-diskriminering i sitt arbete och stadgar. 3) Har en förvaltningsstruktur med klart definierade och uppdelade roller och ansvarsområden. 4) Har dokumenterad och administrativ kapacitet och organisatorisk ansvarsfördelning. 5) Har ett bankkonto som sköts av mer än en person (för gemensam signering). 6) Har årliga gemensamma bokslutskommunikéer granskade av en kvalificerad extern revisor för de senaste tre åren. Utöver ovannämnda allmänna krav, så finns även kriterier för att säkerställa att organisationerna arbetar långsiktigt och strategiskt med mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina, såsom: 1) Har en långsiktig (minst tre års) strategisk plan / tydligt angiven interventionslogik och ett tydligt resultatramverk. 2) Kunna visa dokumenterad påverkanskapacitet och / eller annan metod för att uppnå verkliga och konkreta resultat. 3) Har en dokumenterad och tydlig strategi för att samordna och samarbeta med andra CSOs, statliga eller internationella organisationer och aktörer inom Mänskliga rättigheter / IHL. 4) Har ett lokalt och utåtriktat arbete för att nå lokala målgrupper. 5) Täcker ett tematiskt område inom mänskliga rättigheter som bidrar till de övergripande målen i Sveriges utvecklingsstrategi för Palestina. Med anledning av den långa erfarenhet som Sverige har av de åtta utvalda organisationerna, är det säkerställt att de uppfyller även de kriterier som har satts upp för att ingå i programmet. NDC kommer genom en utvärdering analysera behov av finansiella resurser för varje enskild organisations verksamhet. Efter det att en bedömning har gjorts, presenteras resultatet till Sverige som fattar ett slutligt beslut om vilka föreslagna organisationer som skall ingå i programmet, samt om hur mycket finansiellt stöd som skall utgå till var och en av organisationerna. De organisationer som har valts ut att få möjlighet att ingå i programmet är; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, BTselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha samt Yesh Din. Någon ytterligare vidareförmedling från dessa organisationer till andra organisationer utgår ej varvid risker i styrning och kontroll av utbetalade medel har minimerats. Aktivitetsperioden avser 2018 till och med 2020. Det planeras en utvärdering av programmet under den första halvan av 2020 för att säkerställa effektiviteten i insatsen, relevansen av de avtalspartners som fram till dess har ingått i programmet samt program-genomförarens hantering av det svenska stödet/del i programmet. De totala medlen för insatsen planeras initialt vara 75 miljoner SEK fördelat på de tre åren, där kostnaden för programgenomföraren, NDC, ingår i den totala summan för programmet och uppskattas uppgå till cirka 8.4 procent av totalkostnaden. Det föreslagna programmet var tänkt att starta 1 januari 2018, men försenades på grund av interna och administrativa hinder. En ny avtalsmall för allmänna villkor hade tagits fram av Sida centralt och som börjat gälla juli 2018, för allt stöd som kanaliseras till civilsamhällsorganisationer. I den avtalsmallen fanns en ny artikel med hänvisning till EU´s finansiella sanktionslista. Artikeln var formulerad på ett sätt som gjorde att det blev näst intill omöjligt för civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar i Palestina att ingå partnerskap med Sverige. Åtgärder vidtogs därför för att få till en ändring i avtalsmallen som möjligör fortsatt stöd till civilsamällsaktörer som arbetar i Palestina. En ny reviderad avtalsmall var framtagen i februari 2019. På grund av dessa förseningar, föreslås att programmets aktivitetsperiod börjar gälla från 1 januari 2018. Detta gör det möjligt att retroaktivt täcka eventuella finansiella underskott för de organisationer som ingår i programmet. Programgenomföraren föreslås få i uppgift att granska den finansiella rapporteringen från organisationerna för 2018 för att sedan föreslå till Sverige vilka organisationer som skulle kunna vara aktuella för finansiering från Sverige och programmet då underskottet kan kopplas till utebliven finansiering från Sverige 2018. Finansiellt stöd till programgenomföraren föreslås dock utgå från 1 januari 2019. Eventuellt beslut om detta fattas av Sverige varvid uppdrag kan lämnas till programgenomföraren att genomföra utbetalningar mot sedvanliga rapporteringskrav i enlighet med avtalet. Konsultation har gjorts med jurdisk rådgivare på Sida för att säkerställa att ovan förslag inte är i strid med Sidas regler och föreskrifter vad gäller bidragshantering. Sweden NDC/NGO Development Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NDC/NGO Development Centre 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 33000000 37000000 0 7000000 -5690783 26000000 7000000 0 0 26000000 11000000 0 77000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 7000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 26000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 7000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 26000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre 11000000 NDC/NGO Development Centre -5690783 NDC/NGO Development Centre Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11347-11347A0104 Sweden The main purpose of the Human Rights Programme is to strenghten the respect for human rights and international law in Palestine. The programme´s main purpose is expected to be attained by providing core support to human rights organizations that have demonstrated that they have the skills and capabilities to contribute to a real and sustainable change for an effective realization of respect for human rights and international humanitarian law in Palestine. The organizations that will receive support are expected to work in accordance with human rights and have an IHL based approach in their implementation, as well as a clear mandate, a long-term strategy and a performance framework with relevant, realistic and measurable goals.The organizations that will be included in the programme will be selected by Sweden and evaluated by the Programme Implementor to ensure that they meet the criteria for obtaining funding from Sweden. The NGO Development Center (NDC) is proposed to act as the Implementor of the programme. NDC is a Palestinian civil society organization that has two strategic goals; 1) Improve the capacity of civil society organizations to provide more sustainable services and contribute to socio-economic development. 2) Contribute towards the development of civil society organizations so they are more responsive, open and accountable.The organizations proposed to be given the opportunity to become part of the programme have all previously been supported by Sweden and other countries through other programmes, and are thus well-known and recognized actors in the field of human rights. In total, eight organizations are proposed to be invited to participate in the programme, four of which are Palestinian and four are Israeli. Apart from being well-known, the organisations meet the demands set by Sweden for civil society organisations to receive core support: 1) Legally registered as a non-governmental organization in either Israel or Palestine. 2) Maintains non-violence and non-discrimination in their work and statutes. 3) Has a management structure with clearly defined and divided roles and responsibilities. 4) Has documented administrative capacity and organizational distribution of responsability. 5) Has a bank account managed by more than one person (for joint signing). 6) Has annual financial statements reviewed by a qualified external auditor for the past three years.In addition to the above-mentioned general criteria, there are also specific criteria to ensure that the organizations´ work long-term and strategically with human rights in Palestine, such as; 1) Have a long-term (at least three-year) strategic plan and/or clearly stated intervention logic and a clear results framework. 2) Be able to demonstrate documented advocacy capacity and/or other methods to achieve real and concrete results. 3) Have a documented and clear strategy for coordinating and collaborating with other CSOs, state or international organizations and actors in Human Rights/IHL. 4) Have a local outreach work in order to reach local targeted groups. 5) Covering a thematic area in human rights that contributes to the overall objectives of Sweden's development strategy for Palestine.The Implementor will review the need for financial resources for the eight invited organisations planned activities. After a financial assessment has been made by the Implementor, the result is presented to Sweden, who takes a decision on which organizations will ultimately be included in the programme, and also decides about the size of the financial support that will be granted to each of the organizations. The organizations that have been selected to participate in the programme are; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, B´Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha and Yesh Din. No further forwarding of funds from these organizations will take place, whereby risks in the management and control of disbursed funds have been minimized. Programmet för mänskliga rättigheter har som syfte att stödja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och internationell rätt i Palestina. Programmet tillhandahåller kärnstöd till människorättsorganisationer som har visat att de har kompetens och kapacitet att bidra till en verklig och hållbar förändring för ett effektivt förverkligande av respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och internationell humanitär rätt i Palestina. De organisationer som kommer att få stöd förväntas arbeta i enlighet med de mänskliga rättigheterna och ha ett internationellt humanitärt rättsbaserat (IHL) tillvägagångssätt i sitt genomförande, samt ett tydligt mandat, en långsiktig strategi och ett resultatramverk med relevanta, realistiska och mätbara mål. De organisationer som kommer att ingå i programmet kommer att väljas ut av Sverige och i enlighet med de kriterier som gäller för att få finansiering från Sverige. NGO Development Center (NDC), föreslås fungera som genomförare av programmet. NDC är en palestinsk icke-statlig organisation som har två strategiska mål; 1) Förbättra icke-statliga organisationers kapacitet att tillhandahålla mer hållbara tjänster och bidra till socioekonomisk utveckling, 2) Bidra till att icke-statliga sektorns utveckling blir mer responsiv, öppen och ansvarig. De organisationer som har valts ut för att ges möjligheten att bli en del av programmet har alla tidigare fått stöd av bland annat Sverige genom andra program och är därmed välkända och erkända aktörer inom mänskliga rättigheter och uppfyller de kriterier för finansiering som har fastställts nedan. Totalt bjuds åtta organisationer in för att vara delaktiga i programmet, fyra av dem är palestinska och fyra är israeliska. Alla organisationer uppfylller krav som Sida har för civilsamhällsorganisationer för att ta emot kärnstöd, såsom: 1) Lagligt registrerad som en icke-statlig organisation i antingen Israel eller Palestina. 2) Bibehåller icke-våld och icke-diskriminering i sitt arbete och stadgar. 3) Har en förvaltningsstruktur med klart definierade och uppdelade roller och ansvarsområden. 4) Har dokumenterad och administrativ kapacitet och organisatorisk ansvarsfördelning. 5) Har ett bankkonto som sköts av mer än en person (för gemensam signering). 6) Har årliga gemensamma bokslutskommunikéer granskade av en kvalificerad extern revisor för de senaste tre åren. Utöver ovannämnda allmänna krav, så finns även kriterier för att säkerställa att organisationerna arbetar långsiktigt och strategiskt med mänskliga rättigheter i Palestina, såsom: 1) Har en långsiktig (minst tre års) strategisk plan / tydligt angiven interventionslogik och ett tydligt resultatramverk. 2) Kunna visa dokumenterad påverkanskapacitet och / eller annan metod för att uppnå verkliga och konkreta resultat. 3) Har en dokumenterad och tydlig strategi för att samordna och samarbeta med andra CSOs, statliga eller internationella organisationer och aktörer inom Mänskliga rättigheter / IHL. 4) Har ett lokalt och utåtriktat arbete för att nå lokala målgrupper. 5) Täcker ett tematiskt område inom mänskliga rättigheter som bidrar till de övergripande målen i Sveriges utvecklingsstrategi för Palestina. Med anledning av den långa erfarenhet som Sverige har av de åtta utvalda organisationerna, är det säkerställt att de uppfyller även de kriterier som har satts upp för att ingå i programmet. NDC kommer genom en utvärdering analysera behov av finansiella resurser för varje enskild organisations verksamhet. Efter det att en bedömning har gjorts, presenteras resultatet till Sverige som fattar ett slutligt beslut om vilka föreslagna organisationer som skall ingå i programmet, samt om hur mycket finansiellt stöd som skall utgå till var och en av organisationerna. De organisationer som har valts ut att få möjlighet att ingå i programmet är; Al-Haq, Al-Mezan, BADIL, DCI-PS, BTselem, Breaking the Silence, Gisha samt Yesh Din. Någon ytterligare vidareförmedling från dessa organisationer till andra organisationer utgår ej varvid risker i styrning och kontroll av utbetalade medel har minimerats. Aktivitetsperioden avser 2018 till och med 2020. Det planeras en utvärdering av programmet under den första halvan av 2020 för att säkerställa effektiviteten i insatsen, relevansen av de avtalspartners som fram till dess har ingått i programmet samt program-genomförarens hantering av det svenska stödet/del i programmet. De totala medlen för insatsen planeras initialt vara 75 miljoner SEK fördelat på de tre åren, där kostnaden för programgenomföraren, NDC, ingår i den totala summan för programmet och uppskattas uppgå till cirka 8.4 procent av totalkostnaden. Det föreslagna programmet var tänkt att starta 1 januari 2018, men försenades på grund av interna och administrativa hinder. En ny avtalsmall för allmänna villkor hade tagits fram av Sida centralt och som börjat gälla juli 2018, för allt stöd som kanaliseras till civilsamhällsorganisationer. I den avtalsmallen fanns en ny artikel med hänvisning till EU´s finansiella sanktionslista. Artikeln var formulerad på ett sätt som gjorde att det blev näst intill omöjligt för civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar i Palestina att ingå partnerskap med Sverige. Åtgärder vidtogs därför för att få till en ändring i avtalsmallen som möjligör fortsatt stöd till civilsamällsaktörer som arbetar i Palestina. En ny reviderad avtalsmall var framtagen i februari 2019. På grund av dessa förseningar, föreslås att programmets aktivitetsperiod börjar gälla från 1 januari 2018. Detta gör det möjligt att retroaktivt täcka eventuella finansiella underskott för de organisationer som ingår i programmet. Programgenomföraren föreslås få i uppgift att granska den finansiella rapporteringen från organisationerna för 2018 för att sedan föreslå till Sverige vilka organisationer som skulle kunna vara aktuella för finansiering från Sverige och programmet då underskottet kan kopplas till utebliven finansiering från Sverige 2018. Finansiellt stöd till programgenomföraren föreslås dock utgå från 1 januari 2019. Eventuellt beslut om detta fattas av Sverige varvid uppdrag kan lämnas till programgenomföraren att genomföra utbetalningar mot sedvanliga rapporteringskrav i enlighet med avtalet. Konsultation har gjorts med jurdisk rådgivare på Sida för att säkerställa att ovan förslag inte är i strid med Sidas regler och föreskrifter vad gäller bidragshantering. Sweden NDC/NGO Development Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 779642 0 0 0 239940 0 539702 779642 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 239940.6 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 539701.76 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11408 Sweden The proposed support is for HiH EA to implement a programme “Development of Inclusive and Resilient Enterprises” (DIRE) composed of two projects anchored on two opportunity areas of: 1. MSMEs; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – waste management and circularity). HiH EA proposes to deploy its four step model (with seven in-built modular training approach) in development of enterprises in the two opportunity areas. HiH EA aims to work with the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) to impart financial management/literacy, inspire intrinsic conception of enterprises, enhance financial access as well as support enterprises to make linkage to broader markets. The implementation strategy and approach has complementary capacity building approach to integrate enterprise resilience, create capacity for agency in entrepreneurs for policy advocacy and human rights, gender mainstreaming, and deployment of planet friendly practices in enterprise development. Det föreslagna stödet är till att HiH EA ska implementera ett program "Utveckling av inkluderande och motståndskraftiga företag" (DIRE) som består av två projekt förankrade i två möjlighetsområden: 1. MSME; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – avfallshantering och cirkularitet). HiH EA föreslår att man ska använda sin fyrastegsmodell (med sju inbyggda modulära utbildningsmetoder) i utvecklingen av företag inom de två möjlighetsområdena. HiH EA strävar efter att arbeta med Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) för att förmedla ekonomisk förvaltning/läskunnighet, inspirera företags inneboende uppfattning, förbättra ekonomisk tillgång samt stödja företag att knyta an till bredare marknader. Implementeringsstrategin och tillvägagångssättet har kompletterande kapacitetsbyggande tillvägagångssätt för att integrera företagsresiliens, skapa kapacitet för entreprenörer för byråkrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhetsintegrering och spridning av planetvänliga metoder i företagsutveckling. Goal Level: To contribute to the well being of the project direct participant through reduction of poverty and exclusion among willing people in both rural, urban, and peri- urban areas. Purpose Level: To develop viable enterprises that will contribute to move direct project participants in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of 14 counties in Kenya from poverty to middle income status as envisaged in Kenyas Vision 2030. Project key Outcomes Outcome 1: Knowledge and skills on enterprise development among beneficiaries enhanced Outcome 2: Appropriate market chains developed Outcome 3: Resilience of enterprise development enhanced Outcome 4: Organizational capacity for implementation and M&E is enhanced Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Agricultural development Employment creation Livestock Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Agriculture Other Social Infrastructure & Services Energy Policy Administrative Costs of Donors As this was the inception phase, the focus was on laying the groundwork rather than delivering immediate outputs. Key deliverable under this phase included conducting the baseline survey, recruiting and onboarding the project team, carrying out the Market System Assessment (MSA) and designing interventions, developing selection criteria, and establishing implementation hubs that also serve as offices. Additionally, recruitment of Technical Assistance (TA) and submission of the revised ProDoc were completed. A revised project document and work plan were submitted, now featuring well-defined selection criteria for both target actors and innovation grants. The revised ProDoc also clearly outlines team composition and roles, with the team capped at 22 direct staff and 7 indirect support staff, and an administration cost ceiling of 7%. The responsibilities of Technical Assistance have been clearly outlined. This is a positive step, as it ensures alignment with the Market System Development (MSD) approach, strengthening the projects strategic direction. As part of the foundational activities, 783 accelerator enterprises were engaged and 300 Bottom of the Pyramid Self-Help Groups were profiled. From these enterprises, the first cohort will be competitively selected using the agreed criteria and subsequently onboarded. In preparation for capacity building, curricula and training guides were developed to support the training of 18 identified cooperatives. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11408-11408A0101 Sweden The proposed support is for HiH EA to implement a programme “Development of Inclusive and Resilient Enterprises” (DIRE) composed of two projects anchored on two opportunity areas of: 1. MSMEs; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – waste management and circularity). HiH EA proposes to deploy its four step model (with seven in-built modular training approach) in development of enterprises in the two opportunity areas. HiH EA aims to work with the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) to impart financial management/literacy, inspire intrinsic conception of enterprises, enhance financial access as well as support enterprises to make linkage to broader markets. The implementation strategy and approach has complementary capacity building approach to integrate enterprise resilience, create capacity for agency in entrepreneurs for policy advocacy and human rights, gender mainstreaming, and deployment of planet friendly practices in enterprise development. Det föreslagna stödet är till att HiH EA ska implementera ett program "Utveckling av inkluderande och motståndskraftiga företag" (DIRE) som består av två projekt förankrade i två möjlighetsområden: 1. MSME; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – avfallshantering och cirkularitet). HiH EA föreslår att man ska använda sin fyrastegsmodell (med sju inbyggda modulära utbildningsmetoder) i utvecklingen av företag inom de två möjlighetsområdena. HiH EA strävar efter att arbeta med Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) för att förmedla ekonomisk förvaltning/läskunnighet, inspirera företags inneboende uppfattning, förbättra ekonomisk tillgång samt stödja företag att knyta an till bredare marknader. Implementeringsstrategin och tillvägagångssättet har kompletterande kapacitetsbyggande tillvägagångssätt för att integrera företagsresiliens, skapa kapacitet för entreprenörer för byråkrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhetsintegrering och spridning av planetvänliga metoder i företagsutveckling. Goal Level: To contribute to the well being of the project direct participant through reduction of poverty and exclusion among willing people in both rural, urban, and peri- urban areas. Purpose Level: To develop viable enterprises that will contribute to move direct project participants in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of 14 counties in Kenya from poverty to middle income status as envisaged in Kenyas Vision 2030. Project key Outcomes Outcome 1: Knowledge and skills on enterprise development among beneficiaries enhanced Outcome 2: Appropriate market chains developed Outcome 3: Resilience of enterprise development enhanced Outcome 4: Organizational capacity for implementation and M&E is enhanced Sweden Hand in Hand Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hand in Hand 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 12249885 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000009 0 -0.0000000009 0 0 12249885 0 0 0 0 0 25799908 Hand in Hand 6449977 Hand in Hand 16000000 Hand in Hand 4000000 Hand in Hand 9799908 Hand in Hand 2449977 Hand in Hand Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive employment with decent working conditions, as well as for free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, samt för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened systems for better access to social protection Stärkta system för bättre tillgång till social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11408-11408A0105 Sweden The proposed support is for HiH EA to implement a programme “Development of Inclusive and Resilient Enterprises” (DIRE) composed of two projects anchored on two opportunity areas of: 1. MSMEs; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – waste management and circularity). HiH EA proposes to deploy its four step model (with seven in-built modular training approach) in development of enterprises in the two opportunity areas. HiH EA aims to work with the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) to impart financial management/literacy, inspire intrinsic conception of enterprises, enhance financial access as well as support enterprises to make linkage to broader markets. The implementation strategy and approach has complementary capacity building approach to integrate enterprise resilience, create capacity for agency in entrepreneurs for policy advocacy and human rights, gender mainstreaming, and deployment of planet friendly practices in enterprise development. Det föreslagna stödet är till att HiH EA ska implementera ett program "Utveckling av inkluderande och motståndskraftiga företag" (DIRE) som består av två projekt förankrade i två möjlighetsområden: 1. MSME; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – avfallshantering och cirkularitet). HiH EA föreslår att man ska använda sin fyrastegsmodell (med sju inbyggda modulära utbildningsmetoder) i utvecklingen av företag inom de två möjlighetsområdena. HiH EA strävar efter att arbeta med Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) för att förmedla ekonomisk förvaltning/läskunnighet, inspirera företags inneboende uppfattning, förbättra ekonomisk tillgång samt stödja företag att knyta an till bredare marknader. Implementeringsstrategin och tillvägagångssättet har kompletterande kapacitetsbyggande tillvägagångssätt för att integrera företagsresiliens, skapa kapacitet för entreprenörer för byråkrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhetsintegrering och spridning av planetvänliga metoder i företagsutveckling. Goal Level: To contribute to the well being of the project direct participant through reduction of poverty and exclusion among willing people in both rural, urban, and peri- urban areas. Purpose Level: To develop viable enterprises that will contribute to move direct project participants in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of 14 counties in Kenya from poverty to middle income status as envisaged in Kenyas Vision 2030. Project key Outcomes Outcome 1: Knowledge and skills on enterprise development among beneficiaries enhanced Outcome 2: Appropriate market chains developed Outcome 3: Resilience of enterprise development enhanced Outcome 4: Organizational capacity for implementation and M&E is enhanced Sweden Hand in Hand Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hand in Hand 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 15750115 12000000 15750115 5550023 Hand in Hand 16650069 Hand in Hand 5550023 Hand in Hand 7200000 Hand in Hand 2400000 Hand in Hand 2400000 Hand in Hand Kenya 2026-2031 Kenya 2026-2031 Improved Livelihoods through Inclusive Institutions, Digitization and Trade. (Unofficial translation) Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom inkluderande institutioner, digitalisering och handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms, the principles of the rule of law, and freedom and empowerment for women and girls. (Unofficial translation) Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Accelerated green transition that promotes sustainable growth. (Unofficial translation) Påskyndad grön omställning som främjar hållbar tillväxt. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity in host communities for the inclusion of refugees and internally displaced persons. (Unofficial translation) Stärkt kapacitet i värdsamhällen för inkludering av flyktingar och internflyktingar. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-11408-11408A0201 Sweden The proposed support is for HiH EA to implement a programme “Development of Inclusive and Resilient Enterprises” (DIRE) composed of two projects anchored on two opportunity areas of: 1. MSMEs; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – waste management and circularity). HiH EA proposes to deploy its four step model (with seven in-built modular training approach) in development of enterprises in the two opportunity areas. HiH EA aims to work with the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) to impart financial management/literacy, inspire intrinsic conception of enterprises, enhance financial access as well as support enterprises to make linkage to broader markets. The implementation strategy and approach has complementary capacity building approach to integrate enterprise resilience, create capacity for agency in entrepreneurs for policy advocacy and human rights, gender mainstreaming, and deployment of planet friendly practices in enterprise development. Det föreslagna stödet är till att HiH EA ska implementera ett program "Utveckling av inkluderande och motståndskraftiga företag" (DIRE) som består av två projekt förankrade i två möjlighetsområden: 1. MSME; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – avfallshantering och cirkularitet). HiH EA föreslår att man ska använda sin fyrastegsmodell (med sju inbyggda modulära utbildningsmetoder) i utvecklingen av företag inom de två möjlighetsområdena. HiH EA strävar efter att arbeta med Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) för att förmedla ekonomisk förvaltning/läskunnighet, inspirera företags inneboende uppfattning, förbättra ekonomisk tillgång samt stödja företag att knyta an till bredare marknader. Implementeringsstrategin och tillvägagångssättet har kompletterande kapacitetsbyggande tillvägagångssätt för att integrera företagsresiliens, skapa kapacitet för entreprenörer för byråkrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhetsintegrering och spridning av planetvänliga metoder i företagsutveckling. Goal Level: To contribute to the well being of the project direct participant through reduction of poverty and exclusion among willing people in both rural, urban, and peri- urban areas. Purpose Level: To develop viable enterprises that will contribute to move direct project participants in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of 14 counties in Kenya from poverty to middle income status as envisaged in Kenyas Vision 2030. Project key Outcomes Outcome 1: Knowledge and skills on enterprise development among beneficiaries enhanced Outcome 2: Appropriate market chains developed Outcome 3: Resilience of enterprise development enhanced Outcome 4: Organizational capacity for implementation and M&E is enhanced Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 226500 0 0 226500 226500 Sida 226500 Sida Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Increased capacity to provide sustainable public services Ökad kapacitet att tillhandahålla hållbara samhällstjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11414 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to strengthen the financial sector so that it can function as a driver of economic growth. This will be achieved through implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability, facilitating sustainable development of the banking sector, and promoting financial system diversification. Målet med förslagna insatsen är att stödja reformer inom finansiella sektorn för att skapa bättre förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Insatsen kommer bidra till förbättra finansiell stabilitet, stödja utvecklingen av en mera hållbar och stabil banksektor och främja diversifiering inom finansiella sektorn i linje med europeiska standards. Detta kommer leda till en mera inkluderande finansiell sektor som gynnar både individer och små och mellanstora företag. The objective of this technical assistance project is to strengthen the financial sector in Ukraine as a driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth by implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability and resilience, facilitate sustainable banking sector development and efficiency, and promote sustainable financial system diversification and inclusion. Ukrainian citizens and private enterprises are the ultimate beneficiaries of a more diversified and efficient financial sector, benefiting from more diverse and competitive financial services, ultimately leading to job creation and sustainable growth. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services Sida funded financial sector programs implemented by the World Bank have been instrumental in helping authorities achieve key reforms to stabilize and deepen the financial sector in Ukraine. This project was a logical continuation of the previous Swedish funded technical assistance. In the wake of the full-scale invasion the financial sector support program adapted to the changing needs and fluid situation on the ground. In line with this, the World Bank has under this program provided assistance to authorities in launching a war risk insurance mechanism in Ukraine (the relevant law developed with assistance of the project lodged with Parliament in December 2024), improved the regulatory framework for capital markets, housing finance mechanisms (given that damages and losses in housing sector are the largest according to WBs RDNA assessment), as well as promoting a cashless economy and higher take-up of digital financial services to deepen financial intermediation and inclusion. The World Bank considers Ukraine's EU candidate status and the process of EU accession negotiations to be key drivers of financial sector reform processes. World Bank Sida funded technical assistance programs is also stated by the World Bank to have played a critical role in advancing reforms in Ukraine's non-bank financial sector. These reforms have enhanced regulatory capacity, market stability, and financial inclusion, contributing to building a transparent, resilient, and investor friendly non-bank financial sector in Ukraine, aligned with EU directives and standards. Non-bank financial sector became better supervised and regulated leading to its cleanup from nonviable institutions. With technical assistance from the Sida funded project and supported by Development Policy Loan operation of the World Bank Ukrainian authorities imposed and enforced strict rules of related party lending and conduct related party diagnostics, implemented EU-compliant credit risk assessment, banks capital structure, prudential norms and banks liquidity measures, leading to much stronger, resilient and transparent banking sector. The financial safety nets were strengthened which facilitated a cleanup of the banking sector and allowing to conduct bank resolutions since 2017 without involving state capital. The Deposit Guarantee Fund became financially and operationally resilient. SOB corporate governance was strengthened with the introduction of majority independent Supervisory Board. This enabled State Owned Bank's restructuring which will facilitate a future possible privatisation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11414-11414A0101 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to strengthen the financial sector so that it can function as a driver of economic growth. This will be achieved through implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability, facilitating sustainable development of the banking sector, and promoting financial system diversification. Målet med förslagna insatsen är att stödja reformer inom finansiella sektorn för att skapa bättre förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Insatsen kommer bidra till förbättra finansiell stabilitet, stödja utvecklingen av en mera hållbar och stabil banksektor och främja diversifiering inom finansiella sektorn i linje med europeiska standards. Detta kommer leda till en mera inkluderande finansiell sektor som gynnar både individer och små och mellanstora företag. The objective of this technical assistance project is to strengthen the financial sector in Ukraine as a driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth by implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability and resilience, facilitate sustainable banking sector development and efficiency, and promote sustainable financial system diversification and inclusion. Ukrainian citizens and private enterprises are the ultimate beneficiaries of a more diversified and efficient financial sector, benefiting from more diverse and competitive financial services, ultimately leading to job creation and sustainable growth. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 7000000 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 7000000 7000000 0 0 7000000 0 28000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11414-11414A0102 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to strengthen the financial sector so that it can function as a driver of economic growth. This will be achieved through implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability, facilitating sustainable development of the banking sector, and promoting financial system diversification. Målet med förslagna insatsen är att stödja reformer inom finansiella sektorn för att skapa bättre förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Insatsen kommer bidra till förbättra finansiell stabilitet, stödja utvecklingen av en mera hållbar och stabil banksektor och främja diversifiering inom finansiella sektorn i linje med europeiska standards. Detta kommer leda till en mera inkluderande finansiell sektor som gynnar både individer och små och mellanstora företag. The objective of this technical assistance project is to strengthen the financial sector in Ukraine as a driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth by implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability and resilience, facilitate sustainable banking sector development and efficiency, and promote sustainable financial system diversification and inclusion. Ukrainian citizens and private enterprises are the ultimate beneficiaries of a more diversified and efficient financial sector, benefiting from more diverse and competitive financial services, ultimately leading to job creation and sustainable growth. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 10000000 0 0 17000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11414-11414A0103 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to strengthen the financial sector so that it can function as a driver of economic growth. This will be achieved through implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability, facilitating sustainable development of the banking sector, and promoting financial system diversification. Målet med förslagna insatsen är att stödja reformer inom finansiella sektorn för att skapa bättre förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Insatsen kommer bidra till förbättra finansiell stabilitet, stödja utvecklingen av en mera hållbar och stabil banksektor och främja diversifiering inom finansiella sektorn i linje med europeiska standards. Detta kommer leda till en mera inkluderande finansiell sektor som gynnar både individer och små och mellanstora företag. The objective of this technical assistance project is to strengthen the financial sector in Ukraine as a driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth by implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability and resilience, facilitate sustainable banking sector development and efficiency, and promote sustainable financial system diversification and inclusion. Ukrainian citizens and private enterprises are the ultimate beneficiaries of a more diversified and efficient financial sector, benefiting from more diverse and competitive financial services, ultimately leading to job creation and sustainable growth. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 -419469 -419469 0 0 0 5000000 0 3000000 7580531 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -419468.85 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved livelihood opportunities in Ukraine. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter i Ukraina. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11460 Sweden The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is the Supreme Audit Institution (SAI) of Zambia and draws its mandate from the Constitution (Amendment) Act No. 2 of 2016 under Article 250 and the Public Audit Act No. 29 of 2016. The role of the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is to oversee and audit the management of public resources. It plays a fundamental role in controlling the use of public funds and to promoting sound Public Financial Management Systems, accountability and transparency. It audits the accounts of state organs, and state institutions, as well as provincial administration and local authorities. These tasks require specific competence in auditing public institutions and ongoing training of staff is a prerequisite. In 2017 the OAG developed a new Strategic Plan 2017-2021. The mandate of OAG has been expanded in accordance with the Constitution (Amendment) and the Plan has been developed to guide OAG to be able to fulfil this mandate. The Strategic Plan has also taken into account the priorities outlined in the Seventh National Development Plan. The implementation of the Plan depends both on given budget and disbursements from Government, as well as support from Cooperating Partners. Sweden has supported OAG in Zambia through a program called Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Five (RIDP V) 2015-2017 in collaboration with Norway. The purpose of the support was to assist the office to build capacity in specialised audits and to improve its audit coverage and scope. Sweden contributed SEK 33,000,000 for the 3 year program. The support increased the audit coverage for programmes funded by Cooperating Partners. Sweden has been the main funder for this phase. The Norwegian Supreme Audit Institute has given technical assistance and they will continue until 2020. In August 2018, the Embassy received a draft proposal for a new phase; Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Six (RIDP VI) 2018-2021. The purpose of this phase is to "source funding for the implementatin of selected activities that support the implementation of the OAG's 2017-2021 Strategic Plan". The proposal suggests that the project outcome will be "Enhanced capacity of the OAG to deliver assurance services on the implementation of deveolpment outcomes by Government". The four project objectives have been adapted from the Strategic Plan. It is expected that the OAG will have enhanced its capacity to carry out its work in a professional, effective and efficient manner. The proposal consists of a Results Framework based on the four objectives. The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) är den högsta revisionsinstitutionen i Zambia, vars mandat grundas i Zambias konstitution (2016), och i Public Audit Act No. 29 (2016). OAGs roll är att granska och utföra revisioner av hur offentliga sektorn fungerar vad gäller styrning och användning av statliga medel. De spelar en mycket viktig roll när det kommer till att kontrollera hur statliga medel används, främjandet av transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. De granskar statliga organ och institutioner, provinsernas administration och lokala myndigheter; ett uppdrag som kräver personal med hög kompetens och löpande kompetensutveckling. OAGs mandat har utökats genom revideringen av konstitutionen 2016. För att fylla sitt nya mandat har OAG tagit fram en ny strategisk plan för 2017-2021. Implementering är beroende av stöd från regeringen och givare. Sverige i samarbete med Norge har tidigare bidragit med stöd till OAG genom programmet ”Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Five (RIDP V) 2015-2017”. Syftet med stödet var att bidra till att stärka OAGs kapacitet att genomföra specialiserade revisioner, och förbättra revisionernas omfång. Sverige bidrog med totalt SEK 33 000 000 under treårsperioden. Sverige var det huvudsakliga givarlandet; Norge bidrog främst med tekniskt stöd, vilket kommer att fortsätta fram till 2020. Under augusti 2018 tog Ambassaden emot ett utkast av ansökan från OAG, rörande nytt stöd: ”Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Six (RIDP VI) 2018-2021”. Syftet med den nya fasen är att stödja implementeringen av OAGs nya strategiska plan, som i sin tur syftar till att stärka OAGs kapacitet att genomföra genomgripande, effektiva och tillförlitliga revisioner av statliga institutioner och program. According to the African Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions, AFROSAI-E, the Supreme Audit Institutions have improved their performances, including OAG Zambia. However, there are continuous challenges, hence to improve transparency and accountability, capacity building has to continue. AFROSAI-E offers training workshops and development of audit guidance materials. This increases participants to keep abreast with current methodology in the audit processes. Generally, continuous development of human resources is fundamental for any Supreme Audit Institutions throughout the world. This includes leadership and management as well as audit officers in areas such as IT auditing, financial, performance and compliance. Since the area of Public Financial Management is developing, foremost in relation to IT, Supreme Audit Institutions need to keep up with the changes.    The OAG seeks support for further capacity building, to be able to implement the Strategic Plan and to give assurance that at least 80% of public resources are applied towards development outcomes. There four main objectives of this project are:  1. To provide timely and value adding auditing services for enhanced accountability, transparency and integrity of government and the public sector for the benefit of society 2. To effectively plan, execute, monitor and evaluate programmes and provide management information for timely decision making and attainment of set objectives. 3. To efficiently and effectively manage human resources. 4. To efficiently and effectively provide financial and administrative services for organisational efficiency and attainment of set objectives. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia National audit Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general Achievements of the programme implementation for the project period included a high average Revenue audit coverage rate of 94% against a planned target rate of 90% coverage by 2021 and the publication of the Auditor Generals' (AG) reports e.g. Reports on the Accounts of the Republic, Local Authorities, Parastatal and Statutory Bodies and Performance Audit, among others. In addition, the Audit Management System was implemented and the draft 2022 2026 Strategic Plan was aligned to the 8th National Development Plan (8NDP) through this support. A variety of results have been achieved during the period under review. There were some major achievements in all four (4) objective areas. In terms of objective one, audits of the different Ministries, provinces and spending agencies were carried out with revenue audits exceeding its targets by 4% as stated in the above paragraph. 85% of expenditure were audited against the target of 90% in the period under review. Other successful achievements in this area were the development of a Communication Strategy as well as Quality Assurance (QA) system and an OAG whistle blower policy. As such, transparency, accountability and integrity has been strengthened. To improve use of the OAG reports, the office engaged with CSOs such as Action Aid Zambia and Transparency International Zambia to encourage them to share audit reports with citizens. Action Aid Northern province hub and its partners were also trained on how to read audit reports by OAG to enhance their understanding. Further sensitisations were carried out on TV, Radio and online social media platforms to inform members of the public on the outcomes of audits. For objective two, the biggest achievement was the development and implementation of a Automated Audit Management System (AMS) aimed at reducing the the standard audit duration by ten days from fifty-five to forty five days. Further, the office was restructured and a Human Resource Strategy developed and implemented under objective 3. Under Objective 4, the administrative support system of the office was strengthened by the provision of tools for Auditors e.g. through the procurement of laptops and vehicles as well as through the training. According to the evaluation, this contribution was highly relevant to Zambia's governance and development needs. The objectives of the Strategic Plan responded to the needs of the key stakeholders. But a lack of platforms, mechanisms and systems for collaboration to enable the OAG and its stakeholders to meet mutual expectations were missing. Additionally, while Swedish support is relevant, there are gaps in terms of synergies between the external audit and other elements in the Public Financial Management (PFM) cycle. Further, an assessment of activities showed mixed results across the different OAG departments due to weaknesses in the monitoring and evaluation system leading to the office's inability to deliver robust and useful information to assess progress towards outcomes and contribute to learning. Swedish support has contributed to good quality audits and increased audit coverage as well as efforts to develop the capacities of OAG staff. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11460-11460A0101 Sweden The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is the Supreme Audit Institution (SAI) of Zambia and draws its mandate from the Constitution (Amendment) Act No. 2 of 2016 under Article 250 and the Public Audit Act No. 29 of 2016. The role of the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is to oversee and audit the management of public resources. It plays a fundamental role in controlling the use of public funds and to promoting sound Public Financial Management Systems, accountability and transparency. It audits the accounts of state organs, and state institutions, as well as provincial administration and local authorities. These tasks require specific competence in auditing public institutions and ongoing training of staff is a prerequisite. In 2017 the OAG developed a new Strategic Plan 2017-2021. The mandate of OAG has been expanded in accordance with the Constitution (Amendment) and the Plan has been developed to guide OAG to be able to fulfil this mandate. The Strategic Plan has also taken into account the priorities outlined in the Seventh National Development Plan. The implementation of the Plan depends both on given budget and disbursements from Government, as well as support from Cooperating Partners. Sweden has supported OAG in Zambia through a program called Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Five (RIDP V) 2015-2017 in collaboration with Norway. The purpose of the support was to assist the office to build capacity in specialised audits and to improve its audit coverage and scope. Sweden contributed SEK 33,000,000 for the 3 year program. The support increased the audit coverage for programmes funded by Cooperating Partners. Sweden has been the main funder for this phase. The Norwegian Supreme Audit Institute has given technical assistance and they will continue until 2020. In August 2018, the Embassy received a draft proposal for a new phase; Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Six (RIDP VI) 2018-2021. The purpose of this phase is to "source funding for the implementatin of selected activities that support the implementation of the OAG's 2017-2021 Strategic Plan". The proposal suggests that the project outcome will be "Enhanced capacity of the OAG to deliver assurance services on the implementation of deveolpment outcomes by Government". The four project objectives have been adapted from the Strategic Plan. It is expected that the OAG will have enhanced its capacity to carry out its work in a professional, effective and efficient manner. The proposal consists of a Results Framework based on the four objectives. The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) är den högsta revisionsinstitutionen i Zambia, vars mandat grundas i Zambias konstitution (2016), och i Public Audit Act No. 29 (2016). OAGs roll är att granska och utföra revisioner av hur offentliga sektorn fungerar vad gäller styrning och användning av statliga medel. De spelar en mycket viktig roll när det kommer till att kontrollera hur statliga medel används, främjandet av transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. De granskar statliga organ och institutioner, provinsernas administration och lokala myndigheter; ett uppdrag som kräver personal med hög kompetens och löpande kompetensutveckling. OAGs mandat har utökats genom revideringen av konstitutionen 2016. För att fylla sitt nya mandat har OAG tagit fram en ny strategisk plan för 2017-2021. Implementering är beroende av stöd från regeringen och givare. Sverige i samarbete med Norge har tidigare bidragit med stöd till OAG genom programmet ”Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Five (RIDP V) 2015-2017”. Syftet med stödet var att bidra till att stärka OAGs kapacitet att genomföra specialiserade revisioner, och förbättra revisionernas omfång. Sverige bidrog med totalt SEK 33 000 000 under treårsperioden. Sverige var det huvudsakliga givarlandet; Norge bidrog främst med tekniskt stöd, vilket kommer att fortsätta fram till 2020. Under augusti 2018 tog Ambassaden emot ett utkast av ansökan från OAG, rörande nytt stöd: ”Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Six (RIDP VI) 2018-2021”. Syftet med den nya fasen är att stödja implementeringen av OAGs nya strategiska plan, som i sin tur syftar till att stärka OAGs kapacitet att genomföra genomgripande, effektiva och tillförlitliga revisioner av statliga institutioner och program. According to the African Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions, AFROSAI-E, the Supreme Audit Institutions have improved their performances, including OAG Zambia. However, there are continuous challenges, hence to improve transparency and accountability, capacity building has to continue. AFROSAI-E offers training workshops and development of audit guidance materials. This increases participants to keep abreast with current methodology in the audit processes. Generally, continuous development of human resources is fundamental for any Supreme Audit Institutions throughout the world. This includes leadership and management as well as audit officers in areas such as IT auditing, financial, performance and compliance. Since the area of Public Financial Management is developing, foremost in relation to IT, Supreme Audit Institutions need to keep up with the changes.    The OAG seeks support for further capacity building, to be able to implement the Strategic Plan and to give assurance that at least 80% of public resources are applied towards development outcomes. There four main objectives of this project are:  1. To provide timely and value adding auditing services for enhanced accountability, transparency and integrity of government and the public sector for the benefit of society 2. To effectively plan, execute, monitor and evaluate programmes and provide management information for timely decision making and attainment of set objectives. 3. To efficiently and effectively manage human resources. 4. To efficiently and effectively provide financial and administrative services for organisational efficiency and attainment of set objectives. Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OAG/Office of the Auditor General 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 12000000 13000000 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 7000000 6000000 6000000 0 -40971 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 -5370526 37000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 4000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 6000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 6000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 6000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 7000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 4000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 4000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General -5370526.4199999999 OAG/Office of the Auditor General -40970.45 OAG/Office of the Auditor General Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11460-11460A0102 Sweden The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is the Supreme Audit Institution (SAI) of Zambia and draws its mandate from the Constitution (Amendment) Act No. 2 of 2016 under Article 250 and the Public Audit Act No. 29 of 2016. The role of the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is to oversee and audit the management of public resources. It plays a fundamental role in controlling the use of public funds and to promoting sound Public Financial Management Systems, accountability and transparency. It audits the accounts of state organs, and state institutions, as well as provincial administration and local authorities. These tasks require specific competence in auditing public institutions and ongoing training of staff is a prerequisite. In 2017 the OAG developed a new Strategic Plan 2017-2021. The mandate of OAG has been expanded in accordance with the Constitution (Amendment) and the Plan has been developed to guide OAG to be able to fulfil this mandate. The Strategic Plan has also taken into account the priorities outlined in the Seventh National Development Plan. The implementation of the Plan depends both on given budget and disbursements from Government, as well as support from Cooperating Partners. Sweden has supported OAG in Zambia through a program called Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Five (RIDP V) 2015-2017 in collaboration with Norway. The purpose of the support was to assist the office to build capacity in specialised audits and to improve its audit coverage and scope. Sweden contributed SEK 33,000,000 for the 3 year program. The support increased the audit coverage for programmes funded by Cooperating Partners. Sweden has been the main funder for this phase. The Norwegian Supreme Audit Institute has given technical assistance and they will continue until 2020. In August 2018, the Embassy received a draft proposal for a new phase; Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Six (RIDP VI) 2018-2021. The purpose of this phase is to "source funding for the implementatin of selected activities that support the implementation of the OAG's 2017-2021 Strategic Plan". The proposal suggests that the project outcome will be "Enhanced capacity of the OAG to deliver assurance services on the implementation of deveolpment outcomes by Government". The four project objectives have been adapted from the Strategic Plan. It is expected that the OAG will have enhanced its capacity to carry out its work in a professional, effective and efficient manner. The proposal consists of a Results Framework based on the four objectives. The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) är den högsta revisionsinstitutionen i Zambia, vars mandat grundas i Zambias konstitution (2016), och i Public Audit Act No. 29 (2016). OAGs roll är att granska och utföra revisioner av hur offentliga sektorn fungerar vad gäller styrning och användning av statliga medel. De spelar en mycket viktig roll när det kommer till att kontrollera hur statliga medel används, främjandet av transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. De granskar statliga organ och institutioner, provinsernas administration och lokala myndigheter; ett uppdrag som kräver personal med hög kompetens och löpande kompetensutveckling. OAGs mandat har utökats genom revideringen av konstitutionen 2016. För att fylla sitt nya mandat har OAG tagit fram en ny strategisk plan för 2017-2021. Implementering är beroende av stöd från regeringen och givare. Sverige i samarbete med Norge har tidigare bidragit med stöd till OAG genom programmet ”Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Five (RIDP V) 2015-2017”. Syftet med stödet var att bidra till att stärka OAGs kapacitet att genomföra specialiserade revisioner, och förbättra revisionernas omfång. Sverige bidrog med totalt SEK 33 000 000 under treårsperioden. Sverige var det huvudsakliga givarlandet; Norge bidrog främst med tekniskt stöd, vilket kommer att fortsätta fram till 2020. Under augusti 2018 tog Ambassaden emot ett utkast av ansökan från OAG, rörande nytt stöd: ”Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Six (RIDP VI) 2018-2021”. Syftet med den nya fasen är att stödja implementeringen av OAGs nya strategiska plan, som i sin tur syftar till att stärka OAGs kapacitet att genomföra genomgripande, effektiva och tillförlitliga revisioner av statliga institutioner och program. According to the African Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions, AFROSAI-E, the Supreme Audit Institutions have improved their performances, including OAG Zambia. However, there are continuous challenges, hence to improve transparency and accountability, capacity building has to continue. AFROSAI-E offers training workshops and development of audit guidance materials. This increases participants to keep abreast with current methodology in the audit processes. Generally, continuous development of human resources is fundamental for any Supreme Audit Institutions throughout the world. This includes leadership and management as well as audit officers in areas such as IT auditing, financial, performance and compliance. Since the area of Public Financial Management is developing, foremost in relation to IT, Supreme Audit Institutions need to keep up with the changes.    The OAG seeks support for further capacity building, to be able to implement the Strategic Plan and to give assurance that at least 80% of public resources are applied towards development outcomes. There four main objectives of this project are:  1. To provide timely and value adding auditing services for enhanced accountability, transparency and integrity of government and the public sector for the benefit of society 2. To effectively plan, execute, monitor and evaluate programmes and provide management information for timely decision making and attainment of set objectives. 3. To efficiently and effectively manage human resources. 4. To efficiently and effectively provide financial and administrative services for organisational efficiency and attainment of set objectives. Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 774535 0 0 0 0 774535 0 774535 NIRAS Sweden AB 774535 NIRAS Sweden AB Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11460-11460A0103 Sweden The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is the Supreme Audit Institution (SAI) of Zambia and draws its mandate from the Constitution (Amendment) Act No. 2 of 2016 under Article 250 and the Public Audit Act No. 29 of 2016. The role of the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is to oversee and audit the management of public resources. It plays a fundamental role in controlling the use of public funds and to promoting sound Public Financial Management Systems, accountability and transparency. It audits the accounts of state organs, and state institutions, as well as provincial administration and local authorities. These tasks require specific competence in auditing public institutions and ongoing training of staff is a prerequisite. In 2017 the OAG developed a new Strategic Plan 2017-2021. The mandate of OAG has been expanded in accordance with the Constitution (Amendment) and the Plan has been developed to guide OAG to be able to fulfil this mandate. The Strategic Plan has also taken into account the priorities outlined in the Seventh National Development Plan. The implementation of the Plan depends both on given budget and disbursements from Government, as well as support from Cooperating Partners. Sweden has supported OAG in Zambia through a program called Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Five (RIDP V) 2015-2017 in collaboration with Norway. The purpose of the support was to assist the office to build capacity in specialised audits and to improve its audit coverage and scope. Sweden contributed SEK 33,000,000 for the 3 year program. The support increased the audit coverage for programmes funded by Cooperating Partners. Sweden has been the main funder for this phase. The Norwegian Supreme Audit Institute has given technical assistance and they will continue until 2020. In August 2018, the Embassy received a draft proposal for a new phase; Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Six (RIDP VI) 2018-2021. The purpose of this phase is to "source funding for the implementatin of selected activities that support the implementation of the OAG's 2017-2021 Strategic Plan". The proposal suggests that the project outcome will be "Enhanced capacity of the OAG to deliver assurance services on the implementation of deveolpment outcomes by Government". The four project objectives have been adapted from the Strategic Plan. It is expected that the OAG will have enhanced its capacity to carry out its work in a professional, effective and efficient manner. The proposal consists of a Results Framework based on the four objectives. The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) är den högsta revisionsinstitutionen i Zambia, vars mandat grundas i Zambias konstitution (2016), och i Public Audit Act No. 29 (2016). OAGs roll är att granska och utföra revisioner av hur offentliga sektorn fungerar vad gäller styrning och användning av statliga medel. De spelar en mycket viktig roll när det kommer till att kontrollera hur statliga medel används, främjandet av transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. De granskar statliga organ och institutioner, provinsernas administration och lokala myndigheter; ett uppdrag som kräver personal med hög kompetens och löpande kompetensutveckling. OAGs mandat har utökats genom revideringen av konstitutionen 2016. För att fylla sitt nya mandat har OAG tagit fram en ny strategisk plan för 2017-2021. Implementering är beroende av stöd från regeringen och givare. Sverige i samarbete med Norge har tidigare bidragit med stöd till OAG genom programmet ”Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Five (RIDP V) 2015-2017”. Syftet med stödet var att bidra till att stärka OAGs kapacitet att genomföra specialiserade revisioner, och förbättra revisionernas omfång. Sverige bidrog med totalt SEK 33 000 000 under treårsperioden. Sverige var det huvudsakliga givarlandet; Norge bidrog främst med tekniskt stöd, vilket kommer att fortsätta fram till 2020. Under augusti 2018 tog Ambassaden emot ett utkast av ansökan från OAG, rörande nytt stöd: ”Restructuring and Institutional Development Programme Phase Six (RIDP VI) 2018-2021”. Syftet med den nya fasen är att stödja implementeringen av OAGs nya strategiska plan, som i sin tur syftar till att stärka OAGs kapacitet att genomföra genomgripande, effektiva och tillförlitliga revisioner av statliga institutioner och program. According to the African Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions, AFROSAI-E, the Supreme Audit Institutions have improved their performances, including OAG Zambia. However, there are continuous challenges, hence to improve transparency and accountability, capacity building has to continue. AFROSAI-E offers training workshops and development of audit guidance materials. This increases participants to keep abreast with current methodology in the audit processes. Generally, continuous development of human resources is fundamental for any Supreme Audit Institutions throughout the world. This includes leadership and management as well as audit officers in areas such as IT auditing, financial, performance and compliance. Since the area of Public Financial Management is developing, foremost in relation to IT, Supreme Audit Institutions need to keep up with the changes.    The OAG seeks support for further capacity building, to be able to implement the Strategic Plan and to give assurance that at least 80% of public resources are applied towards development outcomes. There four main objectives of this project are:  1. To provide timely and value adding auditing services for enhanced accountability, transparency and integrity of government and the public sector for the benefit of society 2. To effectively plan, execute, monitor and evaluate programmes and provide management information for timely decision making and attainment of set objectives. 3. To efficiently and effectively manage human resources. 4. To efficiently and effectively provide financial and administrative services for organisational efficiency and attainment of set objectives. Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OAG/Office of the Auditor General 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -25687 -25687 -25687 OAG/Office of the Auditor General -25686.96 OAG/Office of the Auditor General Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11481 Sweden The Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH) is an independent international academic institution, created in 1980 under an international agreement between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Republic of Costa Rica. Its mission is to promote and strengthen respect for human rights established in the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights and other treaties, and to contribute to consolidation of democracy in the region through education, investigation, training, technical assistance, mediation and communication. IIDH supports the Inter-American system of international human rights protection and executes local and regional projects for the dissemination of these rights among the principal non-governmental organizations and public institutions of the Americas, serving as a bridge between States and the civil society. In 2017, the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala received from Sida a delegation of regional funds of the global strategy for special initiatives on human rights and democratisation to initiate cooperation in Honduras and El Salvador. Among the selected partners to carry out regional human rights work is IIDH, which enters into cooperation agreement with the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala to promote among duty bearers and rights holders mechanisms and regional and universal standards of protection of environment, sexual and reproductive rights and related rights, which will improve access to information, to decision making and to justice of vulnerable groups affected by discrimination, exclusion and non-protection. Among the expected results are the following: - State institutions, private companies and civil society organizations facilitate and demand (respectively), access to justice in environmental and sexual and reproductive rights - civil society organizations have the necessary skills in organization, training, advocacy and defence to exercise their right to information, participation and justice in legal matter related to environment, and reproductive rights - defenders exercise their right to promote and protect human rights related to environment, territory, participation and sexual and reproductive rights - public officials are aware of and incorporate sexual and reproductive rights and women's access to justice into provision of public services The intervention contributes to facing new challenges in human rights by promoting protection of environmental and sexual and reproductive rights, and their defence in Honduras and El Salvador. Det Interamerikanska Institutet för Mänskliga Rättigheter (IIHR) är en oberoende internationell akademisk institution, skapad år 1980 enligt ett internationellt avtal mellan den Interamerikanska Domstolen för de mänskliga rättigheterna och Costa Rica. Dess uppgift är att främja och stärka respekten för de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de fastställs i den Interamerikanska Konventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra fördrag och bidra till konsolidering av demokratin i regionen genom utredningar, utbildning, tekniskt stöd, medling, informationsspridning och kommunikation. IIHR genomför projekt på nationell och regional nivå för medborgarna i Latinamerika ska ha bättra kapacitet att häva dessa rättigheter, för att staterna ska känna och utöva till sina skyldigheter och för att de mellanstatliga institutionerna bätttre ska kunna skydda dessa rättigheter och ställa stater till ansvar . År 2017 mottog Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala en delegering av medel från den globala strategin för särskilda initiativ om mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering för att stärka de mänskliga rättigheterna i Honduras och El Salvador. Mänskliga rättigheter kopplade till natturresurser och sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter har identifierats som särskilt sårbara i Honduras och El Salvador. Det är också områden där det krävs ett fördjupat arbete för att tolka och tydliggöra jurisprudens och internationella standards, samt där kapacietet och kunskap har identifierats som låg. IIHR har lång erfarenhet av kunskapshöjande insatser och en hög trovärdighet hos olika aktörer i regionen, både inom det civila samhället, rättsvårdande institutioner och internationella organisationer. IIHR föreslås därför ingå samarbetsavtal med Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala. Huvudsyftet är att tillgången information och kunskapen hos beslutsfattare, rättsväsendet och civila samhällsorganisationer och på så sätt i förlängningen öka möjligheten till rättvisa för utsatta grupper som drabbas av diskriminering, marginalisering och vars rättigheter. Bland de förväntade resultaten är följande: - Statliga institutioner, privata företag och organisationer i det civila samhället underlättar och efterfrågar tillgång till rättslig prövning vad gäller miljörättigheter och SRHR - Organisationer i det civila samhället har nödvändiga färdigheter inom organisation, utbildning, förespråkare och försvar för att utöva sin rätt till information, deltagande och rättvisa i juridiska frågor som innefattar miljö och SRHR - Försvarare utövar sin rätt att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter i samband med miljö, landrättigheter, deltagande och SRHR - Offentliga tjänstemän är medvetna om och införlivar SRHR och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster Insatsen bidrar till att möta nya utmaningar i mänskliga rättigheter genom att främja skydd av miljörättigheter och SRHR och deras försvar i Honduras, El Salvador och Guatemala. Decision makers, public officials, private sector and civil society incorporate in their political decisions, services, productive operations and demands (respectively), a human rights approach as related to environmental and sexual and reproductive health rights, especially in regards to vulnerable groups. The project seeks to promote among right holders and duty bearers use of human rights protection mechanisms which are based on regional and international human rights standards. It pretends to provide rights holders with access to information, participation in decision-making and access to justice, when affected by discrimination, exclusion and lack of state policies protecting their rights to environment, respect for sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to justice. Additionally, it seeks to provide duty bearers methodological tools to help guarantee respect for environment, sexual and reproductive health rights and access to justice. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central America, regional Reproductive health care Human rights Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general Sida cooperation provided an opportunity for IIHR de enter new thematic human rights issues which the Institute had not previously tackled, providing an opportunity for the Institute to establish itself as a relevant and up-to-date actor in the field of human rights education and research. The project produced several research publications, courses, webinars and trainings, reaching both duty bearers and rights holders. Among the most relevant results in the first desired change related to environmental defenders exercising their right to defend with less risk of persecution and in a context of greater political will for the protection of environmental resources, has been to facilitate conditions for bearers of obligations at national and local level to incorporate human rights approach in environmental protection actions. Specifically, justice operators and the private sector have been sensitized and trained on the matter and application of the Advisory Opinion C-23 Environment and Human Rights, the Escazú Agreement and the Global Compact and the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. Actions carried out include Fourth edition of the Diploma in Strategic Litigation for the Defense and Protection of the Environment; training of trainers to teach a course on strategic litigation for the defense and protection of the right to a healthy environment; course aimed at business chambers in Honduras and Guatemala about pillar two (due diligence) of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights; Guide on Human Rights Due Diligence for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs); Virtual Seminar on "Human Mobilities in the Context of Climate Change From a Human Rights Perspective"; Course on Social Audit with a Focus on Human Rights and Workshop on implementation of Citizens in Care of the Public Model; and training for trainers in the protection and care of environmental human right defenders. In the second desired change regarding sexual and reproductive health rights for Latin American women to exercise these rights with better attention and lower risks of criminalization, IIHR contributed by accompanying civil society and citizen organizations in advocacy actions for the protection of sexual and reproductive health rights of women, and by training bearers of obligations (justice operators, service providers health professionals, legislators and police) regarding the application of sexual and reproductive health rights of women in the provision of public services and decision making. With respect to civil society organizations, capacities were developed in feminist and women organizations to influence policies, practices and laws that protect the right to sexual and reproductive health of women. Some key actions include the following: In Costa Rica, an Ethical Guide for non-punishable abortion and the dispensing of emergency oral contraception (EC) in Costa Rica was developed, aimed at health service providers; education and awareness mass campaign on scientific and legal foundations of AOE and legal interruption of pregnancy in Costa Rica which reached 45,000 people according to data provided by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses; a radio spot broadcast reached 145,000 women, according to Ipsos Media Tracker. Advertising on networks aimed at women from 15-55 years old reached 265,000 women. In Honduras, based on diagnosis of the situation of criminalization of women who present obstetric emergencies, an Ethical Guide for the care of women who present obstetric emergencies was developed, taking as basis the Guide previously prepared for El Salvador; system of indicators of compliance with Honduras' commitments regarding sexual rights and women's reproductive rights was developed; training course on argumentation and advocacy techniques with a human rights approach and strategic litigation for defenders of women's sexual and reproductive health was implemented; for duty bearers, pedagogical and training-of-trainers manuals were developed based on three IIHR publications prepared during previous project periods; prparation of Compliance Indicator System of International Recommendations to the State of El Salvador and Honduras; training-of-trainers course on international systems for the protection of sexual and reproductive rights for health service providers and training-of-trainers course on international systems for the protection of sexual and reproductive rights for law enforcement. The third desired change sought for women and transsexual people, people with disabilities, indigenous people, and Afro-descendants, to enjoy functional, inclusive and rights-based democratic systems based in human rights through improving access to political participation and inclusion social in Honduras and Guatemala. Some key actions include publishing, presenting and distributing Diagnosis of norms and practices on the right to vote of Trans people: Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama in the regional meeting and launch of Latin American and Caribbean Observatory of the Political and Electoral Rights of Trans People, organized by the Electoral Observation Mission (MOE) of Colombia, the Action and Support Group of Trans People (GAAT) and Affirmative Caribbean. The objectives of the meeting were to generate a permanent space to monitor and design advocacy actions with governments and international organizations to ensure the political and electoral rights of Trans people in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Diagnosis was also presented in the 20th edition of the Inter-American Course on Elections and Democracy in 2022, where 100% of the participants considered that the publication is relevant to the protection of human rights of Trans people; 66.7% of course participants planed to incorporate data protection standards for human rights of Trans people. Among the initiatives resulting from the actions is an evaluation and update process of Trans and Non-Binary Voting Protocol by the National Office for Electoral Processes (ONPE) of Peru and updating care protocols in voting locations in Peru. The Observatory of Political Reforms in Latin America has highlighted that "the diagnosis is a valuable source of information for evaluating materials related to reform policies in the dimension of gender and politics and particularly in the sub dimension diversities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11481-11481A0101 Sweden The Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH) is an independent international academic institution, created in 1980 under an international agreement between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Republic of Costa Rica. Its mission is to promote and strengthen respect for human rights established in the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights and other treaties, and to contribute to consolidation of democracy in the region through education, investigation, training, technical assistance, mediation and communication. IIDH supports the Inter-American system of international human rights protection and executes local and regional projects for the dissemination of these rights among the principal non-governmental organizations and public institutions of the Americas, serving as a bridge between States and the civil society. In 2017, the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala received from Sida a delegation of regional funds of the global strategy for special initiatives on human rights and democratisation to initiate cooperation in Honduras and El Salvador. Among the selected partners to carry out regional human rights work is IIDH, which enters into cooperation agreement with the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala to promote among duty bearers and rights holders mechanisms and regional and universal standards of protection of environment, sexual and reproductive rights and related rights, which will improve access to information, to decision making and to justice of vulnerable groups affected by discrimination, exclusion and non-protection. Among the expected results are the following: - State institutions, private companies and civil society organizations facilitate and demand (respectively), access to justice in environmental and sexual and reproductive rights - civil society organizations have the necessary skills in organization, training, advocacy and defence to exercise their right to information, participation and justice in legal matter related to environment, and reproductive rights - defenders exercise their right to promote and protect human rights related to environment, territory, participation and sexual and reproductive rights - public officials are aware of and incorporate sexual and reproductive rights and women's access to justice into provision of public services The intervention contributes to facing new challenges in human rights by promoting protection of environmental and sexual and reproductive rights, and their defence in Honduras and El Salvador. Det Interamerikanska Institutet för Mänskliga Rättigheter (IIHR) är en oberoende internationell akademisk institution, skapad år 1980 enligt ett internationellt avtal mellan den Interamerikanska Domstolen för de mänskliga rättigheterna och Costa Rica. Dess uppgift är att främja och stärka respekten för de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de fastställs i den Interamerikanska Konventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra fördrag och bidra till konsolidering av demokratin i regionen genom utredningar, utbildning, tekniskt stöd, medling, informationsspridning och kommunikation. IIHR genomför projekt på nationell och regional nivå för medborgarna i Latinamerika ska ha bättra kapacitet att häva dessa rättigheter, för att staterna ska känna och utöva till sina skyldigheter och för att de mellanstatliga institutionerna bätttre ska kunna skydda dessa rättigheter och ställa stater till ansvar . År 2017 mottog Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala en delegering av medel från den globala strategin för särskilda initiativ om mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering för att stärka de mänskliga rättigheterna i Honduras och El Salvador. Mänskliga rättigheter kopplade till natturresurser och sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter har identifierats som särskilt sårbara i Honduras och El Salvador. Det är också områden där det krävs ett fördjupat arbete för att tolka och tydliggöra jurisprudens och internationella standards, samt där kapacietet och kunskap har identifierats som låg. IIHR har lång erfarenhet av kunskapshöjande insatser och en hög trovärdighet hos olika aktörer i regionen, både inom det civila samhället, rättsvårdande institutioner och internationella organisationer. IIHR föreslås därför ingå samarbetsavtal med Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala. Huvudsyftet är att tillgången information och kunskapen hos beslutsfattare, rättsväsendet och civila samhällsorganisationer och på så sätt i förlängningen öka möjligheten till rättvisa för utsatta grupper som drabbas av diskriminering, marginalisering och vars rättigheter. Bland de förväntade resultaten är följande: - Statliga institutioner, privata företag och organisationer i det civila samhället underlättar och efterfrågar tillgång till rättslig prövning vad gäller miljörättigheter och SRHR - Organisationer i det civila samhället har nödvändiga färdigheter inom organisation, utbildning, förespråkare och försvar för att utöva sin rätt till information, deltagande och rättvisa i juridiska frågor som innefattar miljö och SRHR - Försvarare utövar sin rätt att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter i samband med miljö, landrättigheter, deltagande och SRHR - Offentliga tjänstemän är medvetna om och införlivar SRHR och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster Insatsen bidrar till att möta nya utmaningar i mänskliga rättigheter genom att främja skydd av miljörättigheter och SRHR och deras försvar i Honduras, El Salvador och Guatemala. Decision makers, public officials, private sector and civil society incorporate in their political decisions, services, productive operations and demands (respectively), a human rights approach as related to environmental and sexual and reproductive health rights, especially in regards to vulnerable groups. The project seeks to promote among right holders and duty bearers use of human rights protection mechanisms which are based on regional and international human rights standards. It pretends to provide rights holders with access to information, participation in decision-making and access to justice, when affected by discrimination, exclusion and lack of state policies protecting their rights to environment, respect for sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to justice. Additionally, it seeks to provide duty bearers methodological tools to help guarantee respect for environment, sexual and reproductive health rights and access to justice. Sweden Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1500000 0 0 0 1500000 0 1500000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 1500000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos SE-0-SE-6-11481-11481A0102 Sweden The Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH) is an independent international academic institution, created in 1980 under an international agreement between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Republic of Costa Rica. Its mission is to promote and strengthen respect for human rights established in the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights and other treaties, and to contribute to consolidation of democracy in the region through education, investigation, training, technical assistance, mediation and communication. IIDH supports the Inter-American system of international human rights protection and executes local and regional projects for the dissemination of these rights among the principal non-governmental organizations and public institutions of the Americas, serving as a bridge between States and the civil society. In 2017, the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala received from Sida a delegation of regional funds of the global strategy for special initiatives on human rights and democratisation to initiate cooperation in Honduras and El Salvador. Among the selected partners to carry out regional human rights work is IIDH, which enters into cooperation agreement with the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala to promote among duty bearers and rights holders mechanisms and regional and universal standards of protection of environment, sexual and reproductive rights and related rights, which will improve access to information, to decision making and to justice of vulnerable groups affected by discrimination, exclusion and non-protection. Among the expected results are the following: - State institutions, private companies and civil society organizations facilitate and demand (respectively), access to justice in environmental and sexual and reproductive rights - civil society organizations have the necessary skills in organization, training, advocacy and defence to exercise their right to information, participation and justice in legal matter related to environment, and reproductive rights - defenders exercise their right to promote and protect human rights related to environment, territory, participation and sexual and reproductive rights - public officials are aware of and incorporate sexual and reproductive rights and women's access to justice into provision of public services The intervention contributes to facing new challenges in human rights by promoting protection of environmental and sexual and reproductive rights, and their defence in Honduras and El Salvador. Det Interamerikanska Institutet för Mänskliga Rättigheter (IIHR) är en oberoende internationell akademisk institution, skapad år 1980 enligt ett internationellt avtal mellan den Interamerikanska Domstolen för de mänskliga rättigheterna och Costa Rica. Dess uppgift är att främja och stärka respekten för de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de fastställs i den Interamerikanska Konventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra fördrag och bidra till konsolidering av demokratin i regionen genom utredningar, utbildning, tekniskt stöd, medling, informationsspridning och kommunikation. IIHR genomför projekt på nationell och regional nivå för medborgarna i Latinamerika ska ha bättra kapacitet att häva dessa rättigheter, för att staterna ska känna och utöva till sina skyldigheter och för att de mellanstatliga institutionerna bätttre ska kunna skydda dessa rättigheter och ställa stater till ansvar . År 2017 mottog Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala en delegering av medel från den globala strategin för särskilda initiativ om mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering för att stärka de mänskliga rättigheterna i Honduras och El Salvador. Mänskliga rättigheter kopplade till natturresurser och sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter har identifierats som särskilt sårbara i Honduras och El Salvador. Det är också områden där det krävs ett fördjupat arbete för att tolka och tydliggöra jurisprudens och internationella standards, samt där kapacietet och kunskap har identifierats som låg. IIHR har lång erfarenhet av kunskapshöjande insatser och en hög trovärdighet hos olika aktörer i regionen, både inom det civila samhället, rättsvårdande institutioner och internationella organisationer. IIHR föreslås därför ingå samarbetsavtal med Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala. Huvudsyftet är att tillgången information och kunskapen hos beslutsfattare, rättsväsendet och civila samhällsorganisationer och på så sätt i förlängningen öka möjligheten till rättvisa för utsatta grupper som drabbas av diskriminering, marginalisering och vars rättigheter. Bland de förväntade resultaten är följande: - Statliga institutioner, privata företag och organisationer i det civila samhället underlättar och efterfrågar tillgång till rättslig prövning vad gäller miljörättigheter och SRHR - Organisationer i det civila samhället har nödvändiga färdigheter inom organisation, utbildning, förespråkare och försvar för att utöva sin rätt till information, deltagande och rättvisa i juridiska frågor som innefattar miljö och SRHR - Försvarare utövar sin rätt att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter i samband med miljö, landrättigheter, deltagande och SRHR - Offentliga tjänstemän är medvetna om och införlivar SRHR och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster Insatsen bidrar till att möta nya utmaningar i mänskliga rättigheter genom att främja skydd av miljörättigheter och SRHR och deras försvar i Honduras, El Salvador och Guatemala. Decision makers, public officials, private sector and civil society incorporate in their political decisions, services, productive operations and demands (respectively), a human rights approach as related to environmental and sexual and reproductive health rights, especially in regards to vulnerable groups. The project seeks to promote among right holders and duty bearers use of human rights protection mechanisms which are based on regional and international human rights standards. It pretends to provide rights holders with access to information, participation in decision-making and access to justice, when affected by discrimination, exclusion and lack of state policies protecting their rights to environment, respect for sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to justice. Additionally, it seeks to provide duty bearers methodological tools to help guarantee respect for environment, sexual and reproductive health rights and access to justice. Sweden Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1300000 1500000 2500000 1000000 1500000 0 0 0 0 2500000 1300000 0 0 6300000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 1000000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 1300000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 1500000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 2500000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11481-11481A0103 Sweden The Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH) is an independent international academic institution, created in 1980 under an international agreement between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Republic of Costa Rica. Its mission is to promote and strengthen respect for human rights established in the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights and other treaties, and to contribute to consolidation of democracy in the region through education, investigation, training, technical assistance, mediation and communication. IIDH supports the Inter-American system of international human rights protection and executes local and regional projects for the dissemination of these rights among the principal non-governmental organizations and public institutions of the Americas, serving as a bridge between States and the civil society. In 2017, the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala received from Sida a delegation of regional funds of the global strategy for special initiatives on human rights and democratisation to initiate cooperation in Honduras and El Salvador. Among the selected partners to carry out regional human rights work is IIDH, which enters into cooperation agreement with the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala to promote among duty bearers and rights holders mechanisms and regional and universal standards of protection of environment, sexual and reproductive rights and related rights, which will improve access to information, to decision making and to justice of vulnerable groups affected by discrimination, exclusion and non-protection. Among the expected results are the following: - State institutions, private companies and civil society organizations facilitate and demand (respectively), access to justice in environmental and sexual and reproductive rights - civil society organizations have the necessary skills in organization, training, advocacy and defence to exercise their right to information, participation and justice in legal matter related to environment, and reproductive rights - defenders exercise their right to promote and protect human rights related to environment, territory, participation and sexual and reproductive rights - public officials are aware of and incorporate sexual and reproductive rights and women's access to justice into provision of public services The intervention contributes to facing new challenges in human rights by promoting protection of environmental and sexual and reproductive rights, and their defence in Honduras and El Salvador. Det Interamerikanska Institutet för Mänskliga Rättigheter (IIHR) är en oberoende internationell akademisk institution, skapad år 1980 enligt ett internationellt avtal mellan den Interamerikanska Domstolen för de mänskliga rättigheterna och Costa Rica. Dess uppgift är att främja och stärka respekten för de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de fastställs i den Interamerikanska Konventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra fördrag och bidra till konsolidering av demokratin i regionen genom utredningar, utbildning, tekniskt stöd, medling, informationsspridning och kommunikation. IIHR genomför projekt på nationell och regional nivå för medborgarna i Latinamerika ska ha bättra kapacitet att häva dessa rättigheter, för att staterna ska känna och utöva till sina skyldigheter och för att de mellanstatliga institutionerna bätttre ska kunna skydda dessa rättigheter och ställa stater till ansvar . År 2017 mottog Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala en delegering av medel från den globala strategin för särskilda initiativ om mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering för att stärka de mänskliga rättigheterna i Honduras och El Salvador. Mänskliga rättigheter kopplade till natturresurser och sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter har identifierats som särskilt sårbara i Honduras och El Salvador. Det är också områden där det krävs ett fördjupat arbete för att tolka och tydliggöra jurisprudens och internationella standards, samt där kapacietet och kunskap har identifierats som låg. IIHR har lång erfarenhet av kunskapshöjande insatser och en hög trovärdighet hos olika aktörer i regionen, både inom det civila samhället, rättsvårdande institutioner och internationella organisationer. IIHR föreslås därför ingå samarbetsavtal med Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala. Huvudsyftet är att tillgången information och kunskapen hos beslutsfattare, rättsväsendet och civila samhällsorganisationer och på så sätt i förlängningen öka möjligheten till rättvisa för utsatta grupper som drabbas av diskriminering, marginalisering och vars rättigheter. Bland de förväntade resultaten är följande: - Statliga institutioner, privata företag och organisationer i det civila samhället underlättar och efterfrågar tillgång till rättslig prövning vad gäller miljörättigheter och SRHR - Organisationer i det civila samhället har nödvändiga färdigheter inom organisation, utbildning, förespråkare och försvar för att utöva sin rätt till information, deltagande och rättvisa i juridiska frågor som innefattar miljö och SRHR - Försvarare utövar sin rätt att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter i samband med miljö, landrättigheter, deltagande och SRHR - Offentliga tjänstemän är medvetna om och införlivar SRHR och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster Insatsen bidrar till att möta nya utmaningar i mänskliga rättigheter genom att främja skydd av miljörättigheter och SRHR och deras försvar i Honduras, El Salvador och Guatemala. Decision makers, public officials, private sector and civil society incorporate in their political decisions, services, productive operations and demands (respectively), a human rights approach as related to environmental and sexual and reproductive health rights, especially in regards to vulnerable groups. The project seeks to promote among right holders and duty bearers use of human rights protection mechanisms which are based on regional and international human rights standards. It pretends to provide rights holders with access to information, participation in decision-making and access to justice, when affected by discrimination, exclusion and lack of state policies protecting their rights to environment, respect for sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to justice. Additionally, it seeks to provide duty bearers methodological tools to help guarantee respect for environment, sexual and reproductive health rights and access to justice. Sweden Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 0 3000000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 3000000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Strategy for Latin America Regional 2021-2025 Latinamerika Regionalt 2021-2025 Strengthened preconditions for democracy, increased respect for human rights and the principles of rule of law (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati, ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (temporary translation) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11597 Sweden Marie Stopes Zambia has applied to Sida for funding of 40 Million SEK to carry out the Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia during the period 2018-2021. The contribution aims to increase equitable access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. MSZ works in close collaboration with local and central health authorities to provide modern family planning services, information and education about SRHR and with provision of drugs, counselling and access to safe abortion services. A clear focus is to provide quality services to young women and girls in both urban and rural settings, in particular poor women and girls and other disenfranchised and hard to reach populations such as disabled and hiv infected women and adolescents. Marie Stopes Zambia har inkommit med en ansökan om stöd om 40 MSEK till att genomföra programmet Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia under perioden 2018-2021. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. MSZ arbetar brett med att bistå de zambiska hälsomyndigheterna med att erbjuda kvinnor och flickor moderna preventivmedel, information och utbildning om sex, samlevnad och reproduktiv hälsa samt med tillgång till mediciner, rådgivning och service kring säkra aborter. Ett tydligt fokus är på fattiga kvinnor, ungdomar och unga kvinnor både på landsbygden och i urbana områden och samt andra marginaliserade grupper som t ex funktionshindrade och hiv-smittade. Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) aims to improve women's health and reduce maternal mortality in Zambia. This is expected to be achieved through two main results: 1) Increased use of contraception and access to safe abortions among poor and marginalized women and girls; and 2) Enhanced SRHR policies and successful implementation of these. MSZ has formulated three results to be achieved within the framework of this specific intervention: 1. Increased access to modern high-quality contraceptives and safe abortion services, especially for marginalized women and adolescents. 2. Increased awareness of contraception and safe abortion through education and information to decision-makers at community level; to poor and marginalized women and young people. 3. Enhanced advocacy work to create an improved legal and policy environment for contraception and access to safe abortion. MSZ programme activities thus include direct healthcare services in close collaboration with central and local health authorities, support to MSZ's health clinics and social marketing in local markets to ensure that medical abortion drugs are available at pharmacies. MSZ will also strengthen its partnership with the government through the establishment of contracts to provide specific services on behalf of the government, to further develop a digital communication model to facilitate the concrete availability of safe abortion, and to cooperate with the Ministry of Healths health clinics to provide youth-friendly SRHR services for young people. MSZ will also participate in advocacy work and conduct dialogue for political change in the area of access to safe abortion and for contraceptives and other reproductive health commodities. MSZ will engage in strategic partnerships for community engagement with local partners. The Sida-funded initiative is expected to ensure that 102,500 women and girls access SRHR services, 14,900 medical abortion pills are distributed and 16,000 safe abortions can be performed. The effort is estimated to prevent 455 maternal deaths, 48,000 unintended pregnancies and 27,700 unsafe abortions. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Overall, Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) both met and exceeded their intended objectives related to broad programme delivery. This included outstanding results related to the number of unintended pregnancies, unsafe abortion and maternal deaths that were averted. In addition, overall rates of individuals referred by community mobilisers as well as positive perceptions of contraception exceeded targets. The comprehensive abortion care (CAC), offered by MSZ is reported as having saved many lives. The project exceeded in the following targets: 1) averting unintended pregnancies, 2) unsafe abortions and 3) maternal deaths. The target for unintended pregnancies averted was 135,000 where MSZ went above target with 99.4%. Unsafe Abortions averted had a target of 47.000 where the result was 142,819 (203.9%) and for maternal deaths averted the target was 234 and the result was 677 (189.3%). Although reaching a good number of new acceptors of contraception, the project fell below its target in most of its provinces. The overall target for the 4 provinces was 38% new adopters of contraception, with the final achievement being 19.5% overall. In Northern province however, the target was exceeded with 44,9% new adopters. The lowest number was in Eastern province (1,9%). Positively however, the % of new adopters between 15-19 years was 34,3%, showing successful uptake among adolescents. The success in reaching the target in Northern province can be partly attributed to the investment in Community Mobilisers. Northern province had the highest referral rates from community mobilisers (72.5%) and the highest rate of new contraceptive adopters (44.9%). Strong mobilisation was also noted in Copperbelt and among adolescents. The reason for not reaching targets in new contraception acceptors can be partly related to higher acceptance of contraception in Lusaka, Eastern and Copperbelt, and as such many women here already use contraception. Community acceptance of contraception overall went up, with most regions and demographic groups reporting positive perceptions and acceptance of contraception use. The project was able to strengthen quality SRHR and service delivery at different levels, from National, Facility to Community level. Political and community awareness rose, so did quality access points for SRHR services (including safe abortions). The accelerated service delivery outreach model was especially impactful and cost-effective in reaching rural and low-income populations, increasing methods of choice for women. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11597-11597A0101 Sweden Marie Stopes Zambia has applied to Sida for funding of 40 Million SEK to carry out the Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia during the period 2018-2021. The contribution aims to increase equitable access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. MSZ works in close collaboration with local and central health authorities to provide modern family planning services, information and education about SRHR and with provision of drugs, counselling and access to safe abortion services. A clear focus is to provide quality services to young women and girls in both urban and rural settings, in particular poor women and girls and other disenfranchised and hard to reach populations such as disabled and hiv infected women and adolescents. Marie Stopes Zambia har inkommit med en ansökan om stöd om 40 MSEK till att genomföra programmet Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia under perioden 2018-2021. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. MSZ arbetar brett med att bistå de zambiska hälsomyndigheterna med att erbjuda kvinnor och flickor moderna preventivmedel, information och utbildning om sex, samlevnad och reproduktiv hälsa samt med tillgång till mediciner, rådgivning och service kring säkra aborter. Ett tydligt fokus är på fattiga kvinnor, ungdomar och unga kvinnor både på landsbygden och i urbana områden och samt andra marginaliserade grupper som t ex funktionshindrade och hiv-smittade. Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) aims to improve women's health and reduce maternal mortality in Zambia. This is expected to be achieved through two main results: 1) Increased use of contraception and access to safe abortions among poor and marginalized women and girls; and 2) Enhanced SRHR policies and successful implementation of these. MSZ has formulated three results to be achieved within the framework of this specific intervention: 1. Increased access to modern high-quality contraceptives and safe abortion services, especially for marginalized women and adolescents. 2. Increased awareness of contraception and safe abortion through education and information to decision-makers at community level; to poor and marginalized women and young people. 3. Enhanced advocacy work to create an improved legal and policy environment for contraception and access to safe abortion. MSZ programme activities thus include direct healthcare services in close collaboration with central and local health authorities, support to MSZ's health clinics and social marketing in local markets to ensure that medical abortion drugs are available at pharmacies. MSZ will also strengthen its partnership with the government through the establishment of contracts to provide specific services on behalf of the government, to further develop a digital communication model to facilitate the concrete availability of safe abortion, and to cooperate with the Ministry of Healths health clinics to provide youth-friendly SRHR services for young people. MSZ will also participate in advocacy work and conduct dialogue for political change in the area of access to safe abortion and for contraceptives and other reproductive health commodities. MSZ will engage in strategic partnerships for community engagement with local partners. The Sida-funded initiative is expected to ensure that 102,500 women and girls access SRHR services, 14,900 medical abortion pills are distributed and 16,000 safe abortions can be performed. The effort is estimated to prevent 455 maternal deaths, 48,000 unintended pregnancies and 27,700 unsafe abortions. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Marie Stopes Zambia 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8100000 Marie Stopes Zambia 8100000 Marie Stopes Zambia SE-0-SE-6-11597-11597A0102 Sweden Marie Stopes Zambia has applied to Sida for funding of 40 Million SEK to carry out the Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia during the period 2018-2021. The contribution aims to increase equitable access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. MSZ works in close collaboration with local and central health authorities to provide modern family planning services, information and education about SRHR and with provision of drugs, counselling and access to safe abortion services. A clear focus is to provide quality services to young women and girls in both urban and rural settings, in particular poor women and girls and other disenfranchised and hard to reach populations such as disabled and hiv infected women and adolescents. Marie Stopes Zambia har inkommit med en ansökan om stöd om 40 MSEK till att genomföra programmet Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia under perioden 2018-2021. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. MSZ arbetar brett med att bistå de zambiska hälsomyndigheterna med att erbjuda kvinnor och flickor moderna preventivmedel, information och utbildning om sex, samlevnad och reproduktiv hälsa samt med tillgång till mediciner, rådgivning och service kring säkra aborter. Ett tydligt fokus är på fattiga kvinnor, ungdomar och unga kvinnor både på landsbygden och i urbana områden och samt andra marginaliserade grupper som t ex funktionshindrade och hiv-smittade. Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) aims to improve women's health and reduce maternal mortality in Zambia. This is expected to be achieved through two main results: 1) Increased use of contraception and access to safe abortions among poor and marginalized women and girls; and 2) Enhanced SRHR policies and successful implementation of these. MSZ has formulated three results to be achieved within the framework of this specific intervention: 1. Increased access to modern high-quality contraceptives and safe abortion services, especially for marginalized women and adolescents. 2. Increased awareness of contraception and safe abortion through education and information to decision-makers at community level; to poor and marginalized women and young people. 3. Enhanced advocacy work to create an improved legal and policy environment for contraception and access to safe abortion. MSZ programme activities thus include direct healthcare services in close collaboration with central and local health authorities, support to MSZ's health clinics and social marketing in local markets to ensure that medical abortion drugs are available at pharmacies. MSZ will also strengthen its partnership with the government through the establishment of contracts to provide specific services on behalf of the government, to further develop a digital communication model to facilitate the concrete availability of safe abortion, and to cooperate with the Ministry of Healths health clinics to provide youth-friendly SRHR services for young people. MSZ will also participate in advocacy work and conduct dialogue for political change in the area of access to safe abortion and for contraceptives and other reproductive health commodities. MSZ will engage in strategic partnerships for community engagement with local partners. The Sida-funded initiative is expected to ensure that 102,500 women and girls access SRHR services, 14,900 medical abortion pills are distributed and 16,000 safe abortions can be performed. The effort is estimated to prevent 455 maternal deaths, 48,000 unintended pregnancies and 27,700 unsafe abortions. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Marie Stopes Zambia 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 9600000 10000000 10000000 5000000 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 4600000 49600000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 4600000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia 5000000 Marie Stopes Zambia Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11597-11597A0103 Sweden Marie Stopes Zambia has applied to Sida for funding of 40 Million SEK to carry out the Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia during the period 2018-2021. The contribution aims to increase equitable access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. MSZ works in close collaboration with local and central health authorities to provide modern family planning services, information and education about SRHR and with provision of drugs, counselling and access to safe abortion services. A clear focus is to provide quality services to young women and girls in both urban and rural settings, in particular poor women and girls and other disenfranchised and hard to reach populations such as disabled and hiv infected women and adolescents. Marie Stopes Zambia har inkommit med en ansökan om stöd om 40 MSEK till att genomföra programmet Scaling Up Access to Comprehensive SRHR for Women and Girls in Zambia under perioden 2018-2021. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillgången och utnyttjandet av hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster inom ramen för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. MSZ arbetar brett med att bistå de zambiska hälsomyndigheterna med att erbjuda kvinnor och flickor moderna preventivmedel, information och utbildning om sex, samlevnad och reproduktiv hälsa samt med tillgång till mediciner, rådgivning och service kring säkra aborter. Ett tydligt fokus är på fattiga kvinnor, ungdomar och unga kvinnor både på landsbygden och i urbana områden och samt andra marginaliserade grupper som t ex funktionshindrade och hiv-smittade. Marie Stopes Zambia (MSZ) aims to improve women's health and reduce maternal mortality in Zambia. This is expected to be achieved through two main results: 1) Increased use of contraception and access to safe abortions among poor and marginalized women and girls; and 2) Enhanced SRHR policies and successful implementation of these. MSZ has formulated three results to be achieved within the framework of this specific intervention: 1. Increased access to modern high-quality contraceptives and safe abortion services, especially for marginalized women and adolescents. 2. Increased awareness of contraception and safe abortion through education and information to decision-makers at community level; to poor and marginalized women and young people. 3. Enhanced advocacy work to create an improved legal and policy environment for contraception and access to safe abortion. MSZ programme activities thus include direct healthcare services in close collaboration with central and local health authorities, support to MSZ's health clinics and social marketing in local markets to ensure that medical abortion drugs are available at pharmacies. MSZ will also strengthen its partnership with the government through the establishment of contracts to provide specific services on behalf of the government, to further develop a digital communication model to facilitate the concrete availability of safe abortion, and to cooperate with the Ministry of Healths health clinics to provide youth-friendly SRHR services for young people. MSZ will also participate in advocacy work and conduct dialogue for political change in the area of access to safe abortion and for contraceptives and other reproductive health commodities. MSZ will engage in strategic partnerships for community engagement with local partners. The Sida-funded initiative is expected to ensure that 102,500 women and girls access SRHR services, 14,900 medical abortion pills are distributed and 16,000 safe abortions can be performed. The effort is estimated to prevent 455 maternal deaths, 48,000 unintended pregnancies and 27,700 unsafe abortions. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Marie Stopes Zambia 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2711 -2711 -2711 Marie Stopes Zambia -2711.18 Marie Stopes Zambia Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Increased gender equality including greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11608 Sweden Statistics Sweden (SCB) have applied for a total of 19 122 000 SEK in order to implement "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albania, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro och Serbia) during 2019-2023. This is the fourth and final phase in the cooperation between SCB and the respective national statistical institutes. The development objective of this fourth project phase are well developed stastitical systems in the region in line with the EU acquis for stastics. The project objective is that the National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) of the region actively engage each other regarding support and transfer of know-how with reference to more efficient statistical production and adaptation ot EU standards and acquis. The component objectives are: 1) The NSIs are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative date, with retained or improved quality 2) The NSIs are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3) The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the NSIs in the region. By contributing to the strengthening and institutionalisation of the cooperation between the national statistic authorities in the region the capacity building provided in previous project phases is expected to be strengthened and as such contributes to the long term sustainability of good standards for respective countries statistics. Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) har sökt om medel om totalt 19 122 000 SEK för att genomföra "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albanien, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonien, Montenegro och Serbien) under perioden 2019-2023. Denna insats omfattar en fjärde och sista fas i samarbetet. Syftet med insatsen är att utveckla statistiska system i regionen i linje med EUs acquis för statistik. Insatsens syftar till att de nationella statistikmyndigheterna i respektive samarbetsland i regionen aktivt engagerar och stödjer varandra samt bidrar till gemensam kapacitetsutveckling, delar med sig av varandras kunskap och erfarenheter om att utveckla statistik och anpassning till EUs standards och acquis. I insatsens komponenter ingår: 1) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna producerar statistik mer effektivt genom att använda administrativ data, med bibehållen och förbättrad kvalite; 2) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna gemensamt bidrar till utbildningar och stöd till varandra, i enlighet med EUs standards och EUs acquis; 3) Att sommarskolorna institutionaliseras och fullt ut ägs av de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen. Genom att bidra till att stärka och institutionalisera samarbetet mellan de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen väntas den kapacitetsutvecklingen som ingått i tidigare faser stärkas och skapa bättre förutsättningar för långsiktig hållbarhet vad gäller god standard för respektive lands statistik. The project includes the following component objectives: 1. The national statistical institutes are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative data, with retained or improved quality. 2. The national statistical institutes are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3. The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the national statistical institutes in the region. The project will include administrative data and registers; survery methodology; and summer schools. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro North Macedonia Serbia Kosovo Europe, regional Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services Examples of results achieved include the following: - Broadened public access of data from private & public sources. - Created a statistical community among the National Statistical Institute (NSI) in the Western Balkan region. - Shared best practices, methodologies and innovative approaches, which has improved the quality of statistics. - Constitution of the ROAD group of experts with the purpose of creating a forum for NSIs to share experiences, facilitate open discussions, networking. - NSI in Albania signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with several national agencies to facilitate exchange of information on statistics. - Summer School institutionalised and owned locally by the NSIs in the region. - Trained staff: 28 NSI staff trained in EU Regulation 2018/1091 on integrated farm statistics 25 NSI staff acquired deeper understanding of user groups and producing user-specific statistical releases 14 people trained in gender statistics. - Pool of methodology experts in the region has gained the capacity to continue training statisticians. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11608-11608A0101 Sweden Statistics Sweden (SCB) have applied for a total of 19 122 000 SEK in order to implement "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albania, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro och Serbia) during 2019-2023. This is the fourth and final phase in the cooperation between SCB and the respective national statistical institutes. The development objective of this fourth project phase are well developed stastitical systems in the region in line with the EU acquis for stastics. The project objective is that the National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) of the region actively engage each other regarding support and transfer of know-how with reference to more efficient statistical production and adaptation ot EU standards and acquis. The component objectives are: 1) The NSIs are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative date, with retained or improved quality 2) The NSIs are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3) The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the NSIs in the region. By contributing to the strengthening and institutionalisation of the cooperation between the national statistic authorities in the region the capacity building provided in previous project phases is expected to be strengthened and as such contributes to the long term sustainability of good standards for respective countries statistics. Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) har sökt om medel om totalt 19 122 000 SEK för att genomföra "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albanien, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonien, Montenegro och Serbien) under perioden 2019-2023. Denna insats omfattar en fjärde och sista fas i samarbetet. Syftet med insatsen är att utveckla statistiska system i regionen i linje med EUs acquis för statistik. Insatsens syftar till att de nationella statistikmyndigheterna i respektive samarbetsland i regionen aktivt engagerar och stödjer varandra samt bidrar till gemensam kapacitetsutveckling, delar med sig av varandras kunskap och erfarenheter om att utveckla statistik och anpassning till EUs standards och acquis. I insatsens komponenter ingår: 1) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna producerar statistik mer effektivt genom att använda administrativ data, med bibehållen och förbättrad kvalite; 2) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna gemensamt bidrar till utbildningar och stöd till varandra, i enlighet med EUs standards och EUs acquis; 3) Att sommarskolorna institutionaliseras och fullt ut ägs av de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen. Genom att bidra till att stärka och institutionalisera samarbetet mellan de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen väntas den kapacitetsutvecklingen som ingått i tidigare faser stärkas och skapa bättre förutsättningar för långsiktig hållbarhet vad gäller god standard för respektive lands statistik. The project includes the following component objectives: 1. The national statistical institutes are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative data, with retained or improved quality. 2. The national statistical institutes are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3. The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the national statistical institutes in the region. The project will include administrative data and registers; survery methodology; and summer schools. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3606909 0 0 0 0 1321480 0 2285429 0 0 0 3606909 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 1321481 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2285428 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11608-11608A0102 Sweden Statistics Sweden (SCB) have applied for a total of 19 122 000 SEK in order to implement "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albania, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro och Serbia) during 2019-2023. This is the fourth and final phase in the cooperation between SCB and the respective national statistical institutes. The development objective of this fourth project phase are well developed stastitical systems in the region in line with the EU acquis for stastics. The project objective is that the National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) of the region actively engage each other regarding support and transfer of know-how with reference to more efficient statistical production and adaptation ot EU standards and acquis. The component objectives are: 1) The NSIs are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative date, with retained or improved quality 2) The NSIs are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3) The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the NSIs in the region. By contributing to the strengthening and institutionalisation of the cooperation between the national statistic authorities in the region the capacity building provided in previous project phases is expected to be strengthened and as such contributes to the long term sustainability of good standards for respective countries statistics. Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) har sökt om medel om totalt 19 122 000 SEK för att genomföra "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albanien, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonien, Montenegro och Serbien) under perioden 2019-2023. Denna insats omfattar en fjärde och sista fas i samarbetet. Syftet med insatsen är att utveckla statistiska system i regionen i linje med EUs acquis för statistik. Insatsens syftar till att de nationella statistikmyndigheterna i respektive samarbetsland i regionen aktivt engagerar och stödjer varandra samt bidrar till gemensam kapacitetsutveckling, delar med sig av varandras kunskap och erfarenheter om att utveckla statistik och anpassning till EUs standards och acquis. I insatsens komponenter ingår: 1) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna producerar statistik mer effektivt genom att använda administrativ data, med bibehållen och förbättrad kvalite; 2) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna gemensamt bidrar till utbildningar och stöd till varandra, i enlighet med EUs standards och EUs acquis; 3) Att sommarskolorna institutionaliseras och fullt ut ägs av de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen. Genom att bidra till att stärka och institutionalisera samarbetet mellan de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen väntas den kapacitetsutvecklingen som ingått i tidigare faser stärkas och skapa bättre förutsättningar för långsiktig hållbarhet vad gäller god standard för respektive lands statistik. The project includes the following component objectives: 1. The national statistical institutes are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative data, with retained or improved quality. 2. The national statistical institutes are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3. The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the national statistical institutes in the region. The project will include administrative data and registers; survery methodology; and summer schools. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1738195 1681684 0 0 0 659249 515099 383463 539816 0 0 0 380259 507336 434657 0 3419879 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 539816 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 383463 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 380259 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 434657 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 515099 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 659249 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 507336 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11608-11608A0103 Sweden Statistics Sweden (SCB) have applied for a total of 19 122 000 SEK in order to implement "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albania, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro och Serbia) during 2019-2023. This is the fourth and final phase in the cooperation between SCB and the respective national statistical institutes. The development objective of this fourth project phase are well developed stastitical systems in the region in line with the EU acquis for stastics. The project objective is that the National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) of the region actively engage each other regarding support and transfer of know-how with reference to more efficient statistical production and adaptation ot EU standards and acquis. The component objectives are: 1) The NSIs are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative date, with retained or improved quality 2) The NSIs are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3) The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the NSIs in the region. By contributing to the strengthening and institutionalisation of the cooperation between the national statistic authorities in the region the capacity building provided in previous project phases is expected to be strengthened and as such contributes to the long term sustainability of good standards for respective countries statistics. Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) har sökt om medel om totalt 19 122 000 SEK för att genomföra "Regional Cooperation Project in South Eastern Europe" (Albanien, Bosnien & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonien, Montenegro och Serbien) under perioden 2019-2023. Denna insats omfattar en fjärde och sista fas i samarbetet. Syftet med insatsen är att utveckla statistiska system i regionen i linje med EUs acquis för statistik. Insatsens syftar till att de nationella statistikmyndigheterna i respektive samarbetsland i regionen aktivt engagerar och stödjer varandra samt bidrar till gemensam kapacitetsutveckling, delar med sig av varandras kunskap och erfarenheter om att utveckla statistik och anpassning till EUs standards och acquis. I insatsens komponenter ingår: 1) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna producerar statistik mer effektivt genom att använda administrativ data, med bibehållen och förbättrad kvalite; 2) Att de nationella statistik myndigheterna gemensamt bidrar till utbildningar och stöd till varandra, i enlighet med EUs standards och EUs acquis; 3) Att sommarskolorna institutionaliseras och fullt ut ägs av de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen. Genom att bidra till att stärka och institutionalisera samarbetet mellan de nationella statistik myndigheterna i regionen väntas den kapacitetsutvecklingen som ingått i tidigare faser stärkas och skapa bättre förutsättningar för långsiktig hållbarhet vad gäller god standard för respektive lands statistik. The project includes the following component objectives: 1. The national statistical institutes are able to produce statistics more efficiently by using administrative data, with retained or improved quality. 2. The national statistical institutes are jointly able to supply each other with training and support, consistent with EU standards and EU acquis. 3. The Summer School institutionalised and fully owned by the national statistical institutes in the region. The project will include administrative data and registers; survery methodology; and summer schools. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11615 Sweden European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile in Vilnius since 2004. EHU's main focus is on humanities and the development of social responsibility and critical knowledge in social sciences and humanities, as well as ensuring high quality education through strong links with research and creative, practical applied projects in the various education programs. The EHU aims to be a contribution to a pluralist civil society in Belarus. This is supported by the fact that the majority of students return to Belarus after completed studies and find work primarily in the private sector and civil society. The contribution is a complement to EU-delegated funds and the donor fund that Sida also manages and through which Lithuania plans to contribute. The intention is to support the EHU until 09-30-2022 within the framework of the regional performance strategy for Sweden's reform cooperation with Eastern Europe. European Humanities University (EHU) är ett Belarusiskt universitet i exil i Vilnius sedan 2004. EHUs huvudfokus är humaniora och utvecklandet av socialt ansvarstagande och kritisk kunskap inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, samt att säkerställa utbildning av hög kvalitet genom stark koppling till forskning och kreativa, praktiskt tillämpade projekt i de olika utbildningsprogrammen. EHU avser vara ett bidrag till ett pluralistiskt civilt samhälle i Belarus. Detta stöds av det faktum att majoriteten av eleverna återvänder till Belarus efter avslutade studier och hittar arbete främst inom den privata sektorn och civila samhället. Insatsen är ett komplement till EU-delegerade medel och den givarfond som Sida också administrerar och genom vilken Litauen avser bidra med stöd till EHU. Avsikten är att stödja EHU fram till och med 2022-09-30, inom ramen för den regionala resultatstrategin för Sveriges reformsamarbete med Östeuropa. Utgångspunkten för Sidas stöd till EHU är att möjliggöra fortsatt verksamhet i form av en fri och oberoende högre utbildning för belarusiska studenter. EHUs verksamhet tar avstamp i universitetets strategiska plan. Huvudmmålet för den strategiska planen att stärka EHUs möjlighet att bli ett internationellt erkänt universitet som attraherar studenter från Belarus men ocskå från övriga östliga partnerskapsregionen. Målet är vidare att vara ett universitet grundat i europeiska värderingar och som kan erbjuda ett attraktivt universitetscampus och rik alumniverksamhet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Belarus Democratic participation and civil society Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors Under året har EHU arbetat med implementeringen av den Action Plan som är kopplad till universitetets långsiktiga strategi. För att stärka EHUs kapacitet när det gäller strategisk planering och för att förbättra universitetets ekonomiska bärkraftighet (bli mer oberoende av givare) har EU, Sida och Litauen, som är huvudgivare till EHU, initierat en bredare översyn av universitetets utmaningar och möjligheter. Sida finansierade under slutet av 2020 en utvärdering av stödet till EHU. Rekommendationerna som utvärderingen gav och som presenterades i början av 2021 inkluderade bl.a. behov av reformering av ledniningen och styrningen av universitetet (Governing Board och General Assembly of Part Owners), en mer utvecklad administration, speciellt när det gäller finansiell planering och uppföljning, samt att stärka arbetet när det gäller externa relationer (både med privat sektor, civila samhället och andra akademiska institutioner) dessutom poängterade utvärderingen vikten av att förbättra den akademiska kvaliteten. För att kunna svara på rekommendationerna har EHU under året, via EUD i Minsk, fått konsultstöd för att ta fram en Action Plan 2021-2026 som ska komplettera universitets långsiktiga plan EHU strategy 2019-2024. Detta för att bl.a. stärka den finansiella bärkraftigheten genom att locka både fler givare, fler studenter samt nya samarbetsaktörer. Som en del av implementeringen av den ursprungla planen har man under året arbetat för att förbättra kvaliteten på både forskning och utbildning och ökat det internationella samarbetet. Man har startat en masterutbildning i genusstudier samt etablerat nya internationalla samarbeten bl.a. inom ramen för OSUN (Open Society Univeristy Network) där EHU har deltagit i en rad aktiviteter. Under året har EHU stärkt sitt stöd till belarusiska studenter och forskare som tvingats fly eller blivit avstängda från universitet i Belarus. Under 2021 startades en Emergency Fund för att stödja studenter och forskare.. Flera givare gick in med finansiering till fonden (Litauen, Svenska Institutet, Norge, Danmark, Finland och Estland) och totalt 96 studenter fick stöd att för studera på EHU via fonden. Vidare har EHU under året etablerat en sk. Justice Hub för att ge juridisk hjälp till individer som utsatts för repressionen i Belarus men också för att utbilda jurister i bl.a internationell rätt. Diskussioner har under året förts med EU om etableringen av en EU-trustfund till förmån för EHU. Sida har i dialog med EHU beslutat att Sidas bilaterala stöd ska övergå i EUs trustfund. Därmed kommer nuvarande avtal avslutas. Utmaningar som kvarstår för EHU är att ytterligare förbättra ledningen och styrningen av universitetet och att förstärka förädringsarbetet mot de strategiska målen som är satta i universitetets Action Plan 2021-2026. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11615-11615A0101 Sweden European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile in Vilnius since 2004. EHU's main focus is on humanities and the development of social responsibility and critical knowledge in social sciences and humanities, as well as ensuring high quality education through strong links with research and creative, practical applied projects in the various education programs. The EHU aims to be a contribution to a pluralist civil society in Belarus. This is supported by the fact that the majority of students return to Belarus after completed studies and find work primarily in the private sector and civil society. The contribution is a complement to EU-delegated funds and the donor fund that Sida also manages and through which Lithuania plans to contribute. The intention is to support the EHU until 09-30-2022 within the framework of the regional performance strategy for Sweden's reform cooperation with Eastern Europe. European Humanities University (EHU) är ett Belarusiskt universitet i exil i Vilnius sedan 2004. EHUs huvudfokus är humaniora och utvecklandet av socialt ansvarstagande och kritisk kunskap inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, samt att säkerställa utbildning av hög kvalitet genom stark koppling till forskning och kreativa, praktiskt tillämpade projekt i de olika utbildningsprogrammen. EHU avser vara ett bidrag till ett pluralistiskt civilt samhälle i Belarus. Detta stöds av det faktum att majoriteten av eleverna återvänder till Belarus efter avslutade studier och hittar arbete främst inom den privata sektorn och civila samhället. Insatsen är ett komplement till EU-delegerade medel och den givarfond som Sida också administrerar och genom vilken Litauen avser bidra med stöd till EHU. Avsikten är att stödja EHU fram till och med 2022-09-30, inom ramen för den regionala resultatstrategin för Sveriges reformsamarbete med Östeuropa. Utgångspunkten för Sidas stöd till EHU är att möjliggöra fortsatt verksamhet i form av en fri och oberoende högre utbildning för belarusiska studenter. EHUs verksamhet tar avstamp i universitetets strategiska plan. Huvudmmålet för den strategiska planen att stärka EHUs möjlighet att bli ett internationellt erkänt universitet som attraherar studenter från Belarus men ocskå från övriga östliga partnerskapsregionen. Målet är vidare att vara ett universitet grundat i europeiska värderingar och som kan erbjuda ett attraktivt universitetscampus och rik alumniverksamhet. Sweden European Humanities University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency European Humanities University 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 10000000 12000000 10000000 2000000 0 0 0 8000000 5000000 8000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 2000000 0 0 0 2000000 4000000 0 0 0 42000000 European Humanities University 8000000 European Humanities University 5000000 European Humanities University 5000000 European Humanities University 8000000 European Humanities University 4000000 European Humanities University 4000000 European Humanities University 4000000 European Humanities University 2000000 European Humanities University 2000000 European Humanities University Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11615-11615A0105 Sweden European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile in Vilnius since 2004. EHU's main focus is on humanities and the development of social responsibility and critical knowledge in social sciences and humanities, as well as ensuring high quality education through strong links with research and creative, practical applied projects in the various education programs. The EHU aims to be a contribution to a pluralist civil society in Belarus. This is supported by the fact that the majority of students return to Belarus after completed studies and find work primarily in the private sector and civil society. The contribution is a complement to EU-delegated funds and the donor fund that Sida also manages and through which Lithuania plans to contribute. The intention is to support the EHU until 09-30-2022 within the framework of the regional performance strategy for Sweden's reform cooperation with Eastern Europe. European Humanities University (EHU) är ett Belarusiskt universitet i exil i Vilnius sedan 2004. EHUs huvudfokus är humaniora och utvecklandet av socialt ansvarstagande och kritisk kunskap inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, samt att säkerställa utbildning av hög kvalitet genom stark koppling till forskning och kreativa, praktiskt tillämpade projekt i de olika utbildningsprogrammen. EHU avser vara ett bidrag till ett pluralistiskt civilt samhälle i Belarus. Detta stöds av det faktum att majoriteten av eleverna återvänder till Belarus efter avslutade studier och hittar arbete främst inom den privata sektorn och civila samhället. Insatsen är ett komplement till EU-delegerade medel och den givarfond som Sida också administrerar och genom vilken Litauen avser bidra med stöd till EHU. Avsikten är att stödja EHU fram till och med 2022-09-30, inom ramen för den regionala resultatstrategin för Sveriges reformsamarbete med Östeuropa. Utgångspunkten för Sidas stöd till EHU är att möjliggöra fortsatt verksamhet i form av en fri och oberoende högre utbildning för belarusiska studenter. EHUs verksamhet tar avstamp i universitetets strategiska plan. Huvudmmålet för den strategiska planen att stärka EHUs möjlighet att bli ett internationellt erkänt universitet som attraherar studenter från Belarus men ocskå från övriga östliga partnerskapsregionen. Målet är vidare att vara ett universitet grundat i europeiska värderingar och som kan erbjuda ett attraktivt universitetscampus och rik alumniverksamhet. Sweden European Humanities University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency European Humanities University 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 3000000 3000000 European Humanities University 3000000 European Humanities University Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11615-11615A0201 Sweden European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile in Vilnius since 2004. EHU's main focus is on humanities and the development of social responsibility and critical knowledge in social sciences and humanities, as well as ensuring high quality education through strong links with research and creative, practical applied projects in the various education programs. The EHU aims to be a contribution to a pluralist civil society in Belarus. This is supported by the fact that the majority of students return to Belarus after completed studies and find work primarily in the private sector and civil society. The contribution is a complement to EU-delegated funds and the donor fund that Sida also manages and through which Lithuania plans to contribute. The intention is to support the EHU until 09-30-2022 within the framework of the regional performance strategy for Sweden's reform cooperation with Eastern Europe. European Humanities University (EHU) är ett Belarusiskt universitet i exil i Vilnius sedan 2004. EHUs huvudfokus är humaniora och utvecklandet av socialt ansvarstagande och kritisk kunskap inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, samt att säkerställa utbildning av hög kvalitet genom stark koppling till forskning och kreativa, praktiskt tillämpade projekt i de olika utbildningsprogrammen. EHU avser vara ett bidrag till ett pluralistiskt civilt samhälle i Belarus. Detta stöds av det faktum att majoriteten av eleverna återvänder till Belarus efter avslutade studier och hittar arbete främst inom den privata sektorn och civila samhället. Insatsen är ett komplement till EU-delegerade medel och den givarfond som Sida också administrerar och genom vilken Litauen avser bidra med stöd till EHU. Avsikten är att stödja EHU fram till och med 2022-09-30, inom ramen för den regionala resultatstrategin för Sveriges reformsamarbete med Östeuropa. Utgångspunkten för Sidas stöd till EHU är att möjliggöra fortsatt verksamhet i form av en fri och oberoende högre utbildning för belarusiska studenter. EHUs verksamhet tar avstamp i universitetets strategiska plan. Huvudmmålet för den strategiska planen att stärka EHUs möjlighet att bli ett internationellt erkänt universitet som attraherar studenter från Belarus men ocskå från övriga östliga partnerskapsregionen. Målet är vidare att vara ett universitet grundat i europeiska värderingar och som kan erbjuda ett attraktivt universitetscampus och rik alumniverksamhet. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 139050 139050 139050 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 139050 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11639 Sweden Marie Stopes International Afghanistan (MSIA) has submitted an application for support for the period 2019-2021, with a budget amounting to USD 4 145 610. Sida has been giving project support to MSIA since 2012; the planned support will be the fourth phase of their Afghanistan programme. MSIA works with sexual and reproductive health and rights raising awareness and increasing access for women to affordable services and products preventing unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths. Although the main beneficiaries are women, MSIA's outreach activities include also adolescents and men. The organisation is present in 11 provinces, of which Sida is presently funding activities in three provinces outside of Kabul - in Balkh, Jowzjan and Herat. The application aims at extending the project to include districts in three more provinces in Helmand, Kandahar and Nangarhar. These provinces in southern and eastern Afghanistan are contested and access to them subsequently requires functioning relations with the local Taliban leadership. The human rights situation in Afghanistan remains poor, especially in rural areas, and maternal mortality is among the highest in the world, driven by low availability of skilled SRH care and early and frequent pregnancies. In 2015, the WHO reported the Maternal Mortality Rate in Afghanistan to be 396 per 100 000 live births. This might be an underestimation because of lack of reliable information. As a comparison, the Sustainable Development Goal 3.1 is to reduce the global maternal mortality ratio by 2030 to less than 70 per 100 000 live births. The national modern contraceptive prevalence is low as well; only one in five women uses a modern contraception method. According to information from MSIA the prevalence among adolescents (15-19 years) could be as low as 6% even though 45% of respondents were married.Mode of operation:At the national level, MSIA cooperates with relevant ministries and finances three advisers/consultants to promote the inclusion of SRHR in their policies. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has included SRH in the standard Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS), although still in a limited way. Cooperation with the Ministry of Education promotes the introduction of SRH in the curriculum. Cooperation with the Ministries of Women's Affairs and Religious Affairs promotes the acceptance of SRH among the general population.At the provincial level, MSIA works out of static clinics offering a full range of services such as contraception, STI and HIV testing, child health services, immunization, as well as post- and ante-natal care, together with laboratory services. MSIA also works out of satellite clinics, usually hospitals, governmental health clinics, or other organisations. They are e.g. in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Médecins Sans Fontières for partnership, where MSF refers postnatal care and contraception services, and MSIA refers women to MSF for safe delivery services.At local level, one of MSIA’s strengths is the mobile clinics with skilled community health workers (CHW) who provide services and information to the rural, and often very poor, population.A service added to the application following the evaluation is psychosocial counselling of survivors of violence in prison. A consequence of harmful practices has been that a significant part of the female prison population consists of girls who have run away from forced marriages, domestic violence or who fail a virginity test end up with prison sentences. MSI plans to make SRH part of the psychosocial counselling services. The relevant National Priority Program in line with the Afghan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) is the NPP for Human Capital, which includes universal and quality health care services, designed for 2019-2023 and to be financed through the World Bank administered Trust Fund ARTF. Insatsen fokuserar på mödra- och barn hälsovård genom att bland annat öka tillgången på preventivmedel, öka förståelsen och acceptansen för familjeplanering. Marie Stopes International tillhandahåller dessutom basal barn- och mödrahälsovård och ger psykosocialt stöd till kvinnor som utsatts för våld i hemmet. Under 2023 nådde Sidas stöd 103 596 kvinnor och flickor i Afghanistan med information, utbildning och service kring sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health SE-0-SE-6-11639-11639A0101 Sweden Marie Stopes International Afghanistan (MSIA) has submitted an application for support for the period 2019-2021, with a budget amounting to USD 4 145 610. Sida has been giving project support to MSIA since 2012; the planned support will be the fourth phase of their Afghanistan programme. MSIA works with sexual and reproductive health and rights raising awareness and increasing access for women to affordable services and products preventing unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths. Although the main beneficiaries are women, MSIA's outreach activities include also adolescents and men. The organisation is present in 11 provinces, of which Sida is presently funding activities in three provinces outside of Kabul - in Balkh, Jowzjan and Herat. The application aims at extending the project to include districts in three more provinces in Helmand, Kandahar and Nangarhar. These provinces in southern and eastern Afghanistan are contested and access to them subsequently requires functioning relations with the local Taliban leadership. The human rights situation in Afghanistan remains poor, especially in rural areas, and maternal mortality is among the highest in the world, driven by low availability of skilled SRH care and early and frequent pregnancies. In 2015, the WHO reported the Maternal Mortality Rate in Afghanistan to be 396 per 100 000 live births. This might be an underestimation because of lack of reliable information. As a comparison, the Sustainable Development Goal 3.1 is to reduce the global maternal mortality ratio by 2030 to less than 70 per 100 000 live births. The national modern contraceptive prevalence is low as well; only one in five women uses a modern contraception method. According to information from MSIA the prevalence among adolescents (15-19 years) could be as low as 6% even though 45% of respondents were married.Mode of operation:At the national level, MSIA cooperates with relevant ministries and finances three advisers/consultants to promote the inclusion of SRHR in their policies. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has included SRH in the standard Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS), although still in a limited way. Cooperation with the Ministry of Education promotes the introduction of SRH in the curriculum. Cooperation with the Ministries of Women's Affairs and Religious Affairs promotes the acceptance of SRH among the general population.At the provincial level, MSIA works out of static clinics offering a full range of services such as contraception, STI and HIV testing, child health services, immunization, as well as post- and ante-natal care, together with laboratory services. MSIA also works out of satellite clinics, usually hospitals, governmental health clinics, or other organisations. They are e.g. in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Médecins Sans Fontières for partnership, where MSF refers postnatal care and contraception services, and MSIA refers women to MSF for safe delivery services.At local level, one of MSIA’s strengths is the mobile clinics with skilled community health workers (CHW) who provide services and information to the rural, and often very poor, population.A service added to the application following the evaluation is psychosocial counselling of survivors of violence in prison. A consequence of harmful practices has been that a significant part of the female prison population consists of girls who have run away from forced marriages, domestic violence or who fail a virginity test end up with prison sentences. MSI plans to make SRH part of the psychosocial counselling services. The relevant National Priority Program in line with the Afghan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) is the NPP for Human Capital, which includes universal and quality health care services, designed for 2019-2023 and to be financed through the World Bank administered Trust Fund ARTF. Insatsen fokuserar på mödra- och barn hälsovård genom att bland annat öka tillgången på preventivmedel, öka förståelsen och acceptansen för familjeplanering. Marie Stopes International tillhandahåller dessutom basal barn- och mödrahälsovård och ger psykosocialt stöd till kvinnor som utsatts för våld i hemmet. Under 2023 nådde Sidas stöd 103 596 kvinnor och flickor i Afghanistan med information, utbildning och service kring sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Kunduz The activities take place at this location 36.7286 68.8681 Jawzjan The activities take place at this location 36.6650 65.7520 Balkh The activities take place at this location 36.7000 67.1167 Kandahar The activities take place at this location 31.6200 65.7158 Hilmand The activities take place at this location 31.5831 64.3692 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 12000000 5000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 27000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 12000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 5000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 10000000 MSI Reproductive Choices Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of women and children to enjoy their human rights Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och flickors möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11639-11639A0103 Sweden Marie Stopes International Afghanistan (MSIA) has submitted an application for support for the period 2019-2021, with a budget amounting to USD 4 145 610. Sida has been giving project support to MSIA since 2012; the planned support will be the fourth phase of their Afghanistan programme. MSIA works with sexual and reproductive health and rights raising awareness and increasing access for women to affordable services and products preventing unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths. Although the main beneficiaries are women, MSIA's outreach activities include also adolescents and men. The organisation is present in 11 provinces, of which Sida is presently funding activities in three provinces outside of Kabul - in Balkh, Jowzjan and Herat. The application aims at extending the project to include districts in three more provinces in Helmand, Kandahar and Nangarhar. These provinces in southern and eastern Afghanistan are contested and access to them subsequently requires functioning relations with the local Taliban leadership. The human rights situation in Afghanistan remains poor, especially in rural areas, and maternal mortality is among the highest in the world, driven by low availability of skilled SRH care and early and frequent pregnancies. In 2015, the WHO reported the Maternal Mortality Rate in Afghanistan to be 396 per 100 000 live births. This might be an underestimation because of lack of reliable information. As a comparison, the Sustainable Development Goal 3.1 is to reduce the global maternal mortality ratio by 2030 to less than 70 per 100 000 live births. The national modern contraceptive prevalence is low as well; only one in five women uses a modern contraception method. According to information from MSIA the prevalence among adolescents (15-19 years) could be as low as 6% even though 45% of respondents were married.Mode of operation:At the national level, MSIA cooperates with relevant ministries and finances three advisers/consultants to promote the inclusion of SRHR in their policies. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has included SRH in the standard Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS), although still in a limited way. Cooperation with the Ministry of Education promotes the introduction of SRH in the curriculum. Cooperation with the Ministries of Women's Affairs and Religious Affairs promotes the acceptance of SRH among the general population.At the provincial level, MSIA works out of static clinics offering a full range of services such as contraception, STI and HIV testing, child health services, immunization, as well as post- and ante-natal care, together with laboratory services. MSIA also works out of satellite clinics, usually hospitals, governmental health clinics, or other organisations. They are e.g. in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Médecins Sans Fontières for partnership, where MSF refers postnatal care and contraception services, and MSIA refers women to MSF for safe delivery services.At local level, one of MSIA’s strengths is the mobile clinics with skilled community health workers (CHW) who provide services and information to the rural, and often very poor, population.A service added to the application following the evaluation is psychosocial counselling of survivors of violence in prison. A consequence of harmful practices has been that a significant part of the female prison population consists of girls who have run away from forced marriages, domestic violence or who fail a virginity test end up with prison sentences. MSI plans to make SRH part of the psychosocial counselling services. The relevant National Priority Program in line with the Afghan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) is the NPP for Human Capital, which includes universal and quality health care services, designed for 2019-2023 and to be financed through the World Bank administered Trust Fund ARTF. Insatsen fokuserar på mödra- och barn hälsovård genom att bland annat öka tillgången på preventivmedel, öka förståelsen och acceptansen för familjeplanering. Marie Stopes International tillhandahåller dessutom basal barn- och mödrahälsovård och ger psykosocialt stöd till kvinnor som utsatts för våld i hemmet. Under 2023 nådde Sidas stöd 103 596 kvinnor och flickor i Afghanistan med information, utbildning och service kring sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kunduz The activities take place at this location 36.7286 68.8681 Jawzjan The activities take place at this location 36.6650 65.7520 Balkh The activities take place at this location 36.7000 67.1167 Kandahar The activities take place at this location 31.6200 65.7158 Hilmand The activities take place at this location 31.5831 64.3692 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 15000000 0 15000000 0 0 0 15000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 15000000 MSI Reproductive Choices Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11639-11639A0104 Sweden Marie Stopes International Afghanistan (MSIA) has submitted an application for support for the period 2019-2021, with a budget amounting to USD 4 145 610. Sida has been giving project support to MSIA since 2012; the planned support will be the fourth phase of their Afghanistan programme. MSIA works with sexual and reproductive health and rights raising awareness and increasing access for women to affordable services and products preventing unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths. Although the main beneficiaries are women, MSIA's outreach activities include also adolescents and men. The organisation is present in 11 provinces, of which Sida is presently funding activities in three provinces outside of Kabul - in Balkh, Jowzjan and Herat. The application aims at extending the project to include districts in three more provinces in Helmand, Kandahar and Nangarhar. These provinces in southern and eastern Afghanistan are contested and access to them subsequently requires functioning relations with the local Taliban leadership. The human rights situation in Afghanistan remains poor, especially in rural areas, and maternal mortality is among the highest in the world, driven by low availability of skilled SRH care and early and frequent pregnancies. In 2015, the WHO reported the Maternal Mortality Rate in Afghanistan to be 396 per 100 000 live births. This might be an underestimation because of lack of reliable information. As a comparison, the Sustainable Development Goal 3.1 is to reduce the global maternal mortality ratio by 2030 to less than 70 per 100 000 live births. The national modern contraceptive prevalence is low as well; only one in five women uses a modern contraception method. According to information from MSIA the prevalence among adolescents (15-19 years) could be as low as 6% even though 45% of respondents were married.Mode of operation:At the national level, MSIA cooperates with relevant ministries and finances three advisers/consultants to promote the inclusion of SRHR in their policies. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has included SRH in the standard Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS), although still in a limited way. Cooperation with the Ministry of Education promotes the introduction of SRH in the curriculum. Cooperation with the Ministries of Women's Affairs and Religious Affairs promotes the acceptance of SRH among the general population.At the provincial level, MSIA works out of static clinics offering a full range of services such as contraception, STI and HIV testing, child health services, immunization, as well as post- and ante-natal care, together with laboratory services. MSIA also works out of satellite clinics, usually hospitals, governmental health clinics, or other organisations. They are e.g. in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Médecins Sans Fontières for partnership, where MSF refers postnatal care and contraception services, and MSIA refers women to MSF for safe delivery services.At local level, one of MSIA’s strengths is the mobile clinics with skilled community health workers (CHW) who provide services and information to the rural, and often very poor, population.A service added to the application following the evaluation is psychosocial counselling of survivors of violence in prison. A consequence of harmful practices has been that a significant part of the female prison population consists of girls who have run away from forced marriages, domestic violence or who fail a virginity test end up with prison sentences. MSI plans to make SRH part of the psychosocial counselling services. The relevant National Priority Program in line with the Afghan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) is the NPP for Human Capital, which includes universal and quality health care services, designed for 2019-2023 and to be financed through the World Bank administered Trust Fund ARTF. Insatsen fokuserar på mödra- och barn hälsovård genom att bland annat öka tillgången på preventivmedel, öka förståelsen och acceptansen för familjeplanering. Marie Stopes International tillhandahåller dessutom basal barn- och mödrahälsovård och ger psykosocialt stöd till kvinnor som utsatts för våld i hemmet. Under 2023 nådde Sidas stöd 103 596 kvinnor och flickor i Afghanistan med information, utbildning och service kring sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa. Sweden MSI Reproductive Choices Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MSI Reproductive Choices Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kunduz The activities take place at this location 36.7286 68.8681 Jawzjan The activities take place at this location 36.6650 65.7520 Balkh The activities take place at this location 36.7000 67.1167 Kandahar The activities take place at this location 31.6200 65.7158 Hilmand The activities take place at this location 31.5831 64.3692 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 30000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 15000000 12000000 0 0 42000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 12000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 15000000 MSI Reproductive Choices 15000000 MSI Reproductive Choices Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Increased access to good quality health care, including respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet, inklusive respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11690 Sweden The Local Democratic Governance (LDG) program is a program manged by a consortium of four International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) working together since 2005. This consortium includes NCA (Norwegian Church Aid-from Norway), Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (from Switzerland), SNV (from Netherlands) and Diakonia (from Sweden). The program is led by Diakonia who will be accountable to the Embassy for program’s performance, risk and financial management. This phase has been accepted after several consultations regarding the aim of the program, its link with the 2016-2020 Swedish cooperation strategy with Mali and its operationalization as well as the duration of the Sida support to the Programme for twelve years. The two parties concluded to move towards a responsible phasing out during a final fourth phase of the program. This will be done through the set-up of a three-year program from 2018-2020. This last phase will enable to consolidate and capitalize on results, knowledge and experience acquired during previous phases of the program from 2005 to 2017. The intervention is designed to tackle issues on land and natural resources governance. This will be done by 1) Strengthening local land management arrangements as well as citizen control of natural resources management; 2) Improving performance of local government authorities in natural resources management and 3) Improving inclusive management of natural resources by local stakeholders. For tackling these issues, land commissions and other local arrangements will manage inclusively conflict related to natural resources, the intervention will feed the permanent secretariat of agricultural orientation law with support tools for setting-up and opertionalization of land commissions and CSOs will engage advocacy at the level of national and local policies. In addition, the municipalities will delegate the management of  collective infrastructures previously realized by the program to socio-professional organizations  and local actors. The total budget is 35 MSEK and ist is totally funded by Sida. Out of this budget, 1 MSEK will be borne by Sida for the purpose of external final evaluation Programmet för lokal demokratisk styrning (LDG) är ett program som hanteras av ett konsortium av fyra internationella enskilda organisationer (INGOs) som arbetar tillsammans sedan 2005. I detta konsortium ingår Norwegian Church Aid( NCA), Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (från Schweiz) , SNV Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV) (från Nederländerna) och Diakonia (från Sverige). Programmet leds av Diakonia som kommer att vara ansvarig i relation till Sida genom avtal för programmets resultat, risker och finansiella förvaltning. Denna nu aktuella insatsen har godkänts efter flera samråd med parterna om programmets syfte, dess koppling till den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Mali 2016-2020 och dess operationalisering samt insatsens varaktighet och uthållighet efter sammanlagt tolv års stöd från Sida. Parterna har enats om ansvarsfull avveckling under denna sista fjärde fasen av programmet. Detta kommer att ske genom upprättandet av ett treårigt program för perioden 2018-2020 som kommer att möjliggöra att konsolidera och utnyttja resultat, kunskaper och erfarenheter som uppnåtts under tidigare faser av programmet från 2005 till 2017. Insatsen är utformad för att ta itu med frågor om styrning av mark och naturresurser. Detta kommer att ske genom 1) Förstärkning av lokala markförvaltningsarrangemang samt medborgerlig kontroll av naturresursförvaltningen, 2) Förbättrad kapacitet för lokala myndigheter inom naturresursförvaltningen och 3) Förbättrad inkluderande förvaltning av naturresurser av lokala intressenter och målgrupper. För att ta itu med dessa utmaningar kommer landkommissioner och andra lokala organ hantera delaktighet och konflikter i samband frågor kring naturresurser. Insatsen kommer att kontinuerligt förse det permanenta sekretariatet för jordbrukslagstiftning med stödverktyg för inrättande och operationalisering av lagstiftning kring mark och det civila samhället kommer att engagera sig i olika nivåer av nationell- och lokal politik på området. Dessutom kommer kommunerna att delegera förvaltningen av kollektiva infrastrukturer som tidigare genomförts av programmet till socio-professionella organisationer och lokala aktörer. Budgeten är 35 MSEK för perioden 2018-2020. Av denna summa förbehåller sig Sida 1 MSEK för att utföra en extern utvärdering. Budgeten utgörs i sin helhet av medel från Sida. Implemented since 2005 by four INGOs, the exit phase of the LDG program aims at contributing to equitable, peaceful and sustainable exploitation of natural resources between communities. The program intends to consolidate the results achieved so far and to transfer tools and approaches previously developed to appropriate authorities and share good practices. This will be done through 1) Strengthening local land management arrangements as well as citizens' control of natural resources management, 2) Improving the performance of local government authorities in natural resources management and 3) Improving inclusive management of natural resources by local stakeholders.  The desired changes are threefold: 1) pacific access to natural resources and ensuring citizens' control over the management of natural resources,  capacity of local government authorities and socio-professional organizations respectively in the management of natural resources and in the delegated management of natural resources strengthened and local stakeholders (local government authorities, socio-professional organizations, small-scale farms) are equipped with tools and approaches for sustainable management of natural resources (provision of family-farm advisory tools.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Rural land policy and management Other Multisector Gender mainstreaming in the program In general, the integration of the gender dimension has been systematic and very thoughtful. This is reflected in the project documents and in targeting of women as among the main beneficiaries of the program. Particular attention has been put on the specific needs of women. However, there was a double limit to the relevance of the gender approach. It concerns the lack of collection of gender-sensitive and/or gender-disaggregated baseline data, preventing any definitive conclusion on the real level of economic change induced by the program. Added-value of the consortium work The position of lead organization (organization signatory of the agreement with the Embassy) occupied by Diakonia since the phase 3 of the program, satisfies all stakeholders, from members of the consortium to the Embassy. Reports have been produced on time and deemed to be of higher quality. Some quality approaches and tools have been produced. Support documents for land commissions, watchdog committees, advisory for family farms or for the financial management of cooperatives are precise, complete and understandable and can be used by anyone. In addition, tools revised with and for local authorities in the municipalities covered by the program such as the local development plans (PDSEC) and the Land Use Planning Schemes (SAT), respond to the needs of communities and are being used, which was not the case before. An important work has also been undertaken in the archiving system with the translation into vernacular languages of essential administrative documents, is also noteworthy. However, it appears that some collective learning and follow-up activities would require better planned programming, with precise dates known longer in advance. Capacity of Civil Society Organizations strengthened The program has implemented activities, particularly capacity building activities, that produce rapid results. The support provided to the Land Commissions (COFOs), the Citizen's Watch Committees (CVCs), but also all the work organized around advice to family farms or herd management leads to an effective transfer of skills thanks to the implementation of well-planned activities, adapted to the needs and capacities of the beneficiaries. The evaluation has shown, however, that the program was characterized by a minimalist understanding of the concept of capitalization, with the program confusing capitalization work with documentation work. Even though this work has made use of tools that are, if not innovative, at least less conventional than narrative reports (e.g., a film), there is no reflection on the causal links between what has been done and what has been achieved, on the conditions under which certain changes take place, nor is there any analysis of the reasons why not all the hoped-for changes have been visible. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11690-11690A0101 Sweden The Local Democratic Governance (LDG) program is a program manged by a consortium of four International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) working together since 2005. This consortium includes NCA (Norwegian Church Aid-from Norway), Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (from Switzerland), SNV (from Netherlands) and Diakonia (from Sweden). The program is led by Diakonia who will be accountable to the Embassy for program’s performance, risk and financial management. This phase has been accepted after several consultations regarding the aim of the program, its link with the 2016-2020 Swedish cooperation strategy with Mali and its operationalization as well as the duration of the Sida support to the Programme for twelve years. The two parties concluded to move towards a responsible phasing out during a final fourth phase of the program. This will be done through the set-up of a three-year program from 2018-2020. This last phase will enable to consolidate and capitalize on results, knowledge and experience acquired during previous phases of the program from 2005 to 2017. The intervention is designed to tackle issues on land and natural resources governance. This will be done by 1) Strengthening local land management arrangements as well as citizen control of natural resources management; 2) Improving performance of local government authorities in natural resources management and 3) Improving inclusive management of natural resources by local stakeholders. For tackling these issues, land commissions and other local arrangements will manage inclusively conflict related to natural resources, the intervention will feed the permanent secretariat of agricultural orientation law with support tools for setting-up and opertionalization of land commissions and CSOs will engage advocacy at the level of national and local policies. In addition, the municipalities will delegate the management of  collective infrastructures previously realized by the program to socio-professional organizations  and local actors. The total budget is 35 MSEK and ist is totally funded by Sida. Out of this budget, 1 MSEK will be borne by Sida for the purpose of external final evaluation Programmet för lokal demokratisk styrning (LDG) är ett program som hanteras av ett konsortium av fyra internationella enskilda organisationer (INGOs) som arbetar tillsammans sedan 2005. I detta konsortium ingår Norwegian Church Aid( NCA), Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (från Schweiz) , SNV Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV) (från Nederländerna) och Diakonia (från Sverige). Programmet leds av Diakonia som kommer att vara ansvarig i relation till Sida genom avtal för programmets resultat, risker och finansiella förvaltning. Denna nu aktuella insatsen har godkänts efter flera samråd med parterna om programmets syfte, dess koppling till den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Mali 2016-2020 och dess operationalisering samt insatsens varaktighet och uthållighet efter sammanlagt tolv års stöd från Sida. Parterna har enats om ansvarsfull avveckling under denna sista fjärde fasen av programmet. Detta kommer att ske genom upprättandet av ett treårigt program för perioden 2018-2020 som kommer att möjliggöra att konsolidera och utnyttja resultat, kunskaper och erfarenheter som uppnåtts under tidigare faser av programmet från 2005 till 2017. Insatsen är utformad för att ta itu med frågor om styrning av mark och naturresurser. Detta kommer att ske genom 1) Förstärkning av lokala markförvaltningsarrangemang samt medborgerlig kontroll av naturresursförvaltningen, 2) Förbättrad kapacitet för lokala myndigheter inom naturresursförvaltningen och 3) Förbättrad inkluderande förvaltning av naturresurser av lokala intressenter och målgrupper. För att ta itu med dessa utmaningar kommer landkommissioner och andra lokala organ hantera delaktighet och konflikter i samband frågor kring naturresurser. Insatsen kommer att kontinuerligt förse det permanenta sekretariatet för jordbrukslagstiftning med stödverktyg för inrättande och operationalisering av lagstiftning kring mark och det civila samhället kommer att engagera sig i olika nivåer av nationell- och lokal politik på området. Dessutom kommer kommunerna att delegera förvaltningen av kollektiva infrastrukturer som tidigare genomförts av programmet till socio-professionella organisationer och lokala aktörer. Budgeten är 35 MSEK för perioden 2018-2020. Av denna summa förbehåller sig Sida 1 MSEK för att utföra en extern utvärdering. Budgeten utgörs i sin helhet av medel från Sida. Implemented since 2005 by four INGOs, the exit phase of the LDG program aims at contributing to equitable, peaceful and sustainable exploitation of natural resources between communities. The program intends to consolidate the results achieved so far and to transfer tools and approaches previously developed to appropriate authorities and share good practices. This will be done through 1) Strengthening local land management arrangements as well as citizens' control of natural resources management, 2) Improving the performance of local government authorities in natural resources management and 3) Improving inclusive management of natural resources by local stakeholders.  The desired changes are threefold: 1) pacific access to natural resources and ensuring citizens' control over the management of natural resources,  capacity of local government authorities and socio-professional organizations respectively in the management of natural resources and in the delegated management of natural resources strengthened and local stakeholders (local government authorities, socio-professional organizations, small-scale farms) are equipped with tools and approaches for sustainable management of natural resources (provision of family-farm advisory tools.  Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia Kita The activities take place at this location 13.033326 -9.489345 Nioro The activities take place at this location 15.233040 -9.591717 Koulikoro The activities take place at this location 12.865542 -7.560108 Nara The activities take place at this location 15.167468 -7.290257 Sikasso The activities take place at this location 11.318891 -5.697050 Koutiala The activities take place at this location 12.375413 -5.472460 Bougouni The activities take place at this location 11.417391 -7.472595 Ségou The activities take place at this location 13.429234 -6.249622 San The activities take place at this location 13.293235 -4.898804 Mopti The activities take place at this location 14.492071 -4.193873 Bandiagara The activities take place at this location 14.349512 -3.609231 Timbouctou The activities take place at this location 16.765718 -3.002321 Gao The activities take place at this location 16.264181 -0.024778 Kidal The activities take place at this location 18.446477 1.408996 Ménaka The activities take place at this location 15.915128 2.397797 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17500000 10000000 16012000 0 0 0 17500000 10000000 0 6500000 0 9512000 43512000 Diakonia 17500000 Diakonia 10000000 Diakonia 6500000 Diakonia 9512000 Diakonia Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of civil society to participate in political processes and promote accountability Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att delta i politiska processer och verka för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened peace and reconciliation mechanisms at national and local level Stärkta freds- och försoningsmekanismer på nationell och lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased sustainability and resilience of agriculture, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions and sustainable use of natural resources Ökad hållbarhet och motståndskraft i lantbruket, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11690-11690A0103 Sweden The Local Democratic Governance (LDG) program is a program manged by a consortium of four International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) working together since 2005. This consortium includes NCA (Norwegian Church Aid-from Norway), Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (from Switzerland), SNV (from Netherlands) and Diakonia (from Sweden). The program is led by Diakonia who will be accountable to the Embassy for program’s performance, risk and financial management. This phase has been accepted after several consultations regarding the aim of the program, its link with the 2016-2020 Swedish cooperation strategy with Mali and its operationalization as well as the duration of the Sida support to the Programme for twelve years. The two parties concluded to move towards a responsible phasing out during a final fourth phase of the program. This will be done through the set-up of a three-year program from 2018-2020. This last phase will enable to consolidate and capitalize on results, knowledge and experience acquired during previous phases of the program from 2005 to 2017. The intervention is designed to tackle issues on land and natural resources governance. This will be done by 1) Strengthening local land management arrangements as well as citizen control of natural resources management; 2) Improving performance of local government authorities in natural resources management and 3) Improving inclusive management of natural resources by local stakeholders. For tackling these issues, land commissions and other local arrangements will manage inclusively conflict related to natural resources, the intervention will feed the permanent secretariat of agricultural orientation law with support tools for setting-up and opertionalization of land commissions and CSOs will engage advocacy at the level of national and local policies. In addition, the municipalities will delegate the management of  collective infrastructures previously realized by the program to socio-professional organizations  and local actors. The total budget is 35 MSEK and ist is totally funded by Sida. Out of this budget, 1 MSEK will be borne by Sida for the purpose of external final evaluation Programmet för lokal demokratisk styrning (LDG) är ett program som hanteras av ett konsortium av fyra internationella enskilda organisationer (INGOs) som arbetar tillsammans sedan 2005. I detta konsortium ingår Norwegian Church Aid( NCA), Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (från Schweiz) , SNV Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV) (från Nederländerna) och Diakonia (från Sverige). Programmet leds av Diakonia som kommer att vara ansvarig i relation till Sida genom avtal för programmets resultat, risker och finansiella förvaltning. Denna nu aktuella insatsen har godkänts efter flera samråd med parterna om programmets syfte, dess koppling till den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Mali 2016-2020 och dess operationalisering samt insatsens varaktighet och uthållighet efter sammanlagt tolv års stöd från Sida. Parterna har enats om ansvarsfull avveckling under denna sista fjärde fasen av programmet. Detta kommer att ske genom upprättandet av ett treårigt program för perioden 2018-2020 som kommer att möjliggöra att konsolidera och utnyttja resultat, kunskaper och erfarenheter som uppnåtts under tidigare faser av programmet från 2005 till 2017. Insatsen är utformad för att ta itu med frågor om styrning av mark och naturresurser. Detta kommer att ske genom 1) Förstärkning av lokala markförvaltningsarrangemang samt medborgerlig kontroll av naturresursförvaltningen, 2) Förbättrad kapacitet för lokala myndigheter inom naturresursförvaltningen och 3) Förbättrad inkluderande förvaltning av naturresurser av lokala intressenter och målgrupper. För att ta itu med dessa utmaningar kommer landkommissioner och andra lokala organ hantera delaktighet och konflikter i samband frågor kring naturresurser. Insatsen kommer att kontinuerligt förse det permanenta sekretariatet för jordbrukslagstiftning med stödverktyg för inrättande och operationalisering av lagstiftning kring mark och det civila samhället kommer att engagera sig i olika nivåer av nationell- och lokal politik på området. Dessutom kommer kommunerna att delegera förvaltningen av kollektiva infrastrukturer som tidigare genomförts av programmet till socio-professionella organisationer och lokala aktörer. Budgeten är 35 MSEK för perioden 2018-2020. Av denna summa förbehåller sig Sida 1 MSEK för att utföra en extern utvärdering. Budgeten utgörs i sin helhet av medel från Sida. Implemented since 2005 by four INGOs, the exit phase of the LDG program aims at contributing to equitable, peaceful and sustainable exploitation of natural resources between communities. The program intends to consolidate the results achieved so far and to transfer tools and approaches previously developed to appropriate authorities and share good practices. This will be done through 1) Strengthening local land management arrangements as well as citizens' control of natural resources management, 2) Improving the performance of local government authorities in natural resources management and 3) Improving inclusive management of natural resources by local stakeholders.  The desired changes are threefold: 1) pacific access to natural resources and ensuring citizens' control over the management of natural resources,  capacity of local government authorities and socio-professional organizations respectively in the management of natural resources and in the delegated management of natural resources strengthened and local stakeholders (local government authorities, socio-professional organizations, small-scale farms) are equipped with tools and approaches for sustainable management of natural resources (provision of family-farm advisory tools.  Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 0 1000000 1000000 NIRAS Sweden AB 907384 NIRAS Sweden AB Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11690-11690A0104 Sweden The Local Democratic Governance (LDG) program is a program manged by a consortium of four International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) working together since 2005. This consortium includes NCA (Norwegian Church Aid-from Norway), Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (from Switzerland), SNV (from Netherlands) and Diakonia (from Sweden). The program is led by Diakonia who will be accountable to the Embassy for program’s performance, risk and financial management. This phase has been accepted after several consultations regarding the aim of the program, its link with the 2016-2020 Swedish cooperation strategy with Mali and its operationalization as well as the duration of the Sida support to the Programme for twelve years. The two parties concluded to move towards a responsible phasing out during a final fourth phase of the program. This will be done through the set-up of a three-year program from 2018-2020. This last phase will enable to consolidate and capitalize on results, knowledge and experience acquired during previous phases of the program from 2005 to 2017. The intervention is designed to tackle issues on land and natural resources governance. This will be done by 1) Strengthening local land management arrangements as well as citizen control of natural resources management; 2) Improving performance of local government authorities in natural resources management and 3) Improving inclusive management of natural resources by local stakeholders. For tackling these issues, land commissions and other local arrangements will manage inclusively conflict related to natural resources, the intervention will feed the permanent secretariat of agricultural orientation law with support tools for setting-up and opertionalization of land commissions and CSOs will engage advocacy at the level of national and local policies. In addition, the municipalities will delegate the management of  collective infrastructures previously realized by the program to socio-professional organizations  and local actors. The total budget is 35 MSEK and ist is totally funded by Sida. Out of this budget, 1 MSEK will be borne by Sida for the purpose of external final evaluation Programmet för lokal demokratisk styrning (LDG) är ett program som hanteras av ett konsortium av fyra internationella enskilda organisationer (INGOs) som arbetar tillsammans sedan 2005. I detta konsortium ingår Norwegian Church Aid( NCA), Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (från Schweiz) , SNV Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV) (från Nederländerna) och Diakonia (från Sverige). Programmet leds av Diakonia som kommer att vara ansvarig i relation till Sida genom avtal för programmets resultat, risker och finansiella förvaltning. Denna nu aktuella insatsen har godkänts efter flera samråd med parterna om programmets syfte, dess koppling till den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Mali 2016-2020 och dess operationalisering samt insatsens varaktighet och uthållighet efter sammanlagt tolv års stöd från Sida. Parterna har enats om ansvarsfull avveckling under denna sista fjärde fasen av programmet. Detta kommer att ske genom upprättandet av ett treårigt program för perioden 2018-2020 som kommer att möjliggöra att konsolidera och utnyttja resultat, kunskaper och erfarenheter som uppnåtts under tidigare faser av programmet från 2005 till 2017. Insatsen är utformad för att ta itu med frågor om styrning av mark och naturresurser. Detta kommer att ske genom 1) Förstärkning av lokala markförvaltningsarrangemang samt medborgerlig kontroll av naturresursförvaltningen, 2) Förbättrad kapacitet för lokala myndigheter inom naturresursförvaltningen och 3) Förbättrad inkluderande förvaltning av naturresurser av lokala intressenter och målgrupper. För att ta itu med dessa utmaningar kommer landkommissioner och andra lokala organ hantera delaktighet och konflikter i samband frågor kring naturresurser. Insatsen kommer att kontinuerligt förse det permanenta sekretariatet för jordbrukslagstiftning med stödverktyg för inrättande och operationalisering av lagstiftning kring mark och det civila samhället kommer att engagera sig i olika nivåer av nationell- och lokal politik på området. Dessutom kommer kommunerna att delegera förvaltningen av kollektiva infrastrukturer som tidigare genomförts av programmet till socio-professionella organisationer och lokala aktörer. Budgeten är 35 MSEK för perioden 2018-2020. Av denna summa förbehåller sig Sida 1 MSEK för att utföra en extern utvärdering. Budgeten utgörs i sin helhet av medel från Sida. Implemented since 2005 by four INGOs, the exit phase of the LDG program aims at contributing to equitable, peaceful and sustainable exploitation of natural resources between communities. The program intends to consolidate the results achieved so far and to transfer tools and approaches previously developed to appropriate authorities and share good practices. This will be done through 1) Strengthening local land management arrangements as well as citizens' control of natural resources management, 2) Improving the performance of local government authorities in natural resources management and 3) Improving inclusive management of natural resources by local stakeholders.  The desired changes are threefold: 1) pacific access to natural resources and ensuring citizens' control over the management of natural resources,  capacity of local government authorities and socio-professional organizations respectively in the management of natural resources and in the delegated management of natural resources strengthened and local stakeholders (local government authorities, socio-professional organizations, small-scale farms) are equipped with tools and approaches for sustainable management of natural resources (provision of family-farm advisory tools.  Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia Kita The activities take place at this location 13.033326 -9.489345 Nioro The activities take place at this location 15.233040 -9.591717 Koulikoro The activities take place at this location 12.865542 -7.560108 Nara The activities take place at this location 15.167468 -7.290257 Sikasso The activities take place at this location 11.318891 -5.697050 Koutiala The activities take place at this location 12.375413 -5.472460 Bougouni The activities take place at this location 11.417391 -7.472595 Ségou The activities take place at this location 13.429234 -6.249622 San The activities take place at this location 13.293235 -4.898804 Mopti The activities take place at this location 14.492071 -4.193873 Bandiagara The activities take place at this location 14.349512 -3.609231 Timbouctou The activities take place at this location 16.765718 -3.002321 Gao The activities take place at this location 16.264181 -0.024778 Kidal The activities take place at this location 18.446477 1.408996 Ménaka The activities take place at this location 15.915128 2.397797 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -97486 -97486 Diakonia Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-11700 Sweden The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to capacity and knowledge development in the field of SPS (Sanitary and phyto-Sanitary) and to support countries in their efforts to comply to international SPS norms and standards. Compliance to international norms will enhance the export potential of developing countries in safe food. It will contribute to employment creation and income generation, namely in the agricultural sector. The majority of the beneficiaries are the least developing countries, in particular African countries. The STDF is a multi-stakeholder partnership which is supported by a number of bilateral agencies. Sida is one the funding partners. The STDF has delivered good results from previous Sida's support. Several external evaluations have confirmed the relevance and strategic role of the STDF. The STDF has well developed rules and regulations to ensure implementation and follow-up and reporting of results. The annual total budget requirement for the implementation of the STDF strategy is around 70 millions SEK. Sida's contribution is 10 Millions SEK per year and the remaining amount is financed by other bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Norway and the EU. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till kapacitet och kunskapsutveckling inom SPS området (Sanitära och phyto-sanitära område) och att stödja länder i deras ansträngningar att följa internationella normer och standarder. Efterlevnaden av internationella normer kommer att öka utvecklingsländernas exportpotential i SPS relaterade produkter. Det kommer att bidra till sysselsättningsskapande och inkomstgenerering, särskilt inom jordbrukssektorn. Majoriteten av stödmottagarna är de minst utvecklande länderna, särskilt de afrikanska länderna. STDF är ett partnerskap med flera aktörer som stöds av ett antal bilaterala givare. Sida är en av finansieringspartnerna. STDF har levererat goda resultat från tidigare Sida stöd. Flera externa utvärderingar har bekräftat STDFs relevans och strategiska roll. STDF har väl utvecklade regler och föreskrifter för att säkerställa genomförande och uppföljning och rapportering av resultat. Det årliga totala budgetbehovet för genomförandet av STDF-strategin ligger på cirka 70 miljoner SEK. Sidas bidrag är 10 miljoner SEK per år och resterande belopp finansieras av andra bilaterala och multi-laterala organisationer som Storbritannien, Nederländerna, Norge och EU. SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) åtgärder är krav på produkter som finns till för att värna människors, djurs och växters hälsa. WTOs SPS-avtal ger rätt att ställa rimliga krav, baserade på forskning och internationella standards för att skydda konsumenter mot t ex för höga halter av bekämpningsmedel eller det inhemska jordbruket från växt och djursjukdomar samt invasiva arter som även kan ha allvarliga effekter på biologisk mångfald. SPS åtgärder kan dock nyttjas för protektionism och utgör tillsammans med andra tekniska krav många gånger mer betydande hinder för handel med lantbruksprodukter än tullar, i synnerhet de som riskerar att drabba småföretag och producenter i sektorer av stor betydelse för sysselsättningen i utvecklings-ekonomier. Dels ökar SPS åtgärder administrationskostnader och behov av samordning, dels har många länder och dess företagare och lantbrukare otillräcklig kapacitet att leva upp till kraven och därmed få tillträde till internationella marknader. STDF bildades 2004 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO/STDF. STDF har som målsättning att stärka SPS kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därigenom facilitera säker handel med lantbruksprodukter. Det syftar i sin tur till att att stärka och förbättra utvecklingsländers exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträde vilket på sikt kan bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. I slutet av insatsen förväntas fler synergier och samarbete som driver katalytiska förbättringar av SPS i ett antal utvecklingsländer, samt större tillgång till och användning av god praxis och kunskapsprodukter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Det förväntas att detta kommer att stärka SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer och deras förmåga att handla säkert med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter, baserat på internationella standarder. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS frågor och erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området dels att finansiera och stödja projekt eller projektförberedande analyser inom SPS området. STDF strävar också efter att påverka och katalysera SPS förbättringar i större utsträckning, inklusive genom utåtriktad verksamhet och spridning av resultat, metoder och lärdomar Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations Det finns tydliga indikationer baserade på den externa utvärderingen 2024 och de resultat som rapporteras att STDFs verksamhet är relevant och bidrar till måluppfyllelse. Med den nya strategin 2025-2030 på plats och dess betoning av innovation, skalning och mobilisering samt övriga förbättringar som svarar mot utvärderingens rekommendationer om bland annat förstärkt resultatstyrning och utvärdering av effekter bedöms STDF tydligt bidra till och styra mot mål-sättningen. Risken är jämförelsevis låg i allmänhet. Sida bedömer därför att det är mycket troligt att målen kommer nås. Den externa utvärderingen av STDF år 2024 drog slutsatsen att STDF har ökat SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer, mätt genom bidrag till lagstiftning, strategier, strukturer och/eller processer relaterade till SPS, och förbättrat genomförandet av handelsfokuserade åtgärder för att säkerställa livsmedelssäkerhet samt växt och djurhälsa. STDF bedömdes levererat betydande och konkreta resultat, och de länder och sektorer som har gynnats av STDFs stöd hade sett en starkare exporttillväxt inom utvalda jordbruksprodukter än deras jämförelseländer. Som redogörs för i mer detalj i beredningen av förlängningen av insatsen i slutet av 2024, fann dock utvärderingen det utmanande att fastställa bidraget till fattigdomsminskning, då bland annat inhemska spridningseffekter var svårare att fastställa i och med att fokus låg på exportsektorer. Effektutvärderingar på projektnivå visade överlag tydliga bidrag till målen, men noterade vissa utmaningar med hållbarhet. I början av 2025, baserat på resultaten från den externa utvärderingen, antogs en ny strategisk plan för 2025-2030. Sida bidrog till dess utveckling, vilken skedde i en deltagande process. Den nya strategin betonar än mer STDF:s katalytiska roll genom ett fördjupat samarbetet mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn, har ett än tydligare fokus på innovation och uppskalning för att mobilisera ökade investeringar och stärker arbetet med uppföljning, utvärdering och lärande. Den integrerar även jämställdhet och miljö i linje med den nya handlingsplanen för jämställdhet och resultaten från miljöutvärderingen som gjordes 2024. Nedan följer några exempel på aktuella resultat: Ett exempel på hur STDFs arbete på landnivå bidrar till ökad export och handel med EU samt även bidrar till att EUs konsumenter får tillgång till säkra livsmedel kommer från Guinea. Exportgodkännande för mango säkrades genom STDFs projekt för EU-marknaden. Även potatisproduktionen ökade med över 100 %, vilket öppnade upp möjligheter för jordbruksexport till regionala och internationella marknader. Byggande på resultaten från 2017 års utvärdering av växtskyddskapaciteten främjade projektet dialog och samarbete mellan offentlig och privat sektor och bidrog till att uppgradera Guineas växtskyddssystem för att möta reglerna på exportmarknaderna. Resultaten inkluderade en uppdaterad växtskyddslag och ett växtskyddsramverk med innovativa digitala verktyg för att förbättra skadedjursövervakningen i potatis- och mangovärdekedjorna. Detta inkluderade ett varningssystem för potatismögel baserat på meteorologiska data och en datormodell. Projektet integrerade också miljöhänsyn i potatisproduktionen. Över 400 personer utbildades i riskanalys, bekämpning av fruktflugor, effektiva tekniker för bekämpning av bladmögel och sjukdomsidentifiering, kvalitetskontroll av utsäde och hållbara produktionsmetoder. Tjänstemän fick också stöd i att använda EU Traces och RASFF för att övervaka anmälningar och stoppade försändelser. (STDF Årsrapport 2024, WTO, Dokumentnummer 15/000449359, sid 52) Ett regionalt afrikanskt exempel med en syd-syd ansats för offentlig-privat samverkan visar hur STDF skalar-upp och sprider innovation. Baserat på ett tidigare STDF projekt i Asien, som framgångsrikt introducerat användning av mer miljövänliga biologiska bekämpningsmedel och därmed möjliggjort export till internationella marknader genom att kraven på maximala restvärden för bekämpningsmedel (MRLs) kunde mötas, identifierade STDF att SADC:s medlemsländer mötte liknande handelshinder. STDF:s regionala projekt med SADC underlättade registrering och införande av biopesticider för att minska mängden bekämpningsmedelsrester, förbättra efterlevnaden av MRLs i syfte att öka exporten, särskilt för mango och avokado. Projektet utvecklade riktlinjer för registrering av biopesticider och biologiska bekämpningsmedel i regionen tillsammans med färdplaner i fem länder. 65 regeringstjänstemän och forskare utbildades i användningen av biopesticider i slutet av växtsäsongen, efter applicering av konventionella växtskyddsmedel. En verktygslåda utvecklades även för att hjälpa jordbrukare att utvärdera biopesticider inom ett integrerat system för hantering av skadedjursbekämpning. En minskning med upp till 50 % av bekämpningsmedelsrester i mango rapporterades i slutet av projektet. Industrin fortsätter att implementera riktlinjerna och stödja studier för att minska restmängder. Information om 166 biopesticid produkter, registrerade i Moçambique, Sydafrika, Tanzania och Zimbabwe, finns nu tillgänglig för odlare på CABI:s bioskyddsportal. Dessutom godkände alla SADCs medlemsstater det tekniska innehållet i de harmoniserade riktlinjerna för biopesticider som presenterats för beslut till SADC:s ministerråd. (STDF:s årsrapport 2024, WTO, Dokumentnummer 15/000449359, sid 58-59) En viktig del av STDF:s arbete är också att öka användningen av verktyg och metoder som utvecklats inom nätverket. PIMA-verktyget för att prioritera SPS investeringar för ökat marknadstillträde är ett exempel på hur en tydlig koppling mellan kunskapsarbetet och arbetet på landnivå skapar synergier och ökad effekt. Verktyget jämför den samhällsekonomiska nyttan i förhållandet till kostnaden för alternativa SPS-investeringar och möjliggör därmed evidensbaserad prioritering. År 2024 använde CABI till exempel ramverket för att studera sju olika investeringsalternativ för att förbättra produktiviteten i värdekedjorna för nötkött och mejeriprodukter. Dessa prioriterades och rangordnades baserat på beslutskriterier som kostnad, bidrag till värdekedjans motståndskraft och produktivitet. Detta arbete kommer att ligga till grund för framtida beslutsfattande och bidra till att mobilisera finansiering för att stödja värdekedjorna för boskap, vilket förväntas bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och bättre försörjnings-möjligheter. STDF delade också med sig av kunskaper om PIMA vid Afrikanska unionens samordningsforum för SPS-frågor. (STDF Årsrapport 2024, WTO, Dokumentnummer 15/000449359, sid 68) STDF:s pilotstöd till ett globalt system för elektroniska SPS-certifikat (ePhyto), så kallade sundhetsintyg, har även utvärderats vilket tidigare rapporterats om. Utvärderingen visade att STDFs stöd till utvecklandet av systemet bidragit till ökad kapacitet, säkrare handel, mindre risk för bedrägeri/felaktiga certifikat och förbättrad marknadstillgänglighet. Därtill visar utvärderingen att ePhyto systemet var en viktig och skalbar innovation, bland annat används erfarenheterna nu för att utveckla ett globalt eVeterinärcertifikat. Sidas övriga partners såsom WBGs Trade Facilitation Support Program och Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation stödjer nu också utrullningen av systemet. Det arbetet fortskrider och under WTOs Public Forum 2025 anordnades en särskilt session om ePhyto av FAO som även Sida deltog i. Våra partners ovan tillsammans med FAO/IPPC presenterade betydelsen av stödet till ePhyto som lett till lägre kostnader, ökad spårbarhet, och bidragit till säkrare handel med växtprodukter. Lärdomar från utrullningen av ePhyto diskuterades, samt hur satsningen på ephyto nu skalas upp med gemensamma krafter. Diskussionen illustrerad också hur svenskt stöd bidragit från innovation till utrullning/skalning i en koordinerad ansats med våra partners. (WTO Public Forum 2025, Session 29, IPPC ePhyto and the Future of Digital Plant Trade) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11700-11700A0101 Sweden The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to capacity and knowledge development in the field of SPS (Sanitary and phyto-Sanitary) and to support countries in their efforts to comply to international SPS norms and standards. Compliance to international norms will enhance the export potential of developing countries in safe food. It will contribute to employment creation and income generation, namely in the agricultural sector. The majority of the beneficiaries are the least developing countries, in particular African countries. The STDF is a multi-stakeholder partnership which is supported by a number of bilateral agencies. Sida is one the funding partners. The STDF has delivered good results from previous Sida's support. Several external evaluations have confirmed the relevance and strategic role of the STDF. The STDF has well developed rules and regulations to ensure implementation and follow-up and reporting of results. The annual total budget requirement for the implementation of the STDF strategy is around 70 millions SEK. Sida's contribution is 10 Millions SEK per year and the remaining amount is financed by other bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Norway and the EU. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till kapacitet och kunskapsutveckling inom SPS området (Sanitära och phyto-sanitära område) och att stödja länder i deras ansträngningar att följa internationella normer och standarder. Efterlevnaden av internationella normer kommer att öka utvecklingsländernas exportpotential i SPS relaterade produkter. Det kommer att bidra till sysselsättningsskapande och inkomstgenerering, särskilt inom jordbrukssektorn. Majoriteten av stödmottagarna är de minst utvecklande länderna, särskilt de afrikanska länderna. STDF är ett partnerskap med flera aktörer som stöds av ett antal bilaterala givare. Sida är en av finansieringspartnerna. STDF har levererat goda resultat från tidigare Sida stöd. Flera externa utvärderingar har bekräftat STDFs relevans och strategiska roll. STDF har väl utvecklade regler och föreskrifter för att säkerställa genomförande och uppföljning och rapportering av resultat. Det årliga totala budgetbehovet för genomförandet av STDF-strategin ligger på cirka 70 miljoner SEK. Sidas bidrag är 10 miljoner SEK per år och resterande belopp finansieras av andra bilaterala och multi-laterala organisationer som Storbritannien, Nederländerna, Norge och EU. SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) åtgärder är krav på produkter som finns till för att värna människors, djurs och växters hälsa. WTOs SPS-avtal ger rätt att ställa rimliga krav, baserade på forskning och internationella standards för att skydda konsumenter mot t ex för höga halter av bekämpningsmedel eller det inhemska jordbruket från växt och djursjukdomar samt invasiva arter som även kan ha allvarliga effekter på biologisk mångfald. SPS åtgärder kan dock nyttjas för protektionism och utgör tillsammans med andra tekniska krav många gånger mer betydande hinder för handel med lantbruksprodukter än tullar, i synnerhet de som riskerar att drabba småföretag och producenter i sektorer av stor betydelse för sysselsättningen i utvecklings-ekonomier. Dels ökar SPS åtgärder administrationskostnader och behov av samordning, dels har många länder och dess företagare och lantbrukare otillräcklig kapacitet att leva upp till kraven och därmed få tillträde till internationella marknader. STDF bildades 2004 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO/STDF. STDF har som målsättning att stärka SPS kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därigenom facilitera säker handel med lantbruksprodukter. Det syftar i sin tur till att att stärka och förbättra utvecklingsländers exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträde vilket på sikt kan bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. I slutet av insatsen förväntas fler synergier och samarbete som driver katalytiska förbättringar av SPS i ett antal utvecklingsländer, samt större tillgång till och användning av god praxis och kunskapsprodukter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Det förväntas att detta kommer att stärka SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer och deras förmåga att handla säkert med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter, baserat på internationella standarder. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS frågor och erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området dels att finansiera och stödja projekt eller projektförberedande analyser inom SPS området. STDF strävar också efter att påverka och katalysera SPS förbättringar i större utsträckning, inklusive genom utåtriktad verksamhet och spridning av resultat, metoder och lärdomar Sweden WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11700-11700A0102 Sweden The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to capacity and knowledge development in the field of SPS (Sanitary and phyto-Sanitary) and to support countries in their efforts to comply to international SPS norms and standards. Compliance to international norms will enhance the export potential of developing countries in safe food. It will contribute to employment creation and income generation, namely in the agricultural sector. The majority of the beneficiaries are the least developing countries, in particular African countries. The STDF is a multi-stakeholder partnership which is supported by a number of bilateral agencies. Sida is one the funding partners. The STDF has delivered good results from previous Sida's support. Several external evaluations have confirmed the relevance and strategic role of the STDF. The STDF has well developed rules and regulations to ensure implementation and follow-up and reporting of results. The annual total budget requirement for the implementation of the STDF strategy is around 70 millions SEK. Sida's contribution is 10 Millions SEK per year and the remaining amount is financed by other bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Norway and the EU. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till kapacitet och kunskapsutveckling inom SPS området (Sanitära och phyto-sanitära område) och att stödja länder i deras ansträngningar att följa internationella normer och standarder. Efterlevnaden av internationella normer kommer att öka utvecklingsländernas exportpotential i SPS relaterade produkter. Det kommer att bidra till sysselsättningsskapande och inkomstgenerering, särskilt inom jordbrukssektorn. Majoriteten av stödmottagarna är de minst utvecklande länderna, särskilt de afrikanska länderna. STDF är ett partnerskap med flera aktörer som stöds av ett antal bilaterala givare. Sida är en av finansieringspartnerna. STDF har levererat goda resultat från tidigare Sida stöd. Flera externa utvärderingar har bekräftat STDFs relevans och strategiska roll. STDF har väl utvecklade regler och föreskrifter för att säkerställa genomförande och uppföljning och rapportering av resultat. Det årliga totala budgetbehovet för genomförandet av STDF-strategin ligger på cirka 70 miljoner SEK. Sidas bidrag är 10 miljoner SEK per år och resterande belopp finansieras av andra bilaterala och multi-laterala organisationer som Storbritannien, Nederländerna, Norge och EU. SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) åtgärder är krav på produkter som finns till för att värna människors, djurs och växters hälsa. WTOs SPS-avtal ger rätt att ställa rimliga krav, baserade på forskning och internationella standards för att skydda konsumenter mot t ex för höga halter av bekämpningsmedel eller det inhemska jordbruket från växt och djursjukdomar samt invasiva arter som även kan ha allvarliga effekter på biologisk mångfald. SPS åtgärder kan dock nyttjas för protektionism och utgör tillsammans med andra tekniska krav många gånger mer betydande hinder för handel med lantbruksprodukter än tullar, i synnerhet de som riskerar att drabba småföretag och producenter i sektorer av stor betydelse för sysselsättningen i utvecklings-ekonomier. Dels ökar SPS åtgärder administrationskostnader och behov av samordning, dels har många länder och dess företagare och lantbrukare otillräcklig kapacitet att leva upp till kraven och därmed få tillträde till internationella marknader. STDF bildades 2004 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO/STDF. STDF har som målsättning att stärka SPS kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därigenom facilitera säker handel med lantbruksprodukter. Det syftar i sin tur till att att stärka och förbättra utvecklingsländers exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträde vilket på sikt kan bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. I slutet av insatsen förväntas fler synergier och samarbete som driver katalytiska förbättringar av SPS i ett antal utvecklingsländer, samt större tillgång till och användning av god praxis och kunskapsprodukter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Det förväntas att detta kommer att stärka SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer och deras förmåga att handla säkert med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter, baserat på internationella standarder. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS frågor och erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området dels att finansiera och stödja projekt eller projektförberedande analyser inom SPS området. STDF strävar också efter att påverka och katalysera SPS förbättringar i större utsträckning, inklusive genom utåtriktad verksamhet och spridning av resultat, metoder och lärdomar Sweden WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 12.3 - Till 2030, halvera det globala matsvinnet per person i butik- och konsumentledet, och minska matsvinnet längs hela livsmedelskedjan, även förlusterna efter skörd. 12.3 - By 2030, halve per capita global food waste at the retail and consumer levels and reduce food losses along production and supply chains, including post-harvest losses. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 40000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11700-11700A0103 Sweden The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to capacity and knowledge development in the field of SPS (Sanitary and phyto-Sanitary) and to support countries in their efforts to comply to international SPS norms and standards. Compliance to international norms will enhance the export potential of developing countries in safe food. It will contribute to employment creation and income generation, namely in the agricultural sector. The majority of the beneficiaries are the least developing countries, in particular African countries. The STDF is a multi-stakeholder partnership which is supported by a number of bilateral agencies. Sida is one the funding partners. The STDF has delivered good results from previous Sida's support. Several external evaluations have confirmed the relevance and strategic role of the STDF. The STDF has well developed rules and regulations to ensure implementation and follow-up and reporting of results. The annual total budget requirement for the implementation of the STDF strategy is around 70 millions SEK. Sida's contribution is 10 Millions SEK per year and the remaining amount is financed by other bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Norway and the EU. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till kapacitet och kunskapsutveckling inom SPS området (Sanitära och phyto-sanitära område) och att stödja länder i deras ansträngningar att följa internationella normer och standarder. Efterlevnaden av internationella normer kommer att öka utvecklingsländernas exportpotential i SPS relaterade produkter. Det kommer att bidra till sysselsättningsskapande och inkomstgenerering, särskilt inom jordbrukssektorn. Majoriteten av stödmottagarna är de minst utvecklande länderna, särskilt de afrikanska länderna. STDF är ett partnerskap med flera aktörer som stöds av ett antal bilaterala givare. Sida är en av finansieringspartnerna. STDF har levererat goda resultat från tidigare Sida stöd. Flera externa utvärderingar har bekräftat STDFs relevans och strategiska roll. STDF har väl utvecklade regler och föreskrifter för att säkerställa genomförande och uppföljning och rapportering av resultat. Det årliga totala budgetbehovet för genomförandet av STDF-strategin ligger på cirka 70 miljoner SEK. Sidas bidrag är 10 miljoner SEK per år och resterande belopp finansieras av andra bilaterala och multi-laterala organisationer som Storbritannien, Nederländerna, Norge och EU. SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) åtgärder är krav på produkter som finns till för att värna människors, djurs och växters hälsa. WTOs SPS-avtal ger rätt att ställa rimliga krav, baserade på forskning och internationella standards för att skydda konsumenter mot t ex för höga halter av bekämpningsmedel eller det inhemska jordbruket från växt och djursjukdomar samt invasiva arter som även kan ha allvarliga effekter på biologisk mångfald. SPS åtgärder kan dock nyttjas för protektionism och utgör tillsammans med andra tekniska krav många gånger mer betydande hinder för handel med lantbruksprodukter än tullar, i synnerhet de som riskerar att drabba småföretag och producenter i sektorer av stor betydelse för sysselsättningen i utvecklings-ekonomier. Dels ökar SPS åtgärder administrationskostnader och behov av samordning, dels har många länder och dess företagare och lantbrukare otillräcklig kapacitet att leva upp till kraven och därmed få tillträde till internationella marknader. STDF bildades 2004 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO/STDF. STDF har som målsättning att stärka SPS kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därigenom facilitera säker handel med lantbruksprodukter. Det syftar i sin tur till att att stärka och förbättra utvecklingsländers exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträde vilket på sikt kan bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. I slutet av insatsen förväntas fler synergier och samarbete som driver katalytiska förbättringar av SPS i ett antal utvecklingsländer, samt större tillgång till och användning av god praxis och kunskapsprodukter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Det förväntas att detta kommer att stärka SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer och deras förmåga att handla säkert med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter, baserat på internationella standarder. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS frågor och erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området dels att finansiera och stödja projekt eller projektförberedande analyser inom SPS området. STDF strävar också efter att påverka och katalysera SPS förbättringar i större utsträckning, inklusive genom utåtriktad verksamhet och spridning av resultat, metoder och lärdomar Sweden WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.3 - By 2030, halve per capita global food waste at the retail and consumer levels and reduce food losses along production and supply chains, including post-harvest losses. 12.3 - Till 2030, halvera det globala matsvinnet per person i butik- och konsumentledet, och minska matsvinnet längs hela livsmedelskedjan, även förlusterna efter skörd. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 10000000 0 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11736 Sweden The overall desired outcome of the project is that communities in the identified project areas are active in disaster risk reduction and practice conservation of natural resources. This project will combine two approaches to flood and drought disaster risk reduction; Ecosystem based disaster risk reduction (eco-DRR) and Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction (CB-DRR.) Using these principles, the CBED project will build the capacity of communities in the Panj Amu and Northern river basins to cope with and recover from the impacts of natural hazards. The project will be implemented in 30 micro water sheds, targeting 285 000 people, in six sub-basins of these two river basins. The proposed project is in line with the Afghanistan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and endorsed by the Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). The project includes 6 provinces in Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Takhar, Bamyan, Samangan, Sari Pul and Jawzjan, identified based on their vulnerability to floods and drought. Afghanaid will be Sida's agreement partner for this proposed intervention. Sida assesses that the CBED project has great potential to reduce vulnerability to floods and drought in Afghanistan and thereby contribute to strengthening the humanitarian development nexus. Det övergripande önskade resultatet av projektet är att samhällen i de identifierade projektområdena är aktiva inom katastrofriskreducering och praxis bevarande av naturresurser. Detta projekt kommer att kombinera två metoder för att minska risken för översvämningar och torka. Ekosystembaserad katastrofriskreducering (eco-DRR) och gemenskapsbaserad katastrofriskreducering (CB-DRR.) Detta projekt kommer att kombinera två metoder för att minska risken för översvämningar och torka. Ekosystembaserad katastrofriskreducering (eco-DRR) och gemenskapsbaserad katastrofriskreducering (CB-DRR.) Med hjälp av dessa principer kommer CBED-projektet att bygga upp kapaciteten hos samhällen i Panj Amu och norra avrinningsområden för att hantera och återhämta sig från effekterna av naturliga faror. Projektet kommer att genomföras i 30 mikrovattenbodar med inriktning på 285 000 personer i sex delavrinningsområden i dessa två avrinningsområden. Det föreslagna projektet är i linje med Afghanistans nationella ram för fred och utveckling (ANPDF), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) och godkänts av Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). Projektet omfattar 6 provinser i Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Takhar, Bamyan, Samangan, Sari Pul och Jawzjan, identifierade utifrån deras sårbarhet för översvämningar och torka. Afghanaid kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner för denna insats. Sida bedömer att CBED-projektet har stor potential att minska sårbarheten för översvämningar och torka i Afghanistan och därmed bidra till att stärka kopplingen mellan humanitär utveckling. This disaster risk reduction project is build around four proposed outputs: 1) Enhanced institutional capacity at multiple levels on ecosystem based, gender and conflict sensitive DRR principles and practices; 2) Strengthened resilience of communities for mitigating risk of flood and drought; 3) Ensured engagement of vulnerable households of the local communities in physical works of the projects and; 4) Increased awareness among policy makers and opinion makers as well as practitioners on evidence-based eco-disaster risk reduction. Delivering these outputs through a number of defined activities should according to the theory of change (and provided that no major risk identified for the project implementation materialises) lead to the desired outcome that targeted communities are active in disaster risk reduction and practise conservation of natural resources. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector Photographs of the project sites taken during the End-line survey, at the same places and angles as those taken 1.5 years later during the base-line survey, verify implementation, and scope of the work done. There has been a demonstrated rise in Eco-DRR practices to reduce risk of flood and drought. This include implementing 83% of planned flood protection measures, 89% of planned rangeland development measures, 76.5% of tree plantation, 96% of water conservation measures and 95% land improvement measures. Implementation of practices promoted in CBED have contributed to a reduction of impact of natural hazards in the communities, with cumulative decrease of 87.5% on impact of floods and 77% on impact of droughts.   There has been visible and constructive engagement of the locals in the physical works of the project, overall, there is 84% increase in community led physical mitigation work. The women-centric skill-training programme of gabion weaving has been a game-changer, paving the way for their much-needed multidimensional empowerment. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11736-11736A0101 Sweden The overall desired outcome of the project is that communities in the identified project areas are active in disaster risk reduction and practice conservation of natural resources. This project will combine two approaches to flood and drought disaster risk reduction; Ecosystem based disaster risk reduction (eco-DRR) and Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction (CB-DRR.) Using these principles, the CBED project will build the capacity of communities in the Panj Amu and Northern river basins to cope with and recover from the impacts of natural hazards. The project will be implemented in 30 micro water sheds, targeting 285 000 people, in six sub-basins of these two river basins. The proposed project is in line with the Afghanistan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and endorsed by the Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). The project includes 6 provinces in Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Takhar, Bamyan, Samangan, Sari Pul and Jawzjan, identified based on their vulnerability to floods and drought. Afghanaid will be Sida's agreement partner for this proposed intervention. Sida assesses that the CBED project has great potential to reduce vulnerability to floods and drought in Afghanistan and thereby contribute to strengthening the humanitarian development nexus. Det övergripande önskade resultatet av projektet är att samhällen i de identifierade projektområdena är aktiva inom katastrofriskreducering och praxis bevarande av naturresurser. Detta projekt kommer att kombinera två metoder för att minska risken för översvämningar och torka. Ekosystembaserad katastrofriskreducering (eco-DRR) och gemenskapsbaserad katastrofriskreducering (CB-DRR.) Detta projekt kommer att kombinera två metoder för att minska risken för översvämningar och torka. Ekosystembaserad katastrofriskreducering (eco-DRR) och gemenskapsbaserad katastrofriskreducering (CB-DRR.) Med hjälp av dessa principer kommer CBED-projektet att bygga upp kapaciteten hos samhällen i Panj Amu och norra avrinningsområden för att hantera och återhämta sig från effekterna av naturliga faror. Projektet kommer att genomföras i 30 mikrovattenbodar med inriktning på 285 000 personer i sex delavrinningsområden i dessa två avrinningsområden. Det föreslagna projektet är i linje med Afghanistans nationella ram för fred och utveckling (ANPDF), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) och godkänts av Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). Projektet omfattar 6 provinser i Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Takhar, Bamyan, Samangan, Sari Pul och Jawzjan, identifierade utifrån deras sårbarhet för översvämningar och torka. Afghanaid kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner för denna insats. Sida bedömer att CBED-projektet har stor potential att minska sårbarheten för översvämningar och torka i Afghanistan och därmed bidra till att stärka kopplingen mellan humanitär utveckling. This disaster risk reduction project is build around four proposed outputs: 1) Enhanced institutional capacity at multiple levels on ecosystem based, gender and conflict sensitive DRR principles and practices; 2) Strengthened resilience of communities for mitigating risk of flood and drought; 3) Ensured engagement of vulnerable households of the local communities in physical works of the projects and; 4) Increased awareness among policy makers and opinion makers as well as practitioners on evidence-based eco-disaster risk reduction. Delivering these outputs through a number of defined activities should according to the theory of change (and provided that no major risk identified for the project implementation materialises) lead to the desired outcome that targeted communities are active in disaster risk reduction and practise conservation of natural resources. Sweden Afghanaid Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Afghanaid 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 48000000 40700000 26000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40700000 26000000 0 114700000 Afghanaid 48000000 Afghanaid 40700000 Afghanaid 26000000 Afghanaid Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Increased productivity and value added in agriculture, as well as sustainable use of natural resources Ökad produktivitet och förädlingsgrad inom lantbruket, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11736-11736A0102 Sweden The overall desired outcome of the project is that communities in the identified project areas are active in disaster risk reduction and practice conservation of natural resources. This project will combine two approaches to flood and drought disaster risk reduction; Ecosystem based disaster risk reduction (eco-DRR) and Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction (CB-DRR.) Using these principles, the CBED project will build the capacity of communities in the Panj Amu and Northern river basins to cope with and recover from the impacts of natural hazards. The project will be implemented in 30 micro water sheds, targeting 285 000 people, in six sub-basins of these two river basins. The proposed project is in line with the Afghanistan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and endorsed by the Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). The project includes 6 provinces in Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Takhar, Bamyan, Samangan, Sari Pul and Jawzjan, identified based on their vulnerability to floods and drought. Afghanaid will be Sida's agreement partner for this proposed intervention. Sida assesses that the CBED project has great potential to reduce vulnerability to floods and drought in Afghanistan and thereby contribute to strengthening the humanitarian development nexus. Det övergripande önskade resultatet av projektet är att samhällen i de identifierade projektområdena är aktiva inom katastrofriskreducering och praxis bevarande av naturresurser. Detta projekt kommer att kombinera två metoder för att minska risken för översvämningar och torka. Ekosystembaserad katastrofriskreducering (eco-DRR) och gemenskapsbaserad katastrofriskreducering (CB-DRR.) Detta projekt kommer att kombinera två metoder för att minska risken för översvämningar och torka. Ekosystembaserad katastrofriskreducering (eco-DRR) och gemenskapsbaserad katastrofriskreducering (CB-DRR.) Med hjälp av dessa principer kommer CBED-projektet att bygga upp kapaciteten hos samhällen i Panj Amu och norra avrinningsområden för att hantera och återhämta sig från effekterna av naturliga faror. Projektet kommer att genomföras i 30 mikrovattenbodar med inriktning på 285 000 personer i sex delavrinningsområden i dessa två avrinningsområden. Det föreslagna projektet är i linje med Afghanistans nationella ram för fred och utveckling (ANPDF), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) och godkänts av Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). Projektet omfattar 6 provinser i Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Takhar, Bamyan, Samangan, Sari Pul och Jawzjan, identifierade utifrån deras sårbarhet för översvämningar och torka. Afghanaid kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner för denna insats. Sida bedömer att CBED-projektet har stor potential att minska sårbarheten för översvämningar och torka i Afghanistan och därmed bidra till att stärka kopplingen mellan humanitär utveckling. This disaster risk reduction project is build around four proposed outputs: 1) Enhanced institutional capacity at multiple levels on ecosystem based, gender and conflict sensitive DRR principles and practices; 2) Strengthened resilience of communities for mitigating risk of flood and drought; 3) Ensured engagement of vulnerable households of the local communities in physical works of the projects and; 4) Increased awareness among policy makers and opinion makers as well as practitioners on evidence-based eco-disaster risk reduction. Delivering these outputs through a number of defined activities should according to the theory of change (and provided that no major risk identified for the project implementation materialises) lead to the desired outcome that targeted communities are active in disaster risk reduction and practise conservation of natural resources. Sweden Afghanaid Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Afghanaid 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13300000 0 0 8000000 0 0 5300000 13300000 Afghanaid 8000000 Afghanaid 5300000 Afghanaid Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Improved environmental development and ecological rehabilitation. Förbättrad miljömässig utveckling och ekologisk rehabilitering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11736-11736A0103 Sweden The overall desired outcome of the project is that communities in the identified project areas are active in disaster risk reduction and practice conservation of natural resources. This project will combine two approaches to flood and drought disaster risk reduction; Ecosystem based disaster risk reduction (eco-DRR) and Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction (CB-DRR.) Using these principles, the CBED project will build the capacity of communities in the Panj Amu and Northern river basins to cope with and recover from the impacts of natural hazards. The project will be implemented in 30 micro water sheds, targeting 285 000 people, in six sub-basins of these two river basins. The proposed project is in line with the Afghanistan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and endorsed by the Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). The project includes 6 provinces in Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Takhar, Bamyan, Samangan, Sari Pul and Jawzjan, identified based on their vulnerability to floods and drought. Afghanaid will be Sida's agreement partner for this proposed intervention. Sida assesses that the CBED project has great potential to reduce vulnerability to floods and drought in Afghanistan and thereby contribute to strengthening the humanitarian development nexus. Det övergripande önskade resultatet av projektet är att samhällen i de identifierade projektområdena är aktiva inom katastrofriskreducering och praxis bevarande av naturresurser. Detta projekt kommer att kombinera två metoder för att minska risken för översvämningar och torka. Ekosystembaserad katastrofriskreducering (eco-DRR) och gemenskapsbaserad katastrofriskreducering (CB-DRR.) Detta projekt kommer att kombinera två metoder för att minska risken för översvämningar och torka. Ekosystembaserad katastrofriskreducering (eco-DRR) och gemenskapsbaserad katastrofriskreducering (CB-DRR.) Med hjälp av dessa principer kommer CBED-projektet att bygga upp kapaciteten hos samhällen i Panj Amu och norra avrinningsområden för att hantera och återhämta sig från effekterna av naturliga faror. Projektet kommer att genomföras i 30 mikrovattenbodar med inriktning på 285 000 personer i sex delavrinningsområden i dessa två avrinningsområden. Det föreslagna projektet är i linje med Afghanistans nationella ram för fred och utveckling (ANPDF), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) och godkänts av Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). Projektet omfattar 6 provinser i Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Takhar, Bamyan, Samangan, Sari Pul och Jawzjan, identifierade utifrån deras sårbarhet för översvämningar och torka. Afghanaid kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner för denna insats. Sida bedömer att CBED-projektet har stor potential att minska sårbarheten för översvämningar och torka i Afghanistan och därmed bidra till att stärka kopplingen mellan humanitär utveckling. This disaster risk reduction project is build around four proposed outputs: 1) Enhanced institutional capacity at multiple levels on ecosystem based, gender and conflict sensitive DRR principles and practices; 2) Strengthened resilience of communities for mitigating risk of flood and drought; 3) Ensured engagement of vulnerable households of the local communities in physical works of the projects and; 4) Increased awareness among policy makers and opinion makers as well as practitioners on evidence-based eco-disaster risk reduction. Delivering these outputs through a number of defined activities should according to the theory of change (and provided that no major risk identified for the project implementation materialises) lead to the desired outcome that targeted communities are active in disaster risk reduction and practise conservation of natural resources. Sweden Afghanaid Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Afghanaid 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -410666 -410666 Afghanaid Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Strengthened adaptability and resilience to climate change and reduced vulnerability to natural disasters, including protection of ecosystems. Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar samt minskad sårbarhet för naturkatastrofer, inklusive skydd av ekosystem. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11762 Sweden The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods (CARL) in Zimbabwe project’s Theory of Change is premised on the belief that the capacity of rural households to absorb, adapt or transform in the face of increasing climate risk can be improved if there are changes in their access to a combination of livelihood assets at household (micro), watershed (meso) and national (macro) levels. The goal of the CARL project is to improve the well-being of Zimbabwe’s rural population and reduce poverty and food insecurity in the face of climate change. The underlying project development objective is to improve the climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods for 6,000 households in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima Districts of Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through three interrelated outcomes, (i). Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems; (ii). Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains, and (iii). Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods.BeneficiariesThe project will directly benefit 6,000 households (25,200 women, men, youth and children) from 16 wards in Buhera (6 wards), Gutu (5 wards) and Bulilima (5 wards) districts. Of these, the project will deliberately target 1500 women (500 from each district) and 300 youths (20 from 15 wards. In Bulilima only 4 wards will be targeted since youths there tend to be too mobile) for enterprise development to support some of the resilience building interventions. The Climate Resilient Village and integrated watershed management approach used in this project requires the participation of all households in the targeted villages. The target groups are households currently dependent primarily on dryland farming. The main source of income for the farming community is crop and livestock sales, while for the wider community it is mostly casual labour and petty trade. The major source of income and livelihoods for most of the people in the target area is agriculture. The project will increase revenue opportunities, financial services, reduce malnutrition, and increase social cohesion.The second group of beneficiaries are national agricultural research and extension institutions, the Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority and Rural District Councils that will receive technical capacity building support in integrative land use mapping and planning, catchment management, climate information services for farmers and water resources management, and establishment of field-based learning platforms for piloting agricultural innovations on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Policy makers will also benefit from knowledge generated to inform policy.Project ManagementThe CARL project will be implemented by Oxfam in Zimbabwe in partnership with Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe and technical support from the Swedish Meteorological Hydrological Institute (SMHI) for capacity building of the Zimbabwe Meteorological Services. Bland de 1,5 miljoner småbönder i Zimbabwe märks konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna av tydligt. Jordbruket är deras inkomstkälla, och högre temperaturer, frekvent torka och alltmer kraftigt regn försämrar livsmedelssäkerheten i landet. I distrikten Buhera (Manicaland), Gutu (Masvingo) och Bulilima (Matabeleland) är detta extra tydligt. Misslyckande att anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna kan leda till att landsbygdens småbönder får det ännu svårare att nå FNs Globala mål. Stödet till projektet ”The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods” (CARL) i Zimbabwe förväntas bidra till att hushållen på landsbygden ska kunna anpassa sig till de nya klimatförhållandena, genom tillgång till bättre försörjningsmöjligheter på hushålls- (micro), flodområde- (meso) och nationell nivå. Målet med CARL-projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för Zimbabwes landsbygdsbefolkning, minska fattigdomen och säkra livsmedelssäkerheten inför kommande klimatförändringar. Det underliggande projektutvecklingsmålet är att förbättra klimatbeständigheten för jordbruksproduktionen och dess försörjning för 6 000 hushåll i distrikten Buhur, Gutu och Bulilima. Detta kommer att uppnås genom tre resultatområden (i). Utsatta samhällen ökar antagandet av klimatbeständiga jordbruksproduktionssystem och därmed försörjningsmöjligheter. (ii). Kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden i utsatta områden ökar sin inkomst och ekonomiska makt i värdekedjor för hållbart jordbruk, och (iii). Stödinstitutionerna har stärkt teknisk kapacitet för att stötta klimatanpassningen bland de utsatta områdena på landsbygden. CARL-projektet kommer att använda ”Climate Resilient Villages” för att nå ut till fler byar, detta genom lånefinansiering från regering, bönder, privat sektor, och andra biståndspartners som delar Oxfams ambition att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden genom utökat stöd för klimatbeständighet och produktivitet. Förmånstagare Projektet kommer att gynna 6 000 hushåll (25 200 kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn) från totalt 16 kommuner i distrikten Buhera (6 kommuner), Gutu (5 kommuner) och Bulilima (5 kommuner). Av dessa kommer projektet avsiktligt att riktas mot 1500 kvinnor (500 från varje distrikt) och 300 ungdomar (20 från 15 kommuner, i Bulilima kommer endast 4 kommuner att vara med eftersom ungdomar tenderar att flytta) för företagsutveckling för att stödja några av de resiliensbyggande insatserna. The Climat Resilient Village med dess flodområden som används i detta projekt kräver deltagande av alla hushåll i de utvalda byarna. Målgruppen är hushåll som idag är beroende av torrmarker för sitt jordbruk. Den främsta inkomstkällan för bönderna är försäljning av skörd och boskap, medan det för resten av samhället ofta är småhandel och tillfällighetsarbete som är den största inkomstkällan. Överlag är den största inkomstkällan jordbruk i dessa områden, och projektet kommer öka inkomstmöjligheter, finansiella tjänster, minska undernäring och öka social sammanhållning. Den andra gruppen av förmånstagare är institutioner som Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority och kommunalråd på landsbygden. Dessa kommer att få stöd i teknisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad för kartläggning och planering, avrinningshantering, klimatinformationstjänster för bönder samt hantering av vattenresurser. Man kommer även att upprätta plattformar för att kunna utveckla nya uppfinnigar som kan stödja och utveckla jordbruket inför kommande klimatförändringar. Projektledning CARL-programmet kommer att genomföras av Oxfam i Zimbabwe i samarbete med Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe och tekniskt stöd från Sveriges meteorologiska hydrologiska institut (SMHI) för kapacitetsuppbyggnad av Meteorological Services of Zimbabwe. Geografisk täckning CARL-programmet kommer att riktas mot samhällen i vad som kallas Agro-Ecological Region III, vilka i nuläget inte omfattas av stöd från Sida genom Zimbabwes Resilience Building Fund. Att inkludera detta område kommer att bidra till att ambassaden täcker de mest sårbara förmånstagarna på landsbygden i Zimbabwe genom en kombination av resiliensbyggande och anpassningsbar programmering. Förväntad inverkan Projektet förväntas öka inkomsterna för landsbygdens fattiga (särskilt kvinnor och unga), samt jordbruksproduktivitet och klimatresiliens. Fördelarna förväntas komma från: (i) Ökad produktivitet och produktion på hushållsnivå genom antagande av ett paket med innovativa klimatjusterade produktionsmetoder; ii) Ökad tillgänglighet av försörjningstillgångar, inklusive förnybar energi, teknik och finansiella tjänster för småföretag, kvinnor och unga företagare för att stödja en hållbar tillväxt. iii) Institutionernas ökade kapacitet på makronivå för att ge relevant information om klimatrisken av jordbruks- och vattenresursförvaltning. Projektet kommer att bidra till SDG 1, 2, 5, 13 och 15. CARL-programmet fokuserar i första hand på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga samhällen (område 3.1), interagera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi (område 3.2) och genom sammankopplingar till marknader och finanser kommer det att bidra till att skapa gröna jobb och inkomst för några av de mest utsatta i Zimbabwe, särskilt kvinnor och ungdomar (område 3.1). Dessutom behandlar den miljöförstöring och främjar en helhetlig vattenförvaltning och hållbarhet (område 3.3). Programmet integrerar även genus i varje aspekt av sin programmering (område 1.3). Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller kraven i strategin för utvecklingssammarbete 2017-2021 och kommer att bidra till att skapa en portfölj som är holistisk när det gäller miljö, klimatförändring, resiliens och förnybar energi. The project development objective is to improve climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts through concrete on-the ground vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building investments, knowledge support and technical capacity building of supporting institutions. The specific objectives of the project are: 1.  To reduce vulnerability of the smallholder agriculture production system to climate impacts through developing and implementing a matrix of vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building measures in 16 model Climate Resilient Villages (CRVs) in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts for the benefit of 6,000 households. 2.  To enable 3000 rural women and 1000 youth to expand their economic opportunities and income from more efficient and inclusive agri-food value chains in groundnuts, Michigan pea bean, sugar beans, mung bean, honey, cattle and goats. 3.  To build the capacity of relevant supporting institutions to address climate adaptation and mitigation information requirements for the targeted vulnerable rural areas. 4.  To share information and learning on the implementation of climate change adaptation for sustainable socio-economic development in Zimbabwe. The intended outcomes and specific outputs include: Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. Output 1.1: A range of gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Output 1.5 Innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. Output 2.1: 120 Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts and reaching out to 3000 women and youth. Output 2.2: - 900 youth and 1500 women benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Outputs 3.1: 60 rain gauges and 10 community suitable water level sensors installed in the sub catchment areas in which the 16 CRVs are situated. Output 3.2: Meteorological Services Department capacities to generate and disseminate meteorological and climate information for agriculture and water resources management improved. Output 3.3 Decision making tools/Matrix for climate risk management in agriculture and water resources developed and tested in the CRVs. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Rural development Forestry development Other Multisector Forestry Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. The proportion of households adopting climate resilient practices rose to 52.29% from a baseline of 47.9 % however there was quite a large difference between the different geographical areas with the biggest adoption rate in Bulilima (27.8% rose to 42.9%) followed by Gutu (46.1% 51.8%) and the lowest adoption rate in Buhera(69.8% to 71.08%). The reason for this difference is complex but is linked to effectiveness in extension and outreach, demographics (Bulilima households dominated by women who tend to be early adopters), acceptance of practices and presence of other like minded organisations. Households with a diversity of income sources rose from a baseline of 58% to 85% and this showed a consistent rise across all three Geographical areas this time with the greatest change in Buhera(35%-85.9%), followed by Gutu (65%-90.3%) and then Bulilima (74%-80.2%). Bulilima was already sitting on a high baseline in terms of diversity of income The reason for these differences can be explained to some extent through the inability for farmers in Bullilima to benefit from solar irrigation due to insufficient water availability and because the beef and sugar bean value chains in Buhera are much more developed. Overall a total of 6140 households have been reached through a range of adaptation and resilience building against a target of 6000. Specific achievements are highlighted below: Output 1.1: 5 gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Achieved: 6 innovations delivered including cured manure, groundnut varietal testing, goat breeding centres established, community based custom hiring centres, soil fertility trenches and grazeland pasture improvement Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Achieved: 13,956 hectares protected. This has lead to fields better protected against topsoil loss and hence increased crop productivity and wetlands contributing to water security, biodiversity and livelihood diversification through aqua and apiculture. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Achieved: 4105 farmers reached (2716 female, 1389 male) Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Achieved: 621 (220 F and 349 male) reached through cattle and goat interventions Output 1.5 16 innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Achieved: 16 CRVs now have by laws and climate risk management arrangements established. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. The average annual income for women increased almost by a factor of ten from USD 384 to USD 3770 and the average annual income for youth increased from USD 3480 to USD 4500. The proportion of women and youth with secure livelihood asset base increased across all districts as compared to baseline. Output 2.1: 3000 women and youth participating Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts. Achieved: 1,430 women participating in VSALs. The target was not attained as the VSAL groups consisted of less than 10 people whereas groups of over 30 were predicted Output 2.2: - 1500 women and 900 youth benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Achieved: 830 women and 199 youth are participating in green agribusiness opportunities. The reason for the results being below target are that the geographic scope and catchment area for selecting beneficiaries meant there was a limit to how many similar green enterprises could be rolled out and the youth proved to be very mobile and not able to commit long term to the project. Given these facts the targets were overestimated and there is a need for a larger catchment area and for the projects to be truly youth focused from the very start. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Required skill and technology at the Metereololgical services department rose from a baseline of 0 (lack of capacity) to a score of 3 (adequate capacity). The weather warning products and severe weather warnings have been greatly improved since the intervention began. The staff at MSD have been well capacitated and remain positive and committed to their work. Further work is needed on digitalisation, effective dissemination and creating more efficient systems as much of the work is still duplicated and carried out by hand. However, despite Covid 19 compromising these activities, there has been a great deal of good ground work laid, the relationship between SMHI and MSD is good and there is good will from both sides to expand upon the past years work. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Achieved: The project M&E system comprised the following elements: baseline assessment; weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual monitoring and progress reports; Mid-term review; Terminal Evaluation. An output tracker was developed to track progress at mid-point in the third year that is in March 2021. The tracker assisted to assess areas that were completed and also areas that required more prioritization. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Achieved: The project regularly produced monthly progress reports and project steering committee meetings for district stakeholders to keep them informed about project implementation. Case studies are being produced to showcase the project success stories YouTube video clips capturing key messages from the project are also scheduled to be produced from January 2022 for national and international audience. Oxfam platforms will be used to disseminated these. Twitter and Facebook were also regularly used to showcase the projects interventions and impact. The project produced vulnerability and adaptation assessments products for each of the targeted project areas which were shared mainly with the targeted vulnerable communities and district stakeholders Gender Gender training and women's empowerment has been strong component at all layers of the CARL project. 96 Gender champions have been trained and 62 gender model families capacitated on Gender Action Learning Systems. Positive changes were reported around resource ownership and control, decision making, time and labour saving activities and sharing responsibilities and tasks in an equal manner No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11762-11762A0101 Sweden The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods (CARL) in Zimbabwe project’s Theory of Change is premised on the belief that the capacity of rural households to absorb, adapt or transform in the face of increasing climate risk can be improved if there are changes in their access to a combination of livelihood assets at household (micro), watershed (meso) and national (macro) levels. The goal of the CARL project is to improve the well-being of Zimbabwe’s rural population and reduce poverty and food insecurity in the face of climate change. The underlying project development objective is to improve the climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods for 6,000 households in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima Districts of Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through three interrelated outcomes, (i). Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems; (ii). Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains, and (iii). Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods.BeneficiariesThe project will directly benefit 6,000 households (25,200 women, men, youth and children) from 16 wards in Buhera (6 wards), Gutu (5 wards) and Bulilima (5 wards) districts. Of these, the project will deliberately target 1500 women (500 from each district) and 300 youths (20 from 15 wards. In Bulilima only 4 wards will be targeted since youths there tend to be too mobile) for enterprise development to support some of the resilience building interventions. The Climate Resilient Village and integrated watershed management approach used in this project requires the participation of all households in the targeted villages. The target groups are households currently dependent primarily on dryland farming. The main source of income for the farming community is crop and livestock sales, while for the wider community it is mostly casual labour and petty trade. The major source of income and livelihoods for most of the people in the target area is agriculture. The project will increase revenue opportunities, financial services, reduce malnutrition, and increase social cohesion.The second group of beneficiaries are national agricultural research and extension institutions, the Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority and Rural District Councils that will receive technical capacity building support in integrative land use mapping and planning, catchment management, climate information services for farmers and water resources management, and establishment of field-based learning platforms for piloting agricultural innovations on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Policy makers will also benefit from knowledge generated to inform policy.Project ManagementThe CARL project will be implemented by Oxfam in Zimbabwe in partnership with Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe and technical support from the Swedish Meteorological Hydrological Institute (SMHI) for capacity building of the Zimbabwe Meteorological Services. Bland de 1,5 miljoner småbönder i Zimbabwe märks konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna av tydligt. Jordbruket är deras inkomstkälla, och högre temperaturer, frekvent torka och alltmer kraftigt regn försämrar livsmedelssäkerheten i landet. I distrikten Buhera (Manicaland), Gutu (Masvingo) och Bulilima (Matabeleland) är detta extra tydligt. Misslyckande att anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna kan leda till att landsbygdens småbönder får det ännu svårare att nå FNs Globala mål. Stödet till projektet ”The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods” (CARL) i Zimbabwe förväntas bidra till att hushållen på landsbygden ska kunna anpassa sig till de nya klimatförhållandena, genom tillgång till bättre försörjningsmöjligheter på hushålls- (micro), flodområde- (meso) och nationell nivå. Målet med CARL-projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för Zimbabwes landsbygdsbefolkning, minska fattigdomen och säkra livsmedelssäkerheten inför kommande klimatförändringar. Det underliggande projektutvecklingsmålet är att förbättra klimatbeständigheten för jordbruksproduktionen och dess försörjning för 6 000 hushåll i distrikten Buhur, Gutu och Bulilima. Detta kommer att uppnås genom tre resultatområden (i). Utsatta samhällen ökar antagandet av klimatbeständiga jordbruksproduktionssystem och därmed försörjningsmöjligheter. (ii). Kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden i utsatta områden ökar sin inkomst och ekonomiska makt i värdekedjor för hållbart jordbruk, och (iii). Stödinstitutionerna har stärkt teknisk kapacitet för att stötta klimatanpassningen bland de utsatta områdena på landsbygden. CARL-projektet kommer att använda ”Climate Resilient Villages” för att nå ut till fler byar, detta genom lånefinansiering från regering, bönder, privat sektor, och andra biståndspartners som delar Oxfams ambition att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden genom utökat stöd för klimatbeständighet och produktivitet. Förmånstagare Projektet kommer att gynna 6 000 hushåll (25 200 kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn) från totalt 16 kommuner i distrikten Buhera (6 kommuner), Gutu (5 kommuner) och Bulilima (5 kommuner). Av dessa kommer projektet avsiktligt att riktas mot 1500 kvinnor (500 från varje distrikt) och 300 ungdomar (20 från 15 kommuner, i Bulilima kommer endast 4 kommuner att vara med eftersom ungdomar tenderar att flytta) för företagsutveckling för att stödja några av de resiliensbyggande insatserna. The Climat Resilient Village med dess flodområden som används i detta projekt kräver deltagande av alla hushåll i de utvalda byarna. Målgruppen är hushåll som idag är beroende av torrmarker för sitt jordbruk. Den främsta inkomstkällan för bönderna är försäljning av skörd och boskap, medan det för resten av samhället ofta är småhandel och tillfällighetsarbete som är den största inkomstkällan. Överlag är den största inkomstkällan jordbruk i dessa områden, och projektet kommer öka inkomstmöjligheter, finansiella tjänster, minska undernäring och öka social sammanhållning. Den andra gruppen av förmånstagare är institutioner som Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority och kommunalråd på landsbygden. Dessa kommer att få stöd i teknisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad för kartläggning och planering, avrinningshantering, klimatinformationstjänster för bönder samt hantering av vattenresurser. Man kommer även att upprätta plattformar för att kunna utveckla nya uppfinnigar som kan stödja och utveckla jordbruket inför kommande klimatförändringar. Projektledning CARL-programmet kommer att genomföras av Oxfam i Zimbabwe i samarbete med Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe och tekniskt stöd från Sveriges meteorologiska hydrologiska institut (SMHI) för kapacitetsuppbyggnad av Meteorological Services of Zimbabwe. Geografisk täckning CARL-programmet kommer att riktas mot samhällen i vad som kallas Agro-Ecological Region III, vilka i nuläget inte omfattas av stöd från Sida genom Zimbabwes Resilience Building Fund. Att inkludera detta område kommer att bidra till att ambassaden täcker de mest sårbara förmånstagarna på landsbygden i Zimbabwe genom en kombination av resiliensbyggande och anpassningsbar programmering. Förväntad inverkan Projektet förväntas öka inkomsterna för landsbygdens fattiga (särskilt kvinnor och unga), samt jordbruksproduktivitet och klimatresiliens. Fördelarna förväntas komma från: (i) Ökad produktivitet och produktion på hushållsnivå genom antagande av ett paket med innovativa klimatjusterade produktionsmetoder; ii) Ökad tillgänglighet av försörjningstillgångar, inklusive förnybar energi, teknik och finansiella tjänster för småföretag, kvinnor och unga företagare för att stödja en hållbar tillväxt. iii) Institutionernas ökade kapacitet på makronivå för att ge relevant information om klimatrisken av jordbruks- och vattenresursförvaltning. Projektet kommer att bidra till SDG 1, 2, 5, 13 och 15. CARL-programmet fokuserar i första hand på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga samhällen (område 3.1), interagera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi (område 3.2) och genom sammankopplingar till marknader och finanser kommer det att bidra till att skapa gröna jobb och inkomst för några av de mest utsatta i Zimbabwe, särskilt kvinnor och ungdomar (område 3.1). Dessutom behandlar den miljöförstöring och främjar en helhetlig vattenförvaltning och hållbarhet (område 3.3). Programmet integrerar även genus i varje aspekt av sin programmering (område 1.3). Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller kraven i strategin för utvecklingssammarbete 2017-2021 och kommer att bidra till att skapa en portfölj som är holistisk när det gäller miljö, klimatförändring, resiliens och förnybar energi. The project development objective is to improve climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts through concrete on-the ground vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building investments, knowledge support and technical capacity building of supporting institutions. The specific objectives of the project are: 1.  To reduce vulnerability of the smallholder agriculture production system to climate impacts through developing and implementing a matrix of vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building measures in 16 model Climate Resilient Villages (CRVs) in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts for the benefit of 6,000 households. 2.  To enable 3000 rural women and 1000 youth to expand their economic opportunities and income from more efficient and inclusive agri-food value chains in groundnuts, Michigan pea bean, sugar beans, mung bean, honey, cattle and goats. 3.  To build the capacity of relevant supporting institutions to address climate adaptation and mitigation information requirements for the targeted vulnerable rural areas. 4.  To share information and learning on the implementation of climate change adaptation for sustainable socio-economic development in Zimbabwe. The intended outcomes and specific outputs include: Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. Output 1.1: A range of gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Output 1.5 Innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. Output 2.1: 120 Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts and reaching out to 3000 women and youth. Output 2.2: - 900 youth and 1500 women benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Outputs 3.1: 60 rain gauges and 10 community suitable water level sensors installed in the sub catchment areas in which the 16 CRVs are situated. Output 3.2: Meteorological Services Department capacities to generate and disseminate meteorological and climate information for agriculture and water resources management improved. Output 3.3 Decision making tools/Matrix for climate risk management in agriculture and water resources developed and tested in the CRVs. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 15000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 35000000 Oxfam International 10000000 Oxfam International 10000000 Oxfam International 15000000 Oxfam International Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11762-11762A0102 Sweden The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods (CARL) in Zimbabwe project’s Theory of Change is premised on the belief that the capacity of rural households to absorb, adapt or transform in the face of increasing climate risk can be improved if there are changes in their access to a combination of livelihood assets at household (micro), watershed (meso) and national (macro) levels. The goal of the CARL project is to improve the well-being of Zimbabwe’s rural population and reduce poverty and food insecurity in the face of climate change. The underlying project development objective is to improve the climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods for 6,000 households in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima Districts of Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through three interrelated outcomes, (i). Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems; (ii). Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains, and (iii). Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods.BeneficiariesThe project will directly benefit 6,000 households (25,200 women, men, youth and children) from 16 wards in Buhera (6 wards), Gutu (5 wards) and Bulilima (5 wards) districts. Of these, the project will deliberately target 1500 women (500 from each district) and 300 youths (20 from 15 wards. In Bulilima only 4 wards will be targeted since youths there tend to be too mobile) for enterprise development to support some of the resilience building interventions. The Climate Resilient Village and integrated watershed management approach used in this project requires the participation of all households in the targeted villages. The target groups are households currently dependent primarily on dryland farming. The main source of income for the farming community is crop and livestock sales, while for the wider community it is mostly casual labour and petty trade. The major source of income and livelihoods for most of the people in the target area is agriculture. The project will increase revenue opportunities, financial services, reduce malnutrition, and increase social cohesion.The second group of beneficiaries are national agricultural research and extension institutions, the Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority and Rural District Councils that will receive technical capacity building support in integrative land use mapping and planning, catchment management, climate information services for farmers and water resources management, and establishment of field-based learning platforms for piloting agricultural innovations on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Policy makers will also benefit from knowledge generated to inform policy.Project ManagementThe CARL project will be implemented by Oxfam in Zimbabwe in partnership with Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe and technical support from the Swedish Meteorological Hydrological Institute (SMHI) for capacity building of the Zimbabwe Meteorological Services. Bland de 1,5 miljoner småbönder i Zimbabwe märks konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna av tydligt. Jordbruket är deras inkomstkälla, och högre temperaturer, frekvent torka och alltmer kraftigt regn försämrar livsmedelssäkerheten i landet. I distrikten Buhera (Manicaland), Gutu (Masvingo) och Bulilima (Matabeleland) är detta extra tydligt. Misslyckande att anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna kan leda till att landsbygdens småbönder får det ännu svårare att nå FNs Globala mål. Stödet till projektet ”The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods” (CARL) i Zimbabwe förväntas bidra till att hushållen på landsbygden ska kunna anpassa sig till de nya klimatförhållandena, genom tillgång till bättre försörjningsmöjligheter på hushålls- (micro), flodområde- (meso) och nationell nivå. Målet med CARL-projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för Zimbabwes landsbygdsbefolkning, minska fattigdomen och säkra livsmedelssäkerheten inför kommande klimatförändringar. Det underliggande projektutvecklingsmålet är att förbättra klimatbeständigheten för jordbruksproduktionen och dess försörjning för 6 000 hushåll i distrikten Buhur, Gutu och Bulilima. Detta kommer att uppnås genom tre resultatområden (i). Utsatta samhällen ökar antagandet av klimatbeständiga jordbruksproduktionssystem och därmed försörjningsmöjligheter. (ii). Kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden i utsatta områden ökar sin inkomst och ekonomiska makt i värdekedjor för hållbart jordbruk, och (iii). Stödinstitutionerna har stärkt teknisk kapacitet för att stötta klimatanpassningen bland de utsatta områdena på landsbygden. CARL-projektet kommer att använda ”Climate Resilient Villages” för att nå ut till fler byar, detta genom lånefinansiering från regering, bönder, privat sektor, och andra biståndspartners som delar Oxfams ambition att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden genom utökat stöd för klimatbeständighet och produktivitet. Förmånstagare Projektet kommer att gynna 6 000 hushåll (25 200 kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn) från totalt 16 kommuner i distrikten Buhera (6 kommuner), Gutu (5 kommuner) och Bulilima (5 kommuner). Av dessa kommer projektet avsiktligt att riktas mot 1500 kvinnor (500 från varje distrikt) och 300 ungdomar (20 från 15 kommuner, i Bulilima kommer endast 4 kommuner att vara med eftersom ungdomar tenderar att flytta) för företagsutveckling för att stödja några av de resiliensbyggande insatserna. The Climat Resilient Village med dess flodområden som används i detta projekt kräver deltagande av alla hushåll i de utvalda byarna. Målgruppen är hushåll som idag är beroende av torrmarker för sitt jordbruk. Den främsta inkomstkällan för bönderna är försäljning av skörd och boskap, medan det för resten av samhället ofta är småhandel och tillfällighetsarbete som är den största inkomstkällan. Överlag är den största inkomstkällan jordbruk i dessa områden, och projektet kommer öka inkomstmöjligheter, finansiella tjänster, minska undernäring och öka social sammanhållning. Den andra gruppen av förmånstagare är institutioner som Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority och kommunalråd på landsbygden. Dessa kommer att få stöd i teknisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad för kartläggning och planering, avrinningshantering, klimatinformationstjänster för bönder samt hantering av vattenresurser. Man kommer även att upprätta plattformar för att kunna utveckla nya uppfinnigar som kan stödja och utveckla jordbruket inför kommande klimatförändringar. Projektledning CARL-programmet kommer att genomföras av Oxfam i Zimbabwe i samarbete med Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe och tekniskt stöd från Sveriges meteorologiska hydrologiska institut (SMHI) för kapacitetsuppbyggnad av Meteorological Services of Zimbabwe. Geografisk täckning CARL-programmet kommer att riktas mot samhällen i vad som kallas Agro-Ecological Region III, vilka i nuläget inte omfattas av stöd från Sida genom Zimbabwes Resilience Building Fund. Att inkludera detta område kommer att bidra till att ambassaden täcker de mest sårbara förmånstagarna på landsbygden i Zimbabwe genom en kombination av resiliensbyggande och anpassningsbar programmering. Förväntad inverkan Projektet förväntas öka inkomsterna för landsbygdens fattiga (särskilt kvinnor och unga), samt jordbruksproduktivitet och klimatresiliens. Fördelarna förväntas komma från: (i) Ökad produktivitet och produktion på hushållsnivå genom antagande av ett paket med innovativa klimatjusterade produktionsmetoder; ii) Ökad tillgänglighet av försörjningstillgångar, inklusive förnybar energi, teknik och finansiella tjänster för småföretag, kvinnor och unga företagare för att stödja en hållbar tillväxt. iii) Institutionernas ökade kapacitet på makronivå för att ge relevant information om klimatrisken av jordbruks- och vattenresursförvaltning. Projektet kommer att bidra till SDG 1, 2, 5, 13 och 15. CARL-programmet fokuserar i första hand på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga samhällen (område 3.1), interagera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi (område 3.2) och genom sammankopplingar till marknader och finanser kommer det att bidra till att skapa gröna jobb och inkomst för några av de mest utsatta i Zimbabwe, särskilt kvinnor och ungdomar (område 3.1). Dessutom behandlar den miljöförstöring och främjar en helhetlig vattenförvaltning och hållbarhet (område 3.3). Programmet integrerar även genus i varje aspekt av sin programmering (område 1.3). Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller kraven i strategin för utvecklingssammarbete 2017-2021 och kommer att bidra till att skapa en portfölj som är holistisk när det gäller miljö, klimatförändring, resiliens och förnybar energi. The project development objective is to improve climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts through concrete on-the ground vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building investments, knowledge support and technical capacity building of supporting institutions. The specific objectives of the project are: 1.  To reduce vulnerability of the smallholder agriculture production system to climate impacts through developing and implementing a matrix of vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building measures in 16 model Climate Resilient Villages (CRVs) in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts for the benefit of 6,000 households. 2.  To enable 3000 rural women and 1000 youth to expand their economic opportunities and income from more efficient and inclusive agri-food value chains in groundnuts, Michigan pea bean, sugar beans, mung bean, honey, cattle and goats. 3.  To build the capacity of relevant supporting institutions to address climate adaptation and mitigation information requirements for the targeted vulnerable rural areas. 4.  To share information and learning on the implementation of climate change adaptation for sustainable socio-economic development in Zimbabwe. The intended outcomes and specific outputs include: Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. Output 1.1: A range of gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Output 1.5 Innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. Output 2.1: 120 Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts and reaching out to 3000 women and youth. Output 2.2: - 900 youth and 1500 women benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Outputs 3.1: 60 rain gauges and 10 community suitable water level sensors installed in the sub catchment areas in which the 16 CRVs are situated. Output 3.2: Meteorological Services Department capacities to generate and disseminate meteorological and climate information for agriculture and water resources management improved. Output 3.3 Decision making tools/Matrix for climate risk management in agriculture and water resources developed and tested in the CRVs. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 2000000 2000000 Oxfam International 2000000 Oxfam International Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11762-11762A0104 Sweden The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods (CARL) in Zimbabwe project’s Theory of Change is premised on the belief that the capacity of rural households to absorb, adapt or transform in the face of increasing climate risk can be improved if there are changes in their access to a combination of livelihood assets at household (micro), watershed (meso) and national (macro) levels. The goal of the CARL project is to improve the well-being of Zimbabwe’s rural population and reduce poverty and food insecurity in the face of climate change. The underlying project development objective is to improve the climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods for 6,000 households in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima Districts of Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through three interrelated outcomes, (i). Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems; (ii). Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains, and (iii). Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods.BeneficiariesThe project will directly benefit 6,000 households (25,200 women, men, youth and children) from 16 wards in Buhera (6 wards), Gutu (5 wards) and Bulilima (5 wards) districts. Of these, the project will deliberately target 1500 women (500 from each district) and 300 youths (20 from 15 wards. In Bulilima only 4 wards will be targeted since youths there tend to be too mobile) for enterprise development to support some of the resilience building interventions. The Climate Resilient Village and integrated watershed management approach used in this project requires the participation of all households in the targeted villages. The target groups are households currently dependent primarily on dryland farming. The main source of income for the farming community is crop and livestock sales, while for the wider community it is mostly casual labour and petty trade. The major source of income and livelihoods for most of the people in the target area is agriculture. The project will increase revenue opportunities, financial services, reduce malnutrition, and increase social cohesion.The second group of beneficiaries are national agricultural research and extension institutions, the Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority and Rural District Councils that will receive technical capacity building support in integrative land use mapping and planning, catchment management, climate information services for farmers and water resources management, and establishment of field-based learning platforms for piloting agricultural innovations on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Policy makers will also benefit from knowledge generated to inform policy.Project ManagementThe CARL project will be implemented by Oxfam in Zimbabwe in partnership with Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe and technical support from the Swedish Meteorological Hydrological Institute (SMHI) for capacity building of the Zimbabwe Meteorological Services. Bland de 1,5 miljoner småbönder i Zimbabwe märks konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna av tydligt. Jordbruket är deras inkomstkälla, och högre temperaturer, frekvent torka och alltmer kraftigt regn försämrar livsmedelssäkerheten i landet. I distrikten Buhera (Manicaland), Gutu (Masvingo) och Bulilima (Matabeleland) är detta extra tydligt. Misslyckande att anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna kan leda till att landsbygdens småbönder får det ännu svårare att nå FNs Globala mål. Stödet till projektet ”The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods” (CARL) i Zimbabwe förväntas bidra till att hushållen på landsbygden ska kunna anpassa sig till de nya klimatförhållandena, genom tillgång till bättre försörjningsmöjligheter på hushålls- (micro), flodområde- (meso) och nationell nivå. Målet med CARL-projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för Zimbabwes landsbygdsbefolkning, minska fattigdomen och säkra livsmedelssäkerheten inför kommande klimatförändringar. Det underliggande projektutvecklingsmålet är att förbättra klimatbeständigheten för jordbruksproduktionen och dess försörjning för 6 000 hushåll i distrikten Buhur, Gutu och Bulilima. Detta kommer att uppnås genom tre resultatområden (i). Utsatta samhällen ökar antagandet av klimatbeständiga jordbruksproduktionssystem och därmed försörjningsmöjligheter. (ii). Kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden i utsatta områden ökar sin inkomst och ekonomiska makt i värdekedjor för hållbart jordbruk, och (iii). Stödinstitutionerna har stärkt teknisk kapacitet för att stötta klimatanpassningen bland de utsatta områdena på landsbygden. CARL-projektet kommer att använda ”Climate Resilient Villages” för att nå ut till fler byar, detta genom lånefinansiering från regering, bönder, privat sektor, och andra biståndspartners som delar Oxfams ambition att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden genom utökat stöd för klimatbeständighet och produktivitet. Förmånstagare Projektet kommer att gynna 6 000 hushåll (25 200 kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn) från totalt 16 kommuner i distrikten Buhera (6 kommuner), Gutu (5 kommuner) och Bulilima (5 kommuner). Av dessa kommer projektet avsiktligt att riktas mot 1500 kvinnor (500 från varje distrikt) och 300 ungdomar (20 från 15 kommuner, i Bulilima kommer endast 4 kommuner att vara med eftersom ungdomar tenderar att flytta) för företagsutveckling för att stödja några av de resiliensbyggande insatserna. The Climat Resilient Village med dess flodområden som används i detta projekt kräver deltagande av alla hushåll i de utvalda byarna. Målgruppen är hushåll som idag är beroende av torrmarker för sitt jordbruk. Den främsta inkomstkällan för bönderna är försäljning av skörd och boskap, medan det för resten av samhället ofta är småhandel och tillfällighetsarbete som är den största inkomstkällan. Överlag är den största inkomstkällan jordbruk i dessa områden, och projektet kommer öka inkomstmöjligheter, finansiella tjänster, minska undernäring och öka social sammanhållning. Den andra gruppen av förmånstagare är institutioner som Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority och kommunalråd på landsbygden. Dessa kommer att få stöd i teknisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad för kartläggning och planering, avrinningshantering, klimatinformationstjänster för bönder samt hantering av vattenresurser. Man kommer även att upprätta plattformar för att kunna utveckla nya uppfinnigar som kan stödja och utveckla jordbruket inför kommande klimatförändringar. Projektledning CARL-programmet kommer att genomföras av Oxfam i Zimbabwe i samarbete med Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe och tekniskt stöd från Sveriges meteorologiska hydrologiska institut (SMHI) för kapacitetsuppbyggnad av Meteorological Services of Zimbabwe. Geografisk täckning CARL-programmet kommer att riktas mot samhällen i vad som kallas Agro-Ecological Region III, vilka i nuläget inte omfattas av stöd från Sida genom Zimbabwes Resilience Building Fund. Att inkludera detta område kommer att bidra till att ambassaden täcker de mest sårbara förmånstagarna på landsbygden i Zimbabwe genom en kombination av resiliensbyggande och anpassningsbar programmering. Förväntad inverkan Projektet förväntas öka inkomsterna för landsbygdens fattiga (särskilt kvinnor och unga), samt jordbruksproduktivitet och klimatresiliens. Fördelarna förväntas komma från: (i) Ökad produktivitet och produktion på hushållsnivå genom antagande av ett paket med innovativa klimatjusterade produktionsmetoder; ii) Ökad tillgänglighet av försörjningstillgångar, inklusive förnybar energi, teknik och finansiella tjänster för småföretag, kvinnor och unga företagare för att stödja en hållbar tillväxt. iii) Institutionernas ökade kapacitet på makronivå för att ge relevant information om klimatrisken av jordbruks- och vattenresursförvaltning. Projektet kommer att bidra till SDG 1, 2, 5, 13 och 15. CARL-programmet fokuserar i första hand på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga samhällen (område 3.1), interagera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi (område 3.2) och genom sammankopplingar till marknader och finanser kommer det att bidra till att skapa gröna jobb och inkomst för några av de mest utsatta i Zimbabwe, särskilt kvinnor och ungdomar (område 3.1). Dessutom behandlar den miljöförstöring och främjar en helhetlig vattenförvaltning och hållbarhet (område 3.3). Programmet integrerar även genus i varje aspekt av sin programmering (område 1.3). Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller kraven i strategin för utvecklingssammarbete 2017-2021 och kommer att bidra till att skapa en portfölj som är holistisk när det gäller miljö, klimatförändring, resiliens och förnybar energi. The project development objective is to improve climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts through concrete on-the ground vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building investments, knowledge support and technical capacity building of supporting institutions. The specific objectives of the project are: 1.  To reduce vulnerability of the smallholder agriculture production system to climate impacts through developing and implementing a matrix of vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building measures in 16 model Climate Resilient Villages (CRVs) in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts for the benefit of 6,000 households. 2.  To enable 3000 rural women and 1000 youth to expand their economic opportunities and income from more efficient and inclusive agri-food value chains in groundnuts, Michigan pea bean, sugar beans, mung bean, honey, cattle and goats. 3.  To build the capacity of relevant supporting institutions to address climate adaptation and mitigation information requirements for the targeted vulnerable rural areas. 4.  To share information and learning on the implementation of climate change adaptation for sustainable socio-economic development in Zimbabwe. The intended outcomes and specific outputs include: Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. Output 1.1: A range of gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Output 1.5 Innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. Output 2.1: 120 Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts and reaching out to 3000 women and youth. Output 2.2: - 900 youth and 1500 women benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Outputs 3.1: 60 rain gauges and 10 community suitable water level sensors installed in the sub catchment areas in which the 16 CRVs are situated. Output 3.2: Meteorological Services Department capacities to generate and disseminate meteorological and climate information for agriculture and water resources management improved. Output 3.3 Decision making tools/Matrix for climate risk management in agriculture and water resources developed and tested in the CRVs. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -4152590 -4152590.21 Oxfam International Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, inclusive of protection, conservation and restauration of biological diversity Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved ability to adaption and strengthened resilience to climate changes and environmental and natural disasters, and increased access to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer, samt ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable livelihood, inclusive of improved food security and productive, resilient and sustainable agriculture Hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och ett produktivt, motståndskraftigt och hållbart jordbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11767 Sweden The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Diskrimineringen mot HBTQ-personer är utbredd i Zimbabwe på grund av lagstiftningen, social stigma och diskriminering orsakad av religiösa och kulturella normer. Jämlika villkor för jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter saknas i stor utsträckning. Det senare tar sig också i uttryck inom hälsovårdssystemet där HBTQ-personer i flera fall bemöts av vårdpersonal som saknar erfarenhet av de specifika problem som rör HBTQ-personer. I flera fall behandlas HBTQ-personer också diskriminerande av vårdpersonal. Det föreslagna stödet till organisationen Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) syftar till att utveckla och stärka befintliga verktyg för att öka medvetenheten kring HBTQ-personers rättigheter i Zimbabwe. Projektet syftar till att förbättra möjligheten för HBTQ personer i Zimbabwe att utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter, samt förbättra tillgängligheten och åtkomligheten av hälso och SRHR-tjänster för HBTQ-personer, samtidigt som stigmatisering, hot och våld minskas. Målet kommer att uppnås genom att informations- och kunskapsspridning till nyckelfunktioner i samhället, till exempel media, sjukvårdspersonal och religiösa/traditionella ledare, samt tillhandahålla människorättsförsvarare och HBTQ-aktivister med nödvändiga verktyg för att förespråka HBTQ-personers rättigheter. Projektet kommer vidare att skapa nätverk mellan olika organisationer som arbetar för mänskliga rättigheter och HBTQ-rättigheter i Zimbabwe, vilket bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets aktörer i den rådande situationen med ett minskande utrymme för det civila samhälle att agera. Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021 innefattar mål inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättstatens principer samt jämställdhet samt jämlik hälsa som två av tre stödområden. Stödet till GALZ ligger särskilt i linje med följande mål: - Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner; och - Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. - Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Ambassadens bedömning är att stödet till GALZ faller inom de områden som anges i strategin för utvecklingssamarbete som nämns ovan och ligger i linje med de mål som fastställts för regionala SRHR mål i svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Agenda 2030 samt SDG 5 och 10. Insatsen är vidare relevant utifrån ett rättighetsperspektiv vilket innebär att alla ska kunna utöva sina rättigheter oavsett kön, sexuell läggning och transgenderidentitet eller uttryck. Det föreslagna stödet syftar till att stärka marginaliserade och uteslutna individer och grupper i samhället. The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Activities linked to objective will support the ongoing work of GALZ to strengthen skills and capacities of LGBTI activists and their allies to more effectively advocate for law and policy change and social inclusion of LGBTI communities. The expected results are that the project will build a broader, more supportive and more effective countrywide constituency for SRHR and LGBTI. This constituency will have a sustained influence on improving the availability, accessibility of SRHR services for LGBTI; on reducing stigma, discrimination, violence and abuse; and on improving tolerance and promoting social inclusion. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Human rights Government & Civil Society-general During the period GALZ has implemented a number of activities such as; human rights defenders training, journalist sensitisation, religious leaders dialogue and parliamentarians sensitisation. The results and outcomes are more focused on the long term and therefore difficult to measure. However, the sensitisation of religious leaders and parliamentarians managed to shift some of the entrenched attitudes of homophobia amongst these groups towards more tolerance. Though there was initial hostility from the religious leaders the meeting and dialogue resulted in an overall agreement that issues of LGBTI should be mainstreamed in all SRHR and HIV-programmes, and that the LGBTI community is highly vulnerable and often excluded. A request was made from the religious leaders to continue the conversation in the coming year as there was a need for more information and understanding of the issues.During the journalist training it was noted that media practitioners more often than not misconstrue reporting on LGBTI due to lack of information and knowledge as well as prejudices in the general society. An invitation was extended to GALZ to participate in a panel discussion on radio to give perspectives on sexuality, tradition, culture and religion in Zimbabwe. Close to 50 articles focusing on LGBTI were recorded from various state and independent media. 35 articles were positive, factual and showed level of understanding and appreciation of the LGBTI community, their challenges and rights, as well as the work that GALZ carries out. This is an improvement from 2017.GALZ has also worked with sensitising more "mainstream" CSOs and expanded their collaboration with these organisations. An example of results reached is the involvement of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) in three legal cases concerning the LGBTI community, and an engagement with Student Unions to produce a student survey on LGBTI. GALZ has also worked directly with affected families to provide family counselling for better understanding and re-integration of the family member.During the period at least 100 institutions were reached with information on LGBTI. These included the Chapter 12 Commissions, Ministry of Health, Gender, and Justice, as well as a number of CSO, and HIV services organizations. Materials shared were GALZ the human rights report, Actus Reus, policymaker's booklet on understanding LGBTI and the law, the Perceptive and Perceptions booklet, and the GALZ newsletter.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11767-11767A0101 Sweden The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Diskrimineringen mot HBTQ-personer är utbredd i Zimbabwe på grund av lagstiftningen, social stigma och diskriminering orsakad av religiösa och kulturella normer. Jämlika villkor för jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter saknas i stor utsträckning. Det senare tar sig också i uttryck inom hälsovårdssystemet där HBTQ-personer i flera fall bemöts av vårdpersonal som saknar erfarenhet av de specifika problem som rör HBTQ-personer. I flera fall behandlas HBTQ-personer också diskriminerande av vårdpersonal. Det föreslagna stödet till organisationen Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) syftar till att utveckla och stärka befintliga verktyg för att öka medvetenheten kring HBTQ-personers rättigheter i Zimbabwe. Projektet syftar till att förbättra möjligheten för HBTQ personer i Zimbabwe att utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter, samt förbättra tillgängligheten och åtkomligheten av hälso och SRHR-tjänster för HBTQ-personer, samtidigt som stigmatisering, hot och våld minskas. Målet kommer att uppnås genom att informations- och kunskapsspridning till nyckelfunktioner i samhället, till exempel media, sjukvårdspersonal och religiösa/traditionella ledare, samt tillhandahålla människorättsförsvarare och HBTQ-aktivister med nödvändiga verktyg för att förespråka HBTQ-personers rättigheter. Projektet kommer vidare att skapa nätverk mellan olika organisationer som arbetar för mänskliga rättigheter och HBTQ-rättigheter i Zimbabwe, vilket bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets aktörer i den rådande situationen med ett minskande utrymme för det civila samhälle att agera. Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021 innefattar mål inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättstatens principer samt jämställdhet samt jämlik hälsa som två av tre stödområden. Stödet till GALZ ligger särskilt i linje med följande mål: - Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner; och - Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. - Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Ambassadens bedömning är att stödet till GALZ faller inom de områden som anges i strategin för utvecklingssamarbete som nämns ovan och ligger i linje med de mål som fastställts för regionala SRHR mål i svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Agenda 2030 samt SDG 5 och 10. Insatsen är vidare relevant utifrån ett rättighetsperspektiv vilket innebär att alla ska kunna utöva sina rättigheter oavsett kön, sexuell läggning och transgenderidentitet eller uttryck. Det föreslagna stödet syftar till att stärka marginaliserade och uteslutna individer och grupper i samhället. The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Activities linked to objective will support the ongoing work of GALZ to strengthen skills and capacities of LGBTI activists and their allies to more effectively advocate for law and policy change and social inclusion of LGBTI communities. The expected results are that the project will build a broader, more supportive and more effective countrywide constituency for SRHR and LGBTI. This constituency will have a sustained influence on improving the availability, accessibility of SRHR services for LGBTI; on reducing stigma, discrimination, violence and abuse; and on improving tolerance and promoting social inclusion. Sweden GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1000000 0 0 0 0 0 1000000 0 0 0 1000000 0 0 2000000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 1000000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 1000000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11767-11767A0102 Sweden The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Diskrimineringen mot HBTQ-personer är utbredd i Zimbabwe på grund av lagstiftningen, social stigma och diskriminering orsakad av religiösa och kulturella normer. Jämlika villkor för jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter saknas i stor utsträckning. Det senare tar sig också i uttryck inom hälsovårdssystemet där HBTQ-personer i flera fall bemöts av vårdpersonal som saknar erfarenhet av de specifika problem som rör HBTQ-personer. I flera fall behandlas HBTQ-personer också diskriminerande av vårdpersonal. Det föreslagna stödet till organisationen Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) syftar till att utveckla och stärka befintliga verktyg för att öka medvetenheten kring HBTQ-personers rättigheter i Zimbabwe. Projektet syftar till att förbättra möjligheten för HBTQ personer i Zimbabwe att utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter, samt förbättra tillgängligheten och åtkomligheten av hälso och SRHR-tjänster för HBTQ-personer, samtidigt som stigmatisering, hot och våld minskas. Målet kommer att uppnås genom att informations- och kunskapsspridning till nyckelfunktioner i samhället, till exempel media, sjukvårdspersonal och religiösa/traditionella ledare, samt tillhandahålla människorättsförsvarare och HBTQ-aktivister med nödvändiga verktyg för att förespråka HBTQ-personers rättigheter. Projektet kommer vidare att skapa nätverk mellan olika organisationer som arbetar för mänskliga rättigheter och HBTQ-rättigheter i Zimbabwe, vilket bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets aktörer i den rådande situationen med ett minskande utrymme för det civila samhälle att agera. Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021 innefattar mål inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättstatens principer samt jämställdhet samt jämlik hälsa som två av tre stödområden. Stödet till GALZ ligger särskilt i linje med följande mål: - Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner; och - Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. - Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Ambassadens bedömning är att stödet till GALZ faller inom de områden som anges i strategin för utvecklingssamarbete som nämns ovan och ligger i linje med de mål som fastställts för regionala SRHR mål i svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Agenda 2030 samt SDG 5 och 10. Insatsen är vidare relevant utifrån ett rättighetsperspektiv vilket innebär att alla ska kunna utöva sina rättigheter oavsett kön, sexuell läggning och transgenderidentitet eller uttryck. Det föreslagna stödet syftar till att stärka marginaliserade och uteslutna individer och grupper i samhället. The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Activities linked to objective will support the ongoing work of GALZ to strengthen skills and capacities of LGBTI activists and their allies to more effectively advocate for law and policy change and social inclusion of LGBTI communities. The expected results are that the project will build a broader, more supportive and more effective countrywide constituency for SRHR and LGBTI. This constituency will have a sustained influence on improving the availability, accessibility of SRHR services for LGBTI; on reducing stigma, discrimination, violence and abuse; and on improving tolerance and promoting social inclusion. Sweden GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 60000 0 0 60000 60000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 60000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11767-11767A0103 Sweden The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Diskrimineringen mot HBTQ-personer är utbredd i Zimbabwe på grund av lagstiftningen, social stigma och diskriminering orsakad av religiösa och kulturella normer. Jämlika villkor för jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter saknas i stor utsträckning. Det senare tar sig också i uttryck inom hälsovårdssystemet där HBTQ-personer i flera fall bemöts av vårdpersonal som saknar erfarenhet av de specifika problem som rör HBTQ-personer. I flera fall behandlas HBTQ-personer också diskriminerande av vårdpersonal. Det föreslagna stödet till organisationen Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) syftar till att utveckla och stärka befintliga verktyg för att öka medvetenheten kring HBTQ-personers rättigheter i Zimbabwe. Projektet syftar till att förbättra möjligheten för HBTQ personer i Zimbabwe att utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter, samt förbättra tillgängligheten och åtkomligheten av hälso och SRHR-tjänster för HBTQ-personer, samtidigt som stigmatisering, hot och våld minskas. Målet kommer att uppnås genom att informations- och kunskapsspridning till nyckelfunktioner i samhället, till exempel media, sjukvårdspersonal och religiösa/traditionella ledare, samt tillhandahålla människorättsförsvarare och HBTQ-aktivister med nödvändiga verktyg för att förespråka HBTQ-personers rättigheter. Projektet kommer vidare att skapa nätverk mellan olika organisationer som arbetar för mänskliga rättigheter och HBTQ-rättigheter i Zimbabwe, vilket bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets aktörer i den rådande situationen med ett minskande utrymme för det civila samhälle att agera. Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021 innefattar mål inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättstatens principer samt jämställdhet samt jämlik hälsa som två av tre stödområden. Stödet till GALZ ligger särskilt i linje med följande mål: - Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner; och - Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. - Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Ambassadens bedömning är att stödet till GALZ faller inom de områden som anges i strategin för utvecklingssamarbete som nämns ovan och ligger i linje med de mål som fastställts för regionala SRHR mål i svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Agenda 2030 samt SDG 5 och 10. Insatsen är vidare relevant utifrån ett rättighetsperspektiv vilket innebär att alla ska kunna utöva sina rättigheter oavsett kön, sexuell läggning och transgenderidentitet eller uttryck. Det föreslagna stödet syftar till att stärka marginaliserade och uteslutna individer och grupper i samhället. The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Activities linked to objective will support the ongoing work of GALZ to strengthen skills and capacities of LGBTI activists and their allies to more effectively advocate for law and policy change and social inclusion of LGBTI communities. The expected results are that the project will build a broader, more supportive and more effective countrywide constituency for SRHR and LGBTI. This constituency will have a sustained influence on improving the availability, accessibility of SRHR services for LGBTI; on reducing stigma, discrimination, violence and abuse; and on improving tolerance and promoting social inclusion. Sweden GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 320000 320000 0 320000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 320000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11793 Sweden The Malian general census takes place every 10 years. The fifth census was planned to take place 2016-2021 with 2019 being the year when most of the work will be implemented. The process was delayed and concluded 2022. The census is a large and complicated project in a vast country like Mali that has limited infrastructure and security challenges. The census will produce data that will be used for social and economic development in the country and to follow up on development interventions. Den maliska allmänna folkräkningen äger rum vart tionde år. Den femte folkräkningen planerades ske 2016-2021 med 2019 som det år då merparten av arbetet utförs. Senare försköts genomförandet och slutfördes 2022. Det är ett stort och komplicerat projekt i ett stort land som Mali med bristande infrastruktur och säkerhetsutmaningar. Folkräkningen ger data som kommer att användas för den sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingen i landet samt för att följa upp på dess utvecklingsinsatser. The Swedish contribution will be used by the Malian government to co-fund the fifth population census (RGPH5) in Mali. By Malian law and according to UN recommendations these are to take place every 10 years. The census is not a sample but a complete inventory of people and their accommodation in Mali. The census will provide data and analyses on: 1) total number of inhabitants in Mali and structure by sex and age 2) spatial distribution of people according to administrative unites and type of residence 3) social, economic and cultural characteristics of the Malian population 4) level, structure and tendencies regarding fertility, civil status, mortality and migration 5) indicators for lobbying regarding vulnerable groups, especially old people, women, young people, people living with handicaps, displaced people, orphans etc 6) conclusions regarding the evolution of the data above since the 1976 census 7) projections and demographic prospects into the future 8) characteristics of households, habitat and livelihoods 9) analysis and cartography of poverty 10) updated statistics on villages, wells and other collective social infrastructure 11) geo-referenced information on collective social infrastructure and economic units 12) establishment of demographic indicators 13) capacity building on data collection, analysis and communication using modern information technology The intervention produces baseline information and analyses that are crucial to the design of development action, not only led by the Malian government but also its development partners. It allows for tailoring of development work to the needs of different geographic areas and groups of people, including marginalizedones. This is important to reduce the tensions between groups and the risk for radicalization that could take place if some groups are left behind in terms of development. Without baselines it is impossible to monitor if development action has impact and without it is also impossible for civil society to demand accountability from decision makers. This works contributes to the Embassy’s overall theory of change with support to political dialogue, field activities and capacity building. This support to the Malian population census will provide important baselines on the situation and needs of the Malian population. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Population statistics and data Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Administrative Costs of Donors The census as such seems to have been carried out almost according to plan, but with serious delays due to the covid-19 pandemic and insecurity in the country, and this led to increased costs. INSTAT has published results on its website and these results are available for download. Here follows a selection of statistics generated by the census: Total number of inhabitants in Mali according to the fifth population census (2022): 22 395 489 Number of women: 11 138 934 Number of men: 11 256 555 Percentage of women: 49.7% Annual medium growth rate between census 2009 and census 2022: 3.3% Number of years for the population to double: 21.3 Percentage of the population 0-4 years old: 18.0% Percentage of the population less than 15 years old: 47.2% Percentage of the population 15-64 years old: 49.9% Percentage of the population 65 years old and above 2.9% Percentage of children 0-17 years old: 53.6% Percentage of young people 15-24 years old: 19.2% Percentage of young people 15-34 years old: 32.0% Percentage of the Malian population above voting age (18 yrs): 46.0% Percentage of old people (60yrs and above): 4.6% Percentage of women of fertile age (15-49yrs): 45.7% Percentage of the population with foreign citizenship: 0.4% Percentage of the population living with a major disability: 0.8% Literacy rate of people 15 yrs and above: 33.7% Percentage of the population of pre-school or school age (3-24yrs): 56.0% Average age of the population: 21.4% Median age of the population: 16.1% Percentage of the population living as nomads: 2.0% Average number of people per household: 9.3 Average number of people per household in urban areas: 7.8 Average number of people per household in rural areas: 10.2 Percentage of households led by women: 10.5% No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11793-11793A0101 Sweden The Malian general census takes place every 10 years. The fifth census was planned to take place 2016-2021 with 2019 being the year when most of the work will be implemented. The process was delayed and concluded 2022. The census is a large and complicated project in a vast country like Mali that has limited infrastructure and security challenges. The census will produce data that will be used for social and economic development in the country and to follow up on development interventions. Den maliska allmänna folkräkningen äger rum vart tionde år. Den femte folkräkningen planerades ske 2016-2021 med 2019 som det år då merparten av arbetet utförs. Senare försköts genomförandet och slutfördes 2022. Det är ett stort och komplicerat projekt i ett stort land som Mali med bristande infrastruktur och säkerhetsutmaningar. Folkräkningen ger data som kommer att användas för den sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingen i landet samt för att följa upp på dess utvecklingsinsatser. The Swedish contribution will be used by the Malian government to co-fund the fifth population census (RGPH5) in Mali. By Malian law and according to UN recommendations these are to take place every 10 years. The census is not a sample but a complete inventory of people and their accommodation in Mali. The census will provide data and analyses on: 1) total number of inhabitants in Mali and structure by sex and age 2) spatial distribution of people according to administrative unites and type of residence 3) social, economic and cultural characteristics of the Malian population 4) level, structure and tendencies regarding fertility, civil status, mortality and migration 5) indicators for lobbying regarding vulnerable groups, especially old people, women, young people, people living with handicaps, displaced people, orphans etc 6) conclusions regarding the evolution of the data above since the 1976 census 7) projections and demographic prospects into the future 8) characteristics of households, habitat and livelihoods 9) analysis and cartography of poverty 10) updated statistics on villages, wells and other collective social infrastructure 11) geo-referenced information on collective social infrastructure and economic units 12) establishment of demographic indicators 13) capacity building on data collection, analysis and communication using modern information technology The intervention produces baseline information and analyses that are crucial to the design of development action, not only led by the Malian government but also its development partners. It allows for tailoring of development work to the needs of different geographic areas and groups of people, including marginalizedones. This is important to reduce the tensions between groups and the risk for radicalization that could take place if some groups are left behind in terms of development. Without baselines it is impossible to monitor if development action has impact and without it is also impossible for civil society to demand accountability from decision makers. This works contributes to the Embassy’s overall theory of change with support to political dialogue, field activities and capacity building. This support to the Malian population census will provide important baselines on the situation and needs of the Malian population. Sweden Min de la Planification/INSTAT/L'Institut National de la Statistique, Bamako Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mali 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 25000000 0 25000000 Government of Mali 25000000 Government of Mali Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity among public institutions to provide basic Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner att tillhandahålla grundläggande samhällsservice Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11793-11793A0103 Sweden The Malian general census takes place every 10 years. The fifth census was planned to take place 2016-2021 with 2019 being the year when most of the work will be implemented. The process was delayed and concluded 2022. The census is a large and complicated project in a vast country like Mali that has limited infrastructure and security challenges. The census will produce data that will be used for social and economic development in the country and to follow up on development interventions. Den maliska allmänna folkräkningen äger rum vart tionde år. Den femte folkräkningen planerades ske 2016-2021 med 2019 som det år då merparten av arbetet utförs. Senare försköts genomförandet och slutfördes 2022. Det är ett stort och komplicerat projekt i ett stort land som Mali med bristande infrastruktur och säkerhetsutmaningar. Folkräkningen ger data som kommer att användas för den sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingen i landet samt för att följa upp på dess utvecklingsinsatser. The Swedish contribution will be used by the Malian government to co-fund the fifth population census (RGPH5) in Mali. By Malian law and according to UN recommendations these are to take place every 10 years. The census is not a sample but a complete inventory of people and their accommodation in Mali. The census will provide data and analyses on: 1) total number of inhabitants in Mali and structure by sex and age 2) spatial distribution of people according to administrative unites and type of residence 3) social, economic and cultural characteristics of the Malian population 4) level, structure and tendencies regarding fertility, civil status, mortality and migration 5) indicators for lobbying regarding vulnerable groups, especially old people, women, young people, people living with handicaps, displaced people, orphans etc 6) conclusions regarding the evolution of the data above since the 1976 census 7) projections and demographic prospects into the future 8) characteristics of households, habitat and livelihoods 9) analysis and cartography of poverty 10) updated statistics on villages, wells and other collective social infrastructure 11) geo-referenced information on collective social infrastructure and economic units 12) establishment of demographic indicators 13) capacity building on data collection, analysis and communication using modern information technology The intervention produces baseline information and analyses that are crucial to the design of development action, not only led by the Malian government but also its development partners. It allows for tailoring of development work to the needs of different geographic areas and groups of people, including marginalizedones. This is important to reduce the tensions between groups and the risk for radicalization that could take place if some groups are left behind in terms of development. Without baselines it is impossible to monitor if development action has impact and without it is also impossible for civil society to demand accountability from decision makers. This works contributes to the Embassy’s overall theory of change with support to political dialogue, field activities and capacity building. This support to the Malian population census will provide important baselines on the situation and needs of the Malian population. Sweden Min de la Planification/INSTAT/L'Institut National de la Statistique, Bamako Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mali 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 345543 -282890 0 0 20000000 0 0 -282890 0 345543 0 0 20062653 Government of Mali 20000000 Government of Mali 345542.85 Government of Mali -282890.46 Government of Mali Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11793-11793A0201 Sweden The Malian general census takes place every 10 years. The fifth census was planned to take place 2016-2021 with 2019 being the year when most of the work will be implemented. The process was delayed and concluded 2022. The census is a large and complicated project in a vast country like Mali that has limited infrastructure and security challenges. The census will produce data that will be used for social and economic development in the country and to follow up on development interventions. Den maliska allmänna folkräkningen äger rum vart tionde år. Den femte folkräkningen planerades ske 2016-2021 med 2019 som det år då merparten av arbetet utförs. Senare försköts genomförandet och slutfördes 2022. Det är ett stort och komplicerat projekt i ett stort land som Mali med bristande infrastruktur och säkerhetsutmaningar. Folkräkningen ger data som kommer att användas för den sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingen i landet samt för att följa upp på dess utvecklingsinsatser. The Swedish contribution will be used by the Malian government to co-fund the fifth population census (RGPH5) in Mali. By Malian law and according to UN recommendations these are to take place every 10 years. The census is not a sample but a complete inventory of people and their accommodation in Mali. The census will provide data and analyses on: 1) total number of inhabitants in Mali and structure by sex and age 2) spatial distribution of people according to administrative unites and type of residence 3) social, economic and cultural characteristics of the Malian population 4) level, structure and tendencies regarding fertility, civil status, mortality and migration 5) indicators for lobbying regarding vulnerable groups, especially old people, women, young people, people living with handicaps, displaced people, orphans etc 6) conclusions regarding the evolution of the data above since the 1976 census 7) projections and demographic prospects into the future 8) characteristics of households, habitat and livelihoods 9) analysis and cartography of poverty 10) updated statistics on villages, wells and other collective social infrastructure 11) geo-referenced information on collective social infrastructure and economic units 12) establishment of demographic indicators 13) capacity building on data collection, analysis and communication using modern information technology The intervention produces baseline information and analyses that are crucial to the design of development action, not only led by the Malian government but also its development partners. It allows for tailoring of development work to the needs of different geographic areas and groups of people, including marginalizedones. This is important to reduce the tensions between groups and the risk for radicalization that could take place if some groups are left behind in terms of development. Without baselines it is impossible to monitor if development action has impact and without it is also impossible for civil society to demand accountability from decision makers. This works contributes to the Embassy’s overall theory of change with support to political dialogue, field activities and capacity building. This support to the Malian population census will provide important baselines on the situation and needs of the Malian population. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 599826 599826 599826 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 599826 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11810 Sweden In 2018-2021, Oxfam GB plans to reach over 280,000 people in Algeria, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq and Chad. The contribution will consist of four components focusing on emergency life-saving activities; multi-year resilience building projects; the possibility to respond to sudden onset or deteriorating humanitarian emergencies during the year through the Rapid Response Mechanism; as well as support to method development of cash-based programming.In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Oxfam will provide support to an INGO forum with 100 NGO members with the aim of increasing the effectiveness of humanitarian interventions through improved coordination. In Iraq, Sida will support a project focusing on first line emergency response. The projects will target 9,600 people and include activities of food distribution as well as distribution of non-food items and hygiene materials.Five 3-year projects are proposed to be funded with a total of 28 MSEK for 2018, 19 MSEK for 2019 and 16 MSEK for 2019 with the following breakdown:In Algeria, 126 600 Sahrawi refugees will be supported in a project focusing on improving dietary diversity and strengthening of small-scale agriculture with the aim of increasing food security in the refugee camps. To reach the planned goals of the project, Oxfam will distribute fresh vegetables and flour, conduct trainings and awareness sessions on agricultural production and introduce drought-resistant crops.In the Central African Republic, Oxfam will target 17,500 people with food, protection and WASH activities, together with resilience building through recovery of productive assets and strengthening of communities’ conflict management capabilities. The proposed activities include distribution of agricultural kits, awareness-raising on food diversification, protection and gender themes as well as strengthening of community protection committees.The project in Chad will target 49,087 people in a project aiming to improve access to basic social services, protection, and the restoration of livelihoods. The project activities include borehole drilling, trainings of water management committees, latrine construction and hygiene promotion. The project will also highlight issues of protection and gender-based violence through awareness raising, establishment of protection committees, mapping of care services for victims of abuses and violations and awareness raising sessions on protection issues.In Iraq, Sida will support a project focusing on capacity building of local humanitarian leadership with the aim of strengthening the local humanitarian response capacity. The projects will target local humanitarian actors as well as a number of local NGOs. Moreover, it is further proposed that Sida contributes with 25 million within the Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM, to enable Oxfam GB to respond to sudden onset or deteriorating humanitarian emergencies throughout the year.Moreover, in addition to funding provided directly to Oxfam GB, Sida will also support the Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) in a 3-year intervention with a total funding of 9 MSEK (4+3+2 MSEK). CaLP is a network based on learning, knowledge sharing, networking and coordination around the appropriate and timely use of cash transfer programming (CTP) in humanitarian response. CaLP does not deliver cash transfer programmes directly. The vision of CaLP is that humanitarian assistance creates the greatest value, choice and dignity for people in crisis. Detta beslut avser stöd till Oxfam GB för humanitära projekt genom ett nytt avtal mellan Sida och Oxfam GB för perioden april 2018 – juni 2021. Under 2018 kommer fler än 135 miljoner människor vara i behov av humanitärt bistånd världen över till en kostnad av 22,5 miljarder dollar enligt United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Sveriges humanitära bistånd är behovsbaserat och Sida genomför i enlighet med detta årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess, vari samtliga humanitära kriser analyseras utifrån de humanitära behoven och där de mest relevanta av strategiska partnerorganisationer att svara upp mot identifierade behov utväljs. Ett flertal av de identifierade globala behoven för 2018 återfinns i utdragna och bortglömda kriser och Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB är väl positionerad att svara upp mot dessa behov i kraft av att organisationen även arbetar med långsiktigt utvecklingssamarbete, har god kännedom om den lokala kontexten i samtliga föreslagna projekt samt genom att kapacitetsstärkande av lokala aktörer är centralt i Oxfam GB’s humanitära arbete. År 2018–2021 föreslås därför att Oxfam GB, utöver stöd för akut livräddande aktiviteter, även erhåller finansiering för mer långsiktiga aktiviteter i syfte att stärka samhällens motståndskraft mot kriser och katastrofer. Oxfam GB har under tidigare samarbeten med Sida, senast genom stöd under avtalsperioden 2011–2013 samt 2014–2017, påvisat att organisationen är en effektiv humanitär aktör. Enbart under 2016 lyckades Oxfam GB nå 1,2 miljoner människor med stöd inom vatten, sanitet och hygien, 94 000 människor med tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter samt bidra med stärkt skydd för 106 000 människor i konfliktdrabbade miljöer. Sida bedömer i linje med detta att Oxfam GB framförallt har ett mervärde vad gäller aktiviteter inom tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, genom matdistribution och kontantbaserat stöd; försörjningsmöjligheter, bland annat genom stöd till återhämtning inom boskapsskötsel och jordbruk; vatten, sanitet och hygien, både genom akut livräddande aktiviteter och långsiktiga aktiviteter i syfte att stärka vattensystem; samt skydd, såväl genom integrering av skydd i exempelvis matdistribution som specifika skyddsaktiviteter i syfte att exempelvis öka medvetenheten om könsbaserat våld. Oxfam arbetar även aktivt med påverkansarbete kring internationell humanitär rätt och de humanitära principerna. År 2018-2021 planerar Oxfam GB att nå över 280 000 personer i Algeriet, Centralafrikanska republiken, Demokratiska republiken Kongo, Irak och Tchad. Insatsen kommer bestå av fyra komponenter med fokus på akut livräddande aktiviteter; projekt i syfte att stärka samhällens motståndskraft mot kriser och katastrofer; möjlighet att snabbt svara upp mot hastigt uppkomna behov i nya kriser eller akuta försämringar av pågående kriser inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM; samt stärkt effektivitet i det humanitära systemet genom metodstöd som syftar till att öka kunskapen om kontantbaserat stöd. Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB’s planerade projekt svarar mot aktuella humanitära behov i enlighet med Sidas geografiska analys och stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som relevant för att uppnå målen i Strategi för Sveriges humanitära bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2017–2020. Sida föreslår därför att stödja Oxfam GB’s humanitära projekt till en kostnad av 104 MSEK i enlighet med följande: Landprojekt Två 1-åriga projekt föreslås finansieras med totalt 5 MSEK med följande fördelning: Demokratiska republiken Kongo: 1 MSEK I Demokratiska republiken Kongo planerar Oxfam GB att stödja ett INGO-forum med 100 icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer i syfte att öka effektiviteten av humanitärt bistånd genom stärkt samordning. Irak: 4 MSEK I Irak föreslås att Sida stödjer ett projekt som riktar sig till 9 600 personer med livräddande aktiviteter inom bland annat vatten, sanitet och hygien samt tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning genom exempelvis distribution av hygienartiklar, mat och andra basala förnödenheter. Fem 3-åriga projekt föreslås finansieras med totalt 28 MSEK för 2018, 19 MSEK för 2019 samt 16 MSEK för 2020 med följande fördelning: Algeriet: 15 MSEK (5+5+5 MSEK) I Algeriet planerar Oxfam GB att stödja 126 600 västsahariska flyktingar i ett projekt som fokuserar på tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och stärkt motståndskraft mot framtida kriser och katastrofer, genom bland annat distribution av färska grönsaker och introduktion av klimatanpassade grödor. Centralafrikanska republiken: 18 MSEK (10+5+3 MSEK) I Centralafrikanska republiken planerar Oxfam GB att nå 17 500 personer från de mest utsatta konfliktdrabbade grupperna i två projekt med aktiviteter inom tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, skydd samt vatten, sanitet och hygien, genom exempelvis distribution av jordbruksredskap, utbildning i syfte att stärka kunskapen om diversifierad kosthållning samt skyddsaktiviteter, bland annat bestående av kapacitetsstärkning av skyddskommittéer. Tchad: 18 MSEK (10+5+3 MSEK) I Tchad planerar Oxfam GB att stödja 49 087 människor, inklusive internflyktingar och personer från värdsamhällen, med aktiviteter inom skydd samt vatten, sanitet och hygien. Projektverksamheten innefattar bland annat brunnsborrning, utbildning inom vatten, sanitet och hygien samt konstruktion av latriner. Projektet kommer även inkludera inrättande av skyddskommittéer samt aktiviteter som syftar till att öka medvetenheten om könsbaserat våld. Irak: 12 MSEK (3+4+5 MSEK) I Irak förslås stöd till ett kapacitetsstärkande projekt av lokala humanitära organisationer samt ett antal lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer i syfte att förbättra den lokala responskapaciteten och därmed stärka lokalsamhällets motståndskraft mot framtida kriser och katastrofer. Rapid Response Mechanism Vidare föreslås att Sida bidrar med 25 MSEK inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Oxfam GB att snabbt svara upp mot hastigt uppkomna behov i nya kriser eller akuta försämringar av pågående kriser. Metodstöd Ett metodprojekt till Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) föreslås finansieras med totalt 4 MSEK för 2018, 3 MSEK för 2019 samt 2 MSEK för 2019: CaLP är ett nätverk som arbetar med lärande, kunskapsdelning, nätverkande och koordination gällande kontantbaserat stöd. Mot bakgrund av att Sida i samband med World Humanitarian Summit och Grand Bargain åtagit sig att stärka arbetet med kontantbaserat stöd, rekommenderas i denna beredning att inkludera stöd till CaLP. Detta stöd ingår i beredningen av Oxfam GB eftersom CaLP inte är en egen juridisk person utan återfinns inom Humanitarian Department of Oxfam House. Sida föreslår även att finansiera Oxfam GB’s programhanteringskostnader till en total kostnad av 2 MSEK för 2018. Programhanteringskostnaderna täcker en programkoordinator (100%), en finansiell funktion (75%), en programansvarig (100%), tekniskt rådgivande stöd (inom exempelvis tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och skydd) samt fältuppföljning och externa revisionskostnader. Sida bedömer att programhanteringskostnaderna är nödvändiga för att säkra kvaliteten på hanteringen av Sida-medlen eftersom delar av de administrativa kostnaderna på 7% vidarebefordras till andra delar av Oxfams federation och därmed inte kommer Oxfam GB till del. För detaljerad överblick och fördelning av Sidas stöd hänvisas till avtalets bilaga VII (Budget summary). Även om Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB har god kapacitet att implementera humanitära projekt har Sida under tidigare samarbeten noterat vissa svagheter vad gäller intern styrning och kontroll, framförallt vad gäller revision, vidareförmedling samt finansiell rapportering. Sida kommer därför under 2018 att följa hur väl Oxfam GB åtgärdar brister inom dessa områden. Med anledning av de uppmärksammade fallen där Oxfam GB’s personal varit inblandade i sexuellt utnyttjande och andra brott mot organisationens etiska principer, har Sida efterfrågat detaljerad information om de åtgärder Oxfam GB vidtagit sedan dessa händelser ägde rum år 2010, inklusive en detaljerad redogörelse för hur de vidtagna åtgärderna fungerat i praktiken. De erhållna svaren visar att Oxfam GB tagit frågan på stort allvar och att man sedan år 2010 har etablerat verkningsfulla regler och rutiner, som man under år 2018 dessutom planerar att skärpa ytterligare. Sida bedömer att de svar som erhållits är tillräckliga för att Sida ska kunna ingå ett nytt treårsavtal med Oxfam GB. Vidare bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för projekten ska utbetalas omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till 1 april 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra omedelbar uppstart av de humanitära aktiviteterna. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Fewer women, men and children will die or suffer from a loss of dignity through insecurity and deprivation by reducing the impact of natural disasters and conflict and strengthening the resilience of communities and local partners. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Burkina Faso Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Colombia Algeria Guatemala Honduras Iraq Kenya Mauritania Malawi Mozambique Niger (the) Senegal Somalia South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Chad Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Emergency food assistance Relief co-ordination and support services Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation Sectors not specified Emergency Response Reconstruction Relief & Rehabilitation Unallocated / Unspecified Over 1,393,031 affected women, men, girls and boys have been reached through 38 projects in 20 countries under the 2018-2021 HPA with activities in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL), Gender and Protection. Women and girls represented more than 50% of the beneficiaries. As mentioned in the previous section, during the HPA II, Oxfam implemented five multiyear projects; six annual planned projects and method and capacity development projects in CAR and the global Cash Learning project named CaLP. Oxfam also implemented 27 RRM responses. Through RRM responses, Oxfam reached more than 724,000 people with a total of 97,600,062 SEK. Sida funded Oxfam Rapid Emergency Responses in Bangladesh, Syria, Senegal, Mauritania, Somaliland (x2), CAR (x2), Afghanistan (x2), Niger, Burkina, Malawi, Mozambique, Sudan Sudan (x2), Kenya (x3), Chad (x3), Western Sahara, Iraq, Colombia, Honduras, Guatemala. Oxfam used nearly 80% of the RRM projects to respond to natural disasters such as: floods, cyclones, locust infestations, droughts and the COVID-19 pandemic. Two RRM projects responded to political crises: the Venezuela migrant crisis in Colombia and the closure of refugee camps in Iraq. Five RRM responses were conflict related (Syria, CAR (x2), Niger and Burkina Faso). More than half of the RRM projects (16), Oxfam implemented together with local humanitarian partners in alignment with the Grand Bargain and Charter for Change Commitments to localisation. Examples of some of the concrete results achieved in the past agreement period include: - In CAR 12 water points were rehabilitated providing access to water for 7,000 people and also preventing spread of waterborne diseases. - In the first year of the HPA agreement in Syria, through the supply of water pumps and rehabilitation of wells and water points, 129,789 people displaced by conflict in Dar'a, Syria, have got access to adequate and safe water. - In Somaliland, 12,000 vulnerable drought affected persons received two rounds of unconditional cash transfers providing them access to basic requirements such as food, clothing and medication, as part of re-establishing their livelihoods base. - In Niger, following attacks on several villages causing widespread displacement, Oxfam revitalized community protection mechanisms in 12 IDP sites and improved the protection of particularly women and children. - In Algeria in 2020, 133,672 vulnerable Sahrawi refugees were supported with improved food security during COVID-19-related restrictions on movement and impacts on markets through the distribution of 2.5 kg of fresh produce over 3 months. A final year evaluation of the project in Algeria showed that approximately 81% of the agricultural production realised through the establishment of communal gardens was used for commercial purposes and 19% for household consumption. The proceeds from resale went towards buying other types of food, buying seeds and agricultural inputs or improvements of overall living conditions of the household. - In CAR Paoua, the multiyear project showed a significant reduction in the number of recorded protection cases, including 73% of rapes were recorded before and 63% at the end; 72% of physical violence before and 40.80% at the end, 36% of abductions before and 10.20% at the end. - For the project in Chad in 2020, 44,593 people were reached through information on protection, the construction of 12 community protection spaces, distribution of 100 solar lamps to women and girls and other protection services. Community structures and committees and the creation of dialogue between them and the local authorities and training sessions have contributed considerably to reducing protection risks, and improving knowledge and the actions taken in this respect: 98.33% of male and female protection committee members took positive actions against protection threats and risks during the project. There was also a 23.69% reduction in protection cases and threats compared with last year and 93.22% of protection incidents referred to the authorities were resolved. - In both the multi-year projects in Chad and CAR, capacity building and advocacy around protection made noticeable progress because of the extended duration of the projects. Protection Committees are playing a more active role in victims referrals and coordination with other protection actors is stronger. - With regards to the CaLP project, 98% of respondents felt that CaLPs work has improved CVA coordination a great deal, a lot or a moderate amount and 88% of respondents reported that CaLP research, tools or guidance increased the quality of their organizations programming. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11810-11810A0101-H Sweden In 2018-2021, Oxfam GB plans to reach over 280,000 people in Algeria, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq and Chad. The contribution will consist of four components focusing on emergency life-saving activities; multi-year resilience building projects; the possibility to respond to sudden onset or deteriorating humanitarian emergencies during the year through the Rapid Response Mechanism; as well as support to method development of cash-based programming.In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Oxfam will provide support to an INGO forum with 100 NGO members with the aim of increasing the effectiveness of humanitarian interventions through improved coordination. In Iraq, Sida will support a project focusing on first line emergency response. The projects will target 9,600 people and include activities of food distribution as well as distribution of non-food items and hygiene materials.Five 3-year projects are proposed to be funded with a total of 28 MSEK for 2018, 19 MSEK for 2019 and 16 MSEK for 2019 with the following breakdown:In Algeria, 126 600 Sahrawi refugees will be supported in a project focusing on improving dietary diversity and strengthening of small-scale agriculture with the aim of increasing food security in the refugee camps. To reach the planned goals of the project, Oxfam will distribute fresh vegetables and flour, conduct trainings and awareness sessions on agricultural production and introduce drought-resistant crops.In the Central African Republic, Oxfam will target 17,500 people with food, protection and WASH activities, together with resilience building through recovery of productive assets and strengthening of communities’ conflict management capabilities. The proposed activities include distribution of agricultural kits, awareness-raising on food diversification, protection and gender themes as well as strengthening of community protection committees.The project in Chad will target 49,087 people in a project aiming to improve access to basic social services, protection, and the restoration of livelihoods. The project activities include borehole drilling, trainings of water management committees, latrine construction and hygiene promotion. The project will also highlight issues of protection and gender-based violence through awareness raising, establishment of protection committees, mapping of care services for victims of abuses and violations and awareness raising sessions on protection issues.In Iraq, Sida will support a project focusing on capacity building of local humanitarian leadership with the aim of strengthening the local humanitarian response capacity. The projects will target local humanitarian actors as well as a number of local NGOs. Moreover, it is further proposed that Sida contributes with 25 million within the Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM, to enable Oxfam GB to respond to sudden onset or deteriorating humanitarian emergencies throughout the year.Moreover, in addition to funding provided directly to Oxfam GB, Sida will also support the Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) in a 3-year intervention with a total funding of 9 MSEK (4+3+2 MSEK). CaLP is a network based on learning, knowledge sharing, networking and coordination around the appropriate and timely use of cash transfer programming (CTP) in humanitarian response. CaLP does not deliver cash transfer programmes directly. The vision of CaLP is that humanitarian assistance creates the greatest value, choice and dignity for people in crisis. Detta beslut avser stöd till Oxfam GB för humanitära projekt genom ett nytt avtal mellan Sida och Oxfam GB för perioden april 2018 – juni 2021. Under 2018 kommer fler än 135 miljoner människor vara i behov av humanitärt bistånd världen över till en kostnad av 22,5 miljarder dollar enligt United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Sveriges humanitära bistånd är behovsbaserat och Sida genomför i enlighet med detta årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess, vari samtliga humanitära kriser analyseras utifrån de humanitära behoven och där de mest relevanta av strategiska partnerorganisationer att svara upp mot identifierade behov utväljs. Ett flertal av de identifierade globala behoven för 2018 återfinns i utdragna och bortglömda kriser och Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB är väl positionerad att svara upp mot dessa behov i kraft av att organisationen även arbetar med långsiktigt utvecklingssamarbete, har god kännedom om den lokala kontexten i samtliga föreslagna projekt samt genom att kapacitetsstärkande av lokala aktörer är centralt i Oxfam GB’s humanitära arbete. År 2018–2021 föreslås därför att Oxfam GB, utöver stöd för akut livräddande aktiviteter, även erhåller finansiering för mer långsiktiga aktiviteter i syfte att stärka samhällens motståndskraft mot kriser och katastrofer. Oxfam GB har under tidigare samarbeten med Sida, senast genom stöd under avtalsperioden 2011–2013 samt 2014–2017, påvisat att organisationen är en effektiv humanitär aktör. Enbart under 2016 lyckades Oxfam GB nå 1,2 miljoner människor med stöd inom vatten, sanitet och hygien, 94 000 människor med tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter samt bidra med stärkt skydd för 106 000 människor i konfliktdrabbade miljöer. Sida bedömer i linje med detta att Oxfam GB framförallt har ett mervärde vad gäller aktiviteter inom tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, genom matdistribution och kontantbaserat stöd; försörjningsmöjligheter, bland annat genom stöd till återhämtning inom boskapsskötsel och jordbruk; vatten, sanitet och hygien, både genom akut livräddande aktiviteter och långsiktiga aktiviteter i syfte att stärka vattensystem; samt skydd, såväl genom integrering av skydd i exempelvis matdistribution som specifika skyddsaktiviteter i syfte att exempelvis öka medvetenheten om könsbaserat våld. Oxfam arbetar även aktivt med påverkansarbete kring internationell humanitär rätt och de humanitära principerna. År 2018-2021 planerar Oxfam GB att nå över 280 000 personer i Algeriet, Centralafrikanska republiken, Demokratiska republiken Kongo, Irak och Tchad. Insatsen kommer bestå av fyra komponenter med fokus på akut livräddande aktiviteter; projekt i syfte att stärka samhällens motståndskraft mot kriser och katastrofer; möjlighet att snabbt svara upp mot hastigt uppkomna behov i nya kriser eller akuta försämringar av pågående kriser inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM; samt stärkt effektivitet i det humanitära systemet genom metodstöd som syftar till att öka kunskapen om kontantbaserat stöd. Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB’s planerade projekt svarar mot aktuella humanitära behov i enlighet med Sidas geografiska analys och stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som relevant för att uppnå målen i Strategi för Sveriges humanitära bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2017–2020. Sida föreslår därför att stödja Oxfam GB’s humanitära projekt till en kostnad av 104 MSEK i enlighet med följande: Landprojekt Två 1-åriga projekt föreslås finansieras med totalt 5 MSEK med följande fördelning: Demokratiska republiken Kongo: 1 MSEK I Demokratiska republiken Kongo planerar Oxfam GB att stödja ett INGO-forum med 100 icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer i syfte att öka effektiviteten av humanitärt bistånd genom stärkt samordning. Irak: 4 MSEK I Irak föreslås att Sida stödjer ett projekt som riktar sig till 9 600 personer med livräddande aktiviteter inom bland annat vatten, sanitet och hygien samt tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning genom exempelvis distribution av hygienartiklar, mat och andra basala förnödenheter. Fem 3-åriga projekt föreslås finansieras med totalt 28 MSEK för 2018, 19 MSEK för 2019 samt 16 MSEK för 2020 med följande fördelning: Algeriet: 15 MSEK (5+5+5 MSEK) I Algeriet planerar Oxfam GB att stödja 126 600 västsahariska flyktingar i ett projekt som fokuserar på tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och stärkt motståndskraft mot framtida kriser och katastrofer, genom bland annat distribution av färska grönsaker och introduktion av klimatanpassade grödor. Centralafrikanska republiken: 18 MSEK (10+5+3 MSEK) I Centralafrikanska republiken planerar Oxfam GB att nå 17 500 personer från de mest utsatta konfliktdrabbade grupperna i två projekt med aktiviteter inom tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, skydd samt vatten, sanitet och hygien, genom exempelvis distribution av jordbruksredskap, utbildning i syfte att stärka kunskapen om diversifierad kosthållning samt skyddsaktiviteter, bland annat bestående av kapacitetsstärkning av skyddskommittéer. Tchad: 18 MSEK (10+5+3 MSEK) I Tchad planerar Oxfam GB att stödja 49 087 människor, inklusive internflyktingar och personer från värdsamhällen, med aktiviteter inom skydd samt vatten, sanitet och hygien. Projektverksamheten innefattar bland annat brunnsborrning, utbildning inom vatten, sanitet och hygien samt konstruktion av latriner. Projektet kommer även inkludera inrättande av skyddskommittéer samt aktiviteter som syftar till att öka medvetenheten om könsbaserat våld. Irak: 12 MSEK (3+4+5 MSEK) I Irak förslås stöd till ett kapacitetsstärkande projekt av lokala humanitära organisationer samt ett antal lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer i syfte att förbättra den lokala responskapaciteten och därmed stärka lokalsamhällets motståndskraft mot framtida kriser och katastrofer. Rapid Response Mechanism Vidare föreslås att Sida bidrar med 25 MSEK inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Oxfam GB att snabbt svara upp mot hastigt uppkomna behov i nya kriser eller akuta försämringar av pågående kriser. Metodstöd Ett metodprojekt till Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) föreslås finansieras med totalt 4 MSEK för 2018, 3 MSEK för 2019 samt 2 MSEK för 2019: CaLP är ett nätverk som arbetar med lärande, kunskapsdelning, nätverkande och koordination gällande kontantbaserat stöd. Mot bakgrund av att Sida i samband med World Humanitarian Summit och Grand Bargain åtagit sig att stärka arbetet med kontantbaserat stöd, rekommenderas i denna beredning att inkludera stöd till CaLP. Detta stöd ingår i beredningen av Oxfam GB eftersom CaLP inte är en egen juridisk person utan återfinns inom Humanitarian Department of Oxfam House. Sida föreslår även att finansiera Oxfam GB’s programhanteringskostnader till en total kostnad av 2 MSEK för 2018. Programhanteringskostnaderna täcker en programkoordinator (100%), en finansiell funktion (75%), en programansvarig (100%), tekniskt rådgivande stöd (inom exempelvis tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och skydd) samt fältuppföljning och externa revisionskostnader. Sida bedömer att programhanteringskostnaderna är nödvändiga för att säkra kvaliteten på hanteringen av Sida-medlen eftersom delar av de administrativa kostnaderna på 7% vidarebefordras till andra delar av Oxfams federation och därmed inte kommer Oxfam GB till del. För detaljerad överblick och fördelning av Sidas stöd hänvisas till avtalets bilaga VII (Budget summary). Även om Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB har god kapacitet att implementera humanitära projekt har Sida under tidigare samarbeten noterat vissa svagheter vad gäller intern styrning och kontroll, framförallt vad gäller revision, vidareförmedling samt finansiell rapportering. Sida kommer därför under 2018 att följa hur väl Oxfam GB åtgärdar brister inom dessa områden. Med anledning av de uppmärksammade fallen där Oxfam GB’s personal varit inblandade i sexuellt utnyttjande och andra brott mot organisationens etiska principer, har Sida efterfrågat detaljerad information om de åtgärder Oxfam GB vidtagit sedan dessa händelser ägde rum år 2010, inklusive en detaljerad redogörelse för hur de vidtagna åtgärderna fungerat i praktiken. De erhållna svaren visar att Oxfam GB tagit frågan på stort allvar och att man sedan år 2010 har etablerat verkningsfulla regler och rutiner, som man under år 2018 dessutom planerar att skärpa ytterligare. Sida bedömer att de svar som erhållits är tillräckliga för att Sida ska kunna ingå ett nytt treårsavtal med Oxfam GB. Vidare bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för projekten ska utbetalas omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till 1 april 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra omedelbar uppstart av de humanitära aktiviteterna. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Fewer women, men and children will die or suffer from a loss of dignity through insecurity and deprivation by reducing the impact of natural disasters and conflict and strengthening the resilience of communities and local partners. 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Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Support sustainability in planning and funding, especially in protracted or chronic/recurrent crises Stödja långsiktighet i planering och finansiering, särskilt i utdragna eller återkommande kriser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve resilience and disaster risk reduction as well as strengthening the cooperation with development actors in this field Förbättra förutsättningar för resiliens och riskreducering samt stärka samarbetet med utvecklingsaktörer inom detta område Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-11810-11810A0102-H Sweden In 2018-2021, Oxfam GB plans to reach over 280,000 people in Algeria, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq and Chad. The contribution will consist of four components focusing on emergency life-saving activities; multi-year resilience building projects; the possibility to respond to sudden onset or deteriorating humanitarian emergencies during the year through the Rapid Response Mechanism; as well as support to method development of cash-based programming.In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Oxfam will provide support to an INGO forum with 100 NGO members with the aim of increasing the effectiveness of humanitarian interventions through improved coordination. In Iraq, Sida will support a project focusing on first line emergency response. The projects will target 9,600 people and include activities of food distribution as well as distribution of non-food items and hygiene materials.Five 3-year projects are proposed to be funded with a total of 28 MSEK for 2018, 19 MSEK for 2019 and 16 MSEK for 2019 with the following breakdown:In Algeria, 126 600 Sahrawi refugees will be supported in a project focusing on improving dietary diversity and strengthening of small-scale agriculture with the aim of increasing food security in the refugee camps. To reach the planned goals of the project, Oxfam will distribute fresh vegetables and flour, conduct trainings and awareness sessions on agricultural production and introduce drought-resistant crops.In the Central African Republic, Oxfam will target 17,500 people with food, protection and WASH activities, together with resilience building through recovery of productive assets and strengthening of communities’ conflict management capabilities. The proposed activities include distribution of agricultural kits, awareness-raising on food diversification, protection and gender themes as well as strengthening of community protection committees.The project in Chad will target 49,087 people in a project aiming to improve access to basic social services, protection, and the restoration of livelihoods. The project activities include borehole drilling, trainings of water management committees, latrine construction and hygiene promotion. The project will also highlight issues of protection and gender-based violence through awareness raising, establishment of protection committees, mapping of care services for victims of abuses and violations and awareness raising sessions on protection issues.In Iraq, Sida will support a project focusing on capacity building of local humanitarian leadership with the aim of strengthening the local humanitarian response capacity. The projects will target local humanitarian actors as well as a number of local NGOs. Moreover, it is further proposed that Sida contributes with 25 million within the Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM, to enable Oxfam GB to respond to sudden onset or deteriorating humanitarian emergencies throughout the year.Moreover, in addition to funding provided directly to Oxfam GB, Sida will also support the Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) in a 3-year intervention with a total funding of 9 MSEK (4+3+2 MSEK). CaLP is a network based on learning, knowledge sharing, networking and coordination around the appropriate and timely use of cash transfer programming (CTP) in humanitarian response. CaLP does not deliver cash transfer programmes directly. The vision of CaLP is that humanitarian assistance creates the greatest value, choice and dignity for people in crisis. Detta beslut avser stöd till Oxfam GB för humanitära projekt genom ett nytt avtal mellan Sida och Oxfam GB för perioden april 2018 – juni 2021. Under 2018 kommer fler än 135 miljoner människor vara i behov av humanitärt bistånd världen över till en kostnad av 22,5 miljarder dollar enligt United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Sveriges humanitära bistånd är behovsbaserat och Sida genomför i enlighet med detta årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess, vari samtliga humanitära kriser analyseras utifrån de humanitära behoven och där de mest relevanta av strategiska partnerorganisationer att svara upp mot identifierade behov utväljs. Ett flertal av de identifierade globala behoven för 2018 återfinns i utdragna och bortglömda kriser och Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB är väl positionerad att svara upp mot dessa behov i kraft av att organisationen även arbetar med långsiktigt utvecklingssamarbete, har god kännedom om den lokala kontexten i samtliga föreslagna projekt samt genom att kapacitetsstärkande av lokala aktörer är centralt i Oxfam GB’s humanitära arbete. År 2018–2021 föreslås därför att Oxfam GB, utöver stöd för akut livräddande aktiviteter, även erhåller finansiering för mer långsiktiga aktiviteter i syfte att stärka samhällens motståndskraft mot kriser och katastrofer. Oxfam GB har under tidigare samarbeten med Sida, senast genom stöd under avtalsperioden 2011–2013 samt 2014–2017, påvisat att organisationen är en effektiv humanitär aktör. Enbart under 2016 lyckades Oxfam GB nå 1,2 miljoner människor med stöd inom vatten, sanitet och hygien, 94 000 människor med tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter samt bidra med stärkt skydd för 106 000 människor i konfliktdrabbade miljöer. Sida bedömer i linje med detta att Oxfam GB framförallt har ett mervärde vad gäller aktiviteter inom tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, genom matdistribution och kontantbaserat stöd; försörjningsmöjligheter, bland annat genom stöd till återhämtning inom boskapsskötsel och jordbruk; vatten, sanitet och hygien, både genom akut livräddande aktiviteter och långsiktiga aktiviteter i syfte att stärka vattensystem; samt skydd, såväl genom integrering av skydd i exempelvis matdistribution som specifika skyddsaktiviteter i syfte att exempelvis öka medvetenheten om könsbaserat våld. Oxfam arbetar även aktivt med påverkansarbete kring internationell humanitär rätt och de humanitära principerna. År 2018-2021 planerar Oxfam GB att nå över 280 000 personer i Algeriet, Centralafrikanska republiken, Demokratiska republiken Kongo, Irak och Tchad. Insatsen kommer bestå av fyra komponenter med fokus på akut livräddande aktiviteter; projekt i syfte att stärka samhällens motståndskraft mot kriser och katastrofer; möjlighet att snabbt svara upp mot hastigt uppkomna behov i nya kriser eller akuta försämringar av pågående kriser inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM; samt stärkt effektivitet i det humanitära systemet genom metodstöd som syftar till att öka kunskapen om kontantbaserat stöd. Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB’s planerade projekt svarar mot aktuella humanitära behov i enlighet med Sidas geografiska analys och stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som relevant för att uppnå målen i Strategi för Sveriges humanitära bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2017–2020. Sida föreslår därför att stödja Oxfam GB’s humanitära projekt till en kostnad av 104 MSEK i enlighet med följande: Landprojekt Två 1-åriga projekt föreslås finansieras med totalt 5 MSEK med följande fördelning: Demokratiska republiken Kongo: 1 MSEK I Demokratiska republiken Kongo planerar Oxfam GB att stödja ett INGO-forum med 100 icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer i syfte att öka effektiviteten av humanitärt bistånd genom stärkt samordning. Irak: 4 MSEK I Irak föreslås att Sida stödjer ett projekt som riktar sig till 9 600 personer med livräddande aktiviteter inom bland annat vatten, sanitet och hygien samt tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning genom exempelvis distribution av hygienartiklar, mat och andra basala förnödenheter. Fem 3-åriga projekt föreslås finansieras med totalt 28 MSEK för 2018, 19 MSEK för 2019 samt 16 MSEK för 2020 med följande fördelning: Algeriet: 15 MSEK (5+5+5 MSEK) I Algeriet planerar Oxfam GB att stödja 126 600 västsahariska flyktingar i ett projekt som fokuserar på tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och stärkt motståndskraft mot framtida kriser och katastrofer, genom bland annat distribution av färska grönsaker och introduktion av klimatanpassade grödor. Centralafrikanska republiken: 18 MSEK (10+5+3 MSEK) I Centralafrikanska republiken planerar Oxfam GB att nå 17 500 personer från de mest utsatta konfliktdrabbade grupperna i två projekt med aktiviteter inom tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, skydd samt vatten, sanitet och hygien, genom exempelvis distribution av jordbruksredskap, utbildning i syfte att stärka kunskapen om diversifierad kosthållning samt skyddsaktiviteter, bland annat bestående av kapacitetsstärkning av skyddskommittéer. Tchad: 18 MSEK (10+5+3 MSEK) I Tchad planerar Oxfam GB att stödja 49 087 människor, inklusive internflyktingar och personer från värdsamhällen, med aktiviteter inom skydd samt vatten, sanitet och hygien. Projektverksamheten innefattar bland annat brunnsborrning, utbildning inom vatten, sanitet och hygien samt konstruktion av latriner. Projektet kommer även inkludera inrättande av skyddskommittéer samt aktiviteter som syftar till att öka medvetenheten om könsbaserat våld. Irak: 12 MSEK (3+4+5 MSEK) I Irak förslås stöd till ett kapacitetsstärkande projekt av lokala humanitära organisationer samt ett antal lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer i syfte att förbättra den lokala responskapaciteten och därmed stärka lokalsamhällets motståndskraft mot framtida kriser och katastrofer. Rapid Response Mechanism Vidare föreslås att Sida bidrar med 25 MSEK inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Oxfam GB att snabbt svara upp mot hastigt uppkomna behov i nya kriser eller akuta försämringar av pågående kriser. Metodstöd Ett metodprojekt till Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) föreslås finansieras med totalt 4 MSEK för 2018, 3 MSEK för 2019 samt 2 MSEK för 2019: CaLP är ett nätverk som arbetar med lärande, kunskapsdelning, nätverkande och koordination gällande kontantbaserat stöd. Mot bakgrund av att Sida i samband med World Humanitarian Summit och Grand Bargain åtagit sig att stärka arbetet med kontantbaserat stöd, rekommenderas i denna beredning att inkludera stöd till CaLP. Detta stöd ingår i beredningen av Oxfam GB eftersom CaLP inte är en egen juridisk person utan återfinns inom Humanitarian Department of Oxfam House. Sida föreslår även att finansiera Oxfam GB’s programhanteringskostnader till en total kostnad av 2 MSEK för 2018. Programhanteringskostnaderna täcker en programkoordinator (100%), en finansiell funktion (75%), en programansvarig (100%), tekniskt rådgivande stöd (inom exempelvis tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och skydd) samt fältuppföljning och externa revisionskostnader. Sida bedömer att programhanteringskostnaderna är nödvändiga för att säkra kvaliteten på hanteringen av Sida-medlen eftersom delar av de administrativa kostnaderna på 7% vidarebefordras till andra delar av Oxfams federation och därmed inte kommer Oxfam GB till del. För detaljerad överblick och fördelning av Sidas stöd hänvisas till avtalets bilaga VII (Budget summary). Även om Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB har god kapacitet att implementera humanitära projekt har Sida under tidigare samarbeten noterat vissa svagheter vad gäller intern styrning och kontroll, framförallt vad gäller revision, vidareförmedling samt finansiell rapportering. Sida kommer därför under 2018 att följa hur väl Oxfam GB åtgärdar brister inom dessa områden. Med anledning av de uppmärksammade fallen där Oxfam GB’s personal varit inblandade i sexuellt utnyttjande och andra brott mot organisationens etiska principer, har Sida efterfrågat detaljerad information om de åtgärder Oxfam GB vidtagit sedan dessa händelser ägde rum år 2010, inklusive en detaljerad redogörelse för hur de vidtagna åtgärderna fungerat i praktiken. De erhållna svaren visar att Oxfam GB tagit frågan på stort allvar och att man sedan år 2010 har etablerat verkningsfulla regler och rutiner, som man under år 2018 dessutom planerar att skärpa ytterligare. Sida bedömer att de svar som erhållits är tillräckliga för att Sida ska kunna ingå ett nytt treårsavtal med Oxfam GB. Vidare bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för projekten ska utbetalas omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till 1 april 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra omedelbar uppstart av de humanitära aktiviteterna. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Fewer women, men and children will die or suffer from a loss of dignity through insecurity and deprivation by reducing the impact of natural disasters and conflict and strengthening the resilience of communities and local partners. 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The contribution will consist of four components focusing on emergency life-saving activities; multi-year resilience building projects; the possibility to respond to sudden onset or deteriorating humanitarian emergencies during the year through the Rapid Response Mechanism; as well as support to method development of cash-based programming.In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Oxfam will provide support to an INGO forum with 100 NGO members with the aim of increasing the effectiveness of humanitarian interventions through improved coordination. In Iraq, Sida will support a project focusing on first line emergency response. The projects will target 9,600 people and include activities of food distribution as well as distribution of non-food items and hygiene materials.Five 3-year projects are proposed to be funded with a total of 28 MSEK for 2018, 19 MSEK for 2019 and 16 MSEK for 2019 with the following breakdown:In Algeria, 126 600 Sahrawi refugees will be supported in a project focusing on improving dietary diversity and strengthening of small-scale agriculture with the aim of increasing food security in the refugee camps. To reach the planned goals of the project, Oxfam will distribute fresh vegetables and flour, conduct trainings and awareness sessions on agricultural production and introduce drought-resistant crops.In the Central African Republic, Oxfam will target 17,500 people with food, protection and WASH activities, together with resilience building through recovery of productive assets and strengthening of communities’ conflict management capabilities. The proposed activities include distribution of agricultural kits, awareness-raising on food diversification, protection and gender themes as well as strengthening of community protection committees.The project in Chad will target 49,087 people in a project aiming to improve access to basic social services, protection, and the restoration of livelihoods. The project activities include borehole drilling, trainings of water management committees, latrine construction and hygiene promotion. The project will also highlight issues of protection and gender-based violence through awareness raising, establishment of protection committees, mapping of care services for victims of abuses and violations and awareness raising sessions on protection issues.In Iraq, Sida will support a project focusing on capacity building of local humanitarian leadership with the aim of strengthening the local humanitarian response capacity. The projects will target local humanitarian actors as well as a number of local NGOs. Moreover, it is further proposed that Sida contributes with 25 million within the Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM, to enable Oxfam GB to respond to sudden onset or deteriorating humanitarian emergencies throughout the year.Moreover, in addition to funding provided directly to Oxfam GB, Sida will also support the Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) in a 3-year intervention with a total funding of 9 MSEK (4+3+2 MSEK). CaLP is a network based on learning, knowledge sharing, networking and coordination around the appropriate and timely use of cash transfer programming (CTP) in humanitarian response. CaLP does not deliver cash transfer programmes directly. The vision of CaLP is that humanitarian assistance creates the greatest value, choice and dignity for people in crisis. Detta beslut avser stöd till Oxfam GB för humanitära projekt genom ett nytt avtal mellan Sida och Oxfam GB för perioden april 2018 – juni 2021. Under 2018 kommer fler än 135 miljoner människor vara i behov av humanitärt bistånd världen över till en kostnad av 22,5 miljarder dollar enligt United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Sveriges humanitära bistånd är behovsbaserat och Sida genomför i enlighet med detta årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess, vari samtliga humanitära kriser analyseras utifrån de humanitära behoven och där de mest relevanta av strategiska partnerorganisationer att svara upp mot identifierade behov utväljs. Ett flertal av de identifierade globala behoven för 2018 återfinns i utdragna och bortglömda kriser och Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB är väl positionerad att svara upp mot dessa behov i kraft av att organisationen även arbetar med långsiktigt utvecklingssamarbete, har god kännedom om den lokala kontexten i samtliga föreslagna projekt samt genom att kapacitetsstärkande av lokala aktörer är centralt i Oxfam GB’s humanitära arbete. År 2018–2021 föreslås därför att Oxfam GB, utöver stöd för akut livräddande aktiviteter, även erhåller finansiering för mer långsiktiga aktiviteter i syfte att stärka samhällens motståndskraft mot kriser och katastrofer. Oxfam GB har under tidigare samarbeten med Sida, senast genom stöd under avtalsperioden 2011–2013 samt 2014–2017, påvisat att organisationen är en effektiv humanitär aktör. Enbart under 2016 lyckades Oxfam GB nå 1,2 miljoner människor med stöd inom vatten, sanitet och hygien, 94 000 människor med tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter samt bidra med stärkt skydd för 106 000 människor i konfliktdrabbade miljöer. Sida bedömer i linje med detta att Oxfam GB framförallt har ett mervärde vad gäller aktiviteter inom tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, genom matdistribution och kontantbaserat stöd; försörjningsmöjligheter, bland annat genom stöd till återhämtning inom boskapsskötsel och jordbruk; vatten, sanitet och hygien, både genom akut livräddande aktiviteter och långsiktiga aktiviteter i syfte att stärka vattensystem; samt skydd, såväl genom integrering av skydd i exempelvis matdistribution som specifika skyddsaktiviteter i syfte att exempelvis öka medvetenheten om könsbaserat våld. Oxfam arbetar även aktivt med påverkansarbete kring internationell humanitär rätt och de humanitära principerna. År 2018-2021 planerar Oxfam GB att nå över 280 000 personer i Algeriet, Centralafrikanska republiken, Demokratiska republiken Kongo, Irak och Tchad. Insatsen kommer bestå av fyra komponenter med fokus på akut livräddande aktiviteter; projekt i syfte att stärka samhällens motståndskraft mot kriser och katastrofer; möjlighet att snabbt svara upp mot hastigt uppkomna behov i nya kriser eller akuta försämringar av pågående kriser inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM; samt stärkt effektivitet i det humanitära systemet genom metodstöd som syftar till att öka kunskapen om kontantbaserat stöd. Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB’s planerade projekt svarar mot aktuella humanitära behov i enlighet med Sidas geografiska analys och stöd till den föreslagna insatsen bedöms som relevant för att uppnå målen i Strategi för Sveriges humanitära bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2017–2020. Sida föreslår därför att stödja Oxfam GB’s humanitära projekt till en kostnad av 104 MSEK i enlighet med följande: Landprojekt Två 1-åriga projekt föreslås finansieras med totalt 5 MSEK med följande fördelning: Demokratiska republiken Kongo: 1 MSEK I Demokratiska republiken Kongo planerar Oxfam GB att stödja ett INGO-forum med 100 icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer i syfte att öka effektiviteten av humanitärt bistånd genom stärkt samordning. Irak: 4 MSEK I Irak föreslås att Sida stödjer ett projekt som riktar sig till 9 600 personer med livräddande aktiviteter inom bland annat vatten, sanitet och hygien samt tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning genom exempelvis distribution av hygienartiklar, mat och andra basala förnödenheter. Fem 3-åriga projekt föreslås finansieras med totalt 28 MSEK för 2018, 19 MSEK för 2019 samt 16 MSEK för 2020 med följande fördelning: Algeriet: 15 MSEK (5+5+5 MSEK) I Algeriet planerar Oxfam GB att stödja 126 600 västsahariska flyktingar i ett projekt som fokuserar på tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och stärkt motståndskraft mot framtida kriser och katastrofer, genom bland annat distribution av färska grönsaker och introduktion av klimatanpassade grödor. Centralafrikanska republiken: 18 MSEK (10+5+3 MSEK) I Centralafrikanska republiken planerar Oxfam GB att nå 17 500 personer från de mest utsatta konfliktdrabbade grupperna i två projekt med aktiviteter inom tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, skydd samt vatten, sanitet och hygien, genom exempelvis distribution av jordbruksredskap, utbildning i syfte att stärka kunskapen om diversifierad kosthållning samt skyddsaktiviteter, bland annat bestående av kapacitetsstärkning av skyddskommittéer. Tchad: 18 MSEK (10+5+3 MSEK) I Tchad planerar Oxfam GB att stödja 49 087 människor, inklusive internflyktingar och personer från värdsamhällen, med aktiviteter inom skydd samt vatten, sanitet och hygien. Projektverksamheten innefattar bland annat brunnsborrning, utbildning inom vatten, sanitet och hygien samt konstruktion av latriner. Projektet kommer även inkludera inrättande av skyddskommittéer samt aktiviteter som syftar till att öka medvetenheten om könsbaserat våld. Irak: 12 MSEK (3+4+5 MSEK) I Irak förslås stöd till ett kapacitetsstärkande projekt av lokala humanitära organisationer samt ett antal lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer i syfte att förbättra den lokala responskapaciteten och därmed stärka lokalsamhällets motståndskraft mot framtida kriser och katastrofer. Rapid Response Mechanism Vidare föreslås att Sida bidrar med 25 MSEK inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Oxfam GB att snabbt svara upp mot hastigt uppkomna behov i nya kriser eller akuta försämringar av pågående kriser. Metodstöd Ett metodprojekt till Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) föreslås finansieras med totalt 4 MSEK för 2018, 3 MSEK för 2019 samt 2 MSEK för 2019: CaLP är ett nätverk som arbetar med lärande, kunskapsdelning, nätverkande och koordination gällande kontantbaserat stöd. Mot bakgrund av att Sida i samband med World Humanitarian Summit och Grand Bargain åtagit sig att stärka arbetet med kontantbaserat stöd, rekommenderas i denna beredning att inkludera stöd till CaLP. Detta stöd ingår i beredningen av Oxfam GB eftersom CaLP inte är en egen juridisk person utan återfinns inom Humanitarian Department of Oxfam House. Sida föreslår även att finansiera Oxfam GB’s programhanteringskostnader till en total kostnad av 2 MSEK för 2018. Programhanteringskostnaderna täcker en programkoordinator (100%), en finansiell funktion (75%), en programansvarig (100%), tekniskt rådgivande stöd (inom exempelvis tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och skydd) samt fältuppföljning och externa revisionskostnader. Sida bedömer att programhanteringskostnaderna är nödvändiga för att säkra kvaliteten på hanteringen av Sida-medlen eftersom delar av de administrativa kostnaderna på 7% vidarebefordras till andra delar av Oxfams federation och därmed inte kommer Oxfam GB till del. För detaljerad överblick och fördelning av Sidas stöd hänvisas till avtalets bilaga VII (Budget summary). Även om Sida bedömer att Oxfam GB har god kapacitet att implementera humanitära projekt har Sida under tidigare samarbeten noterat vissa svagheter vad gäller intern styrning och kontroll, framförallt vad gäller revision, vidareförmedling samt finansiell rapportering. Sida kommer därför under 2018 att följa hur väl Oxfam GB åtgärdar brister inom dessa områden. Med anledning av de uppmärksammade fallen där Oxfam GB’s personal varit inblandade i sexuellt utnyttjande och andra brott mot organisationens etiska principer, har Sida efterfrågat detaljerad information om de åtgärder Oxfam GB vidtagit sedan dessa händelser ägde rum år 2010, inklusive en detaljerad redogörelse för hur de vidtagna åtgärderna fungerat i praktiken. De erhållna svaren visar att Oxfam GB tagit frågan på stort allvar och att man sedan år 2010 har etablerat verkningsfulla regler och rutiner, som man under år 2018 dessutom planerar att skärpa ytterligare. Sida bedömer att de svar som erhållits är tillräckliga för att Sida ska kunna ingå ett nytt treårsavtal med Oxfam GB. Vidare bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för projekten ska utbetalas omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till 1 april 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra omedelbar uppstart av de humanitära aktiviteterna. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Fewer women, men and children will die or suffer from a loss of dignity through insecurity and deprivation by reducing the impact of natural disasters and conflict and strengthening the resilience of communities and local partners. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -185342 -185342.12 Oxfam International Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-11833 Sweden Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW), a new global fund dedicated to transform the delivery of education in emergencies. The overarching goal of ECW is to by 2021 be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. It will do so by 1) increase political support to education in crises; 2) increase financing for education in crises; 3) improve joint planning and responses; 4) strengthen local and global capacity; and 5) improve accountability. Sida is contributing with SEK 180 000 000 in un-earmarked global support to ECW’s pooled fund, and with SEK 90 000 000 to the ECW facilitated multiyear programme in Afghanistan which will target 500 000 children annually focusing on girls, internally displaced people and returnee refugee communities. Education Cannot Wait (ECW) är en ny global fond dedikerad år utbildning i konflikt- och krissituationer. ECWs övergripande mål är att till 2021 nå ut till 8 miljoner flickor, pojkar och ungdomar, bland annat från marginaliserade grupper, som lever i krissituationer för att förbättra deras möjligheter att lära och ta till sig kunskap och därmed öka deras välbefinnande och anställningsbarhet. Detta genom att 1) inspirera till ökat politiskt engagemang så att utbildning betraktas av både regeringar och finansiärer som högt prioriterat i krissituationer, 2) generera ökad och additionell finansiering för utbildning i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 3) bidra till ökad gemensam planering och genomförande av utbildningsinsatser i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 4) stärka lokal och global kapacitet, och 5) förbättra ansvarsskyldigheten genom att utveckla och dela kunskap och bidra till ökad insamling och analys av data. Sida bidrar med 180 000 000 SEK som är icke-öronmärkt till ECWs globala fond, samt med 90 000 000 SEK för att finansiera implementeringen av ECWs fleråriga utbildningsprogram i Afghanistan som planeras nå 500 000 barn årligen med speciellt fokus på flickor, intern- och återvändande flyktingar. i. Overarching Goal: By 2021, ECW supported interventions will be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. ii. Strategic objectives: 1. Increase political support to education in crises (Increase high-level attention with an aim towards greater equity of response, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable and reaching neglected crises) 2. Increase financing for education in crises (Raise significant additional money to support interventions that improve access, quality, continuity, protection, equity and gender equality) 3. Improve joint planning and responses (Unite humanitarian and development efforts in support of national preparedness and responses to education crises through facilitating the development of joint programmes) 4. Strengthen local and global capacity (Strengthen individual and institutional capacity of those leading education efforts in crises and improve delivery systems) 5. Improve accountability (Develop and share knowledge with a focus on increasing awareness of need and evidence for effective interventions) iii. The ECW Facilitated Multi-Year Programme, Afghanistan: The programme aims to achieve its goals through mutually supportive five key outcomes and results: Outcome 1: Access to education for emergency-affected girls and boys is increased. Outcome 2: Conducive, child-friendly and inclusive teaching and learning environment enabled for emergency affected girls and boys. Outcome 3: Increased continuity of education for emergency-affected girls and boys. Outcome 4: Quality of learning for emergency-affected girls and boys is improved. Outcome 5: Safe and protective learning environment for emergency-affected girls and boys, especially the most marginalized, are established and strengthened. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Developing countries, unspecified Primary education Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Education in emergencies Basic Education Government & Civil Society-general Emergency Response Sedan starten 2016 fram till 2021 har ECW: - förmedlat bidrag som gett 6,9 miljoner barn, 48 procent flickor, som lever i kris och konflikt tillgång till någon form av utbildning. Av dessa var 2,6 miljoner flyktingar och internflyktingar (IDPs). Majoriteten var barn i åk 1-6 men 591 000 barn var i förskoleålder och 712 000 i högstadieålder. - nått 62 274 barn med funktionsnedsättning för att öka tillgång till utbildning och lärarande. Detta motsvarar 0,9 procent av det totala antalet barn som nåtts genom ECWs program. - mobiliserat 1.07 miljarder USD som allokerats till utbildningsprogram för barn drabbade av kris och konflikt - bidragit till ett ökad synlighet, prioritering och finansiell allokering till utbildning i kris (education in emergencies) och nexus (bryggan mellan humanitärt och långsiktigt utvecklingsstöd). 2021 allokerades 2,9 procent av det globala humanitära stödet till utbildning, upp från 2,3 procent 2017. Av de humanitära appellerna 2021 fanns utbildning med i 98 procent, upp från 87 procent 2019. - gjort betydande insatser och bidragit till ett större fokus på flickors utbildning, både bland beslutsfattare i det globala syd och hos givarländer. - etablerats som en av de stora globala aktörerna för utbildning i kris och konflikt genom strategiskt påverkansarbete och samarbete med en stor bredd av aktörer, inklusive privata sektorn. ECWs High Level Steering Committee inkluderar beslutsfattare på hög politisk nivå i såväl implementerande som bidragsgivande länder samt exektutivdirektörer för INGOs som arbetar med utbildning. - gett stöd till 24 program (multi year resilience programmes) med syfte att överbrygga gapet mellan utbildningsinsatser inom det humanitära biståndet och långsiktig utveckling. - beslutat om stöd till 199 insatser för att vidmakthålla utbildningsinsatser vid utbrott eller eskalering av kris, sk First Emergency Response (FER). 20 procent av FER-insatserna har betalats ut inom 8 veckor efter den humanitära appellen gått ut. - 87 3671 lärare och administratörer fått utbildning/kompetensutveckling - 58 207 klassrum försetts med lärmaterial - 34 611 hushåll fått kontantstöd för att barn ska kunna gå kvar i skolan - 389 497 barn har fått tillgång till skolmåltider - 6 843 toaletter byggts eller reparerats för att säkerställa att dessa är användarvänliga för flickor och/eller för barn med funktionsnedsättning No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11833-11833A0101-H Sweden Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW), a new global fund dedicated to transform the delivery of education in emergencies. The overarching goal of ECW is to by 2021 be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. It will do so by 1) increase political support to education in crises; 2) increase financing for education in crises; 3) improve joint planning and responses; 4) strengthen local and global capacity; and 5) improve accountability. Sida is contributing with SEK 180 000 000 in un-earmarked global support to ECW’s pooled fund, and with SEK 90 000 000 to the ECW facilitated multiyear programme in Afghanistan which will target 500 000 children annually focusing on girls, internally displaced people and returnee refugee communities. Education Cannot Wait (ECW) är en ny global fond dedikerad år utbildning i konflikt- och krissituationer. ECWs övergripande mål är att till 2021 nå ut till 8 miljoner flickor, pojkar och ungdomar, bland annat från marginaliserade grupper, som lever i krissituationer för att förbättra deras möjligheter att lära och ta till sig kunskap och därmed öka deras välbefinnande och anställningsbarhet. Detta genom att 1) inspirera till ökat politiskt engagemang så att utbildning betraktas av både regeringar och finansiärer som högt prioriterat i krissituationer, 2) generera ökad och additionell finansiering för utbildning i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 3) bidra till ökad gemensam planering och genomförande av utbildningsinsatser i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 4) stärka lokal och global kapacitet, och 5) förbättra ansvarsskyldigheten genom att utveckla och dela kunskap och bidra till ökad insamling och analys av data. Sida bidrar med 180 000 000 SEK som är icke-öronmärkt till ECWs globala fond, samt med 90 000 000 SEK för att finansiera implementeringen av ECWs fleråriga utbildningsprogram i Afghanistan som planeras nå 500 000 barn årligen med speciellt fokus på flickor, intern- och återvändande flyktingar. i. Overarching Goal: By 2021, ECW supported interventions will be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. ii. Strategic objectives: 1. Increase political support to education in crises (Increase high-level attention with an aim towards greater equity of response, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable and reaching neglected crises) 2. Increase financing for education in crises (Raise significant additional money to support interventions that improve access, quality, continuity, protection, equity and gender equality) 3. Improve joint planning and responses (Unite humanitarian and development efforts in support of national preparedness and responses to education crises through facilitating the development of joint programmes) 4. Strengthen local and global capacity (Strengthen individual and institutional capacity of those leading education efforts in crises and improve delivery systems) 5. Improve accountability (Develop and share knowledge with a focus on increasing awareness of need and evidence for effective interventions) iii. The ECW Facilitated Multi-Year Programme, Afghanistan: The programme aims to achieve its goals through mutually supportive five key outcomes and results: Outcome 1: Access to education for emergency-affected girls and boys is increased. Outcome 2: Conducive, child-friendly and inclusive teaching and learning environment enabled for emergency affected girls and boys. Outcome 3: Increased continuity of education for emergency-affected girls and boys. Outcome 4: Quality of learning for emergency-affected girls and boys is improved. Outcome 5: Safe and protective learning environment for emergency-affected girls and boys, especially the most marginalized, are established and strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 0 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-11833-11833A0102 Sweden Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW), a new global fund dedicated to transform the delivery of education in emergencies. The overarching goal of ECW is to by 2021 be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. It will do so by 1) increase political support to education in crises; 2) increase financing for education in crises; 3) improve joint planning and responses; 4) strengthen local and global capacity; and 5) improve accountability. Sida is contributing with SEK 180 000 000 in un-earmarked global support to ECW’s pooled fund, and with SEK 90 000 000 to the ECW facilitated multiyear programme in Afghanistan which will target 500 000 children annually focusing on girls, internally displaced people and returnee refugee communities. Education Cannot Wait (ECW) är en ny global fond dedikerad år utbildning i konflikt- och krissituationer. ECWs övergripande mål är att till 2021 nå ut till 8 miljoner flickor, pojkar och ungdomar, bland annat från marginaliserade grupper, som lever i krissituationer för att förbättra deras möjligheter att lära och ta till sig kunskap och därmed öka deras välbefinnande och anställningsbarhet. Detta genom att 1) inspirera till ökat politiskt engagemang så att utbildning betraktas av både regeringar och finansiärer som högt prioriterat i krissituationer, 2) generera ökad och additionell finansiering för utbildning i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 3) bidra till ökad gemensam planering och genomförande av utbildningsinsatser i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 4) stärka lokal och global kapacitet, och 5) förbättra ansvarsskyldigheten genom att utveckla och dela kunskap och bidra till ökad insamling och analys av data. Sida bidrar med 180 000 000 SEK som är icke-öronmärkt till ECWs globala fond, samt med 90 000 000 SEK för att finansiera implementeringen av ECWs fleråriga utbildningsprogram i Afghanistan som planeras nå 500 000 barn årligen med speciellt fokus på flickor, intern- och återvändande flyktingar. i. Overarching Goal: By 2021, ECW supported interventions will be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. ii. Strategic objectives: 1. Increase political support to education in crises (Increase high-level attention with an aim towards greater equity of response, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable and reaching neglected crises) 2. Increase financing for education in crises (Raise significant additional money to support interventions that improve access, quality, continuity, protection, equity and gender equality) 3. Improve joint planning and responses (Unite humanitarian and development efforts in support of national preparedness and responses to education crises through facilitating the development of joint programmes) 4. Strengthen local and global capacity (Strengthen individual and institutional capacity of those leading education efforts in crises and improve delivery systems) 5. Improve accountability (Develop and share knowledge with a focus on increasing awareness of need and evidence for effective interventions) iii. The ECW Facilitated Multi-Year Programme, Afghanistan: The programme aims to achieve its goals through mutually supportive five key outcomes and results: Outcome 1: Access to education for emergency-affected girls and boys is increased. Outcome 2: Conducive, child-friendly and inclusive teaching and learning environment enabled for emergency affected girls and boys. Outcome 3: Increased continuity of education for emergency-affected girls and boys. Outcome 4: Quality of learning for emergency-affected girls and boys is improved. Outcome 5: Safe and protective learning environment for emergency-affected girls and boys, especially the most marginalized, are established and strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 30000000 30000000 0 30000000 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 90000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 More girls and boys have access to improved schooling up to and including upper secondary education Fler flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förbättrad grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning More girls and boys have the opportunity to complete their schooling Fler flickor och pojkar har möjlighet att slutföra sin skolgång Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11833-11833A0103 Sweden Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW), a new global fund dedicated to transform the delivery of education in emergencies. The overarching goal of ECW is to by 2021 be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. It will do so by 1) increase political support to education in crises; 2) increase financing for education in crises; 3) improve joint planning and responses; 4) strengthen local and global capacity; and 5) improve accountability. Sida is contributing with SEK 180 000 000 in un-earmarked global support to ECW’s pooled fund, and with SEK 90 000 000 to the ECW facilitated multiyear programme in Afghanistan which will target 500 000 children annually focusing on girls, internally displaced people and returnee refugee communities. Education Cannot Wait (ECW) är en ny global fond dedikerad år utbildning i konflikt- och krissituationer. ECWs övergripande mål är att till 2021 nå ut till 8 miljoner flickor, pojkar och ungdomar, bland annat från marginaliserade grupper, som lever i krissituationer för att förbättra deras möjligheter att lära och ta till sig kunskap och därmed öka deras välbefinnande och anställningsbarhet. Detta genom att 1) inspirera till ökat politiskt engagemang så att utbildning betraktas av både regeringar och finansiärer som högt prioriterat i krissituationer, 2) generera ökad och additionell finansiering för utbildning i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 3) bidra till ökad gemensam planering och genomförande av utbildningsinsatser i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 4) stärka lokal och global kapacitet, och 5) förbättra ansvarsskyldigheten genom att utveckla och dela kunskap och bidra till ökad insamling och analys av data. Sida bidrar med 180 000 000 SEK som är icke-öronmärkt till ECWs globala fond, samt med 90 000 000 SEK för att finansiera implementeringen av ECWs fleråriga utbildningsprogram i Afghanistan som planeras nå 500 000 barn årligen med speciellt fokus på flickor, intern- och återvändande flyktingar. i. Overarching Goal: By 2021, ECW supported interventions will be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. ii. Strategic objectives: 1. Increase political support to education in crises (Increase high-level attention with an aim towards greater equity of response, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable and reaching neglected crises) 2. Increase financing for education in crises (Raise significant additional money to support interventions that improve access, quality, continuity, protection, equity and gender equality) 3. Improve joint planning and responses (Unite humanitarian and development efforts in support of national preparedness and responses to education crises through facilitating the development of joint programmes) 4. Strengthen local and global capacity (Strengthen individual and institutional capacity of those leading education efforts in crises and improve delivery systems) 5. Improve accountability (Develop and share knowledge with a focus on increasing awareness of need and evidence for effective interventions) iii. The ECW Facilitated Multi-Year Programme, Afghanistan: The programme aims to achieve its goals through mutually supportive five key outcomes and results: Outcome 1: Access to education for emergency-affected girls and boys is increased. Outcome 2: Conducive, child-friendly and inclusive teaching and learning environment enabled for emergency affected girls and boys. Outcome 3: Increased continuity of education for emergency-affected girls and boys. Outcome 4: Quality of learning for emergency-affected girls and boys is improved. Outcome 5: Safe and protective learning environment for emergency-affected girls and boys, especially the most marginalized, are established and strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.6 - By 2030, ensure that all youth and a substantial proportion of adults, both men and women, achieve literacy and numeracy. 4.6 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla ungdomar och en väsentlig andel av alla vuxna – både män och kvinnor – lär sig läsa, skriva och räkna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 60000000 70000000 0 0 15000000 50000000 0 45000000 20000000 130000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 15000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 45000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved opportunities for learning and knowledge especially for girls and women Förbättrade möjligheter att tillgodogöra sig lärande och kunskap, särskilt för flickor och kvinnor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11869 Sweden Convergence Finance is a blended finance platform, established by the Canadian governement with the aim to further blended finance as a concept. The planned project is a knowledge sharing excersise between Sida and Convergence. Convergence will prepare two- three sector studies to be presented at workshop in Stockholm. The workshop also aims to present Blended finance to a wider audiance at Sida, ministry of foreign affairs and partners. Convergence Finance bildades 2016 som ett led i att undersöka, utveckla och utbilda möjligheterna till blended finance; att genom offentliga medel mobilisera privat kapital för att minska det existerande finansiella gapet som i dagsläget gör det svårt att genomföra de åtaganden SDG-agendan och klimatavtalet kräver. Convergence är globalt ledande vad gäller kunskap om möjligheter och utmaningar kopplade till blended finance. Convergence har ansökt om ett stöd från Sida för att öka förståelsen om blended finance hos svenska och andra nordiska och europeiska aktörer genom att arrangera en två dagars workshop på Sidas kontor i Stockholm. Som förberedelse för workshopen kommer Convergence att göra två- tre studier om den aktuella situationen och framtida möjligheter för blended finance inom teman relevanta för Sida (gender, WASH och lokala kapitalmarknader). Dessa studier kommer dels att ligga till grund för workshopen, dels kunna användas som informationskällor både inom Sida och andra aktörer intresserade av blended finance. Convergence är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation med säte i Kanada. Organisationen grundades av kanadensiska regeringen tillsammans med Citibank foundation och Ford foundation för att arbeta med och utveckla lösningar kring blended finance i syfte att nå de globala målen. Målet med denna insats är att, i samarbete med organisationen Convergence, bidra till främjandet och utvecklingen av kunskap inom innovativa finansieringsformer samt utforska och utveckla innovativa partnerskap och samarbetsformer inom blended finance inom flera olika tematiska områden. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services I denna insats har Convergence i nära samarbete med Sida fullföljt ett flertal aktiviteter inom insatsens målområde. i detta ingår bland annat ett antal aktiviteter kopplat till intersektionen mellan Gender equality och Blended finance som resulterade i en rapport som publicerades på Convergence webbsida 19 mars 2019 och har delats vidare i blended finance communityt med titeln "Blended Finance & Gender Equality". Rapporten ger en fördjupad förståelse för hur Blended finance instrument har använts för att mobilisera kapital för gender equality och women's empowerment globalt. Etablering och koordinering av Tri Hita Karana Blended Finance Knowledge and Resource Hub: I början av insatsens aktivitetsperiod etablerade Convergence med stöd av Sida en arbetsgrupp och hub för Blended Finance i Asien - vilket blev Tri Hita Karana Blended Finance Knowledge and Resource Hub. Convergence koordinerade detta arbete som inkluderade representanter från OECD, Indonesien och ett antal marknadsaktörer i Asien inom blended finance. Detta ledde till framtagning av "Tri Hita Karana Roadmap for Blended Finance" - ett dokument som flera OECD givare, utveckingsbanker och Indonesiens regering ställde sig bakom som pekar ut ett antal viktiga principer för hur privat kapital kan mobiliseras för SDG:erna i Asien. Detta lanserades på G20 mötet år 2022. Utredning av mobilisering av privat kapital för outforskade sektorer Under 2021 genomförde Convergence ett omfattande arbete för att utforska hur privat kapital kan mobiliseras för sektorer som var särskilt underfinansierade. Efter dialog med Sida beslutade Convergence att fokusera på två sektorer: WASH (vatten och sanitet) samt jordbrukssektorn. Wash-sektorn För arbetet med WASH-sektorn koordinerade Convergence en omfattande arbetsgrupp med olika intressenter inom WASH-sektorn, såsom givare, investerare, WASH-bolag, akademiska experter och utvecklingsbanker. Dessa sammankallades med syfte att besvara följande frågor: Inom vilka områden i WASH finns det både potential och behov att mobilisera privat kapital, och hur kan detta uppnås? Arbetet med arbetsgruppen pågick under tre månader, och genom en samskapande process mellan alla dessa intressenter, publicerades en rapport med titeln "Blended finance for water infrastructure maintenance and fecal sludge management". Rapporten kommer fram till slutsatsen att för "Water infrastructure maintenance" behövs givarmedel för att stötta datainsamling och harmonisering av resultatmätning då brist på data inom denna sektor är ett stort hinder till att privat kapital inte mobiliseras. Vidare drog rapporten slutsatsen att resultatbaserad finansiering har stor potential att mobilisera kapital inom detta WASH-område. För "Fecal sludge management" drog rapporten slutsatsen att marknaden av bolag som hanterar avlopp behöver formaliseras och konsolideras, samt, där möjligt, integrera hantering av avlopp med andra aktiviteter i värdekedjan för WASH. Vidare drogs slutsatsen att garantier och givarkapital i form av mjuk utlåning och equity har potential att mobilisera privat kapital inom detta område. Stöd till investerarnätverk GISD och SISD Convergence genomförde även ett antal aktiviteter under insatsen för att stötta arbetet med att uppmärksamma investerare för möjligheten att mobilisera privat kapital för hållbar utveckling inom låg- och medelinkomstländer. I detta arbete ingick bland annat utfärdande av en rapport tillsammans med GISD nätverket med titeln "Increasing private finance mobilization: Recommendations for development banks and the global development community report" - vilket var ett ställningstagande och rekommendationlista från ett flertal globala investerare som indikerade vad de behöver från utvecklingsaktörer för att kunna investera i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Convergence stöttade även GISD med att genomföra en utlysning av ansökningar från fondförvaltare med fokus på infrastruktur. Convergence har även genomfört två seminarier för det svenska investerarnätverket SISD med fokus på att stärka deras kunskap kännedom kring Blended finance och möjligheter för investeringar i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Lansering av rapport om Sidas garantiinstrument Under November 2022 publicerade Convergence en fördjupad utvärderingsrapport med fokus på garantiers potential att mobilisera privat kapital, där Sidas garantiinstrument särskilt uppmärksammades. Rapporten lyfter både möjligheter och utmaningar för upprättandet och hanteringen av ett garantiprogram, och drar viktiga lärdomar för andra givare som planerar att sätta upp garantiinstrument. Denna rapport har varit av stor betydelse inom blended finance världen och gett inspiration och underlag för flera andra givaraktörer såsom danska IFD, norska Norad, schweiziska SECO och även Japanska JOICA i uppsättandet av deras egna garantiprogram. Rapporten lanserades på ett event i November 2022 med över 90 deltagare, där även representanter från Sida medverkade. Det var även detta event som sedan ledde till etableringen av nätverket "Investment Mobilization Collaboration Alliance" där Sida, Norad och ett flertal andra nordiska givare och utveckingsbanker gemensamt använder deras olika instrument för att mobilisera privat kapital. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11869-11869A0101 Sweden Convergence Finance is a blended finance platform, established by the Canadian governement with the aim to further blended finance as a concept. The planned project is a knowledge sharing excersise between Sida and Convergence. Convergence will prepare two- three sector studies to be presented at workshop in Stockholm. The workshop also aims to present Blended finance to a wider audiance at Sida, ministry of foreign affairs and partners. Convergence Finance bildades 2016 som ett led i att undersöka, utveckla och utbilda möjligheterna till blended finance; att genom offentliga medel mobilisera privat kapital för att minska det existerande finansiella gapet som i dagsläget gör det svårt att genomföra de åtaganden SDG-agendan och klimatavtalet kräver. Convergence är globalt ledande vad gäller kunskap om möjligheter och utmaningar kopplade till blended finance. Convergence har ansökt om ett stöd från Sida för att öka förståelsen om blended finance hos svenska och andra nordiska och europeiska aktörer genom att arrangera en två dagars workshop på Sidas kontor i Stockholm. Som förberedelse för workshopen kommer Convergence att göra två- tre studier om den aktuella situationen och framtida möjligheter för blended finance inom teman relevanta för Sida (gender, WASH och lokala kapitalmarknader). Dessa studier kommer dels att ligga till grund för workshopen, dels kunna användas som informationskällor både inom Sida och andra aktörer intresserade av blended finance. Convergence är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation med säte i Kanada. Organisationen grundades av kanadensiska regeringen tillsammans med Citibank foundation och Ford foundation för att arbeta med och utveckla lösningar kring blended finance i syfte att nå de globala målen. Målet med denna insats är att, i samarbete med organisationen Convergence, bidra till främjandet och utvecklingen av kunskap inom innovativa finansieringsformer samt utforska och utveckla innovativa partnerskap och samarbetsformer inom blended finance inom flera olika tematiska områden. Sweden Convergence Blended Finance Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Convergence Blended Finance Inc Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 645000 0 645000 645000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 645000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc SE-0-SE-6-11869-11869A0102 Sweden Convergence Finance is a blended finance platform, established by the Canadian governement with the aim to further blended finance as a concept. The planned project is a knowledge sharing excersise between Sida and Convergence. Convergence will prepare two- three sector studies to be presented at workshop in Stockholm. The workshop also aims to present Blended finance to a wider audiance at Sida, ministry of foreign affairs and partners. Convergence Finance bildades 2016 som ett led i att undersöka, utveckla och utbilda möjligheterna till blended finance; att genom offentliga medel mobilisera privat kapital för att minska det existerande finansiella gapet som i dagsläget gör det svårt att genomföra de åtaganden SDG-agendan och klimatavtalet kräver. Convergence är globalt ledande vad gäller kunskap om möjligheter och utmaningar kopplade till blended finance. Convergence har ansökt om ett stöd från Sida för att öka förståelsen om blended finance hos svenska och andra nordiska och europeiska aktörer genom att arrangera en två dagars workshop på Sidas kontor i Stockholm. Som förberedelse för workshopen kommer Convergence att göra två- tre studier om den aktuella situationen och framtida möjligheter för blended finance inom teman relevanta för Sida (gender, WASH och lokala kapitalmarknader). Dessa studier kommer dels att ligga till grund för workshopen, dels kunna användas som informationskällor både inom Sida och andra aktörer intresserade av blended finance. Convergence är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation med säte i Kanada. Organisationen grundades av kanadensiska regeringen tillsammans med Citibank foundation och Ford foundation för att arbeta med och utveckla lösningar kring blended finance i syfte att nå de globala målen. Målet med denna insats är att, i samarbete med organisationen Convergence, bidra till främjandet och utvecklingen av kunskap inom innovativa finansieringsformer samt utforska och utveckla innovativa partnerskap och samarbetsformer inom blended finance inom flera olika tematiska områden. Sweden Convergence Blended Finance Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Convergence Blended Finance Inc 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 494700 1097628 494700 1100000 1592328 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 494700 Convergence Blended Finance Inc -497072.43 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 494700 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 1100000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11869-11869A0103 Sweden Convergence Finance is a blended finance platform, established by the Canadian governement with the aim to further blended finance as a concept. The planned project is a knowledge sharing excersise between Sida and Convergence. Convergence will prepare two- three sector studies to be presented at workshop in Stockholm. The workshop also aims to present Blended finance to a wider audiance at Sida, ministry of foreign affairs and partners. Convergence Finance bildades 2016 som ett led i att undersöka, utveckla och utbilda möjligheterna till blended finance; att genom offentliga medel mobilisera privat kapital för att minska det existerande finansiella gapet som i dagsläget gör det svårt att genomföra de åtaganden SDG-agendan och klimatavtalet kräver. Convergence är globalt ledande vad gäller kunskap om möjligheter och utmaningar kopplade till blended finance. Convergence har ansökt om ett stöd från Sida för att öka förståelsen om blended finance hos svenska och andra nordiska och europeiska aktörer genom att arrangera en två dagars workshop på Sidas kontor i Stockholm. Som förberedelse för workshopen kommer Convergence att göra två- tre studier om den aktuella situationen och framtida möjligheter för blended finance inom teman relevanta för Sida (gender, WASH och lokala kapitalmarknader). Dessa studier kommer dels att ligga till grund för workshopen, dels kunna användas som informationskällor både inom Sida och andra aktörer intresserade av blended finance. Convergence är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation med säte i Kanada. Organisationen grundades av kanadensiska regeringen tillsammans med Citibank foundation och Ford foundation för att arbeta med och utveckla lösningar kring blended finance i syfte att nå de globala målen. Målet med denna insats är att, i samarbete med organisationen Convergence, bidra till främjandet och utvecklingen av kunskap inom innovativa finansieringsformer samt utforska och utveckla innovativa partnerskap och samarbetsformer inom blended finance inom flera olika tematiska områden. Sweden Convergence Blended Finance Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Convergence Blended Finance Inc 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1450000 0 1450000 0 1450000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 1450000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11964 Sweden The intervention constitutes core support to the Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan for the period 2018 to 2022. The focus of the intervention is to contribute to reducing corruption and promoting good governance in Zambia. The main objectives include empowering citizens to demand and take action against corruption; increasing awareness and capacity among citizens to demand accountability and transparency for the delivery of services; and enhancing the legal and policy environment as well as structures and enforcement mechanisms to promote good governance. Insatsen utgör kärnstöd till Transparency International Zambias strategiska plan för perioden 2018 – 2022. Syftet/insatsens fokus är att bekämpa korruption i Zambia genom att på olika sätt stärka medborgares möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och transparens, samt att på olika sätt bidra till god samhällsstyrning. To contribute to the reduction of corruption and promotion of good governance in Zambia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general SO1: Empowered people demanding for transparent and accountability and taking action against corruption - TI-Z has worked to enhance capacity of district level partners and target communities in demanding transparency and accountability on various service delivery issues that affect them. Consequently, within the 13 target districts, 92% of the 25 engaged communities have improved their capacity in demanding accountability from duty bearers on specific issues. All of the 25 communities reported increased capacity to mobilize communities, facilitate community meetings and undertake social accountability. - Resulting from the capacity enhancement interventions provided by TI-Z to its Transparency Action Groups (TAGs) on issues to do with anti-corruption, governance, local development, social accountability, articulating community voice and decentralisation, 93% (13 out of 14 TAGs) are participating in District Development Coordinating Committees (DDCCs). - Through the implementation of Service Improvement Plans (SIPs) (a service improvement monitoring tool), 93% (14 commitments out of 15) in Chinsali, 100% (14 commitments out of 14) in Chongwe of commitments in the Integrity Pacts had been successfully implemented by the service providers. - There has been an increase in the number of reported cases of suspected corruption and maladministration through the Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC), web - based platforms, phone calls as well as walk-ins. The increase was attributed to TI-Zs implementation of the whistleblowers campaign and the launch of the land portal, which significantly raised awareness and encouraged citizens to report cases. To exemplify, the number of complaints received through the ALAC increased from 15 in 2018 to 235 in 2023. SO2: Enhanced policy and legal frameworks, institutional processes and structures as well as compliance and enforcement mechanisms that promote good governance - With TI-Z support, the Zambia Police Service developed and launched their code of ethics, and their gifts and whistleblower policies. The integrity and good governance training manual also supported by TI-Z has been incorporated into the training for recruits and in-service training. By 2022, TI-Z had trained 5,380 recruits, 75 in-service trainees and 367 Integrity Committee (IC) focal persons. Further, it was established that 30.5% of the recruits and 68% of the in-service trainees indicated that they were applying the knowledge they had acquired. 97% of the IC focal persons indicated that they had been able to coordinate integrity activities in their stations to the extent that over 50% of planned activities were being implemented on an annual basis despite financial limitations. In addition, as a result, of TI-Z support, there was a reduction in the number of complaints from the public against police officers in most police stations covered by the project since July 2020. In 2022, 538 complaints were received in 9 target districts compared to 1,674 complaints received in in the same districts prior to TI-Z support. - Working with the Zambia Public Procurement Authority (ZPPA), TI-Z contributed to the promotion of open contracting in the health sector. Specifically, TI-Z supported the provision of technical assistance to procuring entities and the private sector on the electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system. 32 procuring entities and 48 private sector institutions were trained and supported. During the end of the strategy monitoring, 70% of the trained procuring entities reported that they had transitioned to using the e-GP, out of which 35% reported having consistently uploaded annual procurement plans and calls for procurement bids on the e-GP system since 2021. 85% of private sector institutions reported improved access to procurement information in the health sector as well as enhanced participation in procurement processes in the health sector. - TI-Z facilitated the establishment of the political parties steering committee, as a political parties coordination mechanism and trained over 300 political parties representatives on political party and campaign financing best practices and engaged the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Affairs, Human Rights and Governance. 56% of the trained political parties representatives affirmed the need for regulation of political party and campaign financing. A laymans model bill for political party and campaign financing was drafted. - On request from the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), TI-Z provided financial and technical support towards the review and revision of the National Policy on Anti-corruption (NPAC). In December 2023, government approved the revised policy. - As part of the advocacy for the enactment of the Access to Information (ATI) Bill as per the provisions of Article 19 of the Constitution, TI-Z participated in efforts with other CSOs towards the enactment of the ATI Act. These contributions led to the enactment of the Access to Information Act in 2023. - TI-Z made 30 parliamentary submissions to National Assembly towards various institutional and legal reforms. In terms of uptake of TI-Z recommendations, TI-Z found that the respective parliamentary committees took up 56% of submissions made. SO3: Improved Environmental and Natural Resource Governance for improved livelihoods - Through the TI-Z established accountability platforms and facilitation, mining host communities demonstrated increased capacity to engage mining companies and monitor the implementation of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) and Resettlement Agreements (RAs) in Kasempa and Lufwanyama districts. - In Lufwanyama District, communities led by the Transparency Action Groups (TAGs) were instrumental in monitoring the resettlement agreement process including monitoring the payment of resettlement packages and the construction of houses for the affected community. The monitoring informed their engagement with the mining company, Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) as well as sensitization and feedback meetings with the affected community. As a result, commitment regarding payment of resettlement packages was honoured and the construction of houses was completed in 2023. - TI-Z enhanced community participation in benefit sharing of carbon proceeds in the target districts of Chipata, Petauke and Rufunsa districts. Resulting from the capacity enhancement support provided by TI-Z, target communities demonstrated increased knowledge on and capacity to demand transparency and accountability in benefit sharing as seen in them reclaiming their rights and negotiating with REDD private partners. Communities through the CFMGs engaged the partners (COMACO and Bio-Carbon) over the benefits due to them. As a result, all target communities received their Carbon credit funds in their respective communities, which was used for various developmental works in the communities. This is the first time we have received this money on time and this is because we were equipped with information of our rights and how to effectively engage COMACO, our request is for TI-Z to assist other communities as well Mphomwa community Member SO4: Improved capacity to manage programmes, share and disseminate quality information, knowledge and practices in the fight against corruption in coalition with local and international stakeholders. - TI-Z enhanced its capacity to disseminate simplified anti-corruption information by creating and sustaining it's digital information sharing platforms. Facebook followers grew by 48%, reaching 58,826 in 2023. Twitter saw a 77% increase, bringing its follower count to approximately 4,366. Although YouTube remained the least popular platform, it experienced the most significant growth, surging by 1760% to 186 followers by the end of 2023. TI-Z also launched LinkedIn and Instagram accounts towards the end of 2022, attracting 1,377 and 431 followers, respectively, by the end of 2023. - TI-Z enhanced publicity/visibility of its anti-corruption work and demand for responsiveness from government on specific governance issues through media engagement. This was done through issuing of press briefings and statements. One hundred and fifty-two (152) press statements were issued and shared with the public through the media and social media platforms against the target of 150. TI-Z responded to over 200 press queries from the media, which led to increased media coverage on both public and private media. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11964-11964A0101 Sweden The intervention constitutes core support to the Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan for the period 2018 to 2022. The focus of the intervention is to contribute to reducing corruption and promoting good governance in Zambia. The main objectives include empowering citizens to demand and take action against corruption; increasing awareness and capacity among citizens to demand accountability and transparency for the delivery of services; and enhancing the legal and policy environment as well as structures and enforcement mechanisms to promote good governance. Insatsen utgör kärnstöd till Transparency International Zambias strategiska plan för perioden 2018 – 2022. Syftet/insatsens fokus är att bekämpa korruption i Zambia genom att på olika sätt stärka medborgares möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och transparens, samt att på olika sätt bidra till god samhällsstyrning. To contribute to the reduction of corruption and promotion of good governance in Zambia. Sweden Transparency International Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Zambia 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6350000 0 0 0 0 0 0 6350000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6350000 Transparency International Zambia 6350000 Transparency International Zambia SE-0-SE-6-11964-11964A0102 Sweden The intervention constitutes core support to the Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan for the period 2018 to 2022. The focus of the intervention is to contribute to reducing corruption and promoting good governance in Zambia. The main objectives include empowering citizens to demand and take action against corruption; increasing awareness and capacity among citizens to demand accountability and transparency for the delivery of services; and enhancing the legal and policy environment as well as structures and enforcement mechanisms to promote good governance. Insatsen utgör kärnstöd till Transparency International Zambias strategiska plan för perioden 2018 – 2022. Syftet/insatsens fokus är att bekämpa korruption i Zambia genom att på olika sätt stärka medborgares möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och transparens, samt att på olika sätt bidra till god samhällsstyrning. To contribute to the reduction of corruption and promotion of good governance in Zambia. Sweden Transparency International Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11964-11964A0103 Sweden The intervention constitutes core support to the Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan for the period 2018 to 2022. The focus of the intervention is to contribute to reducing corruption and promoting good governance in Zambia. The main objectives include empowering citizens to demand and take action against corruption; increasing awareness and capacity among citizens to demand accountability and transparency for the delivery of services; and enhancing the legal and policy environment as well as structures and enforcement mechanisms to promote good governance. Insatsen utgör kärnstöd till Transparency International Zambias strategiska plan för perioden 2018 – 2022. Syftet/insatsens fokus är att bekämpa korruption i Zambia genom att på olika sätt stärka medborgares möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och transparens, samt att på olika sätt bidra till god samhällsstyrning. To contribute to the reduction of corruption and promotion of good governance in Zambia. Sweden Transparency International Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Zambia 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 8000000 9000000 3000000 10000000 3000000 0 3500000 0 4000000 3500000 4000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 5000000 3000000 37000000 Transparency International Zambia 3500000 Transparency International Zambia 3500000 Transparency International Zambia 4000000 Transparency International Zambia 4000000 Transparency International Zambia 6000000 Transparency International Zambia 3000000 Transparency International Zambia 3000000 Transparency International Zambia 5000000 Transparency International Zambia 5000000 Transparency International Zambia Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12046 Sweden Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) has applied to Sida for funding of 41 710 000 SEK to carry out the "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II Programme" in Ukraine during the activity period 2020 - 2022. The intervention aims at strengthening democracy, improving governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls) by 1) supporting the Ministry of Education of Ukraine to implement improvements to the formula for allocating education grants (subventions) to sub-national governments by building the Ministry’s capacities in data collection, analysis and evidence-based decision-making (including transparency, openness, accountability, participation, fairness (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsiveness); 2) increasing capacity of the relevant state institutions (in particular Ministry of Community Development and Territories and Ministry of Finance) to analyze the financial data and use the financial data and analytics to inform policy; 3) supporting the Association of Amalgamated communities to become a stronger advocate for the interests of local communities and 4) providing relevant Parliamentary committees with important insights and knowledge particularly as it relates to issues of legislative processes, dialogue, transparency, accountability and gender responsiveness. The intervention builds upon the results and lessons of previous 5 years programme on the support to the reform of local self-governance in Ukraine. The intervention’s total budget is 41 710 000 SEK, out of which approximately 900 000 SEK will be allocated for the programme evaluation (to be procured by the cooperation partner). Sida will be the only funder of the intervention. I slutet av november 2019 ändrade SKL, Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting, namn till Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Det engelska namnet SALAR (Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions) kvarstod oförändrat. I insatsbeslutet och underliggande dokument används både SALAR och SKL för benämning av avtalspartnern. Avtalet är dock uppdaterat med det nya namnet Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner (tidigare SKL) har ansökt om 41 710 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II” i Ukraina under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka demokrati, förbättra den statliga styrningen samt tillhandahållandet av tjänster till Ukrainas medborgare (kvinnor, män, pojkar och flickor) genom att: 1) stödja utbildningsministeriet i Ukraina att genomföra förbättringar i formeln för fördelningen av utbildningsbidrag (subventioner) till regionala nivåer genom att stärka ministeriets kapacitet inom datainsamling, analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande (inklusive transparens, öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande, deltagande, rättvisa (icke-diskriminering) och jämställdhet); 2) öka kapaciteten hos berörda statliga institutioner (särskilt ministeriet för utvecklingen av kommuner och territorier, samt finansministeriet) för analys av finansiella data och dess användning i utformningen av policys; 3) stödja Föreningen för Amalgamerade Samhällen (Association of Amalgamated communities) så att den stärks i sitt arbete med tillvaratagandet av lokalsamhällens intressen; 4) förse relevanta parlamentariska kommittéer med viktiga insikter och kunskaper, särskilt gällande frågor om lagstiftningsprocesser, dialog, transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och jämställdhet. Insatsen utgår från resultat och lärdomar från ett föregående femårigt stöd till reformen för lokalt självstyre i Ukraina. Insatsens totala budget är 41 710 000 SEK, varav cirka 900 000 SEK till slututvärdering. Sida är den enda finansiären av programmet. The specific objective of the intervention is to support key actors to implement reforms in an analytical, transparent, participative and gender responsive way, which will in turn lead to the programme overall goal "Strengthened democracy, improved governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls)".  The programme will work in 4 reform areas - education decentralization, fiscal decentralization, support to the Local Self Government Association and support to the Parliament of Ukraine. Each area corresponds to a respective output: - Influence policy-making processes and reforms so that policies are more transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and to build the capacity of key actors to make evidence-based decisions; - Influence policy-making processes on the national level with regard to fiscal decentralisation and sub-national finances so that they are more transparent, open, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and support the advancement of the reform by providing operative financial analysis of the performance of hromada budgets; -  Help Association of Amalgamated Hromadas (AAH) to reach its long-term objectives: AAH strengthens its legitimacy and membership base to achieve the legal requirements set for the Local Self Governments (LGAs) in Ukrainian legislationAAH introduce and implement sound institutional and organisational changes in order to perform effectively, democratically and gender-responsively. Local government members clearly benefit from AAH services. AAH undertake proactive and evidence based lobbying and advocacy towards central level institutions in line with the members interests. AATC owns initiate in promoting and works to foster gender inclusive local governance trough support to municipalities, including the collection of sex-dissagrageted data in municipalities; - Support Parliamentary Committees to better practise their representative, legislative, and oversight functions and institutionalisation in relation to implementation of the decentralisation reform (in a transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive way.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general The project's long-term support for education decentralization in Ukraine involved building institutional capacity at both national and local levels, promoting data-driven and transparent governance, and ensuring that both legislative and financial frameworks supported effective decentralized education management. The long-term processes the project has been supporting included the following: - Support in the design and fine-tuning of the education subvention allocation formula Education subvention was introduced into the Ukrainian system of public finance in December 2015 with amendments to the Budget Code creating conditions for far-reaching decentralization of the country. It is a targeted (categorical) transfer from the national budget to local budgets, which initially was destined for secondary education, and since 2018 can be used only for the salaries of pedagogical staff providing secondary education. The responsibility for allocating the education subvention among territorial hromadas rests with the MES and is approved or amended every year through a decision of the government, after first undergoing rigorous review by the Ministry of Finance (MinFin). The project worked in close collaboration with the MES and other stakeholders to design and fine-tune the formula based on normative class-size. The approach was gradual, allowing the MES team of experts to take strategic decisions on policy issues, while the project team supported in the technical implementation and adjusted further steps accordingly. Since the initial design, the project has supported annual adjustments to the formula, aligning it with the changing national context. This included a full review in 2021, resulting in significant updates. - Support for the AIKOM system and data management . The project played a key role in the introduction of the AIKOM education database and has provided ongoing support to ensure that it met evolving requirements. This included assisting the MES and the Institute of Education Analytics in effectively using the AIKOM system. The DSP experts further developed verification algorithms to prevent the entry of duplicated student records in the AIKOM and the project funded essential software development to improve the systems functionality. - Promoting transparency and data-driven decision making. A key long-term goal was to ensure that education funding and policy decisions were made based on accurate and up-to-date data. The project proposed the creation of education subvention statements for each founder of secondary schools in Kyiv, oblasts, and territorial hromadas. These statements provided a detailed description of how each allocation of subventions was calculated, including graphs and additional information. Subvention statements have been produced for several consecutive budget years, including the 2024 budget, with an expanded scope of data in both tabular and graphical form. These statements significantly strengthened the transparency of education finance at both national and local levels and were published both in printed copies and online on the MES webpage. In addition, the project proposed and developed a dashboard of education indicators, which provides detailed alternative data on local school networks and their finances. This web-based dashboard was discussed, developed, and populated with data and indicators, and then transferred to the MES for public access in both Ukrainian and English. - Legal and policy Advocacy: The project provided long-term support for contribution to key legal reforms that laid the groundwork for education decentralization, including contributions to the drafting and implementation of the Law on Education and the Law on Secondary Education. Inputs were provided to various decrees and policies from the Cabinet of Ministers affecting education finance and local governance, ensuring that decentralization principles were embedded in national policy. - Strengthened capacity of MES and MinFin and development of knowledge resources DSP experts have helped create a dedicated unit (Expert Group) in the MES responsible for education finance, and have provided them with hands-on trainings, in-depth seminars, dedicated trainings courses, and multiple analytical documents. Numerous seminars for staff of MES and of MinFin have been held to improve analytical capacities and understanding of main challenges, to develop policy options for the future, and to strengthen the dialogue between key stakeholders at the national level. Two key monographs were published on: • Paying the Teachers: Three Case Studies of Reforming National Systems of Teacher Remuneration in Eastern Europe (2021) • Local Budgeting of Education (2023) These monographs provided the MES with critical knowledge and best practices, enabling it to make informed decisions and adopt successful strategies from other countries. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12046-12046A0101 Sweden Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) has applied to Sida for funding of 41 710 000 SEK to carry out the "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II Programme" in Ukraine during the activity period 2020 - 2022. The intervention aims at strengthening democracy, improving governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls) by 1) supporting the Ministry of Education of Ukraine to implement improvements to the formula for allocating education grants (subventions) to sub-national governments by building the Ministry’s capacities in data collection, analysis and evidence-based decision-making (including transparency, openness, accountability, participation, fairness (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsiveness); 2) increasing capacity of the relevant state institutions (in particular Ministry of Community Development and Territories and Ministry of Finance) to analyze the financial data and use the financial data and analytics to inform policy; 3) supporting the Association of Amalgamated communities to become a stronger advocate for the interests of local communities and 4) providing relevant Parliamentary committees with important insights and knowledge particularly as it relates to issues of legislative processes, dialogue, transparency, accountability and gender responsiveness. The intervention builds upon the results and lessons of previous 5 years programme on the support to the reform of local self-governance in Ukraine. The intervention’s total budget is 41 710 000 SEK, out of which approximately 900 000 SEK will be allocated for the programme evaluation (to be procured by the cooperation partner). Sida will be the only funder of the intervention. I slutet av november 2019 ändrade SKL, Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting, namn till Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Det engelska namnet SALAR (Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions) kvarstod oförändrat. I insatsbeslutet och underliggande dokument används både SALAR och SKL för benämning av avtalspartnern. Avtalet är dock uppdaterat med det nya namnet Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner (tidigare SKL) har ansökt om 41 710 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II” i Ukraina under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka demokrati, förbättra den statliga styrningen samt tillhandahållandet av tjänster till Ukrainas medborgare (kvinnor, män, pojkar och flickor) genom att: 1) stödja utbildningsministeriet i Ukraina att genomföra förbättringar i formeln för fördelningen av utbildningsbidrag (subventioner) till regionala nivåer genom att stärka ministeriets kapacitet inom datainsamling, analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande (inklusive transparens, öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande, deltagande, rättvisa (icke-diskriminering) och jämställdhet); 2) öka kapaciteten hos berörda statliga institutioner (särskilt ministeriet för utvecklingen av kommuner och territorier, samt finansministeriet) för analys av finansiella data och dess användning i utformningen av policys; 3) stödja Föreningen för Amalgamerade Samhällen (Association of Amalgamated communities) så att den stärks i sitt arbete med tillvaratagandet av lokalsamhällens intressen; 4) förse relevanta parlamentariska kommittéer med viktiga insikter och kunskaper, särskilt gällande frågor om lagstiftningsprocesser, dialog, transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och jämställdhet. Insatsen utgår från resultat och lärdomar från ett föregående femårigt stöd till reformen för lokalt självstyre i Ukraina. Insatsens totala budget är 41 710 000 SEK, varav cirka 900 000 SEK till slututvärdering. Sida är den enda finansiären av programmet. The specific objective of the intervention is to support key actors to implement reforms in an analytical, transparent, participative and gender responsive way, which will in turn lead to the programme overall goal "Strengthened democracy, improved governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls)".  The programme will work in 4 reform areas - education decentralization, fiscal decentralization, support to the Local Self Government Association and support to the Parliament of Ukraine. Each area corresponds to a respective output: - Influence policy-making processes and reforms so that policies are more transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and to build the capacity of key actors to make evidence-based decisions; - Influence policy-making processes on the national level with regard to fiscal decentralisation and sub-national finances so that they are more transparent, open, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and support the advancement of the reform by providing operative financial analysis of the performance of hromada budgets; -  Help Association of Amalgamated Hromadas (AAH) to reach its long-term objectives: AAH strengthens its legitimacy and membership base to achieve the legal requirements set for the Local Self Governments (LGAs) in Ukrainian legislationAAH introduce and implement sound institutional and organisational changes in order to perform effectively, democratically and gender-responsively. Local government members clearly benefit from AAH services. AAH undertake proactive and evidence based lobbying and advocacy towards central level institutions in line with the members interests. AATC owns initiate in promoting and works to foster gender inclusive local governance trough support to municipalities, including the collection of sex-dissagrageted data in municipalities; - Support Parliamentary Committees to better practise their representative, legislative, and oversight functions and institutionalisation in relation to implementation of the decentralisation reform (in a transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive way.  Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 18000000 0 21000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 17000000 0 0 0 39000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 18000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 4000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 17000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12046-12046A0102 Sweden Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) has applied to Sida for funding of 41 710 000 SEK to carry out the "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II Programme" in Ukraine during the activity period 2020 - 2022. The intervention aims at strengthening democracy, improving governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls) by 1) supporting the Ministry of Education of Ukraine to implement improvements to the formula for allocating education grants (subventions) to sub-national governments by building the Ministry’s capacities in data collection, analysis and evidence-based decision-making (including transparency, openness, accountability, participation, fairness (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsiveness); 2) increasing capacity of the relevant state institutions (in particular Ministry of Community Development and Territories and Ministry of Finance) to analyze the financial data and use the financial data and analytics to inform policy; 3) supporting the Association of Amalgamated communities to become a stronger advocate for the interests of local communities and 4) providing relevant Parliamentary committees with important insights and knowledge particularly as it relates to issues of legislative processes, dialogue, transparency, accountability and gender responsiveness. The intervention builds upon the results and lessons of previous 5 years programme on the support to the reform of local self-governance in Ukraine. The intervention’s total budget is 41 710 000 SEK, out of which approximately 900 000 SEK will be allocated for the programme evaluation (to be procured by the cooperation partner). Sida will be the only funder of the intervention. I slutet av november 2019 ändrade SKL, Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting, namn till Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Det engelska namnet SALAR (Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions) kvarstod oförändrat. I insatsbeslutet och underliggande dokument används både SALAR och SKL för benämning av avtalspartnern. Avtalet är dock uppdaterat med det nya namnet Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner (tidigare SKL) har ansökt om 41 710 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II” i Ukraina under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka demokrati, förbättra den statliga styrningen samt tillhandahållandet av tjänster till Ukrainas medborgare (kvinnor, män, pojkar och flickor) genom att: 1) stödja utbildningsministeriet i Ukraina att genomföra förbättringar i formeln för fördelningen av utbildningsbidrag (subventioner) till regionala nivåer genom att stärka ministeriets kapacitet inom datainsamling, analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande (inklusive transparens, öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande, deltagande, rättvisa (icke-diskriminering) och jämställdhet); 2) öka kapaciteten hos berörda statliga institutioner (särskilt ministeriet för utvecklingen av kommuner och territorier, samt finansministeriet) för analys av finansiella data och dess användning i utformningen av policys; 3) stödja Föreningen för Amalgamerade Samhällen (Association of Amalgamated communities) så att den stärks i sitt arbete med tillvaratagandet av lokalsamhällens intressen; 4) förse relevanta parlamentariska kommittéer med viktiga insikter och kunskaper, särskilt gällande frågor om lagstiftningsprocesser, dialog, transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och jämställdhet. Insatsen utgår från resultat och lärdomar från ett föregående femårigt stöd till reformen för lokalt självstyre i Ukraina. Insatsens totala budget är 41 710 000 SEK, varav cirka 900 000 SEK till slututvärdering. Sida är den enda finansiären av programmet. The specific objective of the intervention is to support key actors to implement reforms in an analytical, transparent, participative and gender responsive way, which will in turn lead to the programme overall goal "Strengthened democracy, improved governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls)".  The programme will work in 4 reform areas - education decentralization, fiscal decentralization, support to the Local Self Government Association and support to the Parliament of Ukraine. Each area corresponds to a respective output: - Influence policy-making processes and reforms so that policies are more transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and to build the capacity of key actors to make evidence-based decisions; - Influence policy-making processes on the national level with regard to fiscal decentralisation and sub-national finances so that they are more transparent, open, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and support the advancement of the reform by providing operative financial analysis of the performance of hromada budgets; -  Help Association of Amalgamated Hromadas (AAH) to reach its long-term objectives: AAH strengthens its legitimacy and membership base to achieve the legal requirements set for the Local Self Governments (LGAs) in Ukrainian legislationAAH introduce and implement sound institutional and organisational changes in order to perform effectively, democratically and gender-responsively. Local government members clearly benefit from AAH services. AAH undertake proactive and evidence based lobbying and advocacy towards central level institutions in line with the members interests. AATC owns initiate in promoting and works to foster gender inclusive local governance trough support to municipalities, including the collection of sex-dissagrageted data in municipalities; - Support Parliamentary Committees to better practise their representative, legislative, and oversight functions and institutionalisation in relation to implementation of the decentralisation reform (in a transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive way.  Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40951294 0 0 15551294 0 0 0 25400000 40951294 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 15551294 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 25400000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12046-12046A0103 Sweden Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) has applied to Sida for funding of 41 710 000 SEK to carry out the "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II Programme" in Ukraine during the activity period 2020 - 2022. The intervention aims at strengthening democracy, improving governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls) by 1) supporting the Ministry of Education of Ukraine to implement improvements to the formula for allocating education grants (subventions) to sub-national governments by building the Ministry’s capacities in data collection, analysis and evidence-based decision-making (including transparency, openness, accountability, participation, fairness (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsiveness); 2) increasing capacity of the relevant state institutions (in particular Ministry of Community Development and Territories and Ministry of Finance) to analyze the financial data and use the financial data and analytics to inform policy; 3) supporting the Association of Amalgamated communities to become a stronger advocate for the interests of local communities and 4) providing relevant Parliamentary committees with important insights and knowledge particularly as it relates to issues of legislative processes, dialogue, transparency, accountability and gender responsiveness. The intervention builds upon the results and lessons of previous 5 years programme on the support to the reform of local self-governance in Ukraine. The intervention’s total budget is 41 710 000 SEK, out of which approximately 900 000 SEK will be allocated for the programme evaluation (to be procured by the cooperation partner). Sida will be the only funder of the intervention. I slutet av november 2019 ändrade SKL, Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting, namn till Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Det engelska namnet SALAR (Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions) kvarstod oförändrat. I insatsbeslutet och underliggande dokument används både SALAR och SKL för benämning av avtalspartnern. Avtalet är dock uppdaterat med det nya namnet Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner (tidigare SKL) har ansökt om 41 710 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II” i Ukraina under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka demokrati, förbättra den statliga styrningen samt tillhandahållandet av tjänster till Ukrainas medborgare (kvinnor, män, pojkar och flickor) genom att: 1) stödja utbildningsministeriet i Ukraina att genomföra förbättringar i formeln för fördelningen av utbildningsbidrag (subventioner) till regionala nivåer genom att stärka ministeriets kapacitet inom datainsamling, analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande (inklusive transparens, öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande, deltagande, rättvisa (icke-diskriminering) och jämställdhet); 2) öka kapaciteten hos berörda statliga institutioner (särskilt ministeriet för utvecklingen av kommuner och territorier, samt finansministeriet) för analys av finansiella data och dess användning i utformningen av policys; 3) stödja Föreningen för Amalgamerade Samhällen (Association of Amalgamated communities) så att den stärks i sitt arbete med tillvaratagandet av lokalsamhällens intressen; 4) förse relevanta parlamentariska kommittéer med viktiga insikter och kunskaper, särskilt gällande frågor om lagstiftningsprocesser, dialog, transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och jämställdhet. Insatsen utgår från resultat och lärdomar från ett föregående femårigt stöd till reformen för lokalt självstyre i Ukraina. Insatsens totala budget är 41 710 000 SEK, varav cirka 900 000 SEK till slututvärdering. Sida är den enda finansiären av programmet. The specific objective of the intervention is to support key actors to implement reforms in an analytical, transparent, participative and gender responsive way, which will in turn lead to the programme overall goal "Strengthened democracy, improved governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls)".  The programme will work in 4 reform areas - education decentralization, fiscal decentralization, support to the Local Self Government Association and support to the Parliament of Ukraine. Each area corresponds to a respective output: - Influence policy-making processes and reforms so that policies are more transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and to build the capacity of key actors to make evidence-based decisions; - Influence policy-making processes on the national level with regard to fiscal decentralisation and sub-national finances so that they are more transparent, open, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and support the advancement of the reform by providing operative financial analysis of the performance of hromada budgets; -  Help Association of Amalgamated Hromadas (AAH) to reach its long-term objectives: AAH strengthens its legitimacy and membership base to achieve the legal requirements set for the Local Self Governments (LGAs) in Ukrainian legislationAAH introduce and implement sound institutional and organisational changes in order to perform effectively, democratically and gender-responsively. Local government members clearly benefit from AAH services. AAH undertake proactive and evidence based lobbying and advocacy towards central level institutions in line with the members interests. AATC owns initiate in promoting and works to foster gender inclusive local governance trough support to municipalities, including the collection of sex-dissagrageted data in municipalities; - Support Parliamentary Committees to better practise their representative, legislative, and oversight functions and institutionalisation in relation to implementation of the decentralisation reform (in a transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive way.  Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8452500 -2598068 0 8452500 -2040000 -558068 5854432 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 8452500 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -558068 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -2040000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Sustainable solutions for internally displaced persons and their host societies, and improved conditions for safe and orderly return. Hållbara lösningar för internflyktingar och deras värdsamhällen samt stärkta förutsättningar för ordnat och säkert återvändande. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12107 Sweden PROBLUE is an umbrella multi-donor trust fund, administered by the World Bank, that supports the sustainable and integrated development of marine and coastal resources in a healthy ocean. More information is available on https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue PROBLUE är en samfinansieringsfond för flera givare, administrerad av Världsbanken, som stöder en hållbar och integrerad utveckling av havs- och kustresurser för ett friskt hav. Mer information finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue Fondens verksamhet skall bidra till att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav, samt till Världsbankens övergripande mål att utrota extrem fattigdom och främja delat välstånd på ett hållbart sätt. Världsbanken ämnar uppnå det genom att minska andelen människor som lever i extrem fattigdom till tre procent till 2030 och genom att öka inkomsten hos de fattigaste 40 procenten av befolkningen i varje land. ProBlue skall bidra till Världsbankens globala program för blå ekonomi, och har skapats för att ta ett helhetsgrepp på havsrelaterade utvecklingsfrågor, med målet att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav. ProBlue:s fyra fönster (pelare): ProBlue:s förvaltningsfond har en strategisk och systematisk ansats, och är uppdelad i fyra "Fönster"; på ett övergripande plan skall ProBlue bidra inom tre tematiska områden och ett övergripande område med att stödja hållbar utveckling inom fiske och vattenbruk; hantera problem med marint skräp och föroreningar för att återställa hälsan i kustområden och marina ekosystem; hållbar utveckling (blueing) av traditionella marina sektorer men även nya marina ekonomiska aktiviteter; och främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling av naturliga livsmiljöer i kust- och havsområden. De första tre fönstren är ämnesspecifika och inkluderar aktiviteter som ämnas integreras med aktiviteter i det fjärde fönstret. Gemensamt för alla fyra fönster är att de dels skall bidra till att regioner och länder får ökad kunskap och stärkt analytisk förmåga gällande integration och hållbarhet av ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav, och dels att regioner och länder får ökad kapacitet att nå en ökad integration och hållbarhet av sina ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav. Dessutom skall alla fönster bidra till ökade investeringar inom områden som bidrar till friska hav. Inom Fönster 1: fiskeriförvaltning och hållbart vattenbruk, ämnar till en förbättrad hållbar försörjning inom fiskesektorn, genom en förbättrad kvantitet och kvalitet på den finansiering som dirigeras till fiskenäringen och vattenbrukssektorn från Världsbanken och andra aktörer, och som skall bidra till en förbättrad givarkoordinering för stöd i form av tekniska och finansiella tjänster till utvecklingsekonomier, samt stimulera privata investeringar inom hållbart fiske och vattenbruk. Världsbankens arbete inom fiskeriförvaltning innebär flera relevanta bidrag till SDG 14 såsom förbättrade fiskebestånd (SDG-undermål 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, 14c), förbättrad sysselsättning och ökade investeringar i hållbara fiskebaserade ekonomier (SDG:s 14.7), ökade fördelar inom fiskerisektorn för låginkomstgrupper (SDG 14.6), säkrad social, miljömässig och ekonomisk hållbar tillväxt av vattenbruk (SDG 14.7) samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar (SDG 14.2). Inom Fönster 2: Minskad förorening från plast och landbaserade källor kommer Världsbankens arbete att bidra till att förhindra och minska marint skräp och marina föroreningar, samt bidra till återställandet av marina- och kustekosystem. Fonden skall bidra till att identifiera, färdigställa och implementera finansieringsklara (bankable) projekt som syftar till att reducera mängden marint skräp och marina föroreningar och stärka länders förmåga att genomföra projekten. Detta skall bidra till SDG 14.1 och till SDG 3 (SDG3: hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 6.3 (SDG6: rent vatten och sanitet) 11.6 (SDG11: hållbara städer och samhällen), 12.4, 12.5 (SDG12: hållbar konsumtion och produktion) och 15.1 (SDG15: ekosystem och biologisk mångfald). Inom Fönster 3: Hållbar utveckling av marina sektorer skall verksamheten bidra till att stärka miljövänliga ekonomiska möjligheter i traditionella (sjötransport, avsaltning och turism) och nya havsbaserade aktiviteter (förnybar energi till havs och tångodling). Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.7 och 14C. Inom det övergripande området Fönster 4: Stärka förvaltningen av marina resurser och naturbaserad infrastruktur skall Världsbanken bidra till att främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling i kust- och havsområden. Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.A, 14.2, 14.5 och 14.7. Detta fönster inriktas på kustområdens motståndskraft och marina ekosystemtjänster, inklusive naturbaserad infrastruktur, särskilt mot bakgrund av den möjlighet som ges av arbetet med nationella klimatavtal. Länder kan antingen söka stöd från Världsbanken för att utveckla en integrerad ansats av kustområdens motståndskraft, eller stöd för att fokusera på specifika sektorer. Detta tillvägagångssätt skall bidra till att integrera sektorspecifik kunskap och olika teman som genereras under fönster 1 till 3 i ett övergripande ekosystembaserat förvaltningsförfarande, och som omfattar samtliga komponenter i ett havsområde. Arbetet kommer innebära viktiga bidrag till SDG 14, som kompletterar övriga fönster i ProBlue. I detta fönster läggs särskild vikt vid SDG 14.5.14.7 och 14C, som syftar till att främja hållbar och robust övergripande utveckling av kust- och marina ekosystem. Detta omfattar inte bara fiske och vattenbruk, och minskningen av havsföroreningar utan har en bred utveckling, från gruvdrift och hamnar till turism och försörjning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Eastern Africa, regional South Asia, regional Western Africa, regional Central Asia, regional Oceania, regional Middle East, regional North of Sahara, regional Developing countries, unspecified America, regional North & Central America, regional Fishery development Fishing Exempel på resultat: * Tillsammans med Sida-partnern International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) utvecklade PROBLUE en handbok om hur socialskydd (Blue Social Protection) kan bidra till fattigdomsbekämpning, skyddade fiskbestånd och förbättrad livsmedelsförsörjning. Handboken inkluderar fallstudier från Costa Rica, Kenya, Sao Tomé och Principe, Salomonöarna, Sri Lanka och Vietnam. Arbetet har t.ex. i Kenya bidragit till utformningen av Världsbanksprojektet "National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement", som prioriterar den blå ekonomin som en drivkraft för hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter och jobb. (PROBLUE årsrapport FY25, Dox 18/000373-190, s. 21-22). * I Colombia har PROBLUE, i samarbete med ESMAP (som Sida också stödjer), tagit fram en vägledning för marin fysisk planering för havsbaserad vindkraft (SenMap) inklusive kartläggningen av miljömässiga och sociala känsligheter. Vägledningen har tillämpats som en del av utvecklingen av landets färdplan för havsbaserad vindkraft, som är en del av ökningen av förnybar elproduktion som bidrar till Colombias nationella åtaganden under Parisavtalet (NDC). (s.37) * I Sydafrika har PROBLUE:s arbete bidragit till innovativt arbete med registrering av avfallsåtervinnare, i samarbete med African Reclaimers Organisation. Över 9616 avfallsåtervinnare registrerades i åtta provinser, vilket hjälpte dem att säkra tillgång till avfallsinsamlings- och bearbetningsplatser och få betalt av organisationer med producentansvar. Avfallsinsamlingen sparade kommunerna nästan 54 miljoner dollar i deponiutrymme. Dessutom främjade registreringen avfallsåtervinnares rättigheter; den förbättrade också deras färdigheter tack vare utbildning i säker och lämplig hantering av avfall. (s. 43) * I Mozambique har PROBLUE:s arbete bidragit till framtagandes av den nationella utvecklingsstrategin för blå ekonomi som antogs 2025, samt tillhörande portfölj för investeringsmöjligheter. Dessa främjar hållbar användning av havets resurser, miljöskydd och förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för kustbefolkningar, och är även basen för EU:s nyligen lanserade projekt "ProsperAzul". PROBLUE-stödda analyser och råd har informerat regeringens beslutsfattande, rättsliga instrument och investeringar. PROBLUE hjälpte också till att licensiera över 13 000 fiskefartyg, utbilda fiskare i ansvarsfull fiskeriförvaltning, och förbättra fiskeanläggningar för värdekedjearbetare, vilket bl.a. ledde till investeringar på 1,7 miljoner USD i 17 distrikt, vilket gynnade mer än 1200 småskaliga fiskare. (s. 48). * I Bangladesh har PROBLUE bidragit till att driva förändring och påverkan inom många olika sektorer, inklusive vattenbruk, fiske, avfall och turism. Bl.a. har arbetet resulterade i inrättandet av fem kontrollpunkter för övervakning av marint fiske, en ökning av observatörstäckningen till 73,5 % ombord på industrifartyg och installation av övervaknings- och kommunikationssäkerhetsutrustning ombord på 33 % av småskaliga fiskebåtar. PROBLUE har även informerat utformningen av ett Världsbanksprojekt som lett till nationella policyreformer inom fiske, vattenbruk och kustturism. (s. 51). PROBLUE har även arbetet aktivt med integrering av biodiversitet (inkluderat i 71% av alla godkända aktiviteter), jämställdhet (96%), klimat (96%) och analyser för att maximera utvecklingsfinansiering (71%) (s. xii). Mer information om PROBLUE:s arbete finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12107-12107A0101 Sweden PROBLUE is an umbrella multi-donor trust fund, administered by the World Bank, that supports the sustainable and integrated development of marine and coastal resources in a healthy ocean. More information is available on https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue PROBLUE är en samfinansieringsfond för flera givare, administrerad av Världsbanken, som stöder en hållbar och integrerad utveckling av havs- och kustresurser för ett friskt hav. Mer information finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue Fondens verksamhet skall bidra till att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav, samt till Världsbankens övergripande mål att utrota extrem fattigdom och främja delat välstånd på ett hållbart sätt. Världsbanken ämnar uppnå det genom att minska andelen människor som lever i extrem fattigdom till tre procent till 2030 och genom att öka inkomsten hos de fattigaste 40 procenten av befolkningen i varje land. ProBlue skall bidra till Världsbankens globala program för blå ekonomi, och har skapats för att ta ett helhetsgrepp på havsrelaterade utvecklingsfrågor, med målet att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav. ProBlue:s fyra fönster (pelare): ProBlue:s förvaltningsfond har en strategisk och systematisk ansats, och är uppdelad i fyra "Fönster"; på ett övergripande plan skall ProBlue bidra inom tre tematiska områden och ett övergripande område med att stödja hållbar utveckling inom fiske och vattenbruk; hantera problem med marint skräp och föroreningar för att återställa hälsan i kustområden och marina ekosystem; hållbar utveckling (blueing) av traditionella marina sektorer men även nya marina ekonomiska aktiviteter; och främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling av naturliga livsmiljöer i kust- och havsområden. De första tre fönstren är ämnesspecifika och inkluderar aktiviteter som ämnas integreras med aktiviteter i det fjärde fönstret. Gemensamt för alla fyra fönster är att de dels skall bidra till att regioner och länder får ökad kunskap och stärkt analytisk förmåga gällande integration och hållbarhet av ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav, och dels att regioner och länder får ökad kapacitet att nå en ökad integration och hållbarhet av sina ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav. Dessutom skall alla fönster bidra till ökade investeringar inom områden som bidrar till friska hav. Inom Fönster 1: fiskeriförvaltning och hållbart vattenbruk, ämnar till en förbättrad hållbar försörjning inom fiskesektorn, genom en förbättrad kvantitet och kvalitet på den finansiering som dirigeras till fiskenäringen och vattenbrukssektorn från Världsbanken och andra aktörer, och som skall bidra till en förbättrad givarkoordinering för stöd i form av tekniska och finansiella tjänster till utvecklingsekonomier, samt stimulera privata investeringar inom hållbart fiske och vattenbruk. Världsbankens arbete inom fiskeriförvaltning innebär flera relevanta bidrag till SDG 14 såsom förbättrade fiskebestånd (SDG-undermål 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, 14c), förbättrad sysselsättning och ökade investeringar i hållbara fiskebaserade ekonomier (SDG:s 14.7), ökade fördelar inom fiskerisektorn för låginkomstgrupper (SDG 14.6), säkrad social, miljömässig och ekonomisk hållbar tillväxt av vattenbruk (SDG 14.7) samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar (SDG 14.2). Inom Fönster 2: Minskad förorening från plast och landbaserade källor kommer Världsbankens arbete att bidra till att förhindra och minska marint skräp och marina föroreningar, samt bidra till återställandet av marina- och kustekosystem. Fonden skall bidra till att identifiera, färdigställa och implementera finansieringsklara (bankable) projekt som syftar till att reducera mängden marint skräp och marina föroreningar och stärka länders förmåga att genomföra projekten. Detta skall bidra till SDG 14.1 och till SDG 3 (SDG3: hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 6.3 (SDG6: rent vatten och sanitet) 11.6 (SDG11: hållbara städer och samhällen), 12.4, 12.5 (SDG12: hållbar konsumtion och produktion) och 15.1 (SDG15: ekosystem och biologisk mångfald). Inom Fönster 3: Hållbar utveckling av marina sektorer skall verksamheten bidra till att stärka miljövänliga ekonomiska möjligheter i traditionella (sjötransport, avsaltning och turism) och nya havsbaserade aktiviteter (förnybar energi till havs och tångodling). Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.7 och 14C. Inom det övergripande området Fönster 4: Stärka förvaltningen av marina resurser och naturbaserad infrastruktur skall Världsbanken bidra till att främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling i kust- och havsområden. Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.A, 14.2, 14.5 och 14.7. Detta fönster inriktas på kustområdens motståndskraft och marina ekosystemtjänster, inklusive naturbaserad infrastruktur, särskilt mot bakgrund av den möjlighet som ges av arbetet med nationella klimatavtal. Länder kan antingen söka stöd från Världsbanken för att utveckla en integrerad ansats av kustområdens motståndskraft, eller stöd för att fokusera på specifika sektorer. Detta tillvägagångssätt skall bidra till att integrera sektorspecifik kunskap och olika teman som genereras under fönster 1 till 3 i ett övergripande ekosystembaserat förvaltningsförfarande, och som omfattar samtliga komponenter i ett havsområde. Arbetet kommer innebära viktiga bidrag till SDG 14, som kompletterar övriga fönster i ProBlue. I detta fönster läggs särskild vikt vid SDG 14.5.14.7 och 14C, som syftar till att främja hållbar och robust övergripande utveckling av kust- och marina ekosystem. Detta omfattar inte bara fiske och vattenbruk, och minskningen av havsföroreningar utan har en bred utveckling, från gruvdrift och hamnar till turism och försörjning. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 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Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12107-12107A0102 Sweden PROBLUE is an umbrella multi-donor trust fund, administered by the World Bank, that supports the sustainable and integrated development of marine and coastal resources in a healthy ocean. More information is available on https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue PROBLUE är en samfinansieringsfond för flera givare, administrerad av Världsbanken, som stöder en hållbar och integrerad utveckling av havs- och kustresurser för ett friskt hav. Mer information finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue Fondens verksamhet skall bidra till att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav, samt till Världsbankens övergripande mål att utrota extrem fattigdom och främja delat välstånd på ett hållbart sätt. Världsbanken ämnar uppnå det genom att minska andelen människor som lever i extrem fattigdom till tre procent till 2030 och genom att öka inkomsten hos de fattigaste 40 procenten av befolkningen i varje land. ProBlue skall bidra till Världsbankens globala program för blå ekonomi, och har skapats för att ta ett helhetsgrepp på havsrelaterade utvecklingsfrågor, med målet att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav. ProBlue:s fyra fönster (pelare): ProBlue:s förvaltningsfond har en strategisk och systematisk ansats, och är uppdelad i fyra "Fönster"; på ett övergripande plan skall ProBlue bidra inom tre tematiska områden och ett övergripande område med att stödja hållbar utveckling inom fiske och vattenbruk; hantera problem med marint skräp och föroreningar för att återställa hälsan i kustområden och marina ekosystem; hållbar utveckling (blueing) av traditionella marina sektorer men även nya marina ekonomiska aktiviteter; och främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling av naturliga livsmiljöer i kust- och havsområden. De första tre fönstren är ämnesspecifika och inkluderar aktiviteter som ämnas integreras med aktiviteter i det fjärde fönstret. Gemensamt för alla fyra fönster är att de dels skall bidra till att regioner och länder får ökad kunskap och stärkt analytisk förmåga gällande integration och hållbarhet av ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav, och dels att regioner och länder får ökad kapacitet att nå en ökad integration och hållbarhet av sina ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav. Dessutom skall alla fönster bidra till ökade investeringar inom områden som bidrar till friska hav. Inom Fönster 1: fiskeriförvaltning och hållbart vattenbruk, ämnar till en förbättrad hållbar försörjning inom fiskesektorn, genom en förbättrad kvantitet och kvalitet på den finansiering som dirigeras till fiskenäringen och vattenbrukssektorn från Världsbanken och andra aktörer, och som skall bidra till en förbättrad givarkoordinering för stöd i form av tekniska och finansiella tjänster till utvecklingsekonomier, samt stimulera privata investeringar inom hållbart fiske och vattenbruk. Världsbankens arbete inom fiskeriförvaltning innebär flera relevanta bidrag till SDG 14 såsom förbättrade fiskebestånd (SDG-undermål 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, 14c), förbättrad sysselsättning och ökade investeringar i hållbara fiskebaserade ekonomier (SDG:s 14.7), ökade fördelar inom fiskerisektorn för låginkomstgrupper (SDG 14.6), säkrad social, miljömässig och ekonomisk hållbar tillväxt av vattenbruk (SDG 14.7) samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar (SDG 14.2). Inom Fönster 2: Minskad förorening från plast och landbaserade källor kommer Världsbankens arbete att bidra till att förhindra och minska marint skräp och marina föroreningar, samt bidra till återställandet av marina- och kustekosystem. Fonden skall bidra till att identifiera, färdigställa och implementera finansieringsklara (bankable) projekt som syftar till att reducera mängden marint skräp och marina föroreningar och stärka länders förmåga att genomföra projekten. Detta skall bidra till SDG 14.1 och till SDG 3 (SDG3: hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 6.3 (SDG6: rent vatten och sanitet) 11.6 (SDG11: hållbara städer och samhällen), 12.4, 12.5 (SDG12: hållbar konsumtion och produktion) och 15.1 (SDG15: ekosystem och biologisk mångfald). Inom Fönster 3: Hållbar utveckling av marina sektorer skall verksamheten bidra till att stärka miljövänliga ekonomiska möjligheter i traditionella (sjötransport, avsaltning och turism) och nya havsbaserade aktiviteter (förnybar energi till havs och tångodling). Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.7 och 14C. Inom det övergripande området Fönster 4: Stärka förvaltningen av marina resurser och naturbaserad infrastruktur skall Världsbanken bidra till att främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling i kust- och havsområden. Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.A, 14.2, 14.5 och 14.7. Detta fönster inriktas på kustområdens motståndskraft och marina ekosystemtjänster, inklusive naturbaserad infrastruktur, särskilt mot bakgrund av den möjlighet som ges av arbetet med nationella klimatavtal. Länder kan antingen söka stöd från Världsbanken för att utveckla en integrerad ansats av kustområdens motståndskraft, eller stöd för att fokusera på specifika sektorer. Detta tillvägagångssätt skall bidra till att integrera sektorspecifik kunskap och olika teman som genereras under fönster 1 till 3 i ett övergripande ekosystembaserat förvaltningsförfarande, och som omfattar samtliga komponenter i ett havsområde. Arbetet kommer innebära viktiga bidrag till SDG 14, som kompletterar övriga fönster i ProBlue. I detta fönster läggs särskild vikt vid SDG 14.5.14.7 och 14C, som syftar till att främja hållbar och robust övergripande utveckling av kust- och marina ekosystem. Detta omfattar inte bara fiske och vattenbruk, och minskningen av havsföroreningar utan har en bred utveckling, från gruvdrift och hamnar till turism och försörjning. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 75000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12107-12107A0103 Sweden PROBLUE is an umbrella multi-donor trust fund, administered by the World Bank, that supports the sustainable and integrated development of marine and coastal resources in a healthy ocean. More information is available on https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue PROBLUE är en samfinansieringsfond för flera givare, administrerad av Världsbanken, som stöder en hållbar och integrerad utveckling av havs- och kustresurser för ett friskt hav. Mer information finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue Fondens verksamhet skall bidra till att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav, samt till Världsbankens övergripande mål att utrota extrem fattigdom och främja delat välstånd på ett hållbart sätt. Världsbanken ämnar uppnå det genom att minska andelen människor som lever i extrem fattigdom till tre procent till 2030 och genom att öka inkomsten hos de fattigaste 40 procenten av befolkningen i varje land. ProBlue skall bidra till Världsbankens globala program för blå ekonomi, och har skapats för att ta ett helhetsgrepp på havsrelaterade utvecklingsfrågor, med målet att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav. ProBlue:s fyra fönster (pelare): ProBlue:s förvaltningsfond har en strategisk och systematisk ansats, och är uppdelad i fyra "Fönster"; på ett övergripande plan skall ProBlue bidra inom tre tematiska områden och ett övergripande område med att stödja hållbar utveckling inom fiske och vattenbruk; hantera problem med marint skräp och föroreningar för att återställa hälsan i kustområden och marina ekosystem; hållbar utveckling (blueing) av traditionella marina sektorer men även nya marina ekonomiska aktiviteter; och främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling av naturliga livsmiljöer i kust- och havsområden. De första tre fönstren är ämnesspecifika och inkluderar aktiviteter som ämnas integreras med aktiviteter i det fjärde fönstret. Gemensamt för alla fyra fönster är att de dels skall bidra till att regioner och länder får ökad kunskap och stärkt analytisk förmåga gällande integration och hållbarhet av ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav, och dels att regioner och länder får ökad kapacitet att nå en ökad integration och hållbarhet av sina ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav. Dessutom skall alla fönster bidra till ökade investeringar inom områden som bidrar till friska hav. Inom Fönster 1: fiskeriförvaltning och hållbart vattenbruk, ämnar till en förbättrad hållbar försörjning inom fiskesektorn, genom en förbättrad kvantitet och kvalitet på den finansiering som dirigeras till fiskenäringen och vattenbrukssektorn från Världsbanken och andra aktörer, och som skall bidra till en förbättrad givarkoordinering för stöd i form av tekniska och finansiella tjänster till utvecklingsekonomier, samt stimulera privata investeringar inom hållbart fiske och vattenbruk. Världsbankens arbete inom fiskeriförvaltning innebär flera relevanta bidrag till SDG 14 såsom förbättrade fiskebestånd (SDG-undermål 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, 14c), förbättrad sysselsättning och ökade investeringar i hållbara fiskebaserade ekonomier (SDG:s 14.7), ökade fördelar inom fiskerisektorn för låginkomstgrupper (SDG 14.6), säkrad social, miljömässig och ekonomisk hållbar tillväxt av vattenbruk (SDG 14.7) samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar (SDG 14.2). Inom Fönster 2: Minskad förorening från plast och landbaserade källor kommer Världsbankens arbete att bidra till att förhindra och minska marint skräp och marina föroreningar, samt bidra till återställandet av marina- och kustekosystem. Fonden skall bidra till att identifiera, färdigställa och implementera finansieringsklara (bankable) projekt som syftar till att reducera mängden marint skräp och marina föroreningar och stärka länders förmåga att genomföra projekten. Detta skall bidra till SDG 14.1 och till SDG 3 (SDG3: hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 6.3 (SDG6: rent vatten och sanitet) 11.6 (SDG11: hållbara städer och samhällen), 12.4, 12.5 (SDG12: hållbar konsumtion och produktion) och 15.1 (SDG15: ekosystem och biologisk mångfald). Inom Fönster 3: Hållbar utveckling av marina sektorer skall verksamheten bidra till att stärka miljövänliga ekonomiska möjligheter i traditionella (sjötransport, avsaltning och turism) och nya havsbaserade aktiviteter (förnybar energi till havs och tångodling). Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.7 och 14C. Inom det övergripande området Fönster 4: Stärka förvaltningen av marina resurser och naturbaserad infrastruktur skall Världsbanken bidra till att främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling i kust- och havsområden. Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.A, 14.2, 14.5 och 14.7. Detta fönster inriktas på kustområdens motståndskraft och marina ekosystemtjänster, inklusive naturbaserad infrastruktur, särskilt mot bakgrund av den möjlighet som ges av arbetet med nationella klimatavtal. Länder kan antingen söka stöd från Världsbanken för att utveckla en integrerad ansats av kustområdens motståndskraft, eller stöd för att fokusera på specifika sektorer. Detta tillvägagångssätt skall bidra till att integrera sektorspecifik kunskap och olika teman som genereras under fönster 1 till 3 i ett övergripande ekosystembaserat förvaltningsförfarande, och som omfattar samtliga komponenter i ett havsområde. Arbetet kommer innebära viktiga bidrag till SDG 14, som kompletterar övriga fönster i ProBlue. I detta fönster läggs särskild vikt vid SDG 14.5.14.7 och 14C, som syftar till att främja hållbar och robust övergripande utveckling av kust- och marina ekosystem. Detta omfattar inte bara fiske och vattenbruk, och minskningen av havsföroreningar utan har en bred utveckling, från gruvdrift och hamnar till turism och försörjning. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 75000000 25000000 25000000 50000000 50000000 50000000 25000000 75000000 25000000 50000000 225000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12124 Sweden Mahidol University (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) in collaboration with ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) and Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesia), has applied to Sida for support for a regional research network in the field of human rights and peace studies. The project proposal is entitled: Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN / Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA): Funding proposal for program phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). The SHAPE-SEA research network and its activities will be implemented regionally in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and East Timor, where the research capacity for peace and human rights studies is assessed to require further support. The SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 contribution will build upon the results achieved during SHAPE-SEA phase 1 (2015 - 2021). The Sida grant will enable the SHAPE-SEA Secretariat at Mahidol University to strengthen research capacity amongst Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers, and to strengthen respect for academic freedom in Southeast Asia. The grant will also support Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers to 1) produce new knowledge, 2) engage with regional and national stakeholders to implement research results, and 3) contribute to public human rights discourses. and peace in Southeast Asia. Research scholarships will be awarded to researchers in the region to carry out research projects that study local, national and cross-border research issues related to peace and human rights. The research results and research capacity generated by the initiative will contribute to improved conditions for fair and sustainable development that is inclusive of vulnerable and marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. The total budget of the contribution during July 2021 - December 2024 is 16,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,7 million SEK of the funding will be forwarded from Mahidol University to researchers at Southeast Asian universities and research organizations in the form of small scholarships to support research activities. Mahidol universitet (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) i samarbete med ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) och Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesien), har ansökt om stöd för ett regionalt forskningsnätverk inom teman mänskliga rättigheter och fred. Projektförslaget är Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN/Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA) Phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). SHAPE-SEA forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta regionalt i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Öst Timor där forskningskapacitet inom fred och mänskliga rättigheter bedöms som i behov av ytterligare stöd. SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 kommer att bygga vidare på resultaten som uppnåddes under SHAPE-SEA Phase 1 (2015-2021). Sida-bidraget gör det möjligt för SHAPE-SEA sekretariatet vid Mahidol University att stärka forskningskapaciteten bland sydostasiatiska forskare inom freds- och mänskliga rättighetsstudier. Projektet kommer också att stödja sydostasiatiska forskare att ta fram ny kunskap, samarbeta med regionala och nationella aktörer för att genomföra forskningsresultat och bidra till offentliga diskurser om mänskliga rättigheter och fred i Sydostasien. Forskningsstipendier kommer att delas ut till forskare i regionen för att genomföra forskningsprojekt som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande forskningsfrågor relaterade till fred och mänskliga rättigheter. De forskningsresultat och forskningskapacitet som initiativet genererar kommer att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för en rättvis och hållbar utveckling som inkluderar sårbara och marginaliserade grupper i Sydostasien. Insatsens totala budget under juli 2021 - december 2024 är 16,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,7 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas från Mahidol universitet i form av mindre forskningsstipendier till forskare vid sydostasiatiska universitet och forskningsorganisationer för forskningsverksamhet. The overall objectives of SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 are: - to support and strengthen homegrown academic interest, skills and knowledge on researching human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia. - to create change by enhancing, influencing and translating policies, processes and practices of human rights and peace into action in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to ensure excellence in producing, disseminating, and analyzing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to further developing ways and means to internalizing human rights and peace knowledge amongst teaching staff, academic leaders and students in Higher Education Institutions in ASEAN/Southeast Asia Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Indonesia Cambodia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Malaysia Philippines (the) Thailand Timor-Leste Viet Nam Asia, regional Asia, regional Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Key results achieved by SHAPE-SEA from the 18-month implemented period during Oct 2024 - March 2026 include: - Increasing Research Capacity, which aims to build competencies and knowledge of researchers and students on human rights and peace, specifically those living in low-income and/or academically emerging ASEAN/ Southeast Asian countries. Research skills of SHAPE-SEA students and researchers were enhanced through the three regional and national research skill training workshops organized in Laos, Thailand and Vietnam with 70 participants from 11 Southeast Asian countries. - Knowledge Production, which aims to provide opportunities and ensure excellence in producing and analysing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/ Southeast Asia. Result highlights of the reporting period include 51 researchers including emerging scholars and graduate students who received research grants and mentorship. Notably, the program achieved a high degree of gender inclusivity, with 54% of researchers being female. Their research themes also included a strong gender dimension. In terms of country distribution of research grant beneficiaries, including the RGP and Thematic and Commissioned Research the grantees were from Malaysia, Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. - Knowledge Dissemination, which aims to build competencies and knowledge of researchers and students on human rights and peace, specifically those living in low-income and/or academically emerging ASEAN/ Southeast Asian countries. During the reporting period, SHAPE-SEA has been able to deliver 5 key publication outputs, 8 policy briefs, and the translation of the textbook on Peace and Conflict Transformation in Southeast Asia into Burmese. In addition, four Webinars under the Critical Horizons Webinar Series were organized, including sessions on children's rights, human rights defenders, and climate justice. - While restructuring the program management and executing of the planned activities, SHAPE-SEA has also been able to expand its collaborated with other SIDAs development partners including Forum Asia and Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) (for Civil Society Consultation on the ASEAN Environmental Rights Framework), and Stockholm Environmental Institute (SEI) - through its SUMERNET Programme (co-hosting a capacity building webinar on Scholarly Freedom, Inquiry and Discourse, also in collaboration with the Southeast Asia Coalition on Academic Freedom); and most recently, the AAS-CHSS hub, the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) (for a regional research training workshop). This has been valuable for the program to get peer-to-peer learning and institutional academic exchanges for improving its research capacity building and research production activities. - Since 2025 SHAPE-SEA has strengthened engagement with key ASEAN human rights, peace and academic bodies and networks, including the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR) through the AUN-HRE, the ASEAN Institute for Peace and Reconciliation (ASEAN-IPR) that supports research on peace and serves as a think-tank for ASEAN bodies, the Southeast Asia Coalition on Academic Freedom (SEACAF) as well as the ASEAN Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Women and Children (ACWC). This helps widen the programs visibility and build bridges for its research-policy informed relations and partnerships with regional governing bodies. - Apart from the outcome deliverables, SHAPE-SEA also achieved its cross-cutting impact on gender equality, social inclusion and environmental protection dimensions. Gender-responsive approaches were integrated across training, RGP selection and publication themes. 53-60% of the RGP grantees (cohort 2023 and 2024) were female., 40% of the granted research projects addressed gender/LGBTQI themes as well as 100% feminist analysis in writeshops and RGP training. 35.1% of Colloquium presentations addressed environmental themes (exceeding 20% target), with environmental harm positioned as central to human rights and peace analysis in Southeast Asia and many research topics covered climate justice, loss and damage, Indigenous land rights, disaster governance, gender-environment nexus. The Thematic Study 2025 included dedicated feminist climate action and Women Human Rights Defenders barriers tracks. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12124-12124A0101 Sweden Mahidol University (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) in collaboration with ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) and Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesia), has applied to Sida for support for a regional research network in the field of human rights and peace studies. The project proposal is entitled: Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN / Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA): Funding proposal for program phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). The SHAPE-SEA research network and its activities will be implemented regionally in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and East Timor, where the research capacity for peace and human rights studies is assessed to require further support. The SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 contribution will build upon the results achieved during SHAPE-SEA phase 1 (2015 - 2021). The Sida grant will enable the SHAPE-SEA Secretariat at Mahidol University to strengthen research capacity amongst Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers, and to strengthen respect for academic freedom in Southeast Asia. The grant will also support Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers to 1) produce new knowledge, 2) engage with regional and national stakeholders to implement research results, and 3) contribute to public human rights discourses. and peace in Southeast Asia. Research scholarships will be awarded to researchers in the region to carry out research projects that study local, national and cross-border research issues related to peace and human rights. The research results and research capacity generated by the initiative will contribute to improved conditions for fair and sustainable development that is inclusive of vulnerable and marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. The total budget of the contribution during July 2021 - December 2024 is 16,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,7 million SEK of the funding will be forwarded from Mahidol University to researchers at Southeast Asian universities and research organizations in the form of small scholarships to support research activities. Mahidol universitet (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) i samarbete med ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) och Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesien), har ansökt om stöd för ett regionalt forskningsnätverk inom teman mänskliga rättigheter och fred. Projektförslaget är Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN/Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA) Phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). SHAPE-SEA forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta regionalt i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Öst Timor där forskningskapacitet inom fred och mänskliga rättigheter bedöms som i behov av ytterligare stöd. SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 kommer att bygga vidare på resultaten som uppnåddes under SHAPE-SEA Phase 1 (2015-2021). Sida-bidraget gör det möjligt för SHAPE-SEA sekretariatet vid Mahidol University att stärka forskningskapaciteten bland sydostasiatiska forskare inom freds- och mänskliga rättighetsstudier. Projektet kommer också att stödja sydostasiatiska forskare att ta fram ny kunskap, samarbeta med regionala och nationella aktörer för att genomföra forskningsresultat och bidra till offentliga diskurser om mänskliga rättigheter och fred i Sydostasien. Forskningsstipendier kommer att delas ut till forskare i regionen för att genomföra forskningsprojekt som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande forskningsfrågor relaterade till fred och mänskliga rättigheter. De forskningsresultat och forskningskapacitet som initiativet genererar kommer att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för en rättvis och hållbar utveckling som inkluderar sårbara och marginaliserade grupper i Sydostasien. Insatsens totala budget under juli 2021 - december 2024 är 16,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,7 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas från Mahidol universitet i form av mindre forskningsstipendier till forskare vid sydostasiatiska universitet och forskningsorganisationer för forskningsverksamhet. The overall objectives of SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 are: - to support and strengthen homegrown academic interest, skills and knowledge on researching human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia. - to create change by enhancing, influencing and translating policies, processes and practices of human rights and peace into action in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to ensure excellence in producing, disseminating, and analyzing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to further developing ways and means to internalizing human rights and peace knowledge amongst teaching staff, academic leaders and students in Higher Education Institutions in ASEAN/Southeast Asia Sweden Mahidol University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mahidol University 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 850000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 850000 0 0 0 0 0 0 850000 Mahidol University 850000 Mahidol University Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More women undergo research training and conduct research Fler kvinnor genomgår forskarutbildning och bedriver forskning Other Övrigt Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt Strengthened capacity among universities in partner countries to communicate research findings that are potentially beneficial to the development of society Stärkt förmåga hos universitet i samarbetsländerna att kommunicera forskningsresultat som kan vara till nytta för samhällets utveckling Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Greater impact of a gender equality perspective in research Ökat genomslag för ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i forskningen Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12124-12124A0102 Sweden Mahidol University (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) in collaboration with ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) and Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesia), has applied to Sida for support for a regional research network in the field of human rights and peace studies. The project proposal is entitled: Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN / Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA): Funding proposal for program phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). The SHAPE-SEA research network and its activities will be implemented regionally in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and East Timor, where the research capacity for peace and human rights studies is assessed to require further support. The SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 contribution will build upon the results achieved during SHAPE-SEA phase 1 (2015 - 2021). The Sida grant will enable the SHAPE-SEA Secretariat at Mahidol University to strengthen research capacity amongst Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers, and to strengthen respect for academic freedom in Southeast Asia. The grant will also support Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers to 1) produce new knowledge, 2) engage with regional and national stakeholders to implement research results, and 3) contribute to public human rights discourses. and peace in Southeast Asia. Research scholarships will be awarded to researchers in the region to carry out research projects that study local, national and cross-border research issues related to peace and human rights. The research results and research capacity generated by the initiative will contribute to improved conditions for fair and sustainable development that is inclusive of vulnerable and marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. The total budget of the contribution during July 2021 - December 2024 is 16,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,7 million SEK of the funding will be forwarded from Mahidol University to researchers at Southeast Asian universities and research organizations in the form of small scholarships to support research activities. Mahidol universitet (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) i samarbete med ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) och Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesien), har ansökt om stöd för ett regionalt forskningsnätverk inom teman mänskliga rättigheter och fred. Projektförslaget är Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN/Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA) Phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). SHAPE-SEA forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta regionalt i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Öst Timor där forskningskapacitet inom fred och mänskliga rättigheter bedöms som i behov av ytterligare stöd. SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 kommer att bygga vidare på resultaten som uppnåddes under SHAPE-SEA Phase 1 (2015-2021). Sida-bidraget gör det möjligt för SHAPE-SEA sekretariatet vid Mahidol University att stärka forskningskapaciteten bland sydostasiatiska forskare inom freds- och mänskliga rättighetsstudier. Projektet kommer också att stödja sydostasiatiska forskare att ta fram ny kunskap, samarbeta med regionala och nationella aktörer för att genomföra forskningsresultat och bidra till offentliga diskurser om mänskliga rättigheter och fred i Sydostasien. Forskningsstipendier kommer att delas ut till forskare i regionen för att genomföra forskningsprojekt som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande forskningsfrågor relaterade till fred och mänskliga rättigheter. De forskningsresultat och forskningskapacitet som initiativet genererar kommer att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för en rättvis och hållbar utveckling som inkluderar sårbara och marginaliserade grupper i Sydostasien. Insatsens totala budget under juli 2021 - december 2024 är 16,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,7 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas från Mahidol universitet i form av mindre forskningsstipendier till forskare vid sydostasiatiska universitet och forskningsorganisationer för forskningsverksamhet. The overall objectives of SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 are: - to support and strengthen homegrown academic interest, skills and knowledge on researching human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia. - to create change by enhancing, influencing and translating policies, processes and practices of human rights and peace into action in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to ensure excellence in producing, disseminating, and analyzing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to further developing ways and means to internalizing human rights and peace knowledge amongst teaching staff, academic leaders and students in Higher Education Institutions in ASEAN/Southeast Asia Sweden Mahidol University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mahidol University 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4200000 6000000 3400000 4150000 0 0 3100000 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 1100000 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 2150000 3400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1020000 Mahidol University 680000 Mahidol University 1095000 Mahidol University 1775000 Mahidol University 887500 Mahidol University 1302500 Mahidol University 1775000 Mahidol University 2662500 Mahidol University 6552500 Mahidol University 155000 Mahidol University 1085000 Mahidol University 155000 Mahidol University 465000 Mahidol University 310000 Mahidol University 310000 Mahidol University 155000 Mahidol University 310000 Mahidol University 155000 Mahidol University 55000 Mahidol University 110000 Mahidol University 55000 Mahidol University 385000 Mahidol University 110000 Mahidol University 55000 Mahidol University 55000 Mahidol University 165000 Mahidol University 110000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 300000 Mahidol University 700000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 1400000 Mahidol University 600000 Mahidol University 400000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 400000 Mahidol University 400000 Mahidol University 170000 Mahidol University 170000 Mahidol University 510000 Mahidol University 170000 Mahidol University 1530000 Mahidol University 170000 Mahidol University 340000 Mahidol University 340000 Mahidol University 700000 Mahidol University 300000 Mahidol University 0 Mahidol University 100000 Mahidol University 300000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University 200000 Mahidol University Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12124-12124A0201 Sweden Mahidol University (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) in collaboration with ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) and Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesia), has applied to Sida for support for a regional research network in the field of human rights and peace studies. The project proposal is entitled: Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN / Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA): Funding proposal for program phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). The SHAPE-SEA research network and its activities will be implemented regionally in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and East Timor, where the research capacity for peace and human rights studies is assessed to require further support. The SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 contribution will build upon the results achieved during SHAPE-SEA phase 1 (2015 - 2021). The Sida grant will enable the SHAPE-SEA Secretariat at Mahidol University to strengthen research capacity amongst Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers, and to strengthen respect for academic freedom in Southeast Asia. The grant will also support Southeast Asian peace and human rights researchers to 1) produce new knowledge, 2) engage with regional and national stakeholders to implement research results, and 3) contribute to public human rights discourses. and peace in Southeast Asia. Research scholarships will be awarded to researchers in the region to carry out research projects that study local, national and cross-border research issues related to peace and human rights. The research results and research capacity generated by the initiative will contribute to improved conditions for fair and sustainable development that is inclusive of vulnerable and marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. The total budget of the contribution during July 2021 - December 2024 is 16,6 million SEK. Approximately 2,7 million SEK of the funding will be forwarded from Mahidol University to researchers at Southeast Asian universities and research organizations in the form of small scholarships to support research activities. Mahidol universitet (Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) i samarbete med ASEAN University Network - Human Rights and Education (AUN-HRE, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand) och Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN, Depok, Indonesien), har ansökt om stöd för ett regionalt forskningsnätverk inom teman mänskliga rättigheter och fred. Projektförslaget är Strengthening human rights and peace research and education in ASEAN/Southeast Asia (SHAPE-SEA) Phase 2 (July 2021-December 2024). SHAPE-SEA forskningsnätverket och dess verksamhet kommer att arbeta regionalt i Sydostasien, med särskilt fokus på Kambodja, Laos, Vietnam och Öst Timor där forskningskapacitet inom fred och mänskliga rättigheter bedöms som i behov av ytterligare stöd. SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 kommer att bygga vidare på resultaten som uppnåddes under SHAPE-SEA Phase 1 (2015-2021). Sida-bidraget gör det möjligt för SHAPE-SEA sekretariatet vid Mahidol University att stärka forskningskapaciteten bland sydostasiatiska forskare inom freds- och mänskliga rättighetsstudier. Projektet kommer också att stödja sydostasiatiska forskare att ta fram ny kunskap, samarbeta med regionala och nationella aktörer för att genomföra forskningsresultat och bidra till offentliga diskurser om mänskliga rättigheter och fred i Sydostasien. Forskningsstipendier kommer att delas ut till forskare i regionen för att genomföra forskningsprojekt som studerar lokala, nationella och gränsöverskridande forskningsfrågor relaterade till fred och mänskliga rättigheter. De forskningsresultat och forskningskapacitet som initiativet genererar kommer att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för en rättvis och hållbar utveckling som inkluderar sårbara och marginaliserade grupper i Sydostasien. Insatsens totala budget under juli 2021 - december 2024 är 16,6 miljoner SEK. Cirka 2,7 miljoner SEK kommer at vidareförmedlas från Mahidol universitet i form av mindre forskningsstipendier till forskare vid sydostasiatiska universitet och forskningsorganisationer för forskningsverksamhet. The overall objectives of SHAPE-SEA Phase 2 are: - to support and strengthen homegrown academic interest, skills and knowledge on researching human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia. - to create change by enhancing, influencing and translating policies, processes and practices of human rights and peace into action in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to ensure excellence in producing, disseminating, and analyzing knowledge on human rights and peace in ASEAN/Southeast Asia - to further developing ways and means to internalizing human rights and peace knowledge amongst teaching staff, academic leaders and students in Higher Education Institutions in ASEAN/Southeast Asia Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 271681 202350 0 0 69331 271681 BDO Llp 202350 BDO Llp 69330.8 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12137 Sweden The overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development of marginalised and war-affected communities in North Central and Eastern Sri Lanka. The project's specific objective is strengthening cooperativcs to promote social inclusion and better services to marginalised women and men members representing their rights and entitlements. We Effect har ett pågående ramavtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av rambidraget kan We Effect söka ett bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska CSOs att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU. Sida förlitar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, liksom accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Denna beredning har genomförts i samarbete mellan handläggare Silje Dahl, CIVSAM och praktikant Sufian Altuoma. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer EuropeAid 152424/DDACTALK-1. Insatsen har en total budget på 760 000 EUR, vilket motsvarar ca 6 992 000 SEK. Av detta har We Effect beviljats 75 % procent från EU-kommissionen under anslaget "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Development in Sri Lanka" och, i och med detta beslut, 25 % procent från Sida. Insatsen har beretts som en förenklad beredning eftersom det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 MSEK och insatsen ses som stödjande till We Effects ramavtal med Sida (insatsnummer 54030557). Insatsen har bedömts av EU-kommissionen som är huvudfinansiär och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsen ”Förbättra CSOs bidrag till utvecklingen av rättigheter och levnadsvillkor för marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen i norra centrala- och östra Sri Lanka” syftar till att bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar socioekonomisk utveckling av marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen på Sri Lanka och att stärka kooperativ för att främja social integration samt förbättrade samhällstjänster till marginaliserade kvinnor och män. Målgruppen är fattiga och socialt marginaliserade människor drabbade av krig i två distrikt i norra centralprovinsen och östra provinsen. Insatsen förväntas uppnå följande resultat:Result 1: Twelve agriculture, fishing and savings and credit cooperatives improved management and operational capacity with good governance.Result 2: Sustainable/viable individual and cooperative businesses established and improved through value chain development.Result 3: Increased access to public support services and resources by the marginalised and war-affected communities and a favourable environment for cooperatives to establish.Result 4: Women's socio-economic participation in cooperatives and in communities improved.We Effect kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med två av sina samarbetsorganisationer Kaviya Self Development Women Centre (Kaviya) and Rajarata Praja Kendraya (RPK). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sri Lanka Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Samtliga resultat i projektet har uppnåtts i enlighet med uppsatta indikatorer enligt ovan. Mot projektets slut kan konstaterats att tolv jordbrukskooperativ etablerats i utvalda byar med ett medlemsantal på 2 557 (varav 80% kvinnligt deltagande). Dessa blev formellt registrerade under respektive s.k. Provincial Cooperative Development Departments för att säkerställa att de nu är behöriga att få stöd från Cooperative Department och ligger under granskning av en av deras handläggare. De kooperativ som ligger i otillgängliga områden har utökad tillgång till service och stöd vilket också reflekteras i att 80% av de ledande positionerna i kooperativen innehas av kvinnor. Projektet har skapat bättre kontakt mellan kooperativa initiativ och myndigheter för att underlätta möjligheterna till statligt stöd till att utveckla kvinnligt ledarskap på samhällsnivå, stärka kvinnligt nätverkande och generellt stärka hanteringen av samhällsinitiativ. Detta har resulterat i att samhällsinnevånare nu har tillgång till en större mångfald av samhällsservice inklusive jordbruksstöd, veterinärvård, primärvård, utbildning, bankservice, handel med jordbruksprodukter, lantmäteriservice samt identlitets och dokumentationstjänster. Just nu nås nästan alla medlemmar i kooperativ av mer än fem olika offentliga tjänster. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12137-12137A0101 Sweden The overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development of marginalised and war-affected communities in North Central and Eastern Sri Lanka. The project's specific objective is strengthening cooperativcs to promote social inclusion and better services to marginalised women and men members representing their rights and entitlements. We Effect har ett pågående ramavtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av rambidraget kan We Effect söka ett bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska CSOs att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU. Sida förlitar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, liksom accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Denna beredning har genomförts i samarbete mellan handläggare Silje Dahl, CIVSAM och praktikant Sufian Altuoma. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer EuropeAid 152424/DDACTALK-1. Insatsen har en total budget på 760 000 EUR, vilket motsvarar ca 6 992 000 SEK. Av detta har We Effect beviljats 75 % procent från EU-kommissionen under anslaget "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Development in Sri Lanka" och, i och med detta beslut, 25 % procent från Sida. Insatsen har beretts som en förenklad beredning eftersom det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 MSEK och insatsen ses som stödjande till We Effects ramavtal med Sida (insatsnummer 54030557). Insatsen har bedömts av EU-kommissionen som är huvudfinansiär och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsen ”Förbättra CSOs bidrag till utvecklingen av rättigheter och levnadsvillkor för marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen i norra centrala- och östra Sri Lanka” syftar till att bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar socioekonomisk utveckling av marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen på Sri Lanka och att stärka kooperativ för att främja social integration samt förbättrade samhällstjänster till marginaliserade kvinnor och män. Målgruppen är fattiga och socialt marginaliserade människor drabbade av krig i två distrikt i norra centralprovinsen och östra provinsen. Insatsen förväntas uppnå följande resultat:Result 1: Twelve agriculture, fishing and savings and credit cooperatives improved management and operational capacity with good governance.Result 2: Sustainable/viable individual and cooperative businesses established and improved through value chain development.Result 3: Increased access to public support services and resources by the marginalised and war-affected communities and a favourable environment for cooperatives to establish.Result 4: Women's socio-economic participation in cooperatives and in communities improved.We Effect kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med två av sina samarbetsorganisationer Kaviya Self Development Women Centre (Kaviya) and Rajarata Praja Kendraya (RPK). Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1884800 0 0 0 1884800 0 1884800 We Effect 1884800 We Effect Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12137-12137A0102 Sweden The overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development of marginalised and war-affected communities in North Central and Eastern Sri Lanka. The project's specific objective is strengthening cooperativcs to promote social inclusion and better services to marginalised women and men members representing their rights and entitlements. We Effect har ett pågående ramavtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av rambidraget kan We Effect söka ett bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska CSOs att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU. Sida förlitar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, liksom accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Denna beredning har genomförts i samarbete mellan handläggare Silje Dahl, CIVSAM och praktikant Sufian Altuoma. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer EuropeAid 152424/DDACTALK-1. Insatsen har en total budget på 760 000 EUR, vilket motsvarar ca 6 992 000 SEK. Av detta har We Effect beviljats 75 % procent från EU-kommissionen under anslaget "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Development in Sri Lanka" och, i och med detta beslut, 25 % procent från Sida. Insatsen har beretts som en förenklad beredning eftersom det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 MSEK och insatsen ses som stödjande till We Effects ramavtal med Sida (insatsnummer 54030557). Insatsen har bedömts av EU-kommissionen som är huvudfinansiär och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsen ”Förbättra CSOs bidrag till utvecklingen av rättigheter och levnadsvillkor för marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen i norra centrala- och östra Sri Lanka” syftar till att bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar socioekonomisk utveckling av marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen på Sri Lanka och att stärka kooperativ för att främja social integration samt förbättrade samhällstjänster till marginaliserade kvinnor och män. Målgruppen är fattiga och socialt marginaliserade människor drabbade av krig i två distrikt i norra centralprovinsen och östra provinsen. Insatsen förväntas uppnå följande resultat:Result 1: Twelve agriculture, fishing and savings and credit cooperatives improved management and operational capacity with good governance.Result 2: Sustainable/viable individual and cooperative businesses established and improved through value chain development.Result 3: Increased access to public support services and resources by the marginalised and war-affected communities and a favourable environment for cooperatives to establish.Result 4: Women's socio-economic participation in cooperatives and in communities improved.We Effect kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med två av sina samarbetsorganisationer Kaviya Self Development Women Centre (Kaviya) and Rajarata Praja Kendraya (RPK). Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -32914 0 0 0 0 -32914 -32914 We Effect -32914 We Effect Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12137-12137A0104 Sweden The overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development of marginalised and war-affected communities in North Central and Eastern Sri Lanka. The project's specific objective is strengthening cooperativcs to promote social inclusion and better services to marginalised women and men members representing their rights and entitlements. We Effect har ett pågående ramavtal med Sida för perioden 2018-2022, som en del av rambidraget kan We Effect söka ett bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansieras av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska CSOs att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU. Sida förlitar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, liksom accepterar de format för rapport som EU använder. Denna beredning har genomförts i samarbete mellan handläggare Silje Dahl, CIVSAM och praktikant Sufian Altuoma. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer EuropeAid 152424/DDACTALK-1. Insatsen har en total budget på 760 000 EUR, vilket motsvarar ca 6 992 000 SEK. Av detta har We Effect beviljats 75 % procent från EU-kommissionen under anslaget "Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) Development in Sri Lanka" och, i och med detta beslut, 25 % procent från Sida. Insatsen har beretts som en förenklad beredning eftersom det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 MSEK och insatsen ses som stödjande till We Effects ramavtal med Sida (insatsnummer 54030557). Insatsen har bedömts av EU-kommissionen som är huvudfinansiär och Sida har därför valt att inte själva göra djupgående analyser av alla de områden som vanligtvis ingår i en beredning, utan att förlita sig på den bedömning som gjorts av EU. Insatsen ”Förbättra CSOs bidrag till utvecklingen av rättigheter och levnadsvillkor för marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen i norra centrala- och östra Sri Lanka” syftar till att bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar socioekonomisk utveckling av marginaliserade och krigsdrabbade samhällen på Sri Lanka och att stärka kooperativ för att främja social integration samt förbättrade samhällstjänster till marginaliserade kvinnor och män. Målgruppen är fattiga och socialt marginaliserade människor drabbade av krig i två distrikt i norra centralprovinsen och östra provinsen. Insatsen förväntas uppnå följande resultat:Result 1: Twelve agriculture, fishing and savings and credit cooperatives improved management and operational capacity with good governance.Result 2: Sustainable/viable individual and cooperative businesses established and improved through value chain development.Result 3: Increased access to public support services and resources by the marginalised and war-affected communities and a favourable environment for cooperatives to establish.Result 4: Women's socio-economic participation in cooperatives and in communities improved.We Effect kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med två av sina samarbetsorganisationer Kaviya Self Development Women Centre (Kaviya) and Rajarata Praja Kendraya (RPK). Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -478662 -478662 -478662 We Effect -478662 We Effect Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12145 Sweden UNDP local office in North Macedonia has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the “Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” during the period 2019 - 2021. Air pollution is a major cause of premature death and disease and is the single largest environmental health risk in Europe, causing around 400,000 premature deaths per year. The report released in June 2019 by the U.N. Environment Program and prepared in cooperation with the World Health Organization confirms that the population in the western Balkans is exposed to some of the highest concentrations of air pollution in Europe, up to five times higher than the national and the EU guideline levels. Moreover, the three cities – Skopje, Bitola, and Tetovo – were ranked in 2017 as among the top ten most-polluted in Europe with conditions worsening tangibly and measurably in over the past five years. The project “Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” aims to demonstrate a multi-pronged intervention to confront the air pollution in the residential area of City of Skopje. Its objective is to establish a fully functional platform that brings all traditional and non-traditional partners to work together to address the issue. The project has four main components: Component 1: Develop a comprehensive monitoring system for the pilot area, and a coordination platform to tackle air pollution; Component 2: Implement regulatory changes necessary to transitions towards a lower emission household energy system; Component 3: Demonstration of measures that address the causes of pollution for household heating, and Component 4: Build public awareness. The Project will enhance the coordination among all the responsible actors to ensure a “whole of government” and “whole of society” response to the air pollution challenge. The Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning and the City of Skopje are the main project partners and beneficiaries, but the project shall peruse the involvement of all relevant stakeholders who can contribute to mitigate the problem including the academia and civil society organizations. UNDP: s lokala kontor i Nordmakedonien har vänt sig till Sida med ansökan om finansiering av 20 miljoner SEK för att genomföra ”Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” under perioden 2019 - 2021. Luftföroreningar är en viktig orsak till för tidig död och sjukdom och är den enskilt största miljöhälsorisken i Europa. Luftföroreningar orsakar cirka 400 000 för tidiga dödsfall per år. Rapporten som släpptes i juni 2019 av FN:s miljöprogram och utarbetades i samarbete med Världshälsoorganisationen bekräftar att befolkningen på västra Balkan är utsatt för några av de högsta koncentrationerna av luftföroreningar i Europa, upp till fem gånger högre än nationella och EU:s riktlinjer. Dessutom rankades de tre städerna - Skopje, Bitola och Tetovo – år 2017 bland de tio mest förorenade i Europa med förhållanden som försämrades påtagligt och mätbart under de senaste fem åren. Projektet ”Att ta itu med luftföroreningar i Skopje stad” syftar till att demonstrera ett mångfaldigt projekt för att konfrontera luftföroreningar i bostadsområdet i Skopje stad. Syftet är att skapa en fullt fungerande plattform som får alla traditionella och icke-traditionella partners att arbeta tillsammans för att ta itu med frågan. Projektet har fyra huvudkomponenter: Komponent 1: Utveckla ett omfattande övervakningssystem för pilotområdet och en samordningsplattform för att hantera luftföroreningar; Komponent 2: Implementera lagstadgade ändringar som är nödvändiga för övergångar mot energisystem med lägre hushållsutsläpp; Komponent 3: Demonstration av åtgärder som hanterar orsakerna till föroreningar vid uppvärmning av hushåll, och Komponent 4: Öka allmänhetens medvetenhet. Projektet kommer att förbättra samordningen mellan alla ansvariga aktörer för att säkerställa ett ”hela regeringen” och ”hela samhället” svar på utmaningen för luftföroreningar. Ministeriet för miljö och fysisk planering och Skopje stad är de viktigaste projektpartnerna och stödmottagarna, men projektet ska undersöka deltagande av alla relevanta intressenter, inklusive akademin och civilsamhällets organisationer, som kan bidra till att mildra problemet. The intervention seeks to address one of the multiple and intersecting causes that contribute to Skopje’s air pollution problem, ranked in 2017 as among the top ten most-polluted cities in Europe with conditions worsening tangibly and measurably in over the past five years. A series of studies conducted under the leadership of the Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning with different partners has helped to identify the main pollution sources, the most critical pollutant being the suspended particle matter (PM) and the sector most responsible for PM emissions as household heating. It relates to a number of underlying factors that contribute to the complexity of the situation, such as: i) inadequate reliable air quality monitoring system and potential sources of pollution; ii) insufficient coordination amongst stakeholders; iii) an inadequate regulatory framework; iiii) Large number of inefficient buildings with no or limited insulation, inefficient wood-burning stoves on the market, few workable schemes available to owners to finance or implement retrofitting, limited availability of efficient heating technologies where district heating is not available; iv) widespread polluting practices such as open burning of wood burning plastic, garbage and other toxic materials for heating v) low awareness levels about the sources and effects of air pollution, in particular the impact of inefficient heating practices and the possibilities for more cost-effective heating sources. The project is focused at local level by designing and testing local actions specific for a municipality in Skopje, in order to demonstrate the concept of a low emission district that can be used as an example for wider action.  Taking into consideration that the heating practices in the residential sector are the main contributor to the air pollution of the City of Skopje, as well as the availability of the current funding, the approach for this project is to carry out a multi-pronged intervention to tackle air pollution linked to the residential sector. It is aimed to establish a fully functional platform that brings all traditional and non-traditional partners to work together to address the issue. The project aims to bring about change in the behaviour of people, and in the use of energy in Skopje through a comprehensive approach involving a) effective and inclusive monitoring / understanding of the sources of pollution; b) changes in the regulatory framework to bring about changes in behaviour amongst market operators and consumers; c) investments in interventions that will reduce energy consumption and pollution – including particulate matter, CO, and GHGs; d) communications / awareness raising activities to ensure public buy-in and better understand how to adjust programmes to achieve lasting impacts.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection 1. Comprehensive monitoring system (for the pilot area) as well as coordination platform to tackle air pollution developed and put in function. Three (3) outdoor air quality monitoring stations including a meteorological station and five (5) indoor monitoring devices were purchased as parallel funding from UNDP through the City Experiment Fund. At the end of the project, UNDP announced that they would be transferring ownership over the devices and equipment to the University of Goce Delchev in Shtip, as a project beneficiary identified to be of key importance to sustainability and national ownership. The outdoor monitoring stations were placed in Lisice at three different locations with the aim of measuring the local air pollution coming from individual residential houses. The equipment allowed for real-time monitoring of air quality results and remote transfer of data. The aim of the local air quality monitoring network was to improve data availability and display the differences between the pilot area and surrounding neighbourhoods before and after the interventions. A so-called source apportionment study was carried out by the University "Goce Delchev" from Shtip in order to determine the main contributing sources to air pollution in the city of Skopje. This study was designed and implemented with university expertise, but it was also independently verified at an appropriate accredited laboratory in France in order to ensure that both the methodology and the collected results are sound. The study determined that household biomass fuel burning for heating purposes is the main contributor to hazardous levels of air pollution during the winter months. The study is assessed to have been conducted with a high level of professionalism and integrity and has resulted in quality science-based input to future policy decisions. In coordination with the City of Skopje and MoEPP, an Action Plan for Air Quality for the City of Skopje was prepared and presented to the key institutions. 2. Implement regulatory changes necessary to transition towards a lower emission household energy system In 2022, eight (8) correspondent tables (in addition to the 14 produced the previous year) (EU-MK form and MK-EU form) for the Rulebook on Labelling of Energy-Related Products were also prepared. A correspondent table is a document linking EU to Macedonian legislation during the process of approximation with the EU Acquis. This action broadly contributes to the ongoing process of EU accession. A Rulebook for Quality of Solid Fuels in accordance with the international standards for fuel quality was developed through a consultative process with ME and MoEPP. It was agreed that the Ministry of Economy, as the responsible institution will undertake the lead for further communication of the Rulebook with all relevant institutions. This Rulebook, if adequately implemented is expected to reduce the harmful emissions from solid fuels in the country. 3. Measures that address the causes of pollution from household heating to show proof of concept demonstrated in at least 100 households As a result of the project interventions and support, within the pilot area of Lisiche (Call 1 and Call 2), in total 129 households replaced their old and inefficient heating systems, with new energy efficient ones: heat pumps (5), inverters (108) or pellet stoves (37). In 2022, two additional calls (Call 3 and Call 4) for replacement of the old and inefficient heating systems with new energy efficient inverters were organised in cooperation with the ME and Ministry of Labour and Social Policy (MLSP) for the households from Skopje. In total 319 inverters were installed in 270 socio-economically vulnerable households, recipients of social welfare support from the Ministry for Labor and Social Policy and recipients of financial support for 2022 for electricity for persons with low incomes from the Ministry of Economy. The two calls were implemented in the period from May August 2022. A national consultant was engaged to develop subsidy models at national and local levels that contribute to environmental protection (including air pollution, energy efficiency and climate change), while at the same time providing support to the most vulnerable categories of population (low-income families). For the purpose of this assignment, the current subsidy models were reviewed and the gaps and challenges (including challenges on end-user level) identified. Comparative analyses of different subsidy models in the region and in EU countries with an aim to identify models/elements which can be utilized for the development of the model(s) for the country were also carried out. The proposed subsidy model was finalised through broader consultative process. Sida assesses that there is a likelihood of further use of this model in a new initiative that UNDP is participating in - the Green Finance Facility, a loan subsidy fund aimed at supporting energy efficiency measures and renewables for households and SMEs. 4. Public awareness regarding the air pollution causes and effects, as well as strengthening of energy efficiency measures Surveys produced within the project, as well as other relevant information, were subject of review and analyses by prof. Dejan Mirakovski and the Chief Technical Advisor Aleksandar Dedinec, PhD. They developed a capacity building programme targeting three groups: CSO, Media workers (journalists) and retailers of heating devices. The first training session was organised in November 2021, via the Zoom platform. More than 20 representatives from the CSOs active in the environmental/air protection area joined the session. The topic of the first training was "Air Quality Monitoring and Assessment: How to Improve Air Quality Monitoring?" In December 2021, the project organized the second online training session focused on "Strenghtening the Knowledge of Retailers and Sellers About the Features and Benefits of Energy Efficient Devices and Heaters", attended by 15 representatives of retailers and sellers of electrical appliances. In April 2022, the project organized the third training session aimed at media workers, to introduce the basic concepts of ambient air quality monitoring methods, data quality requirements and data presentation formats. The project Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje identified four project concepts that, with the support of the project team and the behavioral changing expert, were developed into project proposals which considered testing mutually agreed behavioral nudges/experiments. The intervention(s) were implemented in a period of 3 months, by the end of September 2022. Each CSO was supported with a grant of up to 15,000 USD. The four CSOs, under guidance of an international behaviour changing expert from Sweden, conducted four behaviour changing experiments and created policy briefs/recommendations for improvement of specific air pollution issues, which were broadly and publicly communicated. The CSOs also underwent comprehensive capacity building trainings organised by the international expert on different behaviour changing aspects. A 5-day study visit to Sweden was organized for 14 participants from institutions responsible for air quality planning and monitoring on national and local level, UNDP, CSOs, Media and Universities to obtain practical hands-on experience from leading Swedish authorities regarding tackling air pollution. It is challenging to assess the overall success of this contribution, as it is a very heterogeneous project with an experimental approach, which implies to a certain extent a somewhat "hit and miss" track record. Overall Sida assesses that the project was partly successful in piloting a comprehensive methodology for tackling air pollution in the country. As the next phase of this project focuses on the strengths of the first phase, which is to say - source apportionment and associated technical support, capacity-building and policy support, it is likely that the risk will be substantially reduced. Ownership over the project outcomes does however remain a critical point of dialogue with UNDP and needs to be emphasized at every turn. UNDP has developed a roadmap to national ownership in both components of the new Framework Programme with Sida, which will be a focus of follow-up. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12145-12145A0101 Sweden UNDP local office in North Macedonia has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the “Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” during the period 2019 - 2021. Air pollution is a major cause of premature death and disease and is the single largest environmental health risk in Europe, causing around 400,000 premature deaths per year. The report released in June 2019 by the U.N. Environment Program and prepared in cooperation with the World Health Organization confirms that the population in the western Balkans is exposed to some of the highest concentrations of air pollution in Europe, up to five times higher than the national and the EU guideline levels. Moreover, the three cities – Skopje, Bitola, and Tetovo – were ranked in 2017 as among the top ten most-polluted in Europe with conditions worsening tangibly and measurably in over the past five years. The project “Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” aims to demonstrate a multi-pronged intervention to confront the air pollution in the residential area of City of Skopje. Its objective is to establish a fully functional platform that brings all traditional and non-traditional partners to work together to address the issue. The project has four main components: Component 1: Develop a comprehensive monitoring system for the pilot area, and a coordination platform to tackle air pollution; Component 2: Implement regulatory changes necessary to transitions towards a lower emission household energy system; Component 3: Demonstration of measures that address the causes of pollution for household heating, and Component 4: Build public awareness. The Project will enhance the coordination among all the responsible actors to ensure a “whole of government” and “whole of society” response to the air pollution challenge. The Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning and the City of Skopje are the main project partners and beneficiaries, but the project shall peruse the involvement of all relevant stakeholders who can contribute to mitigate the problem including the academia and civil society organizations. UNDP: s lokala kontor i Nordmakedonien har vänt sig till Sida med ansökan om finansiering av 20 miljoner SEK för att genomföra ”Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” under perioden 2019 - 2021. Luftföroreningar är en viktig orsak till för tidig död och sjukdom och är den enskilt största miljöhälsorisken i Europa. Luftföroreningar orsakar cirka 400 000 för tidiga dödsfall per år. Rapporten som släpptes i juni 2019 av FN:s miljöprogram och utarbetades i samarbete med Världshälsoorganisationen bekräftar att befolkningen på västra Balkan är utsatt för några av de högsta koncentrationerna av luftföroreningar i Europa, upp till fem gånger högre än nationella och EU:s riktlinjer. Dessutom rankades de tre städerna - Skopje, Bitola och Tetovo – år 2017 bland de tio mest förorenade i Europa med förhållanden som försämrades påtagligt och mätbart under de senaste fem åren. Projektet ”Att ta itu med luftföroreningar i Skopje stad” syftar till att demonstrera ett mångfaldigt projekt för att konfrontera luftföroreningar i bostadsområdet i Skopje stad. Syftet är att skapa en fullt fungerande plattform som får alla traditionella och icke-traditionella partners att arbeta tillsammans för att ta itu med frågan. Projektet har fyra huvudkomponenter: Komponent 1: Utveckla ett omfattande övervakningssystem för pilotområdet och en samordningsplattform för att hantera luftföroreningar; Komponent 2: Implementera lagstadgade ändringar som är nödvändiga för övergångar mot energisystem med lägre hushållsutsläpp; Komponent 3: Demonstration av åtgärder som hanterar orsakerna till föroreningar vid uppvärmning av hushåll, och Komponent 4: Öka allmänhetens medvetenhet. Projektet kommer att förbättra samordningen mellan alla ansvariga aktörer för att säkerställa ett ”hela regeringen” och ”hela samhället” svar på utmaningen för luftföroreningar. Ministeriet för miljö och fysisk planering och Skopje stad är de viktigaste projektpartnerna och stödmottagarna, men projektet ska undersöka deltagande av alla relevanta intressenter, inklusive akademin och civilsamhällets organisationer, som kan bidra till att mildra problemet. The intervention seeks to address one of the multiple and intersecting causes that contribute to Skopje’s air pollution problem, ranked in 2017 as among the top ten most-polluted cities in Europe with conditions worsening tangibly and measurably in over the past five years. A series of studies conducted under the leadership of the Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning with different partners has helped to identify the main pollution sources, the most critical pollutant being the suspended particle matter (PM) and the sector most responsible for PM emissions as household heating. It relates to a number of underlying factors that contribute to the complexity of the situation, such as: i) inadequate reliable air quality monitoring system and potential sources of pollution; ii) insufficient coordination amongst stakeholders; iii) an inadequate regulatory framework; iiii) Large number of inefficient buildings with no or limited insulation, inefficient wood-burning stoves on the market, few workable schemes available to owners to finance or implement retrofitting, limited availability of efficient heating technologies where district heating is not available; iv) widespread polluting practices such as open burning of wood burning plastic, garbage and other toxic materials for heating v) low awareness levels about the sources and effects of air pollution, in particular the impact of inefficient heating practices and the possibilities for more cost-effective heating sources. The project is focused at local level by designing and testing local actions specific for a municipality in Skopje, in order to demonstrate the concept of a low emission district that can be used as an example for wider action.  Taking into consideration that the heating practices in the residential sector are the main contributor to the air pollution of the City of Skopje, as well as the availability of the current funding, the approach for this project is to carry out a multi-pronged intervention to tackle air pollution linked to the residential sector. It is aimed to establish a fully functional platform that brings all traditional and non-traditional partners to work together to address the issue. The project aims to bring about change in the behaviour of people, and in the use of energy in Skopje through a comprehensive approach involving a) effective and inclusive monitoring / understanding of the sources of pollution; b) changes in the regulatory framework to bring about changes in behaviour amongst market operators and consumers; c) investments in interventions that will reduce energy consumption and pollution – including particulate matter, CO, and GHGs; d) communications / awareness raising activities to ensure public buy-in and better understand how to adjust programmes to achieve lasting impacts.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning. 11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9648000 0 5352000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5352000 0 0 9648000 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 9648000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5352000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12145-12145A0102 Sweden UNDP local office in North Macedonia has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the “Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” during the period 2019 - 2021. Air pollution is a major cause of premature death and disease and is the single largest environmental health risk in Europe, causing around 400,000 premature deaths per year. The report released in June 2019 by the U.N. Environment Program and prepared in cooperation with the World Health Organization confirms that the population in the western Balkans is exposed to some of the highest concentrations of air pollution in Europe, up to five times higher than the national and the EU guideline levels. Moreover, the three cities – Skopje, Bitola, and Tetovo – were ranked in 2017 as among the top ten most-polluted in Europe with conditions worsening tangibly and measurably in over the past five years. The project “Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” aims to demonstrate a multi-pronged intervention to confront the air pollution in the residential area of City of Skopje. Its objective is to establish a fully functional platform that brings all traditional and non-traditional partners to work together to address the issue. The project has four main components: Component 1: Develop a comprehensive monitoring system for the pilot area, and a coordination platform to tackle air pollution; Component 2: Implement regulatory changes necessary to transitions towards a lower emission household energy system; Component 3: Demonstration of measures that address the causes of pollution for household heating, and Component 4: Build public awareness. The Project will enhance the coordination among all the responsible actors to ensure a “whole of government” and “whole of society” response to the air pollution challenge. The Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning and the City of Skopje are the main project partners and beneficiaries, but the project shall peruse the involvement of all relevant stakeholders who can contribute to mitigate the problem including the academia and civil society organizations. UNDP: s lokala kontor i Nordmakedonien har vänt sig till Sida med ansökan om finansiering av 20 miljoner SEK för att genomföra ”Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” under perioden 2019 - 2021. Luftföroreningar är en viktig orsak till för tidig död och sjukdom och är den enskilt största miljöhälsorisken i Europa. Luftföroreningar orsakar cirka 400 000 för tidiga dödsfall per år. Rapporten som släpptes i juni 2019 av FN:s miljöprogram och utarbetades i samarbete med Världshälsoorganisationen bekräftar att befolkningen på västra Balkan är utsatt för några av de högsta koncentrationerna av luftföroreningar i Europa, upp till fem gånger högre än nationella och EU:s riktlinjer. Dessutom rankades de tre städerna - Skopje, Bitola och Tetovo – år 2017 bland de tio mest förorenade i Europa med förhållanden som försämrades påtagligt och mätbart under de senaste fem åren. Projektet ”Att ta itu med luftföroreningar i Skopje stad” syftar till att demonstrera ett mångfaldigt projekt för att konfrontera luftföroreningar i bostadsområdet i Skopje stad. Syftet är att skapa en fullt fungerande plattform som får alla traditionella och icke-traditionella partners att arbeta tillsammans för att ta itu med frågan. Projektet har fyra huvudkomponenter: Komponent 1: Utveckla ett omfattande övervakningssystem för pilotområdet och en samordningsplattform för att hantera luftföroreningar; Komponent 2: Implementera lagstadgade ändringar som är nödvändiga för övergångar mot energisystem med lägre hushållsutsläpp; Komponent 3: Demonstration av åtgärder som hanterar orsakerna till föroreningar vid uppvärmning av hushåll, och Komponent 4: Öka allmänhetens medvetenhet. Projektet kommer att förbättra samordningen mellan alla ansvariga aktörer för att säkerställa ett ”hela regeringen” och ”hela samhället” svar på utmaningen för luftföroreningar. Ministeriet för miljö och fysisk planering och Skopje stad är de viktigaste projektpartnerna och stödmottagarna, men projektet ska undersöka deltagande av alla relevanta intressenter, inklusive akademin och civilsamhällets organisationer, som kan bidra till att mildra problemet. The intervention seeks to address one of the multiple and intersecting causes that contribute to Skopje’s air pollution problem, ranked in 2017 as among the top ten most-polluted cities in Europe with conditions worsening tangibly and measurably in over the past five years. A series of studies conducted under the leadership of the Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning with different partners has helped to identify the main pollution sources, the most critical pollutant being the suspended particle matter (PM) and the sector most responsible for PM emissions as household heating. It relates to a number of underlying factors that contribute to the complexity of the situation, such as: i) inadequate reliable air quality monitoring system and potential sources of pollution; ii) insufficient coordination amongst stakeholders; iii) an inadequate regulatory framework; iiii) Large number of inefficient buildings with no or limited insulation, inefficient wood-burning stoves on the market, few workable schemes available to owners to finance or implement retrofitting, limited availability of efficient heating technologies where district heating is not available; iv) widespread polluting practices such as open burning of wood burning plastic, garbage and other toxic materials for heating v) low awareness levels about the sources and effects of air pollution, in particular the impact of inefficient heating practices and the possibilities for more cost-effective heating sources. The project is focused at local level by designing and testing local actions specific for a municipality in Skopje, in order to demonstrate the concept of a low emission district that can be used as an example for wider action.  Taking into consideration that the heating practices in the residential sector are the main contributor to the air pollution of the City of Skopje, as well as the availability of the current funding, the approach for this project is to carry out a multi-pronged intervention to tackle air pollution linked to the residential sector. It is aimed to establish a fully functional platform that brings all traditional and non-traditional partners to work together to address the issue. The project aims to bring about change in the behaviour of people, and in the use of energy in Skopje through a comprehensive approach involving a) effective and inclusive monitoring / understanding of the sources of pollution; b) changes in the regulatory framework to bring about changes in behaviour amongst market operators and consumers; c) investments in interventions that will reduce energy consumption and pollution – including particulate matter, CO, and GHGs; d) communications / awareness raising activities to ensure public buy-in and better understand how to adjust programmes to achieve lasting impacts.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen. 11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12145-12145A0104 Sweden UNDP local office in North Macedonia has applied to Sida for funding of 20 million SEK to carry out the “Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” during the period 2019 - 2021. Air pollution is a major cause of premature death and disease and is the single largest environmental health risk in Europe, causing around 400,000 premature deaths per year. The report released in June 2019 by the U.N. Environment Program and prepared in cooperation with the World Health Organization confirms that the population in the western Balkans is exposed to some of the highest concentrations of air pollution in Europe, up to five times higher than the national and the EU guideline levels. Moreover, the three cities – Skopje, Bitola, and Tetovo – were ranked in 2017 as among the top ten most-polluted in Europe with conditions worsening tangibly and measurably in over the past five years. The project “Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” aims to demonstrate a multi-pronged intervention to confront the air pollution in the residential area of City of Skopje. Its objective is to establish a fully functional platform that brings all traditional and non-traditional partners to work together to address the issue. The project has four main components: Component 1: Develop a comprehensive monitoring system for the pilot area, and a coordination platform to tackle air pollution; Component 2: Implement regulatory changes necessary to transitions towards a lower emission household energy system; Component 3: Demonstration of measures that address the causes of pollution for household heating, and Component 4: Build public awareness. The Project will enhance the coordination among all the responsible actors to ensure a “whole of government” and “whole of society” response to the air pollution challenge. The Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning and the City of Skopje are the main project partners and beneficiaries, but the project shall peruse the involvement of all relevant stakeholders who can contribute to mitigate the problem including the academia and civil society organizations. UNDP: s lokala kontor i Nordmakedonien har vänt sig till Sida med ansökan om finansiering av 20 miljoner SEK för att genomföra ”Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Skopje” under perioden 2019 - 2021. Luftföroreningar är en viktig orsak till för tidig död och sjukdom och är den enskilt största miljöhälsorisken i Europa. Luftföroreningar orsakar cirka 400 000 för tidiga dödsfall per år. Rapporten som släpptes i juni 2019 av FN:s miljöprogram och utarbetades i samarbete med Världshälsoorganisationen bekräftar att befolkningen på västra Balkan är utsatt för några av de högsta koncentrationerna av luftföroreningar i Europa, upp till fem gånger högre än nationella och EU:s riktlinjer. Dessutom rankades de tre städerna - Skopje, Bitola och Tetovo – år 2017 bland de tio mest förorenade i Europa med förhållanden som försämrades påtagligt och mätbart under de senaste fem åren. Projektet ”Att ta itu med luftföroreningar i Skopje stad” syftar till att demonstrera ett mångfaldigt projekt för att konfrontera luftföroreningar i bostadsområdet i Skopje stad. Syftet är att skapa en fullt fungerande plattform som får alla traditionella och icke-traditionella partners att arbeta tillsammans för att ta itu med frågan. Projektet har fyra huvudkomponenter: Komponent 1: Utveckla ett omfattande övervakningssystem för pilotområdet och en samordningsplattform för att hantera luftföroreningar; Komponent 2: Implementera lagstadgade ändringar som är nödvändiga för övergångar mot energisystem med lägre hushållsutsläpp; Komponent 3: Demonstration av åtgärder som hanterar orsakerna till föroreningar vid uppvärmning av hushåll, och Komponent 4: Öka allmänhetens medvetenhet. Projektet kommer att förbättra samordningen mellan alla ansvariga aktörer för att säkerställa ett ”hela regeringen” och ”hela samhället” svar på utmaningen för luftföroreningar. Ministeriet för miljö och fysisk planering och Skopje stad är de viktigaste projektpartnerna och stödmottagarna, men projektet ska undersöka deltagande av alla relevanta intressenter, inklusive akademin och civilsamhällets organisationer, som kan bidra till att mildra problemet. The intervention seeks to address one of the multiple and intersecting causes that contribute to Skopje’s air pollution problem, ranked in 2017 as among the top ten most-polluted cities in Europe with conditions worsening tangibly and measurably in over the past five years. A series of studies conducted under the leadership of the Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning with different partners has helped to identify the main pollution sources, the most critical pollutant being the suspended particle matter (PM) and the sector most responsible for PM emissions as household heating. It relates to a number of underlying factors that contribute to the complexity of the situation, such as: i) inadequate reliable air quality monitoring system and potential sources of pollution; ii) insufficient coordination amongst stakeholders; iii) an inadequate regulatory framework; iiii) Large number of inefficient buildings with no or limited insulation, inefficient wood-burning stoves on the market, few workable schemes available to owners to finance or implement retrofitting, limited availability of efficient heating technologies where district heating is not available; iv) widespread polluting practices such as open burning of wood burning plastic, garbage and other toxic materials for heating v) low awareness levels about the sources and effects of air pollution, in particular the impact of inefficient heating practices and the possibilities for more cost-effective heating sources. The project is focused at local level by designing and testing local actions specific for a municipality in Skopje, in order to demonstrate the concept of a low emission district that can be used as an example for wider action.  Taking into consideration that the heating practices in the residential sector are the main contributor to the air pollution of the City of Skopje, as well as the availability of the current funding, the approach for this project is to carry out a multi-pronged intervention to tackle air pollution linked to the residential sector. It is aimed to establish a fully functional platform that brings all traditional and non-traditional partners to work together to address the issue. The project aims to bring about change in the behaviour of people, and in the use of energy in Skopje through a comprehensive approach involving a) effective and inclusive monitoring / understanding of the sources of pollution; b) changes in the regulatory framework to bring about changes in behaviour amongst market operators and consumers; c) investments in interventions that will reduce energy consumption and pollution – including particulate matter, CO, and GHGs; d) communications / awareness raising activities to ensure public buy-in and better understand how to adjust programmes to achieve lasting impacts.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning. 11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -488952 -488952 0 -488952 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -488951.59 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12160 Sweden IAPRI emerged from the Food Security Research project (FSRP) that was running 1999-2011 jointly funded by Sida and the USAID. The project delivered good results but in order to enable a sustainable long-term institution for agricultural research and policy development, the research project was transformed into a locally registered agricultural policy Institute. Indaba Agricultural Policy Institute (IAPRI) was incorporated in October 2011 under the Companies Act of the Laws of Zambia and is a not for profit company (company limited by guarantee). IAPRI is owned by 10 key Zambian individuals and agricultural related institutions as Guarantors. The board of directors are drawn from the following key public and private sectors; the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL)), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), and two independent individuals in the agricultural sector. IAPRI does not have organizational link to Europe and its operations is solely carried out in Zambia hence research and advocacy operations in the EU'S internal market is not affected and the operation is not deemed to present a risk of unauthorized state aid. At inception, IAPRI aspired to become a centre of agricultural policy research excellence, with a vision to have “A Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation”. The mission is “To provide evidence based policy solutions through high quality research and outreach activities for the transformation of Zambia’s agricultural sector to achieve sustainable broad based pro-poor growth”. IAPRI’s theory of change is anchored on its vision of seeing a Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation. The Institute will continue conducting several activities including evidence based research aimed at supporting and enhancing the policy dialogue processes and strengthening capacity among public and private stakeholders to effectively carry out agricultural policy research and outreach. Research processes are centred on key thematic areas which include market development and trade, agricultural diversification, agriculture, food security and nutrition, climate change and natural resources management, gender and youth in agriculture and emerging issues. The evidence produced through empirical research is disseminated through different outreach processes including meetings, infographics, documentaries, electronic and print media, twitter and many other fora to have a wider coverage and influence the agricultural policy discussions and decisions in the public and private sector. By doing so, IAPRI influences the public to use its empirical analysis outputs, improve the quality of policy debates and decisions as well as the general governance of the agricultural sector. IAPRI will further continue supporting the development and strengthening of research and outreach technical capacity among stakeholders through the provision of trainings, masters scholarships and internship. All these processes ultimately will help the Institute contribute to efforts of reducing hunger, malnutrition and poverty which are enshrined in its vision. IAPRI har utvecklats från ett forskningsprojekt för livsmedelssäkerhet som pågick 1999-2011, med stöd från Sida och USAID. Projektet gav goda resultat, men för att möjliggöra långsiktigt hållbar forsknings-och policyutveckling på jordbruksområdet, omvandlades projektet till ett zambiskt jordbruksforskningsinstitut. IAPRI bildades 2011 som ett icke-vinstdrivande företag (private company limited by guarantee). Styrelsen är sammansatt av representanter för ministerier, myndigheter, universitet och branchorganisationer, (Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), samt två individuella oberoende jordbruksexperter. IAPRI har ingen organisatorisk anknytning till Europa, och institutets verksamhet bedrivs bara i Zambia, så policy- och påverkansarbete inom EUs interna maknad påverkas inte. Stödet till IAPRI bedöms därmed inte medföra någon risk för otillåtet statsstöd. IAPRI har sedan starten strävat efter att bli ett Center of Excellence för forskning och policyutveckling inom jordbrukssektorn, med en vision att Zambia ska avskaffa hunger och undernäring genom hållbara jordbruksmetoder. IAPRI syftar till att erbjuda evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer baserade på högkvalitativ forskning och påverkansarbete för att förändra Zambias jordbrukssektor mot hållbar tillväxt som inkluderar fattiga människor. Det övergripande målet för IAPRIs policy- och analysarbete och påverkansarbete är att identifiera policies och investeringar som effektivt stimulerar en inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Detta ska nås genom aktiviteter inom tre kärnområden: 1) Genomföra tillförlitlig och oberoende forskning av hög kvalitet, vad gäller jordbruks-, livsmedel- och naturressursrelaterade policyfrågor, i Zambia och regionalt i södra Afrika. 2) Påverkansarbete för att integrera forskningsresultat i nationella, regionala och internationella program och strategier för att uppnå hållbara jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och tryggar livsmedelsförsörjningen och minskar fattigdomen i Zambia. 3) Stöd till att utveckla och stärka kapaciteten för policyforskning, analys, och påverkansabete hos IAPRIs medlemsorganisationer. Den halvtidsutvärdering som gjordes 2015 visade att IAPRI har etablerats som Zambias ledande aktör när det gäller policyutveckling och forskning inom jordbrukssektorn. Utvärderingen visade också att IAPRI leverat resultat utöver vad som förväntats och avtalats med ambassaden. IAPRI har tagit fram en strategisk plan för 2017-2022 som indelas fyra centrala delar/pelare: Pelare I – Forskning och policyutveckling: Detta område fokuserar på att integrera forskningsresultat i nationell policyformulering och genomförande, för att främja privata och offentliga investeringar i jordbruks- och livsmedelssektorn för att minska risker och sårbarhet för hunger och undernäring. Pelare II – Påverkansarbete och samverkan: Inom detta område kommer IAPRI fortsätta stärka sitt påverkansarbete, informations- och kunskapsspridning till olika samhällsaktörer och allmänheten. Pelare III – Finansiell hållbarhet: Detta område inriktas på att skapa förutsättningar och resurser resurser inom IAPRI för att säkerställa institutionens fortlevnad på längre sikt. Pelare IV – Styrning; Detta område inriktas på IAPRIs verksamhet och organisationen, för att säkerställa IAPRIs effektivitet och kvalitet. IAPRIs förändringsteori är baserad på visionen om ett Zambia utan hunger, undernäring och fattigdom, genom att utveckla hållbara jordbrukssystem. IAPRI kommer genomföra ett flertal aktiviteter med evidensbaserad forskning inriktad på att stödja och förstärka policydialog och processer, och stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga och privata aktörer för att effektivt utföra policyrelaterad jordbruksforskning och påverkansarbete. Forskningsprocesser koncentreras på tematiska nyckelfrågor som marknadsutveckling och handel, diversifierat jordbruk, livsmedelssäkerhet och nutrition, klimat och naturresursförvaltning, jämställdhets- och ungdomsfrågor inom jordburk. Evidens och resultat som tas fram genom empirisk forskning delas genom olika insatser för kunskaps- och informationsspridning – möten, tryckt och digitalt informationsmaterial, dokumentärfilmer, twitter och andra sociala medier, för att brett nå ut till och påverka diskussioner och beslut om jordbruks policy inom offentlig och privat sektor. Därmed möjliggör IAPRI användandet av forskningsresultat som underlag för den allmänna debatten och politiska ock ekonomiska beslut, och därmed den övergripande styrningen av jordbrukssektorn. IAPRI kommer också fortsätta stärka kapaciteten för forskning, policyutveckling och påverkansarbete hos olika samhällsaktörer, genom att erbjuda utbildningar, stipendier och praktikplatser. Allt detta sammantaget förväntas medverka till att institutet bidrar till ansträngningar att avskaffa hunger, undernäring och fattigdom. För att lyckas med målsättningen har IAPRI föreslaget en total budget på 154 miljoner kronor, för att bidra till att genomföra den strategiska planen från 2017-2022. Budgeten fördelas huvudsakligen på löner/ersättningar (40 %), allmänna driftskostnader, exemeplvis forskning, (ca 57 %) och investeringar (3 %). Hållbarhetsfrågor är mycket viktiga. Dock är upplägget vad gäller IAPRIs Business Development Unit (BDU) fortfarande under utveckling och delar av vinsten är planerad att gå till investeringar i byggnader och annat. Det bedömdes därför svårt för Sverige att ge stöd till detta. Det tidigare kärnstödet har därför omvandlats till ett programstöd där svenska medel går alla pelarna i den strategiska planen, förutom pelare III som handlar om finansiell hållbarhet. Sverige kommer emellertid prioritera dialogen kring hållbarhet och ge stöd till IAPRI i dessa frågor. Av den totala budgeten förväntas ca 116 miljoner kronor komma från USAID, DfID genom organisationen KIVU och interna resurser. Budgeten är för IAPRIs egen verksamhet, inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas Ambassaden har diskuterat budgeten ingående med IAPRI, särskilt ersättningsnivåerna för IAPRIS ledning och personal. IAPRIs styrelse har därefter gjort en översyn av ersättningsnivåerna och avser att sänka dessa för vissa funktioner. Ambassaden bedömer att styrelsens åtgärder är lämpliga. De nya ersättningsnivåerna och justeringarna har inkluderats som avtalsvillkor This project was initially supposed to be for the period 1 November 2018 to 31 December, 2022 and was later extended by two years to April 2025. IAPRIs overall goal is to identify policies and investments in the agricultural sector that can stimulate inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. In order to achieve this goal, Sida supported IAPRI to work through three core operational activities: 1) Producing trusted, impartial, and high quality research on agricultural, food and natural resource policy issues in Zambia and the wider Southern Africa region 2) Integrating research findings into national, regional, and international programs and policy strategies to promote sustainable agricultural growth and reduce hunger and poverty in Zambia 3) Supporting the development and strengthening of capacity for policy research, analysis and outreach of public and private institutions in Zambia. In 2023, the Embassy granted an extension to IAPRI with a reduced level of ambition. The aim of the extension was to achieve increased production and productivity using three key projects of improving capacity of stakeholders in climate change financing and its key challenges piloting the Our Future Farmer Know Your Soil (FKYS) Campaign and Enhanced Evidence Based Policy Making through Generation of Knowledge and Evidence. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Agricultural policy and administrative management Agricultural development Agriculture IAPRIs theory of change during the 2018 to 2022 period was that the agriculture sector can be transformed by addressing policy bottlenecks regarding 1) Climate Change and Natural Resources Management 2) Agriculture Food Security and Nutrition 3) Agriculture Diversification 4) Agricultural Markets and Trade Development and 5) Gender and Youth. Activities were implemented through a combination of research, capacity building, and policy influence, supported by outreach and alliance building. During the 20232024 period, the focus was narrowed to climate change and farmer soil health, aligning with Zambia's broader agricultural transformation goals. The Institute worked across five thematic areas namely, climate change food security and nutrition diversification markets and trade and gender and youth while engaging key government ministries, parliamentary committees, regional and international partners to influence policy and promote inclusive, climate resilient agricultural growth. Between 2018 and 2022, IAPRI played a pivotal role in shaping Zambia's agricultural policy through rigorous research, strategic partnerships, and grassroots engagement. The Institute consistently produced high quality, evidence based results completing over 85% of its planned research and outreach activities each year. The Institute's demand driven research informed government's response to emerging policy needs. Highlights included influential policy papers, such as the one on Zambia's Strategic Grain Reserve, and major surveys like the 2019 Rural Agricultural Livelihood Survey (RALS). IAPRI also launched the Grassroots Outreach Programme to connect with local stakeholders and expanded its training initiatives to build technical capacity in areas like GIS, data analysis, and gender integration in research. The Sustainable Food Systems Transformation Evidence to Action component of the Project achieved 79% of its planned activities over two years. Led by IAPRI, the project focused on climate change, agricultural policy, and farmer outreach. It produced 12 research publications, conducted 20 engagements, and reached over 5,000 farmers through media. Notable outcomes included the development of a climate finance toolkit used to train government staff, soil testing and agronomic support for nearly 1,600 farmers, and contributions to national policy discussions on drought response, agricultural marketing, and budget planning. The Zambian Climate Finance Toolkit, was designed to strengthen the capacity of government institutions in managing and accessing climate finance. It served as a practical guide for training 17 government staff from the Multi-Sectoral Working Group (MSWG) on climate change. The toolkit includes methodologies for identifying climate finance opportunities, aligning national agricultural and environmental priorities with international funding mechanisms, and improving reporting and accountability in climate related investments. It was a key component in enhancing Zambia's readiness to implement the Comprehensive African Climate Change Initiative (CACCI), and it supported evidence based decision making in climate policy and budgeting processes. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12160-12160A0101 Sweden IAPRI emerged from the Food Security Research project (FSRP) that was running 1999-2011 jointly funded by Sida and the USAID. The project delivered good results but in order to enable a sustainable long-term institution for agricultural research and policy development, the research project was transformed into a locally registered agricultural policy Institute. Indaba Agricultural Policy Institute (IAPRI) was incorporated in October 2011 under the Companies Act of the Laws of Zambia and is a not for profit company (company limited by guarantee). IAPRI is owned by 10 key Zambian individuals and agricultural related institutions as Guarantors. The board of directors are drawn from the following key public and private sectors; the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL)), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), and two independent individuals in the agricultural sector. IAPRI does not have organizational link to Europe and its operations is solely carried out in Zambia hence research and advocacy operations in the EU'S internal market is not affected and the operation is not deemed to present a risk of unauthorized state aid. At inception, IAPRI aspired to become a centre of agricultural policy research excellence, with a vision to have “A Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation”. The mission is “To provide evidence based policy solutions through high quality research and outreach activities for the transformation of Zambia’s agricultural sector to achieve sustainable broad based pro-poor growth”. IAPRI’s theory of change is anchored on its vision of seeing a Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation. The Institute will continue conducting several activities including evidence based research aimed at supporting and enhancing the policy dialogue processes and strengthening capacity among public and private stakeholders to effectively carry out agricultural policy research and outreach. Research processes are centred on key thematic areas which include market development and trade, agricultural diversification, agriculture, food security and nutrition, climate change and natural resources management, gender and youth in agriculture and emerging issues. The evidence produced through empirical research is disseminated through different outreach processes including meetings, infographics, documentaries, electronic and print media, twitter and many other fora to have a wider coverage and influence the agricultural policy discussions and decisions in the public and private sector. By doing so, IAPRI influences the public to use its empirical analysis outputs, improve the quality of policy debates and decisions as well as the general governance of the agricultural sector. IAPRI will further continue supporting the development and strengthening of research and outreach technical capacity among stakeholders through the provision of trainings, masters scholarships and internship. All these processes ultimately will help the Institute contribute to efforts of reducing hunger, malnutrition and poverty which are enshrined in its vision. IAPRI har utvecklats från ett forskningsprojekt för livsmedelssäkerhet som pågick 1999-2011, med stöd från Sida och USAID. Projektet gav goda resultat, men för att möjliggöra långsiktigt hållbar forsknings-och policyutveckling på jordbruksområdet, omvandlades projektet till ett zambiskt jordbruksforskningsinstitut. IAPRI bildades 2011 som ett icke-vinstdrivande företag (private company limited by guarantee). Styrelsen är sammansatt av representanter för ministerier, myndigheter, universitet och branchorganisationer, (Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), samt två individuella oberoende jordbruksexperter. IAPRI har ingen organisatorisk anknytning till Europa, och institutets verksamhet bedrivs bara i Zambia, så policy- och påverkansarbete inom EUs interna maknad påverkas inte. Stödet till IAPRI bedöms därmed inte medföra någon risk för otillåtet statsstöd. IAPRI har sedan starten strävat efter att bli ett Center of Excellence för forskning och policyutveckling inom jordbrukssektorn, med en vision att Zambia ska avskaffa hunger och undernäring genom hållbara jordbruksmetoder. IAPRI syftar till att erbjuda evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer baserade på högkvalitativ forskning och påverkansarbete för att förändra Zambias jordbrukssektor mot hållbar tillväxt som inkluderar fattiga människor. Det övergripande målet för IAPRIs policy- och analysarbete och påverkansarbete är att identifiera policies och investeringar som effektivt stimulerar en inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Detta ska nås genom aktiviteter inom tre kärnområden: 1) Genomföra tillförlitlig och oberoende forskning av hög kvalitet, vad gäller jordbruks-, livsmedel- och naturressursrelaterade policyfrågor, i Zambia och regionalt i södra Afrika. 2) Påverkansarbete för att integrera forskningsresultat i nationella, regionala och internationella program och strategier för att uppnå hållbara jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och tryggar livsmedelsförsörjningen och minskar fattigdomen i Zambia. 3) Stöd till att utveckla och stärka kapaciteten för policyforskning, analys, och påverkansabete hos IAPRIs medlemsorganisationer. Den halvtidsutvärdering som gjordes 2015 visade att IAPRI har etablerats som Zambias ledande aktör när det gäller policyutveckling och forskning inom jordbrukssektorn. Utvärderingen visade också att IAPRI leverat resultat utöver vad som förväntats och avtalats med ambassaden. IAPRI har tagit fram en strategisk plan för 2017-2022 som indelas fyra centrala delar/pelare: Pelare I – Forskning och policyutveckling: Detta område fokuserar på att integrera forskningsresultat i nationell policyformulering och genomförande, för att främja privata och offentliga investeringar i jordbruks- och livsmedelssektorn för att minska risker och sårbarhet för hunger och undernäring. Pelare II – Påverkansarbete och samverkan: Inom detta område kommer IAPRI fortsätta stärka sitt påverkansarbete, informations- och kunskapsspridning till olika samhällsaktörer och allmänheten. Pelare III – Finansiell hållbarhet: Detta område inriktas på att skapa förutsättningar och resurser resurser inom IAPRI för att säkerställa institutionens fortlevnad på längre sikt. Pelare IV – Styrning; Detta område inriktas på IAPRIs verksamhet och organisationen, för att säkerställa IAPRIs effektivitet och kvalitet. IAPRIs förändringsteori är baserad på visionen om ett Zambia utan hunger, undernäring och fattigdom, genom att utveckla hållbara jordbrukssystem. IAPRI kommer genomföra ett flertal aktiviteter med evidensbaserad forskning inriktad på att stödja och förstärka policydialog och processer, och stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga och privata aktörer för att effektivt utföra policyrelaterad jordbruksforskning och påverkansarbete. Forskningsprocesser koncentreras på tematiska nyckelfrågor som marknadsutveckling och handel, diversifierat jordbruk, livsmedelssäkerhet och nutrition, klimat och naturresursförvaltning, jämställdhets- och ungdomsfrågor inom jordburk. Evidens och resultat som tas fram genom empirisk forskning delas genom olika insatser för kunskaps- och informationsspridning – möten, tryckt och digitalt informationsmaterial, dokumentärfilmer, twitter och andra sociala medier, för att brett nå ut till och påverka diskussioner och beslut om jordbruks policy inom offentlig och privat sektor. Därmed möjliggör IAPRI användandet av forskningsresultat som underlag för den allmänna debatten och politiska ock ekonomiska beslut, och därmed den övergripande styrningen av jordbrukssektorn. IAPRI kommer också fortsätta stärka kapaciteten för forskning, policyutveckling och påverkansarbete hos olika samhällsaktörer, genom att erbjuda utbildningar, stipendier och praktikplatser. Allt detta sammantaget förväntas medverka till att institutet bidrar till ansträngningar att avskaffa hunger, undernäring och fattigdom. För att lyckas med målsättningen har IAPRI föreslaget en total budget på 154 miljoner kronor, för att bidra till att genomföra den strategiska planen från 2017-2022. Budgeten fördelas huvudsakligen på löner/ersättningar (40 %), allmänna driftskostnader, exemeplvis forskning, (ca 57 %) och investeringar (3 %). Hållbarhetsfrågor är mycket viktiga. Dock är upplägget vad gäller IAPRIs Business Development Unit (BDU) fortfarande under utveckling och delar av vinsten är planerad att gå till investeringar i byggnader och annat. Det bedömdes därför svårt för Sverige att ge stöd till detta. Det tidigare kärnstödet har därför omvandlats till ett programstöd där svenska medel går alla pelarna i den strategiska planen, förutom pelare III som handlar om finansiell hållbarhet. Sverige kommer emellertid prioritera dialogen kring hållbarhet och ge stöd till IAPRI i dessa frågor. Av den totala budgeten förväntas ca 116 miljoner kronor komma från USAID, DfID genom organisationen KIVU och interna resurser. Budgeten är för IAPRIs egen verksamhet, inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas Ambassaden har diskuterat budgeten ingående med IAPRI, särskilt ersättningsnivåerna för IAPRIS ledning och personal. IAPRIs styrelse har därefter gjort en översyn av ersättningsnivåerna och avser att sänka dessa för vissa funktioner. Ambassaden bedömer att styrelsens åtgärder är lämpliga. De nya ersättningsnivåerna och justeringarna har inkluderats som avtalsvillkor This project was initially supposed to be for the period 1 November 2018 to 31 December, 2022 and was later extended by two years to April 2025. IAPRIs overall goal is to identify policies and investments in the agricultural sector that can stimulate inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. In order to achieve this goal, Sida supported IAPRI to work through three core operational activities: 1) Producing trusted, impartial, and high quality research on agricultural, food and natural resource policy issues in Zambia and the wider Southern Africa region 2) Integrating research findings into national, regional, and international programs and policy strategies to promote sustainable agricultural growth and reduce hunger and poverty in Zambia 3) Supporting the development and strengthening of capacity for policy research, analysis and outreach of public and private institutions in Zambia. In 2023, the Embassy granted an extension to IAPRI with a reduced level of ambition. The aim of the extension was to achieve increased production and productivity using three key projects of improving capacity of stakeholders in climate change financing and its key challenges piloting the Our Future Farmer Know Your Soil (FKYS) Campaign and Enhanced Evidence Based Policy Making through Generation of Knowledge and Evidence. Sweden IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 14000000 7000000 7000000 7000000 5000000 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 3500000 3500000 10500000 0 3500000 3500000 3500000 2000000 3000000 3500000 3500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 10500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 2000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12160-12160A0102 Sweden IAPRI emerged from the Food Security Research project (FSRP) that was running 1999-2011 jointly funded by Sida and the USAID. The project delivered good results but in order to enable a sustainable long-term institution for agricultural research and policy development, the research project was transformed into a locally registered agricultural policy Institute. Indaba Agricultural Policy Institute (IAPRI) was incorporated in October 2011 under the Companies Act of the Laws of Zambia and is a not for profit company (company limited by guarantee). IAPRI is owned by 10 key Zambian individuals and agricultural related institutions as Guarantors. The board of directors are drawn from the following key public and private sectors; the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL)), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), and two independent individuals in the agricultural sector. IAPRI does not have organizational link to Europe and its operations is solely carried out in Zambia hence research and advocacy operations in the EU'S internal market is not affected and the operation is not deemed to present a risk of unauthorized state aid. At inception, IAPRI aspired to become a centre of agricultural policy research excellence, with a vision to have “A Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation”. The mission is “To provide evidence based policy solutions through high quality research and outreach activities for the transformation of Zambia’s agricultural sector to achieve sustainable broad based pro-poor growth”. IAPRI’s theory of change is anchored on its vision of seeing a Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation. The Institute will continue conducting several activities including evidence based research aimed at supporting and enhancing the policy dialogue processes and strengthening capacity among public and private stakeholders to effectively carry out agricultural policy research and outreach. Research processes are centred on key thematic areas which include market development and trade, agricultural diversification, agriculture, food security and nutrition, climate change and natural resources management, gender and youth in agriculture and emerging issues. The evidence produced through empirical research is disseminated through different outreach processes including meetings, infographics, documentaries, electronic and print media, twitter and many other fora to have a wider coverage and influence the agricultural policy discussions and decisions in the public and private sector. By doing so, IAPRI influences the public to use its empirical analysis outputs, improve the quality of policy debates and decisions as well as the general governance of the agricultural sector. IAPRI will further continue supporting the development and strengthening of research and outreach technical capacity among stakeholders through the provision of trainings, masters scholarships and internship. All these processes ultimately will help the Institute contribute to efforts of reducing hunger, malnutrition and poverty which are enshrined in its vision. IAPRI har utvecklats från ett forskningsprojekt för livsmedelssäkerhet som pågick 1999-2011, med stöd från Sida och USAID. Projektet gav goda resultat, men för att möjliggöra långsiktigt hållbar forsknings-och policyutveckling på jordbruksområdet, omvandlades projektet till ett zambiskt jordbruksforskningsinstitut. IAPRI bildades 2011 som ett icke-vinstdrivande företag (private company limited by guarantee). Styrelsen är sammansatt av representanter för ministerier, myndigheter, universitet och branchorganisationer, (Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), samt två individuella oberoende jordbruksexperter. IAPRI har ingen organisatorisk anknytning till Europa, och institutets verksamhet bedrivs bara i Zambia, så policy- och påverkansarbete inom EUs interna maknad påverkas inte. Stödet till IAPRI bedöms därmed inte medföra någon risk för otillåtet statsstöd. IAPRI har sedan starten strävat efter att bli ett Center of Excellence för forskning och policyutveckling inom jordbrukssektorn, med en vision att Zambia ska avskaffa hunger och undernäring genom hållbara jordbruksmetoder. IAPRI syftar till att erbjuda evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer baserade på högkvalitativ forskning och påverkansarbete för att förändra Zambias jordbrukssektor mot hållbar tillväxt som inkluderar fattiga människor. Det övergripande målet för IAPRIs policy- och analysarbete och påverkansarbete är att identifiera policies och investeringar som effektivt stimulerar en inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Detta ska nås genom aktiviteter inom tre kärnområden: 1) Genomföra tillförlitlig och oberoende forskning av hög kvalitet, vad gäller jordbruks-, livsmedel- och naturressursrelaterade policyfrågor, i Zambia och regionalt i södra Afrika. 2) Påverkansarbete för att integrera forskningsresultat i nationella, regionala och internationella program och strategier för att uppnå hållbara jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och tryggar livsmedelsförsörjningen och minskar fattigdomen i Zambia. 3) Stöd till att utveckla och stärka kapaciteten för policyforskning, analys, och påverkansabete hos IAPRIs medlemsorganisationer. Den halvtidsutvärdering som gjordes 2015 visade att IAPRI har etablerats som Zambias ledande aktör när det gäller policyutveckling och forskning inom jordbrukssektorn. Utvärderingen visade också att IAPRI leverat resultat utöver vad som förväntats och avtalats med ambassaden. IAPRI har tagit fram en strategisk plan för 2017-2022 som indelas fyra centrala delar/pelare: Pelare I – Forskning och policyutveckling: Detta område fokuserar på att integrera forskningsresultat i nationell policyformulering och genomförande, för att främja privata och offentliga investeringar i jordbruks- och livsmedelssektorn för att minska risker och sårbarhet för hunger och undernäring. Pelare II – Påverkansarbete och samverkan: Inom detta område kommer IAPRI fortsätta stärka sitt påverkansarbete, informations- och kunskapsspridning till olika samhällsaktörer och allmänheten. Pelare III – Finansiell hållbarhet: Detta område inriktas på att skapa förutsättningar och resurser resurser inom IAPRI för att säkerställa institutionens fortlevnad på längre sikt. Pelare IV – Styrning; Detta område inriktas på IAPRIs verksamhet och organisationen, för att säkerställa IAPRIs effektivitet och kvalitet. IAPRIs förändringsteori är baserad på visionen om ett Zambia utan hunger, undernäring och fattigdom, genom att utveckla hållbara jordbrukssystem. IAPRI kommer genomföra ett flertal aktiviteter med evidensbaserad forskning inriktad på att stödja och förstärka policydialog och processer, och stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga och privata aktörer för att effektivt utföra policyrelaterad jordbruksforskning och påverkansarbete. Forskningsprocesser koncentreras på tematiska nyckelfrågor som marknadsutveckling och handel, diversifierat jordbruk, livsmedelssäkerhet och nutrition, klimat och naturresursförvaltning, jämställdhets- och ungdomsfrågor inom jordburk. Evidens och resultat som tas fram genom empirisk forskning delas genom olika insatser för kunskaps- och informationsspridning – möten, tryckt och digitalt informationsmaterial, dokumentärfilmer, twitter och andra sociala medier, för att brett nå ut till och påverka diskussioner och beslut om jordbruks policy inom offentlig och privat sektor. Därmed möjliggör IAPRI användandet av forskningsresultat som underlag för den allmänna debatten och politiska ock ekonomiska beslut, och därmed den övergripande styrningen av jordbrukssektorn. IAPRI kommer också fortsätta stärka kapaciteten för forskning, policyutveckling och påverkansarbete hos olika samhällsaktörer, genom att erbjuda utbildningar, stipendier och praktikplatser. Allt detta sammantaget förväntas medverka till att institutet bidrar till ansträngningar att avskaffa hunger, undernäring och fattigdom. För att lyckas med målsättningen har IAPRI föreslaget en total budget på 154 miljoner kronor, för att bidra till att genomföra den strategiska planen från 2017-2022. Budgeten fördelas huvudsakligen på löner/ersättningar (40 %), allmänna driftskostnader, exemeplvis forskning, (ca 57 %) och investeringar (3 %). Hållbarhetsfrågor är mycket viktiga. Dock är upplägget vad gäller IAPRIs Business Development Unit (BDU) fortfarande under utveckling och delar av vinsten är planerad att gå till investeringar i byggnader och annat. Det bedömdes därför svårt för Sverige att ge stöd till detta. Det tidigare kärnstödet har därför omvandlats till ett programstöd där svenska medel går alla pelarna i den strategiska planen, förutom pelare III som handlar om finansiell hållbarhet. Sverige kommer emellertid prioritera dialogen kring hållbarhet och ge stöd till IAPRI i dessa frågor. Av den totala budgeten förväntas ca 116 miljoner kronor komma från USAID, DfID genom organisationen KIVU och interna resurser. Budgeten är för IAPRIs egen verksamhet, inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas Ambassaden har diskuterat budgeten ingående med IAPRI, särskilt ersättningsnivåerna för IAPRIS ledning och personal. IAPRIs styrelse har därefter gjort en översyn av ersättningsnivåerna och avser att sänka dessa för vissa funktioner. Ambassaden bedömer att styrelsens åtgärder är lämpliga. De nya ersättningsnivåerna och justeringarna har inkluderats som avtalsvillkor This project was initially supposed to be for the period 1 November 2018 to 31 December, 2022 and was later extended by two years to April 2025. IAPRIs overall goal is to identify policies and investments in the agricultural sector that can stimulate inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. In order to achieve this goal, Sida supported IAPRI to work through three core operational activities: 1) Producing trusted, impartial, and high quality research on agricultural, food and natural resource policy issues in Zambia and the wider Southern Africa region 2) Integrating research findings into national, regional, and international programs and policy strategies to promote sustainable agricultural growth and reduce hunger and poverty in Zambia 3) Supporting the development and strengthening of capacity for policy research, analysis and outreach of public and private institutions in Zambia. In 2023, the Embassy granted an extension to IAPRI with a reduced level of ambition. The aim of the extension was to achieve increased production and productivity using three key projects of improving capacity of stakeholders in climate change financing and its key challenges piloting the Our Future Farmer Know Your Soil (FKYS) Campaign and Enhanced Evidence Based Policy Making through Generation of Knowledge and Evidence. Sweden IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 2.c - Vidta åtgärder för att säkerställa väl fungerande marknader och derivatmarknader för jordbruksråvaror. Underlätta tillgången till aktuell marknadsinformation, inklusive om livsmedelsreserver, i syfte att bidra till att begränsa extrema svängningar i livsmedelspriser. 2.c - Adopt measures to ensure the proper functioning of food commodity markets and their derivatives and facilitate timely access to market information, including on food reserves, in order to help limit extreme food price volatility. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 762276 0 0 0 0 762276 762276 NIRAS Sweden AB 762275.7 NIRAS Sweden AB Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12160-12160A0103 Sweden IAPRI emerged from the Food Security Research project (FSRP) that was running 1999-2011 jointly funded by Sida and the USAID. The project delivered good results but in order to enable a sustainable long-term institution for agricultural research and policy development, the research project was transformed into a locally registered agricultural policy Institute. Indaba Agricultural Policy Institute (IAPRI) was incorporated in October 2011 under the Companies Act of the Laws of Zambia and is a not for profit company (company limited by guarantee). IAPRI is owned by 10 key Zambian individuals and agricultural related institutions as Guarantors. The board of directors are drawn from the following key public and private sectors; the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL)), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), and two independent individuals in the agricultural sector. IAPRI does not have organizational link to Europe and its operations is solely carried out in Zambia hence research and advocacy operations in the EU'S internal market is not affected and the operation is not deemed to present a risk of unauthorized state aid. At inception, IAPRI aspired to become a centre of agricultural policy research excellence, with a vision to have “A Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation”. The mission is “To provide evidence based policy solutions through high quality research and outreach activities for the transformation of Zambia’s agricultural sector to achieve sustainable broad based pro-poor growth”. IAPRI’s theory of change is anchored on its vision of seeing a Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation. The Institute will continue conducting several activities including evidence based research aimed at supporting and enhancing the policy dialogue processes and strengthening capacity among public and private stakeholders to effectively carry out agricultural policy research and outreach. Research processes are centred on key thematic areas which include market development and trade, agricultural diversification, agriculture, food security and nutrition, climate change and natural resources management, gender and youth in agriculture and emerging issues. The evidence produced through empirical research is disseminated through different outreach processes including meetings, infographics, documentaries, electronic and print media, twitter and many other fora to have a wider coverage and influence the agricultural policy discussions and decisions in the public and private sector. By doing so, IAPRI influences the public to use its empirical analysis outputs, improve the quality of policy debates and decisions as well as the general governance of the agricultural sector. IAPRI will further continue supporting the development and strengthening of research and outreach technical capacity among stakeholders through the provision of trainings, masters scholarships and internship. All these processes ultimately will help the Institute contribute to efforts of reducing hunger, malnutrition and poverty which are enshrined in its vision. IAPRI har utvecklats från ett forskningsprojekt för livsmedelssäkerhet som pågick 1999-2011, med stöd från Sida och USAID. Projektet gav goda resultat, men för att möjliggöra långsiktigt hållbar forsknings-och policyutveckling på jordbruksområdet, omvandlades projektet till ett zambiskt jordbruksforskningsinstitut. IAPRI bildades 2011 som ett icke-vinstdrivande företag (private company limited by guarantee). Styrelsen är sammansatt av representanter för ministerier, myndigheter, universitet och branchorganisationer, (Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), samt två individuella oberoende jordbruksexperter. IAPRI har ingen organisatorisk anknytning till Europa, och institutets verksamhet bedrivs bara i Zambia, så policy- och påverkansarbete inom EUs interna maknad påverkas inte. Stödet till IAPRI bedöms därmed inte medföra någon risk för otillåtet statsstöd. IAPRI har sedan starten strävat efter att bli ett Center of Excellence för forskning och policyutveckling inom jordbrukssektorn, med en vision att Zambia ska avskaffa hunger och undernäring genom hållbara jordbruksmetoder. IAPRI syftar till att erbjuda evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer baserade på högkvalitativ forskning och påverkansarbete för att förändra Zambias jordbrukssektor mot hållbar tillväxt som inkluderar fattiga människor. Det övergripande målet för IAPRIs policy- och analysarbete och påverkansarbete är att identifiera policies och investeringar som effektivt stimulerar en inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Detta ska nås genom aktiviteter inom tre kärnområden: 1) Genomföra tillförlitlig och oberoende forskning av hög kvalitet, vad gäller jordbruks-, livsmedel- och naturressursrelaterade policyfrågor, i Zambia och regionalt i södra Afrika. 2) Påverkansarbete för att integrera forskningsresultat i nationella, regionala och internationella program och strategier för att uppnå hållbara jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och tryggar livsmedelsförsörjningen och minskar fattigdomen i Zambia. 3) Stöd till att utveckla och stärka kapaciteten för policyforskning, analys, och påverkansabete hos IAPRIs medlemsorganisationer. Den halvtidsutvärdering som gjordes 2015 visade att IAPRI har etablerats som Zambias ledande aktör när det gäller policyutveckling och forskning inom jordbrukssektorn. Utvärderingen visade också att IAPRI leverat resultat utöver vad som förväntats och avtalats med ambassaden. IAPRI har tagit fram en strategisk plan för 2017-2022 som indelas fyra centrala delar/pelare: Pelare I – Forskning och policyutveckling: Detta område fokuserar på att integrera forskningsresultat i nationell policyformulering och genomförande, för att främja privata och offentliga investeringar i jordbruks- och livsmedelssektorn för att minska risker och sårbarhet för hunger och undernäring. Pelare II – Påverkansarbete och samverkan: Inom detta område kommer IAPRI fortsätta stärka sitt påverkansarbete, informations- och kunskapsspridning till olika samhällsaktörer och allmänheten. Pelare III – Finansiell hållbarhet: Detta område inriktas på att skapa förutsättningar och resurser resurser inom IAPRI för att säkerställa institutionens fortlevnad på längre sikt. Pelare IV – Styrning; Detta område inriktas på IAPRIs verksamhet och organisationen, för att säkerställa IAPRIs effektivitet och kvalitet. IAPRIs förändringsteori är baserad på visionen om ett Zambia utan hunger, undernäring och fattigdom, genom att utveckla hållbara jordbrukssystem. IAPRI kommer genomföra ett flertal aktiviteter med evidensbaserad forskning inriktad på att stödja och förstärka policydialog och processer, och stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga och privata aktörer för att effektivt utföra policyrelaterad jordbruksforskning och påverkansarbete. Forskningsprocesser koncentreras på tematiska nyckelfrågor som marknadsutveckling och handel, diversifierat jordbruk, livsmedelssäkerhet och nutrition, klimat och naturresursförvaltning, jämställdhets- och ungdomsfrågor inom jordburk. Evidens och resultat som tas fram genom empirisk forskning delas genom olika insatser för kunskaps- och informationsspridning – möten, tryckt och digitalt informationsmaterial, dokumentärfilmer, twitter och andra sociala medier, för att brett nå ut till och påverka diskussioner och beslut om jordbruks policy inom offentlig och privat sektor. Därmed möjliggör IAPRI användandet av forskningsresultat som underlag för den allmänna debatten och politiska ock ekonomiska beslut, och därmed den övergripande styrningen av jordbrukssektorn. IAPRI kommer också fortsätta stärka kapaciteten för forskning, policyutveckling och påverkansarbete hos olika samhällsaktörer, genom att erbjuda utbildningar, stipendier och praktikplatser. Allt detta sammantaget förväntas medverka till att institutet bidrar till ansträngningar att avskaffa hunger, undernäring och fattigdom. För att lyckas med målsättningen har IAPRI föreslaget en total budget på 154 miljoner kronor, för att bidra till att genomföra den strategiska planen från 2017-2022. Budgeten fördelas huvudsakligen på löner/ersättningar (40 %), allmänna driftskostnader, exemeplvis forskning, (ca 57 %) och investeringar (3 %). Hållbarhetsfrågor är mycket viktiga. Dock är upplägget vad gäller IAPRIs Business Development Unit (BDU) fortfarande under utveckling och delar av vinsten är planerad att gå till investeringar i byggnader och annat. Det bedömdes därför svårt för Sverige att ge stöd till detta. Det tidigare kärnstödet har därför omvandlats till ett programstöd där svenska medel går alla pelarna i den strategiska planen, förutom pelare III som handlar om finansiell hållbarhet. Sverige kommer emellertid prioritera dialogen kring hållbarhet och ge stöd till IAPRI i dessa frågor. Av den totala budgeten förväntas ca 116 miljoner kronor komma från USAID, DfID genom organisationen KIVU och interna resurser. Budgeten är för IAPRIs egen verksamhet, inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas Ambassaden har diskuterat budgeten ingående med IAPRI, särskilt ersättningsnivåerna för IAPRIS ledning och personal. IAPRIs styrelse har därefter gjort en översyn av ersättningsnivåerna och avser att sänka dessa för vissa funktioner. Ambassaden bedömer att styrelsens åtgärder är lämpliga. De nya ersättningsnivåerna och justeringarna har inkluderats som avtalsvillkor This project was initially supposed to be for the period 1 November 2018 to 31 December, 2022 and was later extended by two years to April 2025. IAPRIs overall goal is to identify policies and investments in the agricultural sector that can stimulate inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. In order to achieve this goal, Sida supported IAPRI to work through three core operational activities: 1) Producing trusted, impartial, and high quality research on agricultural, food and natural resource policy issues in Zambia and the wider Southern Africa region 2) Integrating research findings into national, regional, and international programs and policy strategies to promote sustainable agricultural growth and reduce hunger and poverty in Zambia 3) Supporting the development and strengthening of capacity for policy research, analysis and outreach of public and private institutions in Zambia. In 2023, the Embassy granted an extension to IAPRI with a reduced level of ambition. The aim of the extension was to achieve increased production and productivity using three key projects of improving capacity of stakeholders in climate change financing and its key challenges piloting the Our Future Farmer Know Your Soil (FKYS) Campaign and Enhanced Evidence Based Policy Making through Generation of Knowledge and Evidence. Sweden IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 -709733 0 -709733 2000000 1500000 0 2790267 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 2000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 1500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute -709732.85 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Improved conditions for livelihoods, education and trade, with a focus on productive and sustainable agriculture Bättre förutsättningar till försörjning, utbildning och handel, med fokus på ett produktivt och hållbart lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12169 Sweden The aim of the program is to promote decentralized ecological and economically efficient sanitation models (in urban areas and cities between 2,000 and 10,000 inhabitants) with a focus on waste water plants that will allow: i)the closing of the water cycle ii) the replication of those models in different ecological contexts iii) the scaling up of the models at national level The main results that the program must achieve during the whole contribution are: -the reuse of water and solid waste (as nutrients) -the enhancing of institutional conditions in local organizations that provide sanitation services -the implementation of sustainable sanitation services in project sites (Cliza, Punata, Tolata, Tarija, Santiago de Huata, Montero) -the development of norms and guidelines at the national level -the development of financial services that can contribute to the scaling up of these models Programmet syftar till att utveckla och främja ekonomiskt och ekologiskt effektiva decentraliserade sanitetsmodeller för urbana och peri urbana områden med 2000- 10 000 invånare. Insatsen fokuserar på uppförandet av vattenreningsverk som tillåter: -att sluta vattencykeln och ta vara på näringsämnen -replikering av dessa modeller inom olika ekologiska sammanhang geografiska och ekonomiska kontexter -en uppskalning av modellerna på nationell nivå De viktigaste resultaten som programmet skall uppnå under hela programstödet är; -återanvändning av vatten och avfallshantering (näringsämnen) -en förbättring av institutionella förhållanden hos lokala organisationer som ger sanitetsservice -implementering av hållbar sanitetsservice på projektplatser/anläggningar -utveckling av normer och riktlinjer på nationell nivå -utveckling av finansiell service som kan bidra till en uppskalning av dessa modeller Den nationella organisationen Agua Tuya är föreslagen som ambassadens avtalspart och huvudpart i implementeringen av programmet. Agua Tuya kommer att arbeta i främst sex områden: Cliza, Tolata, Tarija, Santiago de Huata och Montero för att uppnå ovan nämnda resultat. För utveckling av finansiella tjänster som kan bidra till ekonomisk hållbarhet och uppskalning av sanitetsmodellerna kommer Agua Tuya att arbeta med en nationell finansieringsinstitution. The aim of the program is to promote decentralized ecological and economically efficient sanitation models (in urban areas and cities between 2,000 and 10,000 inhabitants) with a focus on wastewater plants that will allow: i) Closing the water cycle and achieve nutrient recovery ii) Enabling conditions for the development of local institutions and organizations providing sanitation services iii) Scaling-up of the sustainable sanitation management models.     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Basic sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation The overarching achievements of the first phase are highlighted below, which has been reached through the program applying the decentralized sanitation approach: - Strategic sanitation planning model with a single vision among key actors on the different sanitation solutions to be implemented in the future within a municipal territory; implemented in Tarija and Cliza municipalities. - Demonstrating at full scale the potential of decentralized wastewater management, as a competitive alternative or complement to centralized wastewater management. Cliza municipality now treats 100% of the wastewater produced by the city and its communities. To achieve this objective, three WWTPs were implemented with funding from Sweden, and another 3 WWTPs with funds leveraged from Swiss Development Cooperation, together with important local counterpart from the municipality of Cliza. The treated wastewater from the 6 WWTPs is reused for agricultural irrigation during the dry season. - Providing examples of different management models of WWTPs that ensure the operation and sustainability over time, considering all necessary components of a functional system, e.g., technical, financial, environmental, and institutional sustainability. - Adapting different existing technologies for the treatment of wastewater and sludge to the Bolivian context, in the three ecological zones of Bolivia, i.e., highlands, valleys and lowlands. The program has implemented a variety of wastewater treatment technologies, innovative sludge-management systems for on-site system (e.g. septic tanks), and urine management (e.g. through an adsorption technology adapted from Swedish innovation company). - The implementation of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) with social acceptance, which function as reference models at the national level, showing the importance and benefits of social participation. The participation of key actors, such as municipal authorities, leaders of local associations and communities, representatives of the civic committee, companies, and water committees, throughout the project cycle which has contributed to the sustainability of the project (and good governance). As well as, increased involvement of the population in the care for the environment and the proper management and reuse of treated wastewater. - That farmers and irrigators recognize the potential of the approach of reusing treated wastewater for irrigation and nutrient recovery for crops, improving the productivity of their cropland. The WWTPs plants have generated a great demand for the treated wastewater within the agricultural communities around the treatment plants, who compete for this additional water resource, which is available throughout the year. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12169-12169A0101 Sweden The aim of the program is to promote decentralized ecological and economically efficient sanitation models (in urban areas and cities between 2,000 and 10,000 inhabitants) with a focus on waste water plants that will allow: i)the closing of the water cycle ii) the replication of those models in different ecological contexts iii) the scaling up of the models at national level The main results that the program must achieve during the whole contribution are: -the reuse of water and solid waste (as nutrients) -the enhancing of institutional conditions in local organizations that provide sanitation services -the implementation of sustainable sanitation services in project sites (Cliza, Punata, Tolata, Tarija, Santiago de Huata, Montero) -the development of norms and guidelines at the national level -the development of financial services that can contribute to the scaling up of these models Programmet syftar till att utveckla och främja ekonomiskt och ekologiskt effektiva decentraliserade sanitetsmodeller för urbana och peri urbana områden med 2000- 10 000 invånare. Insatsen fokuserar på uppförandet av vattenreningsverk som tillåter: -att sluta vattencykeln och ta vara på näringsämnen -replikering av dessa modeller inom olika ekologiska sammanhang geografiska och ekonomiska kontexter -en uppskalning av modellerna på nationell nivå De viktigaste resultaten som programmet skall uppnå under hela programstödet är; -återanvändning av vatten och avfallshantering (näringsämnen) -en förbättring av institutionella förhållanden hos lokala organisationer som ger sanitetsservice -implementering av hållbar sanitetsservice på projektplatser/anläggningar -utveckling av normer och riktlinjer på nationell nivå -utveckling av finansiell service som kan bidra till en uppskalning av dessa modeller Den nationella organisationen Agua Tuya är föreslagen som ambassadens avtalspart och huvudpart i implementeringen av programmet. Agua Tuya kommer att arbeta i främst sex områden: Cliza, Tolata, Tarija, Santiago de Huata och Montero för att uppnå ovan nämnda resultat. För utveckling av finansiella tjänster som kan bidra till ekonomisk hållbarhet och uppskalning av sanitetsmodellerna kommer Agua Tuya att arbeta med en nationell finansieringsinstitution. The aim of the program is to promote decentralized ecological and economically efficient sanitation models (in urban areas and cities between 2,000 and 10,000 inhabitants) with a focus on wastewater plants that will allow: i) Closing the water cycle and achieve nutrient recovery ii) Enabling conditions for the development of local institutions and organizations providing sanitation services iii) Scaling-up of the sustainable sanitation management models.     Sweden Fundacion AGUATUYA Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion AGUATUYA 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24000000 13800000 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 12000000 0 0 12000000 0 1800000 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 44800000 Fundacion AGUATUYA 12000000 Fundacion AGUATUYA 12000000 Fundacion AGUATUYA 12000000 Fundacion AGUATUYA 1800000 Fundacion AGUATUYA 7000000 Fundacion AGUATUYA Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions and civil society organisations to manage the effects of adverse environmental impact and climate change. Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer att hantera effekter av negativ miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Stronger resilience to environmental impact and climate change in rural areas Stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar på landsbygden Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to environmentally sustainable public services Ökad tillgång till miljömässigt hållbara samhällstjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade and sustainable investment for the benefit of sustainable development, with particular focus on improving the environment, reduced climate impact and strengthened resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel och hållbara investeringar till gagn för en hållbar utveckling, med särskilt fokus på förbättrad miljö, begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12169-12169A0102 Sweden The aim of the program is to promote decentralized ecological and economically efficient sanitation models (in urban areas and cities between 2,000 and 10,000 inhabitants) with a focus on waste water plants that will allow: i)the closing of the water cycle ii) the replication of those models in different ecological contexts iii) the scaling up of the models at national level The main results that the program must achieve during the whole contribution are: -the reuse of water and solid waste (as nutrients) -the enhancing of institutional conditions in local organizations that provide sanitation services -the implementation of sustainable sanitation services in project sites (Cliza, Punata, Tolata, Tarija, Santiago de Huata, Montero) -the development of norms and guidelines at the national level -the development of financial services that can contribute to the scaling up of these models Programmet syftar till att utveckla och främja ekonomiskt och ekologiskt effektiva decentraliserade sanitetsmodeller för urbana och peri urbana områden med 2000- 10 000 invånare. Insatsen fokuserar på uppförandet av vattenreningsverk som tillåter: -att sluta vattencykeln och ta vara på näringsämnen -replikering av dessa modeller inom olika ekologiska sammanhang geografiska och ekonomiska kontexter -en uppskalning av modellerna på nationell nivå De viktigaste resultaten som programmet skall uppnå under hela programstödet är; -återanvändning av vatten och avfallshantering (näringsämnen) -en förbättring av institutionella förhållanden hos lokala organisationer som ger sanitetsservice -implementering av hållbar sanitetsservice på projektplatser/anläggningar -utveckling av normer och riktlinjer på nationell nivå -utveckling av finansiell service som kan bidra till en uppskalning av dessa modeller Den nationella organisationen Agua Tuya är föreslagen som ambassadens avtalspart och huvudpart i implementeringen av programmet. Agua Tuya kommer att arbeta i främst sex områden: Cliza, Tolata, Tarija, Santiago de Huata och Montero för att uppnå ovan nämnda resultat. För utveckling av finansiella tjänster som kan bidra till ekonomisk hållbarhet och uppskalning av sanitetsmodellerna kommer Agua Tuya att arbeta med en nationell finansieringsinstitution. The aim of the program is to promote decentralized ecological and economically efficient sanitation models (in urban areas and cities between 2,000 and 10,000 inhabitants) with a focus on wastewater plants that will allow: i) Closing the water cycle and achieve nutrient recovery ii) Enabling conditions for the development of local institutions and organizations providing sanitation services iii) Scaling-up of the sustainable sanitation management models.     Sweden Fundacion AGUATUYA Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion AGUATUYA 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12500000 0 0 0 12500000 12500000 Fundacion AGUATUYA 12500000 Fundacion AGUATUYA Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Increased access to environmentally sustainable public services Ökad tillgång till miljömässigt hållbara samhällstjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12169-12169A0103 Sweden The aim of the program is to promote decentralized ecological and economically efficient sanitation models (in urban areas and cities between 2,000 and 10,000 inhabitants) with a focus on waste water plants that will allow: i)the closing of the water cycle ii) the replication of those models in different ecological contexts iii) the scaling up of the models at national level The main results that the program must achieve during the whole contribution are: -the reuse of water and solid waste (as nutrients) -the enhancing of institutional conditions in local organizations that provide sanitation services -the implementation of sustainable sanitation services in project sites (Cliza, Punata, Tolata, Tarija, Santiago de Huata, Montero) -the development of norms and guidelines at the national level -the development of financial services that can contribute to the scaling up of these models Programmet syftar till att utveckla och främja ekonomiskt och ekologiskt effektiva decentraliserade sanitetsmodeller för urbana och peri urbana områden med 2000- 10 000 invånare. Insatsen fokuserar på uppförandet av vattenreningsverk som tillåter: -att sluta vattencykeln och ta vara på näringsämnen -replikering av dessa modeller inom olika ekologiska sammanhang geografiska och ekonomiska kontexter -en uppskalning av modellerna på nationell nivå De viktigaste resultaten som programmet skall uppnå under hela programstödet är; -återanvändning av vatten och avfallshantering (näringsämnen) -en förbättring av institutionella förhållanden hos lokala organisationer som ger sanitetsservice -implementering av hållbar sanitetsservice på projektplatser/anläggningar -utveckling av normer och riktlinjer på nationell nivå -utveckling av finansiell service som kan bidra till en uppskalning av dessa modeller Den nationella organisationen Agua Tuya är föreslagen som ambassadens avtalspart och huvudpart i implementeringen av programmet. Agua Tuya kommer att arbeta i främst sex områden: Cliza, Tolata, Tarija, Santiago de Huata och Montero för att uppnå ovan nämnda resultat. För utveckling av finansiella tjänster som kan bidra till ekonomisk hållbarhet och uppskalning av sanitetsmodellerna kommer Agua Tuya att arbeta med en nationell finansieringsinstitution. The aim of the program is to promote decentralized ecological and economically efficient sanitation models (in urban areas and cities between 2,000 and 10,000 inhabitants) with a focus on wastewater plants that will allow: i) Closing the water cycle and achieve nutrient recovery ii) Enabling conditions for the development of local institutions and organizations providing sanitation services iii) Scaling-up of the sustainable sanitation management models.     Sweden Fundacion AGUATUYA Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion AGUATUYA 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 -239027 0 0 4000000 Fundacion AGUATUYA 4000000 Fundacion AGUATUYA -239027.06 Fundacion AGUATUYA Bolivia 2021-2025 Bolivia 2021-2025 Climate prevention and mitigation (temporary translation) Begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable public services (temporary translation) Ökad tillgång till hållbara samhällstjänster, exempelvis vatten, sanitet, och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12198 Sweden Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) has applied for funding to conduct the programme "Defend Environmental Rights and Promote Justice" during the period 2019-2022. The goal of the programme is to protect natural resources, defend peoples’ environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. This will be achieved through a number of actions including filing of new litigations and following up pending ones, capacity building of affected communities and other stakeholders, creating a national platform of environmental activists, advocating for legal changes, and widening the support base of BELA's activism. The contribution is aiming to: - Institutionalize the concept of ‘environmental justice’ and ‘sustainable development’ by persistently challenging inactions, malpractices and non-compliances that adversely affect peoples’ right to environment and natural resources. - Strenghten the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. The total budget for the contribution is SEK 18,000,000 of which SEK 1,500,000 will be used for capacity-enhancing activities for BELA within results based management, gender mainstreaming and internal capacity evaluation and development. The Embassy finances 100% of the total programme budget. Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) har ansökt om finansiering för att utföra insatsen "Försvara miljörättigheter och främja rättvisa" under perioden 2019–2022. Det övergripande målet med programmet är att skydda naturresurser, försvara människors miljörättigheter samt främja och institutionalisera miljörättvisa. Detta kommer att uppnås genom ett antal åtgärder, inklusive inlämning av nya rättsfall och uppföljning av pågående, kapacitetsuppbyggnad av utsatta människor och samhällen samt andra aktörer, skapandet av en nationell plattform för miljöaktivister, förespråka lagliga förändringar och bredda stödbasen för BELAs aktivism. Insatsen syftar till att: - Institutionalisera begreppet 'miljörättvisa' och 'hållbar utveckling' genom att ständigt utmana overksamhet, oegentligheter och bristande efterlevnad av lagar som påverkar människors rätt till miljö och naturresurser. - Stärka regelverket för miljö genom att driva på nödvändiga bestämmelser/ändringar i regelverket för att följa principerna om hållbar förvaltning och utveckling. - Stärka miljöförvaltningen genom att upplysa medborgare och samhällen om lagliga rättigheter och skyldigheter och öka deras deltagande i miljöbeslut. - Förbättra kapacitet hos offentliga myndigheter, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, det civila samhället och gemene om rättvisefrågor inom miljö. - Uppnå goda ledningsstandarder och kapacitetsutveckling av BELA samt förstärkning av personalens kompetens för ett effektivt genomförande av program och ekonomisk förvaltning. Den totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas uppgå till 18 000 000 kronor, varav 1 500 000 kronor kommer att användas för kapacitetstärkande aktiviteter för BELA inom resultatstyrning, jämställdhetsintegrering samt intern kapacitetsutvärdering och utveckling. Ambassaden finansierar 100% av den totala programbudgeten. Goal: Protect natural resources, defend peoples environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. Outcomes: - Institutionalize the concept of environmental justice and sustainable development by persistently challenging in actions, malpractices and non-compliance's that adversely affect peoples right to environment and natural resources. - Strengthen the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection BELA reported the following results for 2023: Legal Aid and Assistance BELA actively supported affected communities in seeking legal redress for environmental violations, filing 13 new Public Interest Environmental Litigations (PIELs) and obtaining five favorable judgments and interim orders. Notable initiatives include protecting open spaces, wetlands, and coral islands from various threats. Follow-up actions on 53 pending cases and 18 community consultations ensured effective implementation of judgments and interim orders. Advocacy and Campaigns for Legal Reform Several key issues were addressed under the advocacy for legal reform, including drafting of Rules on Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) and hosting public hearings, engagement with the UN Special Rapporteur on Climate Change, and forming strategic alliances for river and wetland conservation. Additionally, initiatives to protect public playgrounds and advocate for a ban on single-use plastics were undertaken. Strengthening Networks and Increasing Community Participation BELA organized successful PIEL review workshops and conducted beneficiary feedback meetings to assess progress and gather insights from communities. A preparatory river workshop was also held to enhance community participation in river conservation. Trainings and Workshops In 2022, BELA conducted a capacity building training for staff and cross-sectoral organizations, empowering participants with knowledge on environment, law, and justice. Additionally, a training workshop for judicial officials was organized to orient them on environmental justice norms and practices. BELA engaged in research studies on the state of environment in Bangladesh, focusing on river management and conservation of agricultural lands. Strengthening the Organization Efforts were made to enhance staff safety and security through training on threat and risk understanding. Additionally, a mid-term evaluation was conducted to assess project effectiveness and recommend future improvements. Overall, BELA's dedication to promoting environmental justice, protecting natural resources, and empowering communities through legal actions and strategic partnerships has been commendable. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12198-12198A0101 Sweden Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) has applied for funding to conduct the programme "Defend Environmental Rights and Promote Justice" during the period 2019-2022. The goal of the programme is to protect natural resources, defend peoples’ environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. This will be achieved through a number of actions including filing of new litigations and following up pending ones, capacity building of affected communities and other stakeholders, creating a national platform of environmental activists, advocating for legal changes, and widening the support base of BELA's activism. The contribution is aiming to: - Institutionalize the concept of ‘environmental justice’ and ‘sustainable development’ by persistently challenging inactions, malpractices and non-compliances that adversely affect peoples’ right to environment and natural resources. - Strenghten the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. The total budget for the contribution is SEK 18,000,000 of which SEK 1,500,000 will be used for capacity-enhancing activities for BELA within results based management, gender mainstreaming and internal capacity evaluation and development. The Embassy finances 100% of the total programme budget. Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) har ansökt om finansiering för att utföra insatsen "Försvara miljörättigheter och främja rättvisa" under perioden 2019–2022. Det övergripande målet med programmet är att skydda naturresurser, försvara människors miljörättigheter samt främja och institutionalisera miljörättvisa. Detta kommer att uppnås genom ett antal åtgärder, inklusive inlämning av nya rättsfall och uppföljning av pågående, kapacitetsuppbyggnad av utsatta människor och samhällen samt andra aktörer, skapandet av en nationell plattform för miljöaktivister, förespråka lagliga förändringar och bredda stödbasen för BELAs aktivism. Insatsen syftar till att: - Institutionalisera begreppet 'miljörättvisa' och 'hållbar utveckling' genom att ständigt utmana overksamhet, oegentligheter och bristande efterlevnad av lagar som påverkar människors rätt till miljö och naturresurser. - Stärka regelverket för miljö genom att driva på nödvändiga bestämmelser/ändringar i regelverket för att följa principerna om hållbar förvaltning och utveckling. - Stärka miljöförvaltningen genom att upplysa medborgare och samhällen om lagliga rättigheter och skyldigheter och öka deras deltagande i miljöbeslut. - Förbättra kapacitet hos offentliga myndigheter, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, det civila samhället och gemene om rättvisefrågor inom miljö. - Uppnå goda ledningsstandarder och kapacitetsutveckling av BELA samt förstärkning av personalens kompetens för ett effektivt genomförande av program och ekonomisk förvaltning. Den totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas uppgå till 18 000 000 kronor, varav 1 500 000 kronor kommer att användas för kapacitetstärkande aktiviteter för BELA inom resultatstyrning, jämställdhetsintegrering samt intern kapacitetsutvärdering och utveckling. Ambassaden finansierar 100% av den totala programbudgeten. Goal: Protect natural resources, defend peoples environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. Outcomes: - Institutionalize the concept of environmental justice and sustainable development by persistently challenging in actions, malpractices and non-compliance's that adversely affect peoples right to environment and natural resources. - Strengthen the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. Sweden BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3950000 6425000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3950000 2000000 0 4425000 0 0 0 0 10375000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 3950000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 2000000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 4425000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Greater resilience and flexibility to deal with climate change, environmental impacts and natural disasters in vulnerable areas, including improved disaster management systems Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga mot klimatförändringar, miljöpåverkan och naturkatastrofer i utsatta områden, inklusive stärkta katastrofhanteringssystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12198-12198A0103 Sweden Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) has applied for funding to conduct the programme "Defend Environmental Rights and Promote Justice" during the period 2019-2022. The goal of the programme is to protect natural resources, defend peoples’ environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. This will be achieved through a number of actions including filing of new litigations and following up pending ones, capacity building of affected communities and other stakeholders, creating a national platform of environmental activists, advocating for legal changes, and widening the support base of BELA's activism. The contribution is aiming to: - Institutionalize the concept of ‘environmental justice’ and ‘sustainable development’ by persistently challenging inactions, malpractices and non-compliances that adversely affect peoples’ right to environment and natural resources. - Strenghten the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. The total budget for the contribution is SEK 18,000,000 of which SEK 1,500,000 will be used for capacity-enhancing activities for BELA within results based management, gender mainstreaming and internal capacity evaluation and development. The Embassy finances 100% of the total programme budget. Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) har ansökt om finansiering för att utföra insatsen "Försvara miljörättigheter och främja rättvisa" under perioden 2019–2022. Det övergripande målet med programmet är att skydda naturresurser, försvara människors miljörättigheter samt främja och institutionalisera miljörättvisa. Detta kommer att uppnås genom ett antal åtgärder, inklusive inlämning av nya rättsfall och uppföljning av pågående, kapacitetsuppbyggnad av utsatta människor och samhällen samt andra aktörer, skapandet av en nationell plattform för miljöaktivister, förespråka lagliga förändringar och bredda stödbasen för BELAs aktivism. Insatsen syftar till att: - Institutionalisera begreppet 'miljörättvisa' och 'hållbar utveckling' genom att ständigt utmana overksamhet, oegentligheter och bristande efterlevnad av lagar som påverkar människors rätt till miljö och naturresurser. - Stärka regelverket för miljö genom att driva på nödvändiga bestämmelser/ändringar i regelverket för att följa principerna om hållbar förvaltning och utveckling. - Stärka miljöförvaltningen genom att upplysa medborgare och samhällen om lagliga rättigheter och skyldigheter och öka deras deltagande i miljöbeslut. - Förbättra kapacitet hos offentliga myndigheter, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, det civila samhället och gemene om rättvisefrågor inom miljö. - Uppnå goda ledningsstandarder och kapacitetsutveckling av BELA samt förstärkning av personalens kompetens för ett effektivt genomförande av program och ekonomisk förvaltning. Den totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas uppgå till 18 000 000 kronor, varav 1 500 000 kronor kommer att användas för kapacitetstärkande aktiviteter för BELA inom resultatstyrning, jämställdhetsintegrering samt intern kapacitetsutvärdering och utveckling. Ambassaden finansierar 100% av den totala programbudgeten. Goal: Protect natural resources, defend peoples environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. Outcomes: - Institutionalize the concept of environmental justice and sustainable development by persistently challenging in actions, malpractices and non-compliance's that adversely affect peoples right to environment and natural resources. - Strengthen the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. Sweden BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 211232 0 211232 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 211232 NIRAS Sweden AB 211232 NIRAS Sweden AB Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Greater resilience and flexibility to deal with climate change, environmental impacts and natural disasters in vulnerable areas, including improved disaster management systems Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga mot klimatförändringar, miljöpåverkan och naturkatastrofer i utsatta områden, inklusive stärkta katastrofhanteringssystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12198-12198A0105 Sweden Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) has applied for funding to conduct the programme "Defend Environmental Rights and Promote Justice" during the period 2019-2022. The goal of the programme is to protect natural resources, defend peoples’ environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. This will be achieved through a number of actions including filing of new litigations and following up pending ones, capacity building of affected communities and other stakeholders, creating a national platform of environmental activists, advocating for legal changes, and widening the support base of BELA's activism. The contribution is aiming to: - Institutionalize the concept of ‘environmental justice’ and ‘sustainable development’ by persistently challenging inactions, malpractices and non-compliances that adversely affect peoples’ right to environment and natural resources. - Strenghten the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. The total budget for the contribution is SEK 18,000,000 of which SEK 1,500,000 will be used for capacity-enhancing activities for BELA within results based management, gender mainstreaming and internal capacity evaluation and development. The Embassy finances 100% of the total programme budget. Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) har ansökt om finansiering för att utföra insatsen "Försvara miljörättigheter och främja rättvisa" under perioden 2019–2022. Det övergripande målet med programmet är att skydda naturresurser, försvara människors miljörättigheter samt främja och institutionalisera miljörättvisa. Detta kommer att uppnås genom ett antal åtgärder, inklusive inlämning av nya rättsfall och uppföljning av pågående, kapacitetsuppbyggnad av utsatta människor och samhällen samt andra aktörer, skapandet av en nationell plattform för miljöaktivister, förespråka lagliga förändringar och bredda stödbasen för BELAs aktivism. Insatsen syftar till att: - Institutionalisera begreppet 'miljörättvisa' och 'hållbar utveckling' genom att ständigt utmana overksamhet, oegentligheter och bristande efterlevnad av lagar som påverkar människors rätt till miljö och naturresurser. - Stärka regelverket för miljö genom att driva på nödvändiga bestämmelser/ändringar i regelverket för att följa principerna om hållbar förvaltning och utveckling. - Stärka miljöförvaltningen genom att upplysa medborgare och samhällen om lagliga rättigheter och skyldigheter och öka deras deltagande i miljöbeslut. - Förbättra kapacitet hos offentliga myndigheter, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, det civila samhället och gemene om rättvisefrågor inom miljö. - Uppnå goda ledningsstandarder och kapacitetsutveckling av BELA samt förstärkning av personalens kompetens för ett effektivt genomförande av program och ekonomisk förvaltning. Den totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas uppgå till 18 000 000 kronor, varav 1 500 000 kronor kommer att användas för kapacitetstärkande aktiviteter för BELA inom resultatstyrning, jämställdhetsintegrering samt intern kapacitetsutvärdering och utveckling. Ambassaden finansierar 100% av den totala programbudgeten. Goal: Protect natural resources, defend peoples environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. Outcomes: - Institutionalize the concept of environmental justice and sustainable development by persistently challenging in actions, malpractices and non-compliance's that adversely affect peoples right to environment and natural resources. - Strengthen the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. Sweden BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3175000 5950000 3173150 -852 3175000 1657000 0 0 0 0 1293000 0 0 3000000 -1449350 0 0 1450000 0 1450000 0 1722500 -852 12297298 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 3175000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1657000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1293000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 3000000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1450000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association -1449350 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1450000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1722500 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association -851.83 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for reduced environmental impact and sustainable use of natural resources. Stärkta förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for preservation and restoration of biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12290 Sweden EcoPeace Middle East is a Jordanian-Palestinian-Israeli organization that seeks to advance cooperative efforts to protect the shared environment, promote sustainable regional development, and create conditions for contributing to peace in the region. For over two decades, EcoPeace Middle East has worked on cooperation over shared environmental issues, in particular water issues, for advancing concrete solutions. Sida has funded EcoPeace since 2009 and the new project proposal is phase IV of the Good Water Neighbors Programme and will focus on i) encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation; and ii) advance major financial and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects. EcoPeace Mellanöstern är en jordansk-palestinsk-israelisk organisation som syftar till att främja samarbetet mellan länderna för att skydda gemensamma naturresurser, främja hållbar regional utveckling och skapa förutsättningar för att bidra till fred i regionen. I över 20 år har EcoPeace Mellanöstern arbetat för ökat samarbete kring naturresursfrågor, med fokus på vatten samt för att främja konkreta lösningar. Sida har finansierat EcoPeace sedan 2009 och det nya projektförslaget är fas IV i projektet Goda Vattengrannar och kommer att fokusera på att: i) arbeta med unga och yngre yrkesverksamma för att bli förändringsagenter för regionalt samarbete inom naturresursfrågor, och ii) bidra till finansiella och administrativa åtaganden som behövs för att fastställa investeringar i offentliga- och privata sektorn i projekt avseende vatten, energi och livsmedelsförsörjning. The overall objective of the project is to enhance water, energy and food security in Jordan, Palestine and Israel through regional cooperation. The project has two main specific objectives which will contribute to the overall objective, namely: A. Encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation by: B. Advance major financial, political and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects by:  The primary goal for the ShaRED Sea proposal is to: Reduce harm to marine life and biodiversity by preventing waste, particularly plastic waste, from reaching the Red Sea and would fully replace the amendment signed on December 6, 2018. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Jordan Palestine, State of Water resources conservation (including data collection) Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Water Supply & Sanitation Administrative Costs of Donors A few results may be highlighted: Bottom-up activities: - Two separate 30-hour curricula developed for Israeli schools and 40 lesson plans developed for Palestinian and Jordanian teachers 648 trained teachers nationally from all three countries to implement these curricula in lessons in the classroom; - 157 Jordanian, Palestinian and Israeli teachers convened for regional training programs 9,705 students and young people engaged in NPTs around shared regional water issues A tailored online education platform developed for each national context - 143 guest lectures at schools, 39 youth summit events, and 263 student projects generating awareness in local communities Direct work with 161 youth and 192 young professionals through the Water Trustees and Water Diplomats ToT program programs, respectively; as well as 41 Green Social Entrepreneurs as part of the 2020-2021 pilot program. Top-down activities: - 555 meetings held with key stakeholders in Jordan, Palestine and Israel; 75 site visits, 35 delegations, and 4 councils 9 events arranged for investors, - 18 roundtables to promote climate initiatives, and 5 VIP Champion events Some two dozen key decision-makers and policy actors engaged around WEN- and JV-related initiatives as a part of the Green-Blue Deal to achieve region-wide climate resilience and water security. - Several dozen business investors engaged in 13 Water Energy Nexus- and Joint Venture-related business cases, of whom 2 in Jordan and 2 in Palestine are currently on board as investor. As it relates to the ShaRED sea programme The project engaged young professionals in Aqaba and Eilat and teachers in Aqaba. The project further engages community influencers and women groups. The second phase of the programmed has focused on implementing target activities to mitigate plastic waste in the Gulf of Aqaba, with the Aqaba team aimed for phasing out plastic bags from 11 bakeries by March 2023 and for the Eilat team to establish value chains for phasing out single use plastics in the restaurants in Eilat. Additional activities included a Regional clean up - Red Sea diving festival in November 2022 and contribution to COP27, both virtually in a Red Sea webinar and an event in the COP27 Marine Pavilion. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12290-12290A0101 Sweden EcoPeace Middle East is a Jordanian-Palestinian-Israeli organization that seeks to advance cooperative efforts to protect the shared environment, promote sustainable regional development, and create conditions for contributing to peace in the region. For over two decades, EcoPeace Middle East has worked on cooperation over shared environmental issues, in particular water issues, for advancing concrete solutions. Sida has funded EcoPeace since 2009 and the new project proposal is phase IV of the Good Water Neighbors Programme and will focus on i) encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation; and ii) advance major financial and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects. EcoPeace Mellanöstern är en jordansk-palestinsk-israelisk organisation som syftar till att främja samarbetet mellan länderna för att skydda gemensamma naturresurser, främja hållbar regional utveckling och skapa förutsättningar för att bidra till fred i regionen. I över 20 år har EcoPeace Mellanöstern arbetat för ökat samarbete kring naturresursfrågor, med fokus på vatten samt för att främja konkreta lösningar. Sida har finansierat EcoPeace sedan 2009 och det nya projektförslaget är fas IV i projektet Goda Vattengrannar och kommer att fokusera på att: i) arbeta med unga och yngre yrkesverksamma för att bli förändringsagenter för regionalt samarbete inom naturresursfrågor, och ii) bidra till finansiella och administrativa åtaganden som behövs för att fastställa investeringar i offentliga- och privata sektorn i projekt avseende vatten, energi och livsmedelsförsörjning. The overall objective of the project is to enhance water, energy and food security in Jordan, Palestine and Israel through regional cooperation. The project has two main specific objectives which will contribute to the overall objective, namely: A. Encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation by: B. Advance major financial, political and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects by:  The primary goal for the ShaRED Sea proposal is to: Reduce harm to marine life and biodiversity by preventing waste, particularly plastic waste, from reaching the Red Sea and would fully replace the amendment signed on December 6, 2018. Sweden EcoPeace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EcoPeace 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13500000 12000000 12000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 8500000 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 12000000 18750000 EcoPeace 18750000 EcoPeace 4250000 EcoPeace 4250000 EcoPeace 2500000 EcoPeace 2500000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Encouraging investment and innovative solutions in the field of renewable energy and capacity building Främja investeringar och innovativa lösningar i förnyelsebar energi samt kapacitetsuppbyggnad Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12290-12290A0102 Sweden EcoPeace Middle East is a Jordanian-Palestinian-Israeli organization that seeks to advance cooperative efforts to protect the shared environment, promote sustainable regional development, and create conditions for contributing to peace in the region. For over two decades, EcoPeace Middle East has worked on cooperation over shared environmental issues, in particular water issues, for advancing concrete solutions. Sida has funded EcoPeace since 2009 and the new project proposal is phase IV of the Good Water Neighbors Programme and will focus on i) encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation; and ii) advance major financial and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects. EcoPeace Mellanöstern är en jordansk-palestinsk-israelisk organisation som syftar till att främja samarbetet mellan länderna för att skydda gemensamma naturresurser, främja hållbar regional utveckling och skapa förutsättningar för att bidra till fred i regionen. I över 20 år har EcoPeace Mellanöstern arbetat för ökat samarbete kring naturresursfrågor, med fokus på vatten samt för att främja konkreta lösningar. Sida har finansierat EcoPeace sedan 2009 och det nya projektförslaget är fas IV i projektet Goda Vattengrannar och kommer att fokusera på att: i) arbeta med unga och yngre yrkesverksamma för att bli förändringsagenter för regionalt samarbete inom naturresursfrågor, och ii) bidra till finansiella och administrativa åtaganden som behövs för att fastställa investeringar i offentliga- och privata sektorn i projekt avseende vatten, energi och livsmedelsförsörjning. The overall objective of the project is to enhance water, energy and food security in Jordan, Palestine and Israel through regional cooperation. The project has two main specific objectives which will contribute to the overall objective, namely: A. Encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation by: B. Advance major financial, political and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects by:  The primary goal for the ShaRED Sea proposal is to: Reduce harm to marine life and biodiversity by preventing waste, particularly plastic waste, from reaching the Red Sea and would fully replace the amendment signed on December 6, 2018. Sweden EcoPeace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 169700 169700 84850 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 84850 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 84844.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 84844.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12290-12290A0103 Sweden EcoPeace Middle East is a Jordanian-Palestinian-Israeli organization that seeks to advance cooperative efforts to protect the shared environment, promote sustainable regional development, and create conditions for contributing to peace in the region. For over two decades, EcoPeace Middle East has worked on cooperation over shared environmental issues, in particular water issues, for advancing concrete solutions. Sida has funded EcoPeace since 2009 and the new project proposal is phase IV of the Good Water Neighbors Programme and will focus on i) encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation; and ii) advance major financial and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects. EcoPeace Mellanöstern är en jordansk-palestinsk-israelisk organisation som syftar till att främja samarbetet mellan länderna för att skydda gemensamma naturresurser, främja hållbar regional utveckling och skapa förutsättningar för att bidra till fred i regionen. I över 20 år har EcoPeace Mellanöstern arbetat för ökat samarbete kring naturresursfrågor, med fokus på vatten samt för att främja konkreta lösningar. Sida har finansierat EcoPeace sedan 2009 och det nya projektförslaget är fas IV i projektet Goda Vattengrannar och kommer att fokusera på att: i) arbeta med unga och yngre yrkesverksamma för att bli förändringsagenter för regionalt samarbete inom naturresursfrågor, och ii) bidra till finansiella och administrativa åtaganden som behövs för att fastställa investeringar i offentliga- och privata sektorn i projekt avseende vatten, energi och livsmedelsförsörjning. The overall objective of the project is to enhance water, energy and food security in Jordan, Palestine and Israel through regional cooperation. The project has two main specific objectives which will contribute to the overall objective, namely: A. Encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation by: B. Advance major financial, political and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects by:  The primary goal for the ShaRED Sea proposal is to: Reduce harm to marine life and biodiversity by preventing waste, particularly plastic waste, from reaching the Red Sea and would fully replace the amendment signed on December 6, 2018. Sweden EcoPeace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EcoPeace 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 4000000 12000000 4000000 8000000 EcoPeace 8000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 2000000 EcoPeace 2000000 EcoPeace Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened resilience to climate change, reduced climate impact and environmentally sustainable development. Stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, begränsad klimatpåverkan samt en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and use of transboundary natural resources, and protection and restoration of biodiversity. Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser, och skydd och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12318 Sweden The World Bank Group (WBG) has together with Sida identified the need for a mechanism that can enable investments into strategic, high-impact and low-cost SDG 17 initiatives implemented by WBG staff in partnership with non-Bank actors. To respond to this need, the WBG has in cooperation with Sida developed a concept note to launch a Bank-executed, multi-donor trust fund called "The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the SDGs". As the first donor committing to the fund, Sida is allocating SEK 63,000,000 for 2018 - 2019 for the purpose and intending to allocate an additional SEK 54,000,000 during 2020 - 2022. The overall purpose of the Partnership Fund is to target financing gaps and build operational capacity for Bank Group initiatives that promote the means of implementation for achieving the SDGs, including SDG data, research generation, new tools and methodologies, capacity-building, institutional strengthening and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Such initiatives often require a comparatively smaller financial commitment but are often overlooked as they do not necessarily align with the core mandate for other funding sources linked to specific themes or sectors. The funding will help complement scarce Bank budget resources for activities that are otherwise often left unfunded within regular operational streams. The Fund will act as a catalyst to spark further investment in the SDGs by encouraging WBG projects in support of SDG 17. The WBG is approaching other potential donors and expect several of them to make contributions as the fund is launched. Världsbanken har i dialog med Sida utvecklat en givargemensam partnerskapsfond med fokus på genomförandet av SDG 17 och främja partnerskap. Fonden svarar upp mot ett identifierat behov av finansiering för små, men strategiska initiativ för att informera policyskapare i syfte att generera stor effekt för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbarhet. Initiativet uppstod då Världsbanken vid flera tillfällen efterfrågat mindre stöd från Sida för olika ändamål i genomförandet och exekutionen av Agenda 2030 och genomförandet av de hållbara målen. Fonden förväntas att möta denna efterfrågan och samla olika insatser för stöd till genomförandet på ett ställe för institutionellt kunskapsuppbyggande, möjlighet för duplicering av goda projekt, erfarenheter och idéer, peer-to peer learning och ekonomiska skalfördelar i genomförande. Sida har fört nära dialog med Världsbanken och påverkat fondens utveckling till att även inkludera aktörer utanför Världsbanksgruppen och Världsbanksgruppen inkom med en formell förfrågan (Concept Note) i april 2018, vilken sedan har utvecklats vidare till den nu föreslagna fonden. Genom en givargemensam fond kring medel för genomförande av Agenda 2030 och hållbarhetsmålen (SDGs) kommer fonden ha en samlande funktion för kunskapsdrivna instrument som är centrala för förstärka hållbarhet i dess tre dimensioner i Agenda 2030. Sida är den första givaren till fonden och åtagit sig att bidra med SEK 63 000 000 under perioden 2018 - 2019. Sida har för avsikt att allokera ytterligare SEK 54 000 000 för perioden 2020 - 2022. Fondens syfte är att stärka kapacitets- och kunskapsutveckling, metodutveckling, innovation, data och statistik och fattigdomsanalys i Bankgruppens arbete med Agenda 2030. Fonden bedöms vara ett kostnadseffektivt instrument som samlar mindre och flexibla initiativ som annars inte ryms inom Världsbanksgruppens större program, eller givarens begränsningar kring administration. Den givargemensamma fonden är utformad för att komplettera andra Agenda 2030-fonder inom FN som kanaliserar medel till genomförande på landnivå. Fonden avser att främja ett integrerat arbetssätt inom Världsbanksgruppen, nya metoder inom Världsbanken som i partnerskap med andra aktörer och där skapa synergier mellan olika program och bidra till ett ökat globalt lärande. Världsbanksgruppen är i dialog med andra potentiella givare och har goda förhoppningar om allokeringar när fonden är lanserad. Detta är tillsammans med projektets utveckling av spridande av projektkunskap och lärande i land-till-land och regionala dimensioner av särskilt intresse för Sida att följa i dialog med Världsbanksgruppen (Detta gäller även FN och VBGs samverkan inom implementeringen av de hållbara målen). Build and strengthen capacity and awareness among actors and institutions for implementing the SDGs; Stimulate the development of strategic analytical tools for solving SDG challenges; Promote multi-stakeholder partnerships, both internal within the Bank Group and with non-Bank Group stakeholders, recognizing that partnerships underpin all other objectives. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Multisector aid Other Multisector Sida and WB launched the fund together in 2018 and the secretariat was established the same year. Immediately the Fund got up to speed since there already was a demand for short and catalytic interventions and the SDG Fund started to deliver on the set goals immediately. Even when the Covid pandemic posed major challenges on all development activities the Fund was quick and agile to adjust and deliver against new challenges and conditions. The Annual Report of 2025 highlights many of the achievements during 2024/25 where the SDG fund has contributed to the following results: 17 MUSD in additional financing through SDG Fund partners for project implementation, distributed over 56 activities 450 partners convened for SDG Fund project implementation The fund is operational in 73 countries where by 31 IDA recipient countries, 16 fragile and Conflict affected states and 6 Small Island development states. For SDG 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere A global dataset covering 12 commonly used economic informality measures for 196 countries was created for the first time, for the period 19502018 along with a groundbreaking book allowing for a multidimensional academic and policy study of informal markets as the basis for supporting the creation of sound policy frameworks at national and regional levels. Through the SDG Fund, IFC supported the mobilization of 145,7 MUSD to finance green a and social project. This supported financial institutions to identify opportunities and develop a digital agile solution for financing farmers, micro, small, and medium sized enterprises and agribusinesses that employ CSA technologies. For SDG 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and girls Over 1,800 participants trained and benefited from gender focused peer learning engagements across industries covering thematic areas such as entrepreneurship, childcare, leadership, and employment, and promoting respectful workplaces 5000 employees benefited from improved workplace policies and practices as a result of evidence based metrics developed for gender quality performance Nearly 174 000 loans valued at 96.3 MUSD mobilized for women led businesses and entrepreneurs 858 women executives and professionals trained and linked to investment and networking opportunities. For SDG 8: Promote Sustained, Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth, Full and Productive Employment and Decent Work for all. Facilitated 57 new business transactions and contributing to the creation of over 3000 new jobs, with nearly 70% of jobs created for women and nearly 20% for refugees 595,000 micro loans valued at 646 MUSD disbursed representing 120,500 accounts. For SDG 14: Take Urgent Action to Combat Climate Change and its Impacts Mobilized 1.5 MUSD in additional financing to support green hydrogen certification systems and offshore wind energy Facilitated 150 MUSD in Investment Project Financing to design Green Hydrogen Facility. Facilitated 232 MUSD across WBG lending operations to enable increased generation capacity, distribution, and financing of reliable electricity to urban centers through distributed solar panels. For SDG 17: Strengthen the Means of Implementation and Revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development. Over 460 partners engaged across SDG Fund projects, with over 140 from the private sector and 60 from UN agencies. GEMS (the GeoEnabling initiative for Monitoring and Supervision) that enhances accountability, risk management, development coordination, and impact through digital project monitoring has supported over 1300 project teams across more than 100 countries, training over 12 000 client staff and enabling real time data platforms for WBG and partner. For every dollar disbursed, the Partnership Fund has mobilized roughly 2x that in additional financing from external partners totaling at least 21 MUSD as of end FY25 MoUs signed with the worlds leading financing partners with combined total assets of nearly $16 trillion. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12318-12318A0101 Sweden The World Bank Group (WBG) has together with Sida identified the need for a mechanism that can enable investments into strategic, high-impact and low-cost SDG 17 initiatives implemented by WBG staff in partnership with non-Bank actors. To respond to this need, the WBG has in cooperation with Sida developed a concept note to launch a Bank-executed, multi-donor trust fund called "The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the SDGs". As the first donor committing to the fund, Sida is allocating SEK 63,000,000 for 2018 - 2019 for the purpose and intending to allocate an additional SEK 54,000,000 during 2020 - 2022. The overall purpose of the Partnership Fund is to target financing gaps and build operational capacity for Bank Group initiatives that promote the means of implementation for achieving the SDGs, including SDG data, research generation, new tools and methodologies, capacity-building, institutional strengthening and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Such initiatives often require a comparatively smaller financial commitment but are often overlooked as they do not necessarily align with the core mandate for other funding sources linked to specific themes or sectors. The funding will help complement scarce Bank budget resources for activities that are otherwise often left unfunded within regular operational streams. The Fund will act as a catalyst to spark further investment in the SDGs by encouraging WBG projects in support of SDG 17. The WBG is approaching other potential donors and expect several of them to make contributions as the fund is launched. Världsbanken har i dialog med Sida utvecklat en givargemensam partnerskapsfond med fokus på genomförandet av SDG 17 och främja partnerskap. Fonden svarar upp mot ett identifierat behov av finansiering för små, men strategiska initiativ för att informera policyskapare i syfte att generera stor effekt för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbarhet. Initiativet uppstod då Världsbanken vid flera tillfällen efterfrågat mindre stöd från Sida för olika ändamål i genomförandet och exekutionen av Agenda 2030 och genomförandet av de hållbara målen. Fonden förväntas att möta denna efterfrågan och samla olika insatser för stöd till genomförandet på ett ställe för institutionellt kunskapsuppbyggande, möjlighet för duplicering av goda projekt, erfarenheter och idéer, peer-to peer learning och ekonomiska skalfördelar i genomförande. Sida har fört nära dialog med Världsbanken och påverkat fondens utveckling till att även inkludera aktörer utanför Världsbanksgruppen och Världsbanksgruppen inkom med en formell förfrågan (Concept Note) i april 2018, vilken sedan har utvecklats vidare till den nu föreslagna fonden. Genom en givargemensam fond kring medel för genomförande av Agenda 2030 och hållbarhetsmålen (SDGs) kommer fonden ha en samlande funktion för kunskapsdrivna instrument som är centrala för förstärka hållbarhet i dess tre dimensioner i Agenda 2030. Sida är den första givaren till fonden och åtagit sig att bidra med SEK 63 000 000 under perioden 2018 - 2019. Sida har för avsikt att allokera ytterligare SEK 54 000 000 för perioden 2020 - 2022. Fondens syfte är att stärka kapacitets- och kunskapsutveckling, metodutveckling, innovation, data och statistik och fattigdomsanalys i Bankgruppens arbete med Agenda 2030. Fonden bedöms vara ett kostnadseffektivt instrument som samlar mindre och flexibla initiativ som annars inte ryms inom Världsbanksgruppens större program, eller givarens begränsningar kring administration. Den givargemensamma fonden är utformad för att komplettera andra Agenda 2030-fonder inom FN som kanaliserar medel till genomförande på landnivå. Fonden avser att främja ett integrerat arbetssätt inom Världsbanksgruppen, nya metoder inom Världsbanken som i partnerskap med andra aktörer och där skapa synergier mellan olika program och bidra till ett ökat globalt lärande. Världsbanksgruppen är i dialog med andra potentiella givare och har goda förhoppningar om allokeringar när fonden är lanserad. Detta är tillsammans med projektets utveckling av spridande av projektkunskap och lärande i land-till-land och regionala dimensioner av särskilt intresse för Sida att följa i dialog med Världsbanksgruppen (Detta gäller även FN och VBGs samverkan inom implementeringen av de hållbara målen). Build and strengthen capacity and awareness among actors and institutions for implementing the SDGs; Stimulate the development of strategic analytical tools for solving SDG challenges; Promote multi-stakeholder partnerships, both internal within the Bank Group and with non-Bank Group stakeholders, recognizing that partnerships underpin all other objectives. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 37000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37000000 0 37000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 37000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12318-12318A0102 Sweden The World Bank Group (WBG) has together with Sida identified the need for a mechanism that can enable investments into strategic, high-impact and low-cost SDG 17 initiatives implemented by WBG staff in partnership with non-Bank actors. To respond to this need, the WBG has in cooperation with Sida developed a concept note to launch a Bank-executed, multi-donor trust fund called "The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the SDGs". As the first donor committing to the fund, Sida is allocating SEK 63,000,000 for 2018 - 2019 for the purpose and intending to allocate an additional SEK 54,000,000 during 2020 - 2022. The overall purpose of the Partnership Fund is to target financing gaps and build operational capacity for Bank Group initiatives that promote the means of implementation for achieving the SDGs, including SDG data, research generation, new tools and methodologies, capacity-building, institutional strengthening and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Such initiatives often require a comparatively smaller financial commitment but are often overlooked as they do not necessarily align with the core mandate for other funding sources linked to specific themes or sectors. The funding will help complement scarce Bank budget resources for activities that are otherwise often left unfunded within regular operational streams. The Fund will act as a catalyst to spark further investment in the SDGs by encouraging WBG projects in support of SDG 17. The WBG is approaching other potential donors and expect several of them to make contributions as the fund is launched. Världsbanken har i dialog med Sida utvecklat en givargemensam partnerskapsfond med fokus på genomförandet av SDG 17 och främja partnerskap. Fonden svarar upp mot ett identifierat behov av finansiering för små, men strategiska initiativ för att informera policyskapare i syfte att generera stor effekt för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbarhet. Initiativet uppstod då Världsbanken vid flera tillfällen efterfrågat mindre stöd från Sida för olika ändamål i genomförandet och exekutionen av Agenda 2030 och genomförandet av de hållbara målen. Fonden förväntas att möta denna efterfrågan och samla olika insatser för stöd till genomförandet på ett ställe för institutionellt kunskapsuppbyggande, möjlighet för duplicering av goda projekt, erfarenheter och idéer, peer-to peer learning och ekonomiska skalfördelar i genomförande. Sida har fört nära dialog med Världsbanken och påverkat fondens utveckling till att även inkludera aktörer utanför Världsbanksgruppen och Världsbanksgruppen inkom med en formell förfrågan (Concept Note) i april 2018, vilken sedan har utvecklats vidare till den nu föreslagna fonden. Genom en givargemensam fond kring medel för genomförande av Agenda 2030 och hållbarhetsmålen (SDGs) kommer fonden ha en samlande funktion för kunskapsdrivna instrument som är centrala för förstärka hållbarhet i dess tre dimensioner i Agenda 2030. Sida är den första givaren till fonden och åtagit sig att bidra med SEK 63 000 000 under perioden 2018 - 2019. Sida har för avsikt att allokera ytterligare SEK 54 000 000 för perioden 2020 - 2022. Fondens syfte är att stärka kapacitets- och kunskapsutveckling, metodutveckling, innovation, data och statistik och fattigdomsanalys i Bankgruppens arbete med Agenda 2030. Fonden bedöms vara ett kostnadseffektivt instrument som samlar mindre och flexibla initiativ som annars inte ryms inom Världsbanksgruppens större program, eller givarens begränsningar kring administration. Den givargemensamma fonden är utformad för att komplettera andra Agenda 2030-fonder inom FN som kanaliserar medel till genomförande på landnivå. Fonden avser att främja ett integrerat arbetssätt inom Världsbanksgruppen, nya metoder inom Världsbanken som i partnerskap med andra aktörer och där skapa synergier mellan olika program och bidra till ett ökat globalt lärande. Världsbanksgruppen är i dialog med andra potentiella givare och har goda förhoppningar om allokeringar när fonden är lanserad. Detta är tillsammans med projektets utveckling av spridande av projektkunskap och lärande i land-till-land och regionala dimensioner av särskilt intresse för Sida att följa i dialog med Världsbanksgruppen (Detta gäller även FN och VBGs samverkan inom implementeringen av de hållbara målen). Build and strengthen capacity and awareness among actors and institutions for implementing the SDGs; Stimulate the development of strategic analytical tools for solving SDG challenges; Promote multi-stakeholder partnerships, both internal within the Bank Group and with non-Bank Group stakeholders, recognizing that partnerships underpin all other objectives. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 26000000 18000000 0 0 26000000 0 18000000 0 44000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 26000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 18000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved opportunities and enhanced capacity by actors in partner countries to implement, follow up and participate in global dialogue on Agenda 2030 Förbättrade möjligheter och stärkt kapacitet för aktörer i partnerländer att genomföra, följa upp och delta i global dialog om Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12318-12318A0103 Sweden The World Bank Group (WBG) has together with Sida identified the need for a mechanism that can enable investments into strategic, high-impact and low-cost SDG 17 initiatives implemented by WBG staff in partnership with non-Bank actors. To respond to this need, the WBG has in cooperation with Sida developed a concept note to launch a Bank-executed, multi-donor trust fund called "The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the SDGs". As the first donor committing to the fund, Sida is allocating SEK 63,000,000 for 2018 - 2019 for the purpose and intending to allocate an additional SEK 54,000,000 during 2020 - 2022. The overall purpose of the Partnership Fund is to target financing gaps and build operational capacity for Bank Group initiatives that promote the means of implementation for achieving the SDGs, including SDG data, research generation, new tools and methodologies, capacity-building, institutional strengthening and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Such initiatives often require a comparatively smaller financial commitment but are often overlooked as they do not necessarily align with the core mandate for other funding sources linked to specific themes or sectors. The funding will help complement scarce Bank budget resources for activities that are otherwise often left unfunded within regular operational streams. The Fund will act as a catalyst to spark further investment in the SDGs by encouraging WBG projects in support of SDG 17. The WBG is approaching other potential donors and expect several of them to make contributions as the fund is launched. Världsbanken har i dialog med Sida utvecklat en givargemensam partnerskapsfond med fokus på genomförandet av SDG 17 och främja partnerskap. Fonden svarar upp mot ett identifierat behov av finansiering för små, men strategiska initiativ för att informera policyskapare i syfte att generera stor effekt för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbarhet. Initiativet uppstod då Världsbanken vid flera tillfällen efterfrågat mindre stöd från Sida för olika ändamål i genomförandet och exekutionen av Agenda 2030 och genomförandet av de hållbara målen. Fonden förväntas att möta denna efterfrågan och samla olika insatser för stöd till genomförandet på ett ställe för institutionellt kunskapsuppbyggande, möjlighet för duplicering av goda projekt, erfarenheter och idéer, peer-to peer learning och ekonomiska skalfördelar i genomförande. Sida har fört nära dialog med Världsbanken och påverkat fondens utveckling till att även inkludera aktörer utanför Världsbanksgruppen och Världsbanksgruppen inkom med en formell förfrågan (Concept Note) i april 2018, vilken sedan har utvecklats vidare till den nu föreslagna fonden. Genom en givargemensam fond kring medel för genomförande av Agenda 2030 och hållbarhetsmålen (SDGs) kommer fonden ha en samlande funktion för kunskapsdrivna instrument som är centrala för förstärka hållbarhet i dess tre dimensioner i Agenda 2030. Sida är den första givaren till fonden och åtagit sig att bidra med SEK 63 000 000 under perioden 2018 - 2019. Sida har för avsikt att allokera ytterligare SEK 54 000 000 för perioden 2020 - 2022. Fondens syfte är att stärka kapacitets- och kunskapsutveckling, metodutveckling, innovation, data och statistik och fattigdomsanalys i Bankgruppens arbete med Agenda 2030. Fonden bedöms vara ett kostnadseffektivt instrument som samlar mindre och flexibla initiativ som annars inte ryms inom Världsbanksgruppens större program, eller givarens begränsningar kring administration. Den givargemensamma fonden är utformad för att komplettera andra Agenda 2030-fonder inom FN som kanaliserar medel till genomförande på landnivå. Fonden avser att främja ett integrerat arbetssätt inom Världsbanksgruppen, nya metoder inom Världsbanken som i partnerskap med andra aktörer och där skapa synergier mellan olika program och bidra till ett ökat globalt lärande. Världsbanksgruppen är i dialog med andra potentiella givare och har goda förhoppningar om allokeringar när fonden är lanserad. Detta är tillsammans med projektets utveckling av spridande av projektkunskap och lärande i land-till-land och regionala dimensioner av särskilt intresse för Sida att följa i dialog med Världsbanksgruppen (Detta gäller även FN och VBGs samverkan inom implementeringen av de hållbara målen). Build and strengthen capacity and awareness among actors and institutions for implementing the SDGs; Stimulate the development of strategic analytical tools for solving SDG challenges; Promote multi-stakeholder partnerships, both internal within the Bank Group and with non-Bank Group stakeholders, recognizing that partnerships underpin all other objectives. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 48000000 0 18000000 30000000 48000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 18000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 30000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12320 Sweden International Vaccine Institute, IVI, was established in 1997 as a multilateral research institute which develops vaccines in order to reduce the burden of poverty-related disease. IVI offers technical assistance to vaccine producers and regulators in low- and lower-middle-income countries, and maintains an international network of collaborating research institutions. Sida has supported IVI since 2002, and provides non-earmarked program support to IVI's strategy implementation together with South Corea and India. International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral forskningsorganisation som grundades 1997. Verksamheten inriktas på att producera vacciner som motverkar infektioner som drabbar de som lever i fattigdom, i synnerhet diarré- och luftvägssjukdomar. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC). Institutet har samarbete med cirka 40 partners runtom i världen, vilka inkluderar forskningsinstitutioner och universitet, regeringar, läkemedelsföretag och vaccintillverkare. Dessa globala samarbeten och partnerskap bidrar till att säkerställa hållbar tillgång av effektiva och prisvärda vacciner för människor som lever i fattigdom. Sida har stött IVI sedan 2002, och är idag tillsammans med Sydkorea och Indien de givare som ger brett programstöd till institutets verksamhetsplan (se bilaga i avtalsutkast). Övergripande International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral organisation utan vinstintresse som utvecklar vaccin mot sjukdomar som främst berör människor som lever i fattigdom. Institutet är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och etablerades på initiativ av UNDP. Utvecklade vaccinprocesser förs vidare genom teknologiöverföring och uppskalningsstöd till kommersiella företag vilka därefter tillverkar vaccinet. IVI stödjer också länder genom att ta fram data och genomföra studier för att landet ska implementera vaccinationsprogram. Institutet har som främsta syfte att utveckla vaccin för låginkomstländer, för att därigenom främja en förbättrad global folkhälsa. Genom vaccination och dess minskning av sjukdomsbördan finns en rad positiva effekter för samhället i stort. Exempelvis har man funnit att vaccination förbättrar skolresultaten/IQ, ökar överlevnad hos barn, ökad föräldrarnas produktivitet och förebygger fattigdom. IVI arbetar med vaccin på huvudsakligen fyra olika sätt, genom att i) forska framtagning av vaccin; ii) utveckla produktutveckling i partnerskap; iii) leverera - delta i vaccinationskampanjer, samarbeta med hälsoministerier för att ta fram policies och strategier för vaccinationer; och iv) kapacitetsutveckling kurser och samarbeten för forskare och övrig hälsopersonal. IVI:s forskning tillämpas av globala organisationer som GAVI Alliance, WHO och UNICEF, och IVI tillhandahåller forskningsdata som underlag för policy på både landnivå och global nivå. Institutet har idag verksamhet i ett 40-tal länder runtom i världen, varav cirka hälften finns i Afrika och resten i Latinamerika och Syd- och Centralasien. I och med etableringen av ett europeiskt regionskontor i Stockholm ökar nu IVI:s verksamhet i främst Afrika men även i Latinamerika. IVI bistår WHO med expertis och har till skillnad från WHO den juridiska möjligheten att samarbeta med industrin. IVI fyller därmed en viktig global funktion, och är den enda av sitt slag. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan starten 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC) och har sedan 2002 bidragit till organisationen med icke öronmärkt stöd. Mål under pågående fas En ny strategi har arbetats fram för 2022-2026, med IVIs vision utvecklingsländer fria från infektionssjukdomar och uppdrag att "upptäcka, utveckla och leverera säkra, effektiva och överkomliga vaccin inom global folkhälsa". För att åstadkomma detta, utvecklar IVI vaccin mot infektionssjukdomar som har begränsad kommersiell potential och som är av stor vikt för global folkhälsa. IVI använder sig av en unik modell för utveckling av vaccin, vilket påvisas av just koleravaccinet. IVI främjar även länders genomförande av vaccinationsprogram. I sin utvecklingsportfölj har IVI 2023 bland annat följande vaccin: inaktiverat oralt koleravaccin, kolera konjugatvaccin, Vi-DT tyfoid konjugatvaccin, Schistosomavaccin, icke-tyfoid salmonellavaccin, Hepatit A-vaccin och Shigellavaccin. Under pågående fas förväntas IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkas ytterligare, med ökad effektivitet, fler vaccin i klinisk fas och ökat genomslag i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Medical research COVID-19 control Infectious disease control Health, General Basic Health Stora förändringar skedde under projektfasen 2020-2024, inte minst till följd av covid-19-pandemin. Även om IVI inte själva utvecklade vaccin mot covid-19, innebar pandemin att vikten av vaccin tydliggjordes och stora anslag möjliggjordes inom fältet. IVI:s generaldirektör blev en central figur i media, främst i Asien men syntes till och med i svensk media. Inte minst blev den ojämlika tillgången till vaccin och andra hälsoprodukter uppenbar, och IVI är en stark förespråkare och drivande inom vaccindiplomati, nämligen behovet av gränsöverskridande vaccinsamarbete inom forskning för att tillgodose hela världens behov. Utöver dessa globala skeenden, pågick mycket också inom organisationen och inom ramen för deras forskning och utveckling. Urval projektresultat 2020-2024 Under senare år har IVI tagit fram evidens för att en dos vaccin mot humant papillomavirus (HPV) är tillräcklig för ett fullgott skydd mot sjukdomen, vilket förändrade WHO:s rekommendationer och fler länder nu har råd att genomföra vaccinationsprogram. IVI initierade de första kliniska vaccinstudierna någonsin i Madagaskar, först med ett covid-19-vaccin i fas tre, därefter ett tyfoidvaccin för barn i fas tre och ett schistosomavaccin i fas 1b och 2a. De har tagit ett nytt tyfoidvaccin hela vägen från forskning till godkännande i flera länder och pre-kvalificering av WHO. IVI ingår även i studier av hepatit E-vaccin för gravida kvinnor, som är värst drabbade av sjukdomen. Tidigare har vaccinet aldrig testats på gravida kvinnor och har därför inte använts, trots att just gravida kvinnor är de mest utsatta. Hittills har man överfört teknologin för tillverkning av koleravaccinet till företag i Korea, Bangladesh, Indien, Vietnam och pågående till Sydafrika och förhoppningsvis Ghana. Koleravaccinet har också vidareutvecklats och teknologin för den senaste varianten, OCV-S, förs nu över till två företag (Indien och Sydafrika). Med detta har produktionseffektiviteten ökat med 40% och man kommer att kunna möta behovet av koleravaccin i högre grad framöver. Teknologin för att framställa tyfoidvaccinet som nyligen godkänts har förts över till företag i Indonesien. Man har faciliterat överföring av ett annat tyfoidvaccin från Indien till Pakistan, och denguevaccin från USA till Brasilien. Överföringen av koleravaccinet till bangladeshiska företaget Incepta är extra anmärkningsvärt. Tekniköverföringen var en lång och krävande process (påbörjade innan 2020), men idag finns ett vaccin som godkänts av bangladeshiska läkemedelsverket och den inhemska marknaden har blivit oberoende av importerade vaccin. Utöver att befolkningen har större tillgång till vaccin, har företaget stärkts och bidrar till ekonomisk tillväxt i landet. Då många låg- och medelinkomstländer (LMIC) har begränsad kapacitet att beräkna möjliga hälsovinster i relation till kostnad av sjukdom, ger IVI stöd till ministerier och myndigheter för att avgöra när, var och till vem vaccination ska bekostas av offentliga medel. IVI arbetar även med uppföljningsstudier, epidemiologi, sjukdomsövervakning och vaccinationseffektivitet. I samarbete med länderna genomför de även massvaccinationskampanjer, ofta kopplat till studier inom tex effektivitet i olika åldersgrupper. Man har även ökat sin portfölj avseende antimikrobiell resistens avsevärt. Kapacitetsutveckling IVI har under perioden gjort stora satsningar inom kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter och bidrar till att lokal kapacitet runt vaccinutveckling och tillverkning stärks i allt fler länder. Detta är av stor vikt nu när allt fler länder, främst i Afrika, vill ta sig an utveckling och tillverkning av vaccin. IVI har en mycket viktig roll i denna utveckling, baserat på sitt globala uppdrag och sin långa erfarenhet i sammanhanget. Kapacitetstärkandet sker på flera sätt och i allt högre grad i samarbete med WHO och Europa: - genom att överföra teknologier och att ge teknisk assistens till vaccintillverkningsindustrin i samarbetsländer. - genom teknisk assistens till nationella regulatoriska myndigheter; - genom kapacitetsstärkande forskningssamarbeten inom områden från good clinical practice till övervakning och rapportering genom infektionssjukdomar. - genom IVIs årliga internationella vaccinkurs med deltagare från hela världen. Över 5000 deltagare från LMICs tagit kursen. Nu sker den i samarbete med Karolinska instiutet och University of Rwanda i hybridformat. - I samarbete med WHO genomför IVI kurser Global Training Hub for Biomanufacturing sedan ett par år. 1005 personer har tränats på plats, och över 2 100 online. - Under fältprojekten involverar IVI alltid lokal expertis, dels från relevanta myndigheter och offentliga sektorn, dels från akademin och från sjukhusen/klinikerna. I allt högre grad är det landets egna forskare som leder projekten, och forskningsgrupperna består av främst landets egna forskare och vårdpersonal. På sikt bygger de därigenom en stark lokal resursbas. Ibland ingår ytterligare kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter såsom kurser och arbete på kliniska forskningscentra i andra länder. Institutionell utveckling I början av 20-talet fick IVI stöd av Boston Consulting Group för att utveckla organisationen till en starkare och mer hållbar global spelare. Som resultat av detta, satsar IVI på att etablera sig i fler världsdelar och att ingå formella partnerskap med fler aktörer. Genom att etablera sig på fler ställen i världen kommer de ifråga också när det gäller finansiering från exempelvis EDCTP, EU Horizon och blir mer självklara val för finansiärer som Wellcome Trust och CEPI. I juni 2024 fick IVI sin första medlem från ett G7-land, Frankrike, en milstolpe för IVI. Då IVI har gått in i ett nytt skede har deras styrning behövts anpassas. Man har kvar, som tidigare, både sin styrelse och sitt vetenskapliga råd, och man har utökat styrningen och rådgivningen med ytterligare strukturer. Sverige och svenskar finns representerade i flertalet instanser. Board of Trustees (BOT): Sverige har en representant i styrelsen, vilket är en stor fördel då det ger god insyn i IVI:s verksamhet samt en möjlighet att lyfta svenska värderingar. Under projektperioden var vår representant mycket aktiv och bidrog till att IVI antog en jämställdhetspolicy, etablerade sitt europakontor i Sverige, med mera. Vetenskapligt råd (SAG) består av 13 internationella experter som stöttar IVI och IVIs styrelse i vetenskapliga prioriteringar och rekommendationer. En svensk forskare ingår i egen person. Rådet är mera aktivt nu än för fem år sedan. Global Advisory Group of Experts (GAGE) är ny sedan 2022 och har till uppgift att rådgiva BOT och IVI, samt att bidra med globala nätverk. GAGE:s ordförande är Anders Nordström (i egen person), Sveriges tidigare ambassadör för global hälsa. Global Council (GC) är aktivt sedan 2023 och består av medlemsländers representanter, inklusive Sverige. Under projektperioden genomgick institutet en miljökonsekvensanalys med stöd från Sidas miljöhelpdesk, vilket resulterade i en rad förändringar i både IVIs lokaler och i deras policyer. Detta bidrar till lägre klimatavtryck. IVI fick också stöd av Sidas helpdesk för jämställdhet och tog fram en policy som, med stöd av den svenska representanten, antogs av styrelsen. Sedan dess rankas organisationen högre i analys av internationella organisationer inom global hälsa (Global Health 50/50). IVI:s huvudkontor är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och har sedan 2021 expanderat sin permanenta närvaro genom: i) tre IVI samarbetscentra i Afrika under 2021: Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) i Ghana, the University of Antananarivo i Madagaskar, och Armauer Hansen Research Institute (AHRI) i Etiopien. Syftet med samarbetena är att engagera sig i gemensamma forskningsprojekt och att stärka lokal forskningskapacitet. ii) 2022 lanserades IVI:s Europe Regional Office (IERO) i Stockholm och ett landkontor i Österrike. Genom dessa möjliggörs närmare samarbete med europeiska, internationella (som WHO, CEPI) och afrikanska aktörer. iii) 2023 etablerade IVI ett kontor i Hong Kong specifikt för ett stort projekt ihop med Hong Kong universitet och Cambridge. iv) 2025 öppnades IVI:s Africa Regional Office (IARO) i Kigali och ett landkontor kommer att öppnas under 2025 i Kenya som håller ihop projektet Advancing Vaccine End-to-End Capabilities in Africa Initiative (AVEC-Africa). Sedan förra beredningen har IVI expanderat sin verksamhet i främst Afrika, Oceanien och Latinamerika, även om det redan tidigare fanns en rad samarbeten. Man är fortsatt aktiv i Asien. Utöver detta har IVI ett stort globalt nätverk av samarbetspartners på projektbasis. Därmed har IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkts avsevärt sedan 2020. Nu har IVI sitt främsta fokus på att stärka sin närvaro i Afrika. Genom EU Global Gateway Team Europe Initiative MAV finns ett samarbete via svenska ambassaden i Rwanda för att stärka forskningskapacitet och vaccinutveckling, samt att uppgradera inför kliniska prövningar. IVI ingår som en viktig samarbetspartner. Breddad finansieringsbas IVIs finansiella situation har förändrats drastiskt, mycket till följd av covid-19 pandemin och de har ungefär tre gånger större budget nu än i när vårt pågående avtal ingicks. Dock är finansieringen i första hand öronmärkt för specifika projekt, vilket gör det svårt för organisationen att göra strategiska, långsiktiga satsningar såsom etableringen i Afrika. Därför är svenskt stöd fortsatt mycket viktigt. Från att Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation länge varit en av de absolut största givarna, har IVI numera diversifierat sin finansieringsbas, både vad gäller statlig finansiering och andra finansiärer. Under perioden har Sida stöttat IVI att öka intaget av indirekta kostnader i projektbudgeten ("overhead") då vissa finansiärer tidigare inte godkände den typen av kostnader. Nu har de ett minimum på 15% i indirekta kostnader. Till stor del lyckades detta genom Sida's aktiva deltagande i nätverket för hälsoforskningsfinansiering Essence, baserat på TDR/WHO. Svenska UD har bidragit till etableringen av IVI:s europakontor i Sverige. Detta strategiska stöd är värt att nämna, då varje krona från UD resulterat i 17 kronor i anslag. Ingen liknande beräkning finns för Sidas stöd (som inte är lika lätt att spåra då det är ett kärnstöd) men utväxlingen är sannolikt lika stor. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12320-12320A0101 Sweden International Vaccine Institute, IVI, was established in 1997 as a multilateral research institute which develops vaccines in order to reduce the burden of poverty-related disease. IVI offers technical assistance to vaccine producers and regulators in low- and lower-middle-income countries, and maintains an international network of collaborating research institutions. Sida has supported IVI since 2002, and provides non-earmarked program support to IVI's strategy implementation together with South Corea and India. International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral forskningsorganisation som grundades 1997. Verksamheten inriktas på att producera vacciner som motverkar infektioner som drabbar de som lever i fattigdom, i synnerhet diarré- och luftvägssjukdomar. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC). Institutet har samarbete med cirka 40 partners runtom i världen, vilka inkluderar forskningsinstitutioner och universitet, regeringar, läkemedelsföretag och vaccintillverkare. Dessa globala samarbeten och partnerskap bidrar till att säkerställa hållbar tillgång av effektiva och prisvärda vacciner för människor som lever i fattigdom. Sida har stött IVI sedan 2002, och är idag tillsammans med Sydkorea och Indien de givare som ger brett programstöd till institutets verksamhetsplan (se bilaga i avtalsutkast). Övergripande International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral organisation utan vinstintresse som utvecklar vaccin mot sjukdomar som främst berör människor som lever i fattigdom. Institutet är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och etablerades på initiativ av UNDP. Utvecklade vaccinprocesser förs vidare genom teknologiöverföring och uppskalningsstöd till kommersiella företag vilka därefter tillverkar vaccinet. IVI stödjer också länder genom att ta fram data och genomföra studier för att landet ska implementera vaccinationsprogram. Institutet har som främsta syfte att utveckla vaccin för låginkomstländer, för att därigenom främja en förbättrad global folkhälsa. Genom vaccination och dess minskning av sjukdomsbördan finns en rad positiva effekter för samhället i stort. Exempelvis har man funnit att vaccination förbättrar skolresultaten/IQ, ökar överlevnad hos barn, ökad föräldrarnas produktivitet och förebygger fattigdom. IVI arbetar med vaccin på huvudsakligen fyra olika sätt, genom att i) forska framtagning av vaccin; ii) utveckla produktutveckling i partnerskap; iii) leverera - delta i vaccinationskampanjer, samarbeta med hälsoministerier för att ta fram policies och strategier för vaccinationer; och iv) kapacitetsutveckling kurser och samarbeten för forskare och övrig hälsopersonal. IVI:s forskning tillämpas av globala organisationer som GAVI Alliance, WHO och UNICEF, och IVI tillhandahåller forskningsdata som underlag för policy på både landnivå och global nivå. Institutet har idag verksamhet i ett 40-tal länder runtom i världen, varav cirka hälften finns i Afrika och resten i Latinamerika och Syd- och Centralasien. I och med etableringen av ett europeiskt regionskontor i Stockholm ökar nu IVI:s verksamhet i främst Afrika men även i Latinamerika. IVI bistår WHO med expertis och har till skillnad från WHO den juridiska möjligheten att samarbeta med industrin. IVI fyller därmed en viktig global funktion, och är den enda av sitt slag. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan starten 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC) och har sedan 2002 bidragit till organisationen med icke öronmärkt stöd. Mål under pågående fas En ny strategi har arbetats fram för 2022-2026, med IVIs vision utvecklingsländer fria från infektionssjukdomar och uppdrag att "upptäcka, utveckla och leverera säkra, effektiva och överkomliga vaccin inom global folkhälsa". För att åstadkomma detta, utvecklar IVI vaccin mot infektionssjukdomar som har begränsad kommersiell potential och som är av stor vikt för global folkhälsa. IVI använder sig av en unik modell för utveckling av vaccin, vilket påvisas av just koleravaccinet. IVI främjar även länders genomförande av vaccinationsprogram. I sin utvecklingsportfölj har IVI 2023 bland annat följande vaccin: inaktiverat oralt koleravaccin, kolera konjugatvaccin, Vi-DT tyfoid konjugatvaccin, Schistosomavaccin, icke-tyfoid salmonellavaccin, Hepatit A-vaccin och Shigellavaccin. Under pågående fas förväntas IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkas ytterligare, med ökad effektivitet, fler vaccin i klinisk fas och ökat genomslag i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer. Sweden IVI/International Vaccine Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IVI/International Vaccine Institute 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 10000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 5000000 25000000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 10000000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 10000000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 5000000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Reinforcement of the role of universities and their contribution to innovation processes and systems Förstärkning av universitetens roll och bidrag till innovationsprocesser och -system Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12320-12320A0102 Sweden International Vaccine Institute, IVI, was established in 1997 as a multilateral research institute which develops vaccines in order to reduce the burden of poverty-related disease. IVI offers technical assistance to vaccine producers and regulators in low- and lower-middle-income countries, and maintains an international network of collaborating research institutions. Sida has supported IVI since 2002, and provides non-earmarked program support to IVI's strategy implementation together with South Corea and India. International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral forskningsorganisation som grundades 1997. Verksamheten inriktas på att producera vacciner som motverkar infektioner som drabbar de som lever i fattigdom, i synnerhet diarré- och luftvägssjukdomar. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC). Institutet har samarbete med cirka 40 partners runtom i världen, vilka inkluderar forskningsinstitutioner och universitet, regeringar, läkemedelsföretag och vaccintillverkare. Dessa globala samarbeten och partnerskap bidrar till att säkerställa hållbar tillgång av effektiva och prisvärda vacciner för människor som lever i fattigdom. Sida har stött IVI sedan 2002, och är idag tillsammans med Sydkorea och Indien de givare som ger brett programstöd till institutets verksamhetsplan (se bilaga i avtalsutkast). Övergripande International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral organisation utan vinstintresse som utvecklar vaccin mot sjukdomar som främst berör människor som lever i fattigdom. Institutet är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och etablerades på initiativ av UNDP. Utvecklade vaccinprocesser förs vidare genom teknologiöverföring och uppskalningsstöd till kommersiella företag vilka därefter tillverkar vaccinet. IVI stödjer också länder genom att ta fram data och genomföra studier för att landet ska implementera vaccinationsprogram. Institutet har som främsta syfte att utveckla vaccin för låginkomstländer, för att därigenom främja en förbättrad global folkhälsa. Genom vaccination och dess minskning av sjukdomsbördan finns en rad positiva effekter för samhället i stort. Exempelvis har man funnit att vaccination förbättrar skolresultaten/IQ, ökar överlevnad hos barn, ökad föräldrarnas produktivitet och förebygger fattigdom. IVI arbetar med vaccin på huvudsakligen fyra olika sätt, genom att i) forska framtagning av vaccin; ii) utveckla produktutveckling i partnerskap; iii) leverera - delta i vaccinationskampanjer, samarbeta med hälsoministerier för att ta fram policies och strategier för vaccinationer; och iv) kapacitetsutveckling kurser och samarbeten för forskare och övrig hälsopersonal. IVI:s forskning tillämpas av globala organisationer som GAVI Alliance, WHO och UNICEF, och IVI tillhandahåller forskningsdata som underlag för policy på både landnivå och global nivå. Institutet har idag verksamhet i ett 40-tal länder runtom i världen, varav cirka hälften finns i Afrika och resten i Latinamerika och Syd- och Centralasien. I och med etableringen av ett europeiskt regionskontor i Stockholm ökar nu IVI:s verksamhet i främst Afrika men även i Latinamerika. IVI bistår WHO med expertis och har till skillnad från WHO den juridiska möjligheten att samarbeta med industrin. IVI fyller därmed en viktig global funktion, och är den enda av sitt slag. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan starten 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC) och har sedan 2002 bidragit till organisationen med icke öronmärkt stöd. Mål under pågående fas En ny strategi har arbetats fram för 2022-2026, med IVIs vision utvecklingsländer fria från infektionssjukdomar och uppdrag att "upptäcka, utveckla och leverera säkra, effektiva och överkomliga vaccin inom global folkhälsa". För att åstadkomma detta, utvecklar IVI vaccin mot infektionssjukdomar som har begränsad kommersiell potential och som är av stor vikt för global folkhälsa. IVI använder sig av en unik modell för utveckling av vaccin, vilket påvisas av just koleravaccinet. IVI främjar även länders genomförande av vaccinationsprogram. I sin utvecklingsportfölj har IVI 2023 bland annat följande vaccin: inaktiverat oralt koleravaccin, kolera konjugatvaccin, Vi-DT tyfoid konjugatvaccin, Schistosomavaccin, icke-tyfoid salmonellavaccin, Hepatit A-vaccin och Shigellavaccin. Under pågående fas förväntas IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkas ytterligare, med ökad effektivitet, fler vaccin i klinisk fas och ökat genomslag i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer. Sweden IVI/International Vaccine Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IVI/International Vaccine Institute 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6200000 6200000 6200000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 6200000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Findings from national and regional research have a greater impact on international research Resultat från nationell och regional forskning får ökat genomslag i internationell forskning Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12320-12320A0103 Sweden International Vaccine Institute, IVI, was established in 1997 as a multilateral research institute which develops vaccines in order to reduce the burden of poverty-related disease. IVI offers technical assistance to vaccine producers and regulators in low- and lower-middle-income countries, and maintains an international network of collaborating research institutions. Sida has supported IVI since 2002, and provides non-earmarked program support to IVI's strategy implementation together with South Corea and India. International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral forskningsorganisation som grundades 1997. Verksamheten inriktas på att producera vacciner som motverkar infektioner som drabbar de som lever i fattigdom, i synnerhet diarré- och luftvägssjukdomar. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC). Institutet har samarbete med cirka 40 partners runtom i världen, vilka inkluderar forskningsinstitutioner och universitet, regeringar, läkemedelsföretag och vaccintillverkare. Dessa globala samarbeten och partnerskap bidrar till att säkerställa hållbar tillgång av effektiva och prisvärda vacciner för människor som lever i fattigdom. Sida har stött IVI sedan 2002, och är idag tillsammans med Sydkorea och Indien de givare som ger brett programstöd till institutets verksamhetsplan (se bilaga i avtalsutkast). Övergripande International Vaccine Institute, IVI, är en multilateral organisation utan vinstintresse som utvecklar vaccin mot sjukdomar som främst berör människor som lever i fattigdom. Institutet är beläget i Seoul, Sydkorea, och etablerades på initiativ av UNDP. Utvecklade vaccinprocesser förs vidare genom teknologiöverföring och uppskalningsstöd till kommersiella företag vilka därefter tillverkar vaccinet. IVI stödjer också länder genom att ta fram data och genomföra studier för att landet ska implementera vaccinationsprogram. Institutet har som främsta syfte att utveckla vaccin för låginkomstländer, för att därigenom främja en förbättrad global folkhälsa. Genom vaccination och dess minskning av sjukdomsbördan finns en rad positiva effekter för samhället i stort. Exempelvis har man funnit att vaccination förbättrar skolresultaten/IQ, ökar överlevnad hos barn, ökad föräldrarnas produktivitet och förebygger fattigdom. IVI arbetar med vaccin på huvudsakligen fyra olika sätt, genom att i) forska framtagning av vaccin; ii) utveckla produktutveckling i partnerskap; iii) leverera - delta i vaccinationskampanjer, samarbeta med hälsoministerier för att ta fram policies och strategier för vaccinationer; och iv) kapacitetsutveckling kurser och samarbeten för forskare och övrig hälsopersonal. IVI:s forskning tillämpas av globala organisationer som GAVI Alliance, WHO och UNICEF, och IVI tillhandahåller forskningsdata som underlag för policy på både landnivå och global nivå. Institutet har idag verksamhet i ett 40-tal länder runtom i världen, varav cirka hälften finns i Afrika och resten i Latinamerika och Syd- och Centralasien. I och med etableringen av ett europeiskt regionskontor i Stockholm ökar nu IVI:s verksamhet i främst Afrika men även i Latinamerika. IVI bistår WHO med expertis och har till skillnad från WHO den juridiska möjligheten att samarbeta med industrin. IVI fyller därmed en viktig global funktion, och är den enda av sitt slag. Sverige är signatärstat och medlem i IVI sedan starten 1997 (Regeringsbeslut 1996-12-19, UD96/1555/GC) och har sedan 2002 bidragit till organisationen med icke öronmärkt stöd. Mål under pågående fas En ny strategi har arbetats fram för 2022-2026, med IVIs vision utvecklingsländer fria från infektionssjukdomar och uppdrag att "upptäcka, utveckla och leverera säkra, effektiva och överkomliga vaccin inom global folkhälsa". För att åstadkomma detta, utvecklar IVI vaccin mot infektionssjukdomar som har begränsad kommersiell potential och som är av stor vikt för global folkhälsa. IVI använder sig av en unik modell för utveckling av vaccin, vilket påvisas av just koleravaccinet. IVI främjar även länders genomförande av vaccinationsprogram. I sin utvecklingsportfölj har IVI 2023 bland annat följande vaccin: inaktiverat oralt koleravaccin, kolera konjugatvaccin, Vi-DT tyfoid konjugatvaccin, Schistosomavaccin, icke-tyfoid salmonellavaccin, Hepatit A-vaccin och Shigellavaccin. Under pågående fas förväntas IVIs kapacitet och närvaro i LMICs stärkas ytterligare, med ökad effektivitet, fler vaccin i klinisk fas och ökat genomslag i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer. Sweden IVI/International Vaccine Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IVI/International Vaccine Institute 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 6000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 3000000 0 3000000 0 0 3300000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 7700000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 1500000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 3500000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 2100000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 900000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 900000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute 2100000 IVI/International Vaccine Institute Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12381 Sweden The State Statistical office of North Macedonia (further SSO) has the responsibility to produce official statistics in the country, to coordinate the National Statistical System and international cooperation in the field of statistics. SSO has also an important support role to provide official statistics related to the EU negotiations. The project “Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia” is jointly prepared by SSO and SCB, with an overall project goal to increase user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards improved efficiency of the statistical production; increased range and improved quality of statistical production; improved communications and strengthened coordination of the National Statistical System (NSS), and improved efficiency of human resource management within the organization. Users increased confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data will enable the state institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy, North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18, and the European Statistics Code of Practice), and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). Nordmakedoniens statliga statistikkontor (vidare SSO) ansvarar för officiell statistik, för samordning av det statistiska systemet och internationellt samarbete inom statistikområdet. SSO är ett viktigt stöd genom den officiella statistik de tillhandahåller och som kopplas till EU-förhandlingar. Projektet ”Ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i Nordmakedonien” har utarbetats gemensamt av SSO och SCB, med det övergripande projektmålet att öka användarnas förtroende för Nordmakedonien, med hjälp av ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i landet. För att bidra till att det övergripande målet uppnås kommer projektet att arbeta för att: förbättra effektiviteten i framställningen av statistik; öka utbudet och förbättra kvaliteten på framställningen av statistisk; förbättra kommunikationen och stärka samordningen av det Nationella Statistiksystemet (NSS) och förbättra effektiviteten när det gäller personalhantering inom organisationen. Användarnas ökade förtroende för statikuppgifternas korrekthet och tillförlitlighet förväntas göra det möjligt för statliga institutioner att förbereda sin socialpolitik; för forskare och icke-statliga organisationer att använda uppgifterna för att argumentera för de fattigas rättigheter. Samtidigt kommer SSO att uppfylla befintliga EU-krav (2019 års meddelande om EU:s utvidgningspolitik, Nordmakedonienrapporten - kapitel 18, och Riktlinjer för europeisk statistik) och Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 och SDG 17). The project Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia, is about partnership cooperation between the Statistics Sweden and the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia. The overall project goal is to reach increased user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards the following outcomes: - improved efficiency of the statistical production process; - increased range and improved quality of statistical production; - improved internal and external communications; - improved efficiency of human resource management. The theory of change of the proposed intervention is as follows - IF the availability and use of official statistics in the country increases: (1) by increasing and further developing of the institutional capacity and knowledge at SSO and thereby by improving the efficiency of statistical production process; (2) as well as by increasing the range and improving the quality of statistical production; (3) by improving the communication of statistical data in the public; AND, IF SSO (4) improves efficiency of its human resource management; THEN SSO will contribute to increased users confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data. This will enable the institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data, and to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy , North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18 and European Statistics Code of Practice) and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). The project budget is 14,000,000.00 SEK for the period September 2019 - June 2023. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services he following were the main achievements during the program: - A planning and monitoring instrument was brought forward, summarizing SSOs statistics production on the level of departments, sectors, and the entire office. The instrument gives SSO an overview of how, when, and what staff is doing, and enables joint and effective planning. It also provides the opportunity to monitor timeliness, punctuality, and production volume. - An employment register was developed, including a database and a process in place to create frozen monthly versions. SSO has started to use data from the register in statistics production and fully utilized the register will increase the quality, streamline the production process, and increase the range of statistics. - The project contributed to SSO developing Producer Price Index for Services (SPPI) through assistance with survey questionnaires, index construction, and weights calculations. Indexes for three service industries were published in May 2024. - SSOs public statistical database was modernized and made available to users when SSO released an updated version of the MAKSTAT on the website. The updated version has a new design and is more user friendly. - A staff survey was developed and SSO conducted the survey twice during the project period. Management response was carried out. as well as discussions and action plans. SSO has taken several actions following the results from the staff survey. - A training program in statistical processes was developed containing several modules. SSO staff nominated as internal trainers received training in communications, presentation technique and writing. SSO carried out the training program for 38 employees. - An increase of traffic to SSO:s website with 20 % and an increase of downloads from the MAKSTAT database with 31% during the program period. Training in search engine optimization might be one reason, as well as a new more user-friendly design of the database. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12381-12381A0101 Sweden The State Statistical office of North Macedonia (further SSO) has the responsibility to produce official statistics in the country, to coordinate the National Statistical System and international cooperation in the field of statistics. SSO has also an important support role to provide official statistics related to the EU negotiations. The project “Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia” is jointly prepared by SSO and SCB, with an overall project goal to increase user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards improved efficiency of the statistical production; increased range and improved quality of statistical production; improved communications and strengthened coordination of the National Statistical System (NSS), and improved efficiency of human resource management within the organization. Users increased confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data will enable the state institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy, North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18, and the European Statistics Code of Practice), and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). Nordmakedoniens statliga statistikkontor (vidare SSO) ansvarar för officiell statistik, för samordning av det statistiska systemet och internationellt samarbete inom statistikområdet. SSO är ett viktigt stöd genom den officiella statistik de tillhandahåller och som kopplas till EU-förhandlingar. Projektet ”Ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i Nordmakedonien” har utarbetats gemensamt av SSO och SCB, med det övergripande projektmålet att öka användarnas förtroende för Nordmakedonien, med hjälp av ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i landet. För att bidra till att det övergripande målet uppnås kommer projektet att arbeta för att: förbättra effektiviteten i framställningen av statistik; öka utbudet och förbättra kvaliteten på framställningen av statistisk; förbättra kommunikationen och stärka samordningen av det Nationella Statistiksystemet (NSS) och förbättra effektiviteten när det gäller personalhantering inom organisationen. Användarnas ökade förtroende för statikuppgifternas korrekthet och tillförlitlighet förväntas göra det möjligt för statliga institutioner att förbereda sin socialpolitik; för forskare och icke-statliga organisationer att använda uppgifterna för att argumentera för de fattigas rättigheter. Samtidigt kommer SSO att uppfylla befintliga EU-krav (2019 års meddelande om EU:s utvidgningspolitik, Nordmakedonienrapporten - kapitel 18, och Riktlinjer för europeisk statistik) och Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 och SDG 17). The project Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia, is about partnership cooperation between the Statistics Sweden and the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia. The overall project goal is to reach increased user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards the following outcomes: - improved efficiency of the statistical production process; - increased range and improved quality of statistical production; - improved internal and external communications; - improved efficiency of human resource management. The theory of change of the proposed intervention is as follows - IF the availability and use of official statistics in the country increases: (1) by increasing and further developing of the institutional capacity and knowledge at SSO and thereby by improving the efficiency of statistical production process; (2) as well as by increasing the range and improving the quality of statistical production; (3) by improving the communication of statistical data in the public; AND, IF SSO (4) improves efficiency of its human resource management; THEN SSO will contribute to increased users confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data. This will enable the institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data, and to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy , North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18 and European Statistics Code of Practice) and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). The project budget is 14,000,000.00 SEK for the period September 2019 - June 2023. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 3800000 2400000 0 0 0 3800000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6200000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 3800000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2400000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12381-12381A0102 Sweden The State Statistical office of North Macedonia (further SSO) has the responsibility to produce official statistics in the country, to coordinate the National Statistical System and international cooperation in the field of statistics. SSO has also an important support role to provide official statistics related to the EU negotiations. The project “Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia” is jointly prepared by SSO and SCB, with an overall project goal to increase user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards improved efficiency of the statistical production; increased range and improved quality of statistical production; improved communications and strengthened coordination of the National Statistical System (NSS), and improved efficiency of human resource management within the organization. Users increased confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data will enable the state institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy, North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18, and the European Statistics Code of Practice), and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). Nordmakedoniens statliga statistikkontor (vidare SSO) ansvarar för officiell statistik, för samordning av det statistiska systemet och internationellt samarbete inom statistikområdet. SSO är ett viktigt stöd genom den officiella statistik de tillhandahåller och som kopplas till EU-förhandlingar. Projektet ”Ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i Nordmakedonien” har utarbetats gemensamt av SSO och SCB, med det övergripande projektmålet att öka användarnas förtroende för Nordmakedonien, med hjälp av ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i landet. För att bidra till att det övergripande målet uppnås kommer projektet att arbeta för att: förbättra effektiviteten i framställningen av statistik; öka utbudet och förbättra kvaliteten på framställningen av statistisk; förbättra kommunikationen och stärka samordningen av det Nationella Statistiksystemet (NSS) och förbättra effektiviteten när det gäller personalhantering inom organisationen. Användarnas ökade förtroende för statikuppgifternas korrekthet och tillförlitlighet förväntas göra det möjligt för statliga institutioner att förbereda sin socialpolitik; för forskare och icke-statliga organisationer att använda uppgifterna för att argumentera för de fattigas rättigheter. Samtidigt kommer SSO att uppfylla befintliga EU-krav (2019 års meddelande om EU:s utvidgningspolitik, Nordmakedonienrapporten - kapitel 18, och Riktlinjer för europeisk statistik) och Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 och SDG 17). The project Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia, is about partnership cooperation between the Statistics Sweden and the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia. The overall project goal is to reach increased user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards the following outcomes: - improved efficiency of the statistical production process; - increased range and improved quality of statistical production; - improved internal and external communications; - improved efficiency of human resource management. The theory of change of the proposed intervention is as follows - IF the availability and use of official statistics in the country increases: (1) by increasing and further developing of the institutional capacity and knowledge at SSO and thereby by improving the efficiency of statistical production process; (2) as well as by increasing the range and improving the quality of statistical production; (3) by improving the communication of statistical data in the public; AND, IF SSO (4) improves efficiency of its human resource management; THEN SSO will contribute to increased users confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data. This will enable the institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data, and to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy , North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18 and European Statistics Code of Practice) and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). The project budget is 14,000,000.00 SEK for the period September 2019 - June 2023. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 3000000 3000000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 3000000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12381-12381A0103 Sweden The State Statistical office of North Macedonia (further SSO) has the responsibility to produce official statistics in the country, to coordinate the National Statistical System and international cooperation in the field of statistics. SSO has also an important support role to provide official statistics related to the EU negotiations. The project “Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia” is jointly prepared by SSO and SCB, with an overall project goal to increase user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards improved efficiency of the statistical production; increased range and improved quality of statistical production; improved communications and strengthened coordination of the National Statistical System (NSS), and improved efficiency of human resource management within the organization. Users increased confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data will enable the state institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy, North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18, and the European Statistics Code of Practice), and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). Nordmakedoniens statliga statistikkontor (vidare SSO) ansvarar för officiell statistik, för samordning av det statistiska systemet och internationellt samarbete inom statistikområdet. SSO är ett viktigt stöd genom den officiella statistik de tillhandahåller och som kopplas till EU-förhandlingar. Projektet ”Ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i Nordmakedonien” har utarbetats gemensamt av SSO och SCB, med det övergripande projektmålet att öka användarnas förtroende för Nordmakedonien, med hjälp av ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i landet. För att bidra till att det övergripande målet uppnås kommer projektet att arbeta för att: förbättra effektiviteten i framställningen av statistik; öka utbudet och förbättra kvaliteten på framställningen av statistisk; förbättra kommunikationen och stärka samordningen av det Nationella Statistiksystemet (NSS) och förbättra effektiviteten när det gäller personalhantering inom organisationen. Användarnas ökade förtroende för statikuppgifternas korrekthet och tillförlitlighet förväntas göra det möjligt för statliga institutioner att förbereda sin socialpolitik; för forskare och icke-statliga organisationer att använda uppgifterna för att argumentera för de fattigas rättigheter. Samtidigt kommer SSO att uppfylla befintliga EU-krav (2019 års meddelande om EU:s utvidgningspolitik, Nordmakedonienrapporten - kapitel 18, och Riktlinjer för europeisk statistik) och Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 och SDG 17). The project Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia, is about partnership cooperation between the Statistics Sweden and the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia. The overall project goal is to reach increased user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards the following outcomes: - improved efficiency of the statistical production process; - increased range and improved quality of statistical production; - improved internal and external communications; - improved efficiency of human resource management. The theory of change of the proposed intervention is as follows - IF the availability and use of official statistics in the country increases: (1) by increasing and further developing of the institutional capacity and knowledge at SSO and thereby by improving the efficiency of statistical production process; (2) as well as by increasing the range and improving the quality of statistical production; (3) by improving the communication of statistical data in the public; AND, IF SSO (4) improves efficiency of its human resource management; THEN SSO will contribute to increased users confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data. This will enable the institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data, and to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy , North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18 and European Statistics Code of Practice) and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). The project budget is 14,000,000.00 SEK for the period September 2019 - June 2023. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 6300000 -12912 0 1300000 0 0 0 0 0 2584000 -12912 2416000 0 3500000 0 0 0 9787088 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 3500000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 1300000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2416000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2584000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån -12912 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12429 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to provide integrated community-based education and child protection services for returnees, Internally Displace Persons, vulnerable host communities, and children with disabilities in three provinces. The overall objective of the programme is to improve the access to inclusive quality education in emergencies, and provide a safe learning environment for conflict affected boys and girls aged from 5 to 15 years old in three provinces. The intervention will target 7,600 children (50% girls) within primary education (grade 1 to grade 3) and 5,600 children (50% girls) within a one-year community-based pre-school education in the three considered geographical areas. The priority areas of the project are: (1) focus on education of girls, vulnerable Host Communities (HC), Internally Displaced People (IDP) and returnee children; (2) support enrolment of HC, IDP and returnee children into formal schools; and (3) expand Community Based Education (CBE) and Education in Emergency (EiE) Classes; (4) Child Protection and WASH services. This intervention is highly relevant according to the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation with Afghanistan, 2014–2019 regarding access to improved schooling for girls and boys and making it possible for more girls and boys to complete their schooling. It is also related to results on strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of children to enjoy their human rights, and the result on strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services in Afghanistan. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) is the main implementer of the pogramme and will work with a local partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Save the Children Sweden is Sida's contract partner for this contribution. Sida supports the intervention by providing 24 MSEK for the implementation of the project during the period from December 2018 to May 2020. Denna insats syftar till att erbjuda utbildning och stöd till återvändande, internflyktingar, barn med funktionshinder samt andra utsatta grupper i tre provinser. Programmets övergripande mål är att öka tillgången till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och att skapa en säker lärandemiljö för de pojkar och flickor i åldern 5-15 år som drabbats av konflikter och katastrofer. Projektet beräknas erbjuda 7 600 barn (50% flickor) grundskoleutbildning (årskurs 1 till 3) och 5 600 barn (50% flickor) en ettårig förskoleutbildning. Projektets prioriterade verksamhetsområden är följande: (1) utbildning av flickor, internflyktingar, återvändande barn samt barn i utsatta samhällen; (2) stödja registrering och inkludering av barn i det formella skolsystemet; (3) utöka alternativa utbildningsformer (Community Based Education) och utbildning i konfliktområden; och (4) skapa skydd för utsatta barn samt bidra till ökad tillgång på vatten och sanitetsanrättningar i anslutning till skolan. Denna insats är högst relevant utifrån den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Afghanistan 2014-2019 avseende tillgång till förbättrad skolgång för flickor och pojkar och gör det möjligt för fler flickor och pojkar att slutföra sin skolgång. Insatsen bidrar också till ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna, med särskild inriktning på barnens möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter samt strategiresultatet att förstärka kapaciteten inom offentliga institutioner när det gäller tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) är den främsta implementeraren av programmet och kommer att arbeta tillsammans med en lokal partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Rädda Barnen Sverige är Sidas avtalspartner avseende denna insats. Sida bidrar med 24 MSEK för genomförandet av projektet under perioden från december 2018 till maj 2020. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Primary education Basic Education SE-0-SE-6-12429-12429A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to provide integrated community-based education and child protection services for returnees, Internally Displace Persons, vulnerable host communities, and children with disabilities in three provinces. The overall objective of the programme is to improve the access to inclusive quality education in emergencies, and provide a safe learning environment for conflict affected boys and girls aged from 5 to 15 years old in three provinces. The intervention will target 7,600 children (50% girls) within primary education (grade 1 to grade 3) and 5,600 children (50% girls) within a one-year community-based pre-school education in the three considered geographical areas. The priority areas of the project are: (1) focus on education of girls, vulnerable Host Communities (HC), Internally Displaced People (IDP) and returnee children; (2) support enrolment of HC, IDP and returnee children into formal schools; and (3) expand Community Based Education (CBE) and Education in Emergency (EiE) Classes; (4) Child Protection and WASH services. This intervention is highly relevant according to the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation with Afghanistan, 2014–2019 regarding access to improved schooling for girls and boys and making it possible for more girls and boys to complete their schooling. It is also related to results on strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of children to enjoy their human rights, and the result on strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services in Afghanistan. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) is the main implementer of the pogramme and will work with a local partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Save the Children Sweden is Sida's contract partner for this contribution. Sida supports the intervention by providing 24 MSEK for the implementation of the project during the period from December 2018 to May 2020. Denna insats syftar till att erbjuda utbildning och stöd till återvändande, internflyktingar, barn med funktionshinder samt andra utsatta grupper i tre provinser. Programmets övergripande mål är att öka tillgången till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och att skapa en säker lärandemiljö för de pojkar och flickor i åldern 5-15 år som drabbats av konflikter och katastrofer. Projektet beräknas erbjuda 7 600 barn (50% flickor) grundskoleutbildning (årskurs 1 till 3) och 5 600 barn (50% flickor) en ettårig förskoleutbildning. Projektets prioriterade verksamhetsområden är följande: (1) utbildning av flickor, internflyktingar, återvändande barn samt barn i utsatta samhällen; (2) stödja registrering och inkludering av barn i det formella skolsystemet; (3) utöka alternativa utbildningsformer (Community Based Education) och utbildning i konfliktområden; och (4) skapa skydd för utsatta barn samt bidra till ökad tillgång på vatten och sanitetsanrättningar i anslutning till skolan. Denna insats är högst relevant utifrån den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Afghanistan 2014-2019 avseende tillgång till förbättrad skolgång för flickor och pojkar och gör det möjligt för fler flickor och pojkar att slutföra sin skolgång. Insatsen bidrar också till ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna, med särskild inriktning på barnens möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter samt strategiresultatet att förstärka kapaciteten inom offentliga institutioner när det gäller tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) är den främsta implementeraren av programmet och kommer att arbeta tillsammans med en lokal partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Rädda Barnen Sverige är Sidas avtalspartner avseende denna insats. Sida bidrar med 24 MSEK för genomförandet av projektet under perioden från december 2018 till maj 2020. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 5000000 13000000 9000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 9000000 42000000 Save the Children, Sweden 15000000 Save the Children, Sweden 5000000 Save the Children, Sweden 4000000 Save the Children, Sweden 4000000 Save the Children, Sweden 5000000 Save the Children, Sweden 9000000 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 More girls and boys have access to improved schooling up to and including upper secondary education Fler flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förbättrad grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12429-12429A0102 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to provide integrated community-based education and child protection services for returnees, Internally Displace Persons, vulnerable host communities, and children with disabilities in three provinces. The overall objective of the programme is to improve the access to inclusive quality education in emergencies, and provide a safe learning environment for conflict affected boys and girls aged from 5 to 15 years old in three provinces. The intervention will target 7,600 children (50% girls) within primary education (grade 1 to grade 3) and 5,600 children (50% girls) within a one-year community-based pre-school education in the three considered geographical areas. The priority areas of the project are: (1) focus on education of girls, vulnerable Host Communities (HC), Internally Displaced People (IDP) and returnee children; (2) support enrolment of HC, IDP and returnee children into formal schools; and (3) expand Community Based Education (CBE) and Education in Emergency (EiE) Classes; (4) Child Protection and WASH services. This intervention is highly relevant according to the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation with Afghanistan, 2014–2019 regarding access to improved schooling for girls and boys and making it possible for more girls and boys to complete their schooling. It is also related to results on strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of children to enjoy their human rights, and the result on strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services in Afghanistan. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) is the main implementer of the pogramme and will work with a local partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Save the Children Sweden is Sida's contract partner for this contribution. Sida supports the intervention by providing 24 MSEK for the implementation of the project during the period from December 2018 to May 2020. Denna insats syftar till att erbjuda utbildning och stöd till återvändande, internflyktingar, barn med funktionshinder samt andra utsatta grupper i tre provinser. Programmets övergripande mål är att öka tillgången till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och att skapa en säker lärandemiljö för de pojkar och flickor i åldern 5-15 år som drabbats av konflikter och katastrofer. Projektet beräknas erbjuda 7 600 barn (50% flickor) grundskoleutbildning (årskurs 1 till 3) och 5 600 barn (50% flickor) en ettårig förskoleutbildning. Projektets prioriterade verksamhetsområden är följande: (1) utbildning av flickor, internflyktingar, återvändande barn samt barn i utsatta samhällen; (2) stödja registrering och inkludering av barn i det formella skolsystemet; (3) utöka alternativa utbildningsformer (Community Based Education) och utbildning i konfliktområden; och (4) skapa skydd för utsatta barn samt bidra till ökad tillgång på vatten och sanitetsanrättningar i anslutning till skolan. Denna insats är högst relevant utifrån den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Afghanistan 2014-2019 avseende tillgång till förbättrad skolgång för flickor och pojkar och gör det möjligt för fler flickor och pojkar att slutföra sin skolgång. Insatsen bidrar också till ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna, med särskild inriktning på barnens möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter samt strategiresultatet att förstärka kapaciteten inom offentliga institutioner när det gäller tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) är den främsta implementeraren av programmet och kommer att arbeta tillsammans med en lokal partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Rädda Barnen Sverige är Sidas avtalspartner avseende denna insats. Sida bidrar med 24 MSEK för genomförandet av projektet under perioden från december 2018 till maj 2020. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10600000 0 0 0 5600000 5000000 10600000 Save the Children, Sweden 5600000 Save the Children, Sweden 5000000 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Increased access to inclusive education of good quality and lifelong learning, with a special focus on girls and women. Ökad tillgång till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och livslängt lärande med särskilt fokus på flickor och kvinnor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12429-12429A0103 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to provide integrated community-based education and child protection services for returnees, Internally Displace Persons, vulnerable host communities, and children with disabilities in three provinces. The overall objective of the programme is to improve the access to inclusive quality education in emergencies, and provide a safe learning environment for conflict affected boys and girls aged from 5 to 15 years old in three provinces. The intervention will target 7,600 children (50% girls) within primary education (grade 1 to grade 3) and 5,600 children (50% girls) within a one-year community-based pre-school education in the three considered geographical areas. The priority areas of the project are: (1) focus on education of girls, vulnerable Host Communities (HC), Internally Displaced People (IDP) and returnee children; (2) support enrolment of HC, IDP and returnee children into formal schools; and (3) expand Community Based Education (CBE) and Education in Emergency (EiE) Classes; (4) Child Protection and WASH services. This intervention is highly relevant according to the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation with Afghanistan, 2014–2019 regarding access to improved schooling for girls and boys and making it possible for more girls and boys to complete their schooling. It is also related to results on strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of children to enjoy their human rights, and the result on strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services in Afghanistan. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) is the main implementer of the pogramme and will work with a local partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Save the Children Sweden is Sida's contract partner for this contribution. Sida supports the intervention by providing 24 MSEK for the implementation of the project during the period from December 2018 to May 2020. Denna insats syftar till att erbjuda utbildning och stöd till återvändande, internflyktingar, barn med funktionshinder samt andra utsatta grupper i tre provinser. Programmets övergripande mål är att öka tillgången till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och att skapa en säker lärandemiljö för de pojkar och flickor i åldern 5-15 år som drabbats av konflikter och katastrofer. Projektet beräknas erbjuda 7 600 barn (50% flickor) grundskoleutbildning (årskurs 1 till 3) och 5 600 barn (50% flickor) en ettårig förskoleutbildning. Projektets prioriterade verksamhetsområden är följande: (1) utbildning av flickor, internflyktingar, återvändande barn samt barn i utsatta samhällen; (2) stödja registrering och inkludering av barn i det formella skolsystemet; (3) utöka alternativa utbildningsformer (Community Based Education) och utbildning i konfliktområden; och (4) skapa skydd för utsatta barn samt bidra till ökad tillgång på vatten och sanitetsanrättningar i anslutning till skolan. Denna insats är högst relevant utifrån den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Afghanistan 2014-2019 avseende tillgång till förbättrad skolgång för flickor och pojkar och gör det möjligt för fler flickor och pojkar att slutföra sin skolgång. Insatsen bidrar också till ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna, med särskild inriktning på barnens möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter samt strategiresultatet att förstärka kapaciteten inom offentliga institutioner när det gäller tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) är den främsta implementeraren av programmet och kommer att arbeta tillsammans med en lokal partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Rädda Barnen Sverige är Sidas avtalspartner avseende denna insats. Sida bidrar med 24 MSEK för genomförandet av projektet under perioden från december 2018 till maj 2020. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -277931 -277931 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Increased access to inclusive education of good quality and lifelong learning focusing on girls and women. Ökad tillgång till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och livslångt lärande med särskilt fokus på flickor och kvinnor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12447 Sweden FSC is an independent Tanzanian non-profit organisation that provides grants and capacity building services to Tanzanian based civil society organisations. FCS was registered as a legal entity under the National NGO Act No 1666 in September 2002 and started its operation in January 2003. Since its inception, FCS has contributed immensely to the capacity strengthening of teh civil society sector in Tanzania. thereby ( in) directly enabling CSOs and citizens become key driving forces for positively influencing democratic governance in Tanzania and better quality of life for all. This is realised through provision of grants, facilitation of linkages, as well as enabling a culture of on-going learning within the civil society and Tanzania as a whole. FCS aspires to maintain its position as a leading financing mechanism for CSOs in Tanzania; and to effectively complement government and development partners efforts towards poverty reduction as set out in Tanzania's main development frameworks: Vision 2025 and the five year development plan 2016 - 2021. Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) är en oberoende, icke vinstdrivande civilsamhällesorganisation i Tanzania som utdelar bidrag och ger kapacitetsstöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. FCS som formell organisation registrerades inom Tanzanias regelverk som styr civilsamhällesorganisationer (National NGO Act No 1666) den 22 september 2002. Verksamheten påbörjades i januari 2003. Sedan tillkomsten har FCS bidragit avsevärt till stärkandet av det civila samhället i Tanzania och därmed möjliggjort för medborgare och civilsamhällesorganisationer att på ett positivt sätt bidra till stärkandet av ett demokratiskt styrelseskick och förbättrade levnadsvillkor i Tanzania. Stödet har utgjorts av utdelade bidrag och stärkande av nätverk. FCS har även bidragit till utvecklande av lärande inom civilsamhällesorganisationerna. FCS strävar efter att vara den ledande finansieringsmekanismen för civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. De strävar även efter att komplementera biståndsgivares och statens insatser för fattigdomsminskning, såsom uttryckt i landets huvudsakliga strategier och planer för utveckling och fattigdomsminskning (t.ex. Vision 2025 samt den femåriga utvecklingsplanen för 2016-2021). The Foundation for Civil Society ( FCS) Key Result Areas 1. GovernanceThe focus is on supporting social accountability, monitoring women's land rights, harmful traditional practices and conflict resolution. It is acknowledged that governance in the context of sustainable livelihoods means working across sectors and levels. This involved changing power relations, developing people capacioties ( resilience, assets base) as well as positively changing attitudes ( sense of vulnerability and powerlessness) There is also recognition between micro actions and macro conditions and their effects on people's livelihoods. In order to realise these results, FCS works with CSos at both local and national levels abd uses them as a vehicle to empower communities to address governance issues. The desired outcomes in this area are that: a) By 2020, Local government authorities ( LGAs) in areas that FCS works are delivering improved quality services. b) By 2020, decision making and democratic processes are better reflecting citizens rights especially those of marginalised groups, PWDs, minority and women. c) By 2020, communities have strong capacities and institutions for dialogue and conflict management. 2.Livelihoods and MarketFCS recognises that there is a strong linkage between governance and livelihoods. FCS approach to livelihoods is based on adressing systems, policies and structures that constrain the target groups from realising their potentials. the livelihood programme is modelled on three pathways: a) First targetting youth and women economic empowerment b) Targetting smallholder farmers access to extension services and productive assets and 3) tragetting communities resilience to climate change and management of natural resourxes. FCS has also pointed out that more and more citizens are organising through economic self-help groups including Village Community banks ( VICOBAa), saving and Credit societies as opposed to traditional NGOs. FCS intends to tap into these already organised spaces while also linking economic empowerment to social empowerment  while promoting the participation of the marginalised groups in decision making. The livelihood desired outcomes are: a) Ensuring tha youth and women entrepreneurs have secured greater access to market and livelihood assets and resources b) Enabling smallhoder farmers to access adequate extension services and improved security of tenure and; c) Ensuring that communities have increased capacity for climate resilience and are more accountable on natural resource management. 3. Capacity DevelopmentFCS collaboates with smaller and grassroots based CSOs who work directly with communities to identify innovative solutions to address poverty. The goal of this component is to contribute to the enhancement of civil society and other development actors to effectively and sustainably attain their mandates. The intention is that by 2020, FCS envisions that the CSOs they work with are strong, coordinated and able to serve their constituents effectively and efficiently. THese smaller CSOs lack proper systems especially those for financial managment, human resources management, monitioring and evaluation as well as suitable checks and balances, capacity to document and disseminate results and also low innovation in adressing societal challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FCS has modelled its programme to ensure that the supported organisations are constantly capacitated to deliver efficiently and document results in such a way that the evidence of the successes is acheived and shared widely. FCS recognises that the capacity of Civil society is central to giving voice to citizens and putting them at the center of good governance, livelihood and economic development processes that form part of their day to day living. FCS supports performance improvement, institutional growth and organisation as well as capacity to relate and link with others.FCS regards Capacity development as a means towards strengthening and enabling key actors - civil society, policy makers and private sector- to actively engage in dialogue about developing appropriate policy responses. It also focuses on identifying key knowledge gaps, equipping decsiion makers with the necessary tools, frameworks ands skill sets to effectively tacle development challenges at individual, institutional and societal levels. 4) Institutional DevelopmentThe overall objective of this area of work is to enable FCS to become a dynamic, efficient and sustainable entity that is effectively relaising its mandate. FCS intends to focus on improving its monitoring, evaluation and learning approach with a focus on constant reflection in order to maintain relevance and competitiveness. It also works on improving internal policies, systems and structures to safeguard its integrity and capacity to safeguard resources entrusted to it. This includes recruitment and retention of high quality staff as well as enhancing and diversifying the resource base so as to improve the sustainability of operations. The key objectives to ensure this are: a) FCS is delivering high quality services efficiently and effectively b) FCS has a diverse and stable portfolio of financing sources c) The internal policy environment (systems, structures, procedures) are upto date, comprehensive, relevant and fully operationalised. FCS is also complying with statutory and donor requirements.In summary, FCS main role is facilitation rather than direct implementation. Facilitation in this regard includes, but is not limited to funding/grant-making, coordination, mobilisation/leveraging resources, enabling of learning and reflections, linking and brokering partnerships and knowledge management. FCS ultimate target group is Tanzanian citizens with particular attention given to the poor, women, people with disabilities, youth. SWEDEN'S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY Sweden has previously supported the Foundation for Civil society in 2011. Sweden performed an Efficiency Audit and gave recommendations to the Institution and contributed MSEK 30 to the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013. In this assessment, it has been noted that the recommendations of the Efficiency audit conducted 7 years ago have been taken onboard and the organisation has grown. It has been documented in the Report of Review of the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013 that during this period FCS has grown and developed to become a respected institution by Stae and Non Stae Actors alike. Furthermore it has been noted that the work of FCS, its products and services are regarged as very relevant to stakeholders. FCS has also exhibited significant levels of adaptability and tenacity, and has significantly grown in terms of programmes, number of supported partners and financial resource base.  In 2018, Sweden has decided to assess possible support of MSEK 55 to the Foundation for Civil society due to a number of reasons. The FCS contribution will contribute towards the Embassy Open Space Project whose main focus is addressing the issue of shrinking democratic space, since this organisation has the capacity to make linkages with organisation working on matters of  civic space. Another reason is that Sweden’s direct support via contributions to civil society has been solid and persistent over a long period of time. Sweden has a well balanced portfolio in this regard and should remain with the support also under present circumstances. However,new approaches and innovative actions are necessary and this may include providing additional funds to ongoing contributions to address issues that are of critical importance in the civil societies. This proposed support to the Foundation for Civil Society will contribute towards this goal. This support will also enable Sweden to have local outreach as this is the only organisation that can reach community based organisations as well as vulnerable groups that Sweden does not have the capacity to reach within its current contributions. There is no other organisation with the capacity to forward funds to community based organisations in the country.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general FCS Annual Reports 2019 i. The Accountability Report highlights progress against the approved workplan for the year, which includes key activities implemented and expenditures at FCS.ii. The Annual Outcomes report provides evidence of changes and learnings obtained in the year. It is supported by case studies from the field. Results - Accountability Report 2019i. The Accountability report reports that during a call for proposals in 2019, a total of 1,004 applications were received and processed and out of these 154 managed to reach the approval stage and underwent Manage Your Grants ( MYG) training. FCS contracted 151 grantees under the basket fund and dropped 3 CSOs following various malpractices. Grantees were evaluated in terms of risk level where due diligence for new grantees, audit reports, internal performance reviews by FCS for ongoing grantees served as baseline risk levels. Grantees identified to have low capacity were subjected to necessary capacity building. Out of 151 grantees, 123 grantees were rated as low risk and 28 grantees rated medium risk. ii. A Risk management Policy and Risk management Framework were developed. Risk owners and champions were identified. FCS publicly shared whistle blowing policy procedures and matters on fraud allegations which included how to treat official communication and contact persons. FCS took measures against corruption in order to enhance internal accountability, transparency and reduce risk of funding fraudulent organisations or individuals. ii. FCS registered a commercial arm (FCS Trust Limited) whose mandate is to ensure FCS is financially stable. FCS will continue to be an NGO and not for profit entity, the Trust is the Income generating arm of FCS and will be exclusively owned by FCS. iv. FCS Grantees were facilitated in order to ensure that they complied with the Written Law ( Miscellaneous Amendments) Act of 2019. vii. FCS sought clearance with Registrar of NGOs before issuing new grant contacts with the grantees. The names of approved grantees were submitted to the Registrar of NGOs to check their compliance status hence FCS confirmed that they work with Grantees who are compliant with the legal framework. v. In terms of challenges, FCS received USD 6,353,851 from DPs against a target of USD 8,283,400. This was approximately 77% of the target. It is stated that delays in receiving funds from DPs has greatly affected the grant cycle and disrupted the implementation cycle of grantees projects. There is also a financial gap of GBP 625,000 due to non-disbursement of funds by DFID/Act II. FCS failed to make disbursements to a total of 47 grantees due to financial gap. This had an impact on results as well as trust with other stakeholders including the Government. Results- Outcome Report 2019 i. FCS issued grants to 151 projects. The grants enabled FCS grantees to implement projects in 185 districts in the country, reaching a total 411,823 people, 210,605 (51%) of them being men and 201,218 (49%) being women. ii. In Social Accountability, FCS grantees have conducted scrutiny on public funds. In 2019, they monitored 291 different public projects in health, water, education and agriculture with the total value of about 132.4 Billion ( appox USD 57.5million). The monitoring efforts have resulted in: a) About TZS 136.47 million shillings which was said to have been stolen or misused, have been recovered as a result of grantee efforts b) TZS 1.12 Billion shillings which had not been released for a long period which then got released after citizens efforts and c) TZS 296.92 million was contributed by citizens to support various public projects. iii. FCS grantees are contributing towards increasing the number of LGAs publishing up to date income and expenditure information. Between January – June 2019, about 77% of villages that grantees were implementing SAM/PETS were publishing up to date income and expenditure reports. The rates varied per sector, whereby in the Agriculture projects, only 38% of the villages are publishing upto date income and expenditure reports, compared to 67% in water and health, and 81% in education. iv. FCS grantees have observed an increased responsiveness of LGAs towards ensuring protection of women and children’s rights. This is a result of FCS grantees contribution towards implementation of the National Plan of Action to End Violence against women and children. Grantees reported that 3,933 cases of GBV were identified. 74% of GBV cases identified were reported at some level, with the majority being reported to LGA (29%), NPA- VAC Committees (26%), school committees (15%), GBV clubs (9%) and other places (26%). Furthermore, 52% of the cases reported were resolved. This represents a slight improvement in the identification, reporting and solving of GBV cases, yet its still reveals a huge gap in addressing GBV. v. FCS grantees have contributed towards efforts to ensure PWDs and youths are accessing the 2% and 4% of district budgets as loans. The grantees have helped PWDs and youths to form groups and strengthen groups so that they can apply for district loans. In 2019, 173 youth groups and 3PWD groups were formed. A total of TZS 1.54 million was available for PWD loans in 17 councils, of which 10 councils issued a total of TZS 151 million. The loans benefitted over 261 PWDs who were in groups formed by FCS grantees. A total of TZS 2.96 billion was available for youth loans in 21 councils, of which 11 councils issues a total of TZS 683 million. vi. Grantees efforts in various project areas have led to the formation of women’s land rights platforms which are joint avenues for mobilizing women to seek ownership of land. In 2019, grantees 84 land rights platforms and 24 women economic empowerment platforms. In women land rights, FCS grantees have invested in reactivating land tribunals to process land rights cases more efficiently. It is reported that the number of active tribunals in FCS Grantees areas increased from 61% - 88%. Efforts to reactivate the tribunals and raise awareness on women’s land rights resulted into 1,474 women submitting formal applications for land ownership, 207 women successfully obtained Certificate of Customary Right of Occupancy (CCRO) giving them ownership to over a total of 118 acres of land with a total estimated worth of TZS 3.94billion. vii. In capacity development, FCS contributed to strengthening the capacity of CSO networks, umbrella organisations in advocacy, collaborative policy engagement, learning and reflection through a number of activities e.g. CSO Week 2019, Regional Directors Forum, National Directors forum, Disabilities People Organisations ( DPOs) forum, annual stakeholders meetings in Zanzibar, strengthening the capacity of network organisations, supporting the participation of CSOs in forums, learning and experience sharing forums as well as supporting movement and coalition building. FCS efforts to enhance the institutional and performance of supported CSOs in technical skills on policy analysis and evidence-based advocacy, financial management, fundraising and others has been quite intensive. The increasingly changing context enhances the importance of regular contact between FCS and relevant officials in the Government through events such as the CSO week and Directors Forum as important avenues to build joint understanding. Regional Directors Forums created space for 400 upcountry CSOs to discuss and generate evidences to use to advocate for improved relationships between CSOs and the Government as well as to establish linkages between grassroot situations, national and global initiatives for wider CSos and government engagements.  Examples of High level Advocacy 1. The presence of high profile leaders at regional and district levels of governance had several meaning and advantages including 1) good indication of presence or a possibility of good working relationship between CSOs and the Government at these levels and ii) effective and handy mechanisms of absorbing issues pertaining partnership.  2. Involvement of government leaders in the CSO forums either as chief guests or presenters is the best way of lobbying them to engage directly in the CSO forums. In his opening remarks the Regional Commissioner of Mtwara commented that he would like to hear the challenges that CSOs are facing that could be attributed to the way the Government is conducting their work so that they will know the shortfalls. Testimonial: Woman with Albinism wins councillorship and inspires others Sarah Abdallah is a Councillor of Mzinga Ward in Ilala Municipal and also a member of Women with Disability Network. Sarah lives with Albinism, she contested for the position of Councillor in 2015 but she encountered many challenges and obstacles because of her disability so during this time she couldn’t win the election. It was hard for the community to believe that a person living with disability has the ability to lead. But I did not give up, I kept upgrading myself through participating in various forums which empower women but also educating the community about the effect of stigma. Unfortunately, in 2018 the ward Councillor died. this was an opportunity for Sarah to contest for the position, and fortunately this time she won the election. To date Sara is doing well in her leadership. Sara inspired her fellow disabled women to contest for different positions in the upcoming local government election. Case: Enhancing Peaceful relationship between local communities and investors in Mkuranga district Six staff (1F/ 5M) of Amani Foundation benefited from the local fundraising/ resource mobilization mentoring and coaching. Staffs used the skills and knowledge acquired to fundraise TZS 10,532,000 and currently AMANI is implementing a project on Enhancing Peaceful relationship between local communities and Investors in Mkuranga District.. We are using the resources to conduct District security committee meetings which were successful and deliberated on the formation of the District Dispute Management and Reconciliation Committee charged with the duty of early detection and quick response to disputes or signs of their occurrence. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12447-12447A0101 Sweden FSC is an independent Tanzanian non-profit organisation that provides grants and capacity building services to Tanzanian based civil society organisations. FCS was registered as a legal entity under the National NGO Act No 1666 in September 2002 and started its operation in January 2003. Since its inception, FCS has contributed immensely to the capacity strengthening of teh civil society sector in Tanzania. thereby ( in) directly enabling CSOs and citizens become key driving forces for positively influencing democratic governance in Tanzania and better quality of life for all. This is realised through provision of grants, facilitation of linkages, as well as enabling a culture of on-going learning within the civil society and Tanzania as a whole. FCS aspires to maintain its position as a leading financing mechanism for CSOs in Tanzania; and to effectively complement government and development partners efforts towards poverty reduction as set out in Tanzania's main development frameworks: Vision 2025 and the five year development plan 2016 - 2021. Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) är en oberoende, icke vinstdrivande civilsamhällesorganisation i Tanzania som utdelar bidrag och ger kapacitetsstöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. FCS som formell organisation registrerades inom Tanzanias regelverk som styr civilsamhällesorganisationer (National NGO Act No 1666) den 22 september 2002. Verksamheten påbörjades i januari 2003. Sedan tillkomsten har FCS bidragit avsevärt till stärkandet av det civila samhället i Tanzania och därmed möjliggjort för medborgare och civilsamhällesorganisationer att på ett positivt sätt bidra till stärkandet av ett demokratiskt styrelseskick och förbättrade levnadsvillkor i Tanzania. Stödet har utgjorts av utdelade bidrag och stärkande av nätverk. FCS har även bidragit till utvecklande av lärande inom civilsamhällesorganisationerna. FCS strävar efter att vara den ledande finansieringsmekanismen för civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. De strävar även efter att komplementera biståndsgivares och statens insatser för fattigdomsminskning, såsom uttryckt i landets huvudsakliga strategier och planer för utveckling och fattigdomsminskning (t.ex. Vision 2025 samt den femåriga utvecklingsplanen för 2016-2021). The Foundation for Civil Society ( FCS) Key Result Areas 1. GovernanceThe focus is on supporting social accountability, monitoring women's land rights, harmful traditional practices and conflict resolution. It is acknowledged that governance in the context of sustainable livelihoods means working across sectors and levels. This involved changing power relations, developing people capacioties ( resilience, assets base) as well as positively changing attitudes ( sense of vulnerability and powerlessness) There is also recognition between micro actions and macro conditions and their effects on people's livelihoods. In order to realise these results, FCS works with CSos at both local and national levels abd uses them as a vehicle to empower communities to address governance issues. The desired outcomes in this area are that: a) By 2020, Local government authorities ( LGAs) in areas that FCS works are delivering improved quality services. b) By 2020, decision making and democratic processes are better reflecting citizens rights especially those of marginalised groups, PWDs, minority and women. c) By 2020, communities have strong capacities and institutions for dialogue and conflict management. 2.Livelihoods and MarketFCS recognises that there is a strong linkage between governance and livelihoods. FCS approach to livelihoods is based on adressing systems, policies and structures that constrain the target groups from realising their potentials. the livelihood programme is modelled on three pathways: a) First targetting youth and women economic empowerment b) Targetting smallholder farmers access to extension services and productive assets and 3) tragetting communities resilience to climate change and management of natural resourxes. FCS has also pointed out that more and more citizens are organising through economic self-help groups including Village Community banks ( VICOBAa), saving and Credit societies as opposed to traditional NGOs. FCS intends to tap into these already organised spaces while also linking economic empowerment to social empowerment  while promoting the participation of the marginalised groups in decision making. The livelihood desired outcomes are: a) Ensuring tha youth and women entrepreneurs have secured greater access to market and livelihood assets and resources b) Enabling smallhoder farmers to access adequate extension services and improved security of tenure and; c) Ensuring that communities have increased capacity for climate resilience and are more accountable on natural resource management. 3. Capacity DevelopmentFCS collaboates with smaller and grassroots based CSOs who work directly with communities to identify innovative solutions to address poverty. The goal of this component is to contribute to the enhancement of civil society and other development actors to effectively and sustainably attain their mandates. The intention is that by 2020, FCS envisions that the CSOs they work with are strong, coordinated and able to serve their constituents effectively and efficiently. THese smaller CSOs lack proper systems especially those for financial managment, human resources management, monitioring and evaluation as well as suitable checks and balances, capacity to document and disseminate results and also low innovation in adressing societal challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FCS has modelled its programme to ensure that the supported organisations are constantly capacitated to deliver efficiently and document results in such a way that the evidence of the successes is acheived and shared widely. FCS recognises that the capacity of Civil society is central to giving voice to citizens and putting them at the center of good governance, livelihood and economic development processes that form part of their day to day living. FCS supports performance improvement, institutional growth and organisation as well as capacity to relate and link with others.FCS regards Capacity development as a means towards strengthening and enabling key actors - civil society, policy makers and private sector- to actively engage in dialogue about developing appropriate policy responses. It also focuses on identifying key knowledge gaps, equipping decsiion makers with the necessary tools, frameworks ands skill sets to effectively tacle development challenges at individual, institutional and societal levels. 4) Institutional DevelopmentThe overall objective of this area of work is to enable FCS to become a dynamic, efficient and sustainable entity that is effectively relaising its mandate. FCS intends to focus on improving its monitoring, evaluation and learning approach with a focus on constant reflection in order to maintain relevance and competitiveness. It also works on improving internal policies, systems and structures to safeguard its integrity and capacity to safeguard resources entrusted to it. This includes recruitment and retention of high quality staff as well as enhancing and diversifying the resource base so as to improve the sustainability of operations. The key objectives to ensure this are: a) FCS is delivering high quality services efficiently and effectively b) FCS has a diverse and stable portfolio of financing sources c) The internal policy environment (systems, structures, procedures) are upto date, comprehensive, relevant and fully operationalised. FCS is also complying with statutory and donor requirements.In summary, FCS main role is facilitation rather than direct implementation. Facilitation in this regard includes, but is not limited to funding/grant-making, coordination, mobilisation/leveraging resources, enabling of learning and reflections, linking and brokering partnerships and knowledge management. FCS ultimate target group is Tanzanian citizens with particular attention given to the poor, women, people with disabilities, youth. SWEDEN'S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY Sweden has previously supported the Foundation for Civil society in 2011. Sweden performed an Efficiency Audit and gave recommendations to the Institution and contributed MSEK 30 to the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013. In this assessment, it has been noted that the recommendations of the Efficiency audit conducted 7 years ago have been taken onboard and the organisation has grown. It has been documented in the Report of Review of the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013 that during this period FCS has grown and developed to become a respected institution by Stae and Non Stae Actors alike. Furthermore it has been noted that the work of FCS, its products and services are regarged as very relevant to stakeholders. FCS has also exhibited significant levels of adaptability and tenacity, and has significantly grown in terms of programmes, number of supported partners and financial resource base.  In 2018, Sweden has decided to assess possible support of MSEK 55 to the Foundation for Civil society due to a number of reasons. The FCS contribution will contribute towards the Embassy Open Space Project whose main focus is addressing the issue of shrinking democratic space, since this organisation has the capacity to make linkages with organisation working on matters of  civic space. Another reason is that Sweden’s direct support via contributions to civil society has been solid and persistent over a long period of time. Sweden has a well balanced portfolio in this regard and should remain with the support also under present circumstances. However,new approaches and innovative actions are necessary and this may include providing additional funds to ongoing contributions to address issues that are of critical importance in the civil societies. This proposed support to the Foundation for Civil Society will contribute towards this goal. This support will also enable Sweden to have local outreach as this is the only organisation that can reach community based organisations as well as vulnerable groups that Sweden does not have the capacity to reach within its current contributions. There is no other organisation with the capacity to forward funds to community based organisations in the country.  Sweden Foundation for Civil Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Foundation for Civil Society 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12500000 12500000 6000000 31000000 Foundation for Civil Society 6000000 Foundation for Civil Society 12500000 Foundation for Civil Society 12500000 Foundation for Civil Society SE-0-SE-6-12447-12447A0102 Sweden FSC is an independent Tanzanian non-profit organisation that provides grants and capacity building services to Tanzanian based civil society organisations. FCS was registered as a legal entity under the National NGO Act No 1666 in September 2002 and started its operation in January 2003. Since its inception, FCS has contributed immensely to the capacity strengthening of teh civil society sector in Tanzania. thereby ( in) directly enabling CSOs and citizens become key driving forces for positively influencing democratic governance in Tanzania and better quality of life for all. This is realised through provision of grants, facilitation of linkages, as well as enabling a culture of on-going learning within the civil society and Tanzania as a whole. FCS aspires to maintain its position as a leading financing mechanism for CSOs in Tanzania; and to effectively complement government and development partners efforts towards poverty reduction as set out in Tanzania's main development frameworks: Vision 2025 and the five year development plan 2016 - 2021. Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) är en oberoende, icke vinstdrivande civilsamhällesorganisation i Tanzania som utdelar bidrag och ger kapacitetsstöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. FCS som formell organisation registrerades inom Tanzanias regelverk som styr civilsamhällesorganisationer (National NGO Act No 1666) den 22 september 2002. Verksamheten påbörjades i januari 2003. Sedan tillkomsten har FCS bidragit avsevärt till stärkandet av det civila samhället i Tanzania och därmed möjliggjort för medborgare och civilsamhällesorganisationer att på ett positivt sätt bidra till stärkandet av ett demokratiskt styrelseskick och förbättrade levnadsvillkor i Tanzania. Stödet har utgjorts av utdelade bidrag och stärkande av nätverk. FCS har även bidragit till utvecklande av lärande inom civilsamhällesorganisationerna. FCS strävar efter att vara den ledande finansieringsmekanismen för civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. De strävar även efter att komplementera biståndsgivares och statens insatser för fattigdomsminskning, såsom uttryckt i landets huvudsakliga strategier och planer för utveckling och fattigdomsminskning (t.ex. Vision 2025 samt den femåriga utvecklingsplanen för 2016-2021). The Foundation for Civil Society ( FCS) Key Result Areas 1. GovernanceThe focus is on supporting social accountability, monitoring women's land rights, harmful traditional practices and conflict resolution. It is acknowledged that governance in the context of sustainable livelihoods means working across sectors and levels. This involved changing power relations, developing people capacioties ( resilience, assets base) as well as positively changing attitudes ( sense of vulnerability and powerlessness) There is also recognition between micro actions and macro conditions and their effects on people's livelihoods. In order to realise these results, FCS works with CSos at both local and national levels abd uses them as a vehicle to empower communities to address governance issues. The desired outcomes in this area are that: a) By 2020, Local government authorities ( LGAs) in areas that FCS works are delivering improved quality services. b) By 2020, decision making and democratic processes are better reflecting citizens rights especially those of marginalised groups, PWDs, minority and women. c) By 2020, communities have strong capacities and institutions for dialogue and conflict management. 2.Livelihoods and MarketFCS recognises that there is a strong linkage between governance and livelihoods. FCS approach to livelihoods is based on adressing systems, policies and structures that constrain the target groups from realising their potentials. the livelihood programme is modelled on three pathways: a) First targetting youth and women economic empowerment b) Targetting smallholder farmers access to extension services and productive assets and 3) tragetting communities resilience to climate change and management of natural resourxes. FCS has also pointed out that more and more citizens are organising through economic self-help groups including Village Community banks ( VICOBAa), saving and Credit societies as opposed to traditional NGOs. FCS intends to tap into these already organised spaces while also linking economic empowerment to social empowerment  while promoting the participation of the marginalised groups in decision making. The livelihood desired outcomes are: a) Ensuring tha youth and women entrepreneurs have secured greater access to market and livelihood assets and resources b) Enabling smallhoder farmers to access adequate extension services and improved security of tenure and; c) Ensuring that communities have increased capacity for climate resilience and are more accountable on natural resource management. 3. Capacity DevelopmentFCS collaboates with smaller and grassroots based CSOs who work directly with communities to identify innovative solutions to address poverty. The goal of this component is to contribute to the enhancement of civil society and other development actors to effectively and sustainably attain their mandates. The intention is that by 2020, FCS envisions that the CSOs they work with are strong, coordinated and able to serve their constituents effectively and efficiently. THese smaller CSOs lack proper systems especially those for financial managment, human resources management, monitioring and evaluation as well as suitable checks and balances, capacity to document and disseminate results and also low innovation in adressing societal challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FCS has modelled its programme to ensure that the supported organisations are constantly capacitated to deliver efficiently and document results in such a way that the evidence of the successes is acheived and shared widely. FCS recognises that the capacity of Civil society is central to giving voice to citizens and putting them at the center of good governance, livelihood and economic development processes that form part of their day to day living. FCS supports performance improvement, institutional growth and organisation as well as capacity to relate and link with others.FCS regards Capacity development as a means towards strengthening and enabling key actors - civil society, policy makers and private sector- to actively engage in dialogue about developing appropriate policy responses. It also focuses on identifying key knowledge gaps, equipping decsiion makers with the necessary tools, frameworks ands skill sets to effectively tacle development challenges at individual, institutional and societal levels. 4) Institutional DevelopmentThe overall objective of this area of work is to enable FCS to become a dynamic, efficient and sustainable entity that is effectively relaising its mandate. FCS intends to focus on improving its monitoring, evaluation and learning approach with a focus on constant reflection in order to maintain relevance and competitiveness. It also works on improving internal policies, systems and structures to safeguard its integrity and capacity to safeguard resources entrusted to it. This includes recruitment and retention of high quality staff as well as enhancing and diversifying the resource base so as to improve the sustainability of operations. The key objectives to ensure this are: a) FCS is delivering high quality services efficiently and effectively b) FCS has a diverse and stable portfolio of financing sources c) The internal policy environment (systems, structures, procedures) are upto date, comprehensive, relevant and fully operationalised. FCS is also complying with statutory and donor requirements.In summary, FCS main role is facilitation rather than direct implementation. Facilitation in this regard includes, but is not limited to funding/grant-making, coordination, mobilisation/leveraging resources, enabling of learning and reflections, linking and brokering partnerships and knowledge management. FCS ultimate target group is Tanzanian citizens with particular attention given to the poor, women, people with disabilities, youth. SWEDEN'S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY Sweden has previously supported the Foundation for Civil society in 2011. Sweden performed an Efficiency Audit and gave recommendations to the Institution and contributed MSEK 30 to the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013. In this assessment, it has been noted that the recommendations of the Efficiency audit conducted 7 years ago have been taken onboard and the organisation has grown. It has been documented in the Report of Review of the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013 that during this period FCS has grown and developed to become a respected institution by Stae and Non Stae Actors alike. Furthermore it has been noted that the work of FCS, its products and services are regarged as very relevant to stakeholders. FCS has also exhibited significant levels of adaptability and tenacity, and has significantly grown in terms of programmes, number of supported partners and financial resource base.  In 2018, Sweden has decided to assess possible support of MSEK 55 to the Foundation for Civil society due to a number of reasons. The FCS contribution will contribute towards the Embassy Open Space Project whose main focus is addressing the issue of shrinking democratic space, since this organisation has the capacity to make linkages with organisation working on matters of  civic space. Another reason is that Sweden’s direct support via contributions to civil society has been solid and persistent over a long period of time. Sweden has a well balanced portfolio in this regard and should remain with the support also under present circumstances. However,new approaches and innovative actions are necessary and this may include providing additional funds to ongoing contributions to address issues that are of critical importance in the civil societies. This proposed support to the Foundation for Civil Society will contribute towards this goal. This support will also enable Sweden to have local outreach as this is the only organisation that can reach community based organisations as well as vulnerable groups that Sweden does not have the capacity to reach within its current contributions. There is no other organisation with the capacity to forward funds to community based organisations in the country.  Sweden Foundation for Civil Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Foundation for Civil Society 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24000000 -10709 -10709 0 12000000 0 12000000 0 23989291 Foundation for Civil Society 12000000 Foundation for Civil Society 12000000 Foundation for Civil Society -10709.36 Foundation for Civil Society Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, with a special focus on marginalised groups and defenders and agents of democracy Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper och demokratins försvarare och röstbärare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, particularly regarding women’s political participation and economic empowerment, and greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, särskilt avseende kvinnors politiska deltagande och ekonomiska egenmakt, samt ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened conditions for accountability, increased transparency and lower levels of corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12447-12447A0103 Sweden FSC is an independent Tanzanian non-profit organisation that provides grants and capacity building services to Tanzanian based civil society organisations. FCS was registered as a legal entity under the National NGO Act No 1666 in September 2002 and started its operation in January 2003. Since its inception, FCS has contributed immensely to the capacity strengthening of teh civil society sector in Tanzania. thereby ( in) directly enabling CSOs and citizens become key driving forces for positively influencing democratic governance in Tanzania and better quality of life for all. This is realised through provision of grants, facilitation of linkages, as well as enabling a culture of on-going learning within the civil society and Tanzania as a whole. FCS aspires to maintain its position as a leading financing mechanism for CSOs in Tanzania; and to effectively complement government and development partners efforts towards poverty reduction as set out in Tanzania's main development frameworks: Vision 2025 and the five year development plan 2016 - 2021. Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) är en oberoende, icke vinstdrivande civilsamhällesorganisation i Tanzania som utdelar bidrag och ger kapacitetsstöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. FCS som formell organisation registrerades inom Tanzanias regelverk som styr civilsamhällesorganisationer (National NGO Act No 1666) den 22 september 2002. Verksamheten påbörjades i januari 2003. Sedan tillkomsten har FCS bidragit avsevärt till stärkandet av det civila samhället i Tanzania och därmed möjliggjort för medborgare och civilsamhällesorganisationer att på ett positivt sätt bidra till stärkandet av ett demokratiskt styrelseskick och förbättrade levnadsvillkor i Tanzania. Stödet har utgjorts av utdelade bidrag och stärkande av nätverk. FCS har även bidragit till utvecklande av lärande inom civilsamhällesorganisationerna. FCS strävar efter att vara den ledande finansieringsmekanismen för civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. De strävar även efter att komplementera biståndsgivares och statens insatser för fattigdomsminskning, såsom uttryckt i landets huvudsakliga strategier och planer för utveckling och fattigdomsminskning (t.ex. Vision 2025 samt den femåriga utvecklingsplanen för 2016-2021). The Foundation for Civil Society ( FCS) Key Result Areas 1. GovernanceThe focus is on supporting social accountability, monitoring women's land rights, harmful traditional practices and conflict resolution. It is acknowledged that governance in the context of sustainable livelihoods means working across sectors and levels. This involved changing power relations, developing people capacioties ( resilience, assets base) as well as positively changing attitudes ( sense of vulnerability and powerlessness) There is also recognition between micro actions and macro conditions and their effects on people's livelihoods. In order to realise these results, FCS works with CSos at both local and national levels abd uses them as a vehicle to empower communities to address governance issues. The desired outcomes in this area are that: a) By 2020, Local government authorities ( LGAs) in areas that FCS works are delivering improved quality services. b) By 2020, decision making and democratic processes are better reflecting citizens rights especially those of marginalised groups, PWDs, minority and women. c) By 2020, communities have strong capacities and institutions for dialogue and conflict management. 2.Livelihoods and MarketFCS recognises that there is a strong linkage between governance and livelihoods. FCS approach to livelihoods is based on adressing systems, policies and structures that constrain the target groups from realising their potentials. the livelihood programme is modelled on three pathways: a) First targetting youth and women economic empowerment b) Targetting smallholder farmers access to extension services and productive assets and 3) tragetting communities resilience to climate change and management of natural resourxes. FCS has also pointed out that more and more citizens are organising through economic self-help groups including Village Community banks ( VICOBAa), saving and Credit societies as opposed to traditional NGOs. FCS intends to tap into these already organised spaces while also linking economic empowerment to social empowerment  while promoting the participation of the marginalised groups in decision making. The livelihood desired outcomes are: a) Ensuring tha youth and women entrepreneurs have secured greater access to market and livelihood assets and resources b) Enabling smallhoder farmers to access adequate extension services and improved security of tenure and; c) Ensuring that communities have increased capacity for climate resilience and are more accountable on natural resource management. 3. Capacity DevelopmentFCS collaboates with smaller and grassroots based CSOs who work directly with communities to identify innovative solutions to address poverty. The goal of this component is to contribute to the enhancement of civil society and other development actors to effectively and sustainably attain their mandates. The intention is that by 2020, FCS envisions that the CSOs they work with are strong, coordinated and able to serve their constituents effectively and efficiently. THese smaller CSOs lack proper systems especially those for financial managment, human resources management, monitioring and evaluation as well as suitable checks and balances, capacity to document and disseminate results and also low innovation in adressing societal challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FCS has modelled its programme to ensure that the supported organisations are constantly capacitated to deliver efficiently and document results in such a way that the evidence of the successes is acheived and shared widely. FCS recognises that the capacity of Civil society is central to giving voice to citizens and putting them at the center of good governance, livelihood and economic development processes that form part of their day to day living. FCS supports performance improvement, institutional growth and organisation as well as capacity to relate and link with others.FCS regards Capacity development as a means towards strengthening and enabling key actors - civil society, policy makers and private sector- to actively engage in dialogue about developing appropriate policy responses. It also focuses on identifying key knowledge gaps, equipping decsiion makers with the necessary tools, frameworks ands skill sets to effectively tacle development challenges at individual, institutional and societal levels. 4) Institutional DevelopmentThe overall objective of this area of work is to enable FCS to become a dynamic, efficient and sustainable entity that is effectively relaising its mandate. FCS intends to focus on improving its monitoring, evaluation and learning approach with a focus on constant reflection in order to maintain relevance and competitiveness. It also works on improving internal policies, systems and structures to safeguard its integrity and capacity to safeguard resources entrusted to it. This includes recruitment and retention of high quality staff as well as enhancing and diversifying the resource base so as to improve the sustainability of operations. The key objectives to ensure this are: a) FCS is delivering high quality services efficiently and effectively b) FCS has a diverse and stable portfolio of financing sources c) The internal policy environment (systems, structures, procedures) are upto date, comprehensive, relevant and fully operationalised. FCS is also complying with statutory and donor requirements.In summary, FCS main role is facilitation rather than direct implementation. Facilitation in this regard includes, but is not limited to funding/grant-making, coordination, mobilisation/leveraging resources, enabling of learning and reflections, linking and brokering partnerships and knowledge management. FCS ultimate target group is Tanzanian citizens with particular attention given to the poor, women, people with disabilities, youth. SWEDEN'S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY Sweden has previously supported the Foundation for Civil society in 2011. Sweden performed an Efficiency Audit and gave recommendations to the Institution and contributed MSEK 30 to the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013. In this assessment, it has been noted that the recommendations of the Efficiency audit conducted 7 years ago have been taken onboard and the organisation has grown. It has been documented in the Report of Review of the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013 that during this period FCS has grown and developed to become a respected institution by Stae and Non Stae Actors alike. Furthermore it has been noted that the work of FCS, its products and services are regarged as very relevant to stakeholders. FCS has also exhibited significant levels of adaptability and tenacity, and has significantly grown in terms of programmes, number of supported partners and financial resource base.  In 2018, Sweden has decided to assess possible support of MSEK 55 to the Foundation for Civil society due to a number of reasons. The FCS contribution will contribute towards the Embassy Open Space Project whose main focus is addressing the issue of shrinking democratic space, since this organisation has the capacity to make linkages with organisation working on matters of  civic space. Another reason is that Sweden’s direct support via contributions to civil society has been solid and persistent over a long period of time. Sweden has a well balanced portfolio in this regard and should remain with the support also under present circumstances. However,new approaches and innovative actions are necessary and this may include providing additional funds to ongoing contributions to address issues that are of critical importance in the civil societies. This proposed support to the Foundation for Civil Society will contribute towards this goal. This support will also enable Sweden to have local outreach as this is the only organisation that can reach community based organisations as well as vulnerable groups that Sweden does not have the capacity to reach within its current contributions. There is no other organisation with the capacity to forward funds to community based organisations in the country.  Sweden Foundation for Civil Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 249442 249442 249442 BDO Llp 250980 BDO Llp -1538.32 BDO Llp Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Strengthened conditions for accountability, increased transparency and lower levels of corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12451 Sweden International Alert (IA) has submitted a proposal for funding of a project titled “Women cross border trade MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (meaning “the border our livelihood”). The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of women small-scale cross-border traders in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. This approach should allow women traders to challenge the gender disparities which contributes to conflict in their communities and the surrounding region, and to use their influence to promote greater social cohesion and regional cooperation. Four borders are targeted: Uvira (DRC)-Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRC)-Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC)-Kamembe (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC)-Gisenyi (Rwanda). Economic activities and trade will improve trust between the concerned countries specifically communities along these borders. The project intends to contribute to increasing the number of women small scale cross border traders, to build their collective influence and economic power and to allow more inclusive and peaceful engagement between communities across borders. IA will engage government institutions, local administrations, local CSOs and the private sector (microfinance institutions) to create effective solutions to certain problems of conflict in the areas where the project will operate. IA will manage the project together with eight local implementing partners. Among these, there are six previous partners to IA from the Tushiriki Wote Project: They were reselected (out of 14 in total) considering their field of expertise. Target beneficiaries are 800 women small scale cross border traders (100 per border region at Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola and Bugarama); 400 spouses of small scale women cross border traders; 20 Women trader associations; 14 Cooperatives; 60 Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) – with a specific focus on women SMEs and 600 Border officials. International Alert (IA) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd till ett projekt med titeln "Kvinnors småskaliga gränsöverskridande handel - MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (vilket betyder "gränsen, vår försörjning"). Projektets mål är att stärka kapaciteten hos kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel i gränsområdena mellan den Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Rwanda och Burundi. Detta tillvägagångssätt ska göra det möjligt för kvinnliga handlare att utmana den ojämställdhet som bidrar till konflikter i deras samhällen och den omgivande regionen, och att använda deras inflytande för att främja större social sammanhållning och regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på fyra gränsområden: Uvira (DRC) -Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRK) -Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC) -Kamembe (Rwanda) och Goma (DRC) -Gisenyi (Rwanda). Ekonomisk verksamhet och handel ska öka förtroendet mellan de berörda länderna, specifikt de samhällen som ligger längs de berörda gränserna. Projektet avser att bidra till att öka antalet kvinnor som småskaliga gränsöverskridande näringsidkare, bygga upp deras kollektiva inflytande och ekonomiska makt, och främja mer inkluderande, och fredligt, engagemang mellan samhällen över gränserna. IA har för avsikt att engagera statliga institutioner, lokala myndigheter, lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och den privata sektorn (mikrofinansinstitut) för att skapa effektiva lösningar på vissa konfliktproblem i de områden där projektet kommer att implementeras. IA kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med åtta lokala partners. Bland dessa finns sex tidigare partners till IA från Tushiriki Wote Project: De valdes igen (av totalt 14) med tanke på deras kompetensområde. Målgruppen avser 800 kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel (100 per gränsregion i Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola och Bugarama), 400 makar till dessa, 20 kvinnliga handelsföreningar; 14 kooperativ; 60 små och medelstora företag - med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga små och medelstora företag, och 600 gränskontrolltjänstemän. The main goal of this project is to contribute to a more inclusive society in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi, which will in turn lead to a sustainable peace in the region. The Project focuses on strengthening the role that women traders living in these border communities can play in facilitating greater understanding between communities, through cross border trade. The proposal builds on previous IA work in the Great Lakes Region and earlier support from Sweden. In order to achieve this specific objective, IA will work on four key results areas. The first expected result: will focus on creating an enabling environment for women small scale cross border traders to strengthen and use their influence within the home and community, by addressing the socio-cultural norms that place men in a position of power over women in the household and community. The second expected result: Women small-scale cross-border traders in targeted border areas have increased economic resources and have the skills to use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion and regional cooperation by the end of the Project. The third expected result is: business actors, including women cross border traders and SMEs, in target border areas engage more through increased networking and cooperation, and work together to use their influence in pushing for greater social cohesion, regional cooperation and peace across the region by the end of the Project Having strengthened women traders’ influence over decision making at the household and community levels and supported the way in which they engage with each other in cooperatives, associations and VSLA forums, the Project will, under this result 3, look to strengthen their influence, networks and impact on other key actors within cross border trade. The fourth expected result is that women small-scale cross-border traders, and border and customs officials in targeted border areas understand and have access to cross-border trade legislation, processes; women cross border traders use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion, and regional cooperation and peace by the end of the project IA has built up strong relationships with authorities and small-scale traders on all sides of the target areas and will, under this result, draw on these to strengthen information sharing on the trade agreements that have been signed and what these mean for traders and border/customs officials in practice.   The Mupaka Shamba Letu Project will focus on 4 key border crossing points. These have been selected on the basis that they represent crossing points with some of the highest volume of trade and therefore the reach and impact of the Project is likely to be most significant. IA has been working in three of the four border regions for the past 4 years (Goma/Rubavu, Bukavu/Kamembe, and Uvira/Gatumba). Through this, they have supported 600 women cross border traders to organise themselves into associations and cooperatives and strengthen their advocacy and leadership capacities, so that they are able to lead impactful advocacy campaigns at the border and provincial levels in particular and at the national and regional levels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Rwanda Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations The third year of this project, IA has made significant progress in relation to economics empowerment of women cross border traders . The project has strongly supported the notion of FPCTs (women cross border traders) access to diversified economic resources in addition to collecting under more professional and inclusive structures as well as bonding into networks aimed at fostering greater understanding between boarder communities. The project managed also to empower FPCTs to engage in open and constructive discussions between trade actors (cooperatives, P-ACT, private sector, etc.) and border officials to find solutions that prevent boarder related conflicts from escalating Across borders. This is an agenda that is furthered through the group purchasing mechanisms set up by FPCT cooperatives and supported by the project. Under the same initiative of group purchasing the FPCTs have further built trust among their counterparts across the borders and also increased their collective voice when it comes to addressing their common concerns. In summary, during 2021, the project managed to support establishment of 76 new VSLAs (Village Savings and Loans Associations), a total of 116 VSLAs mobilized Savings=$90,368, Social Fund =$23,302.60, Credit=$205,479.6 (1,530 FPCTs); 32 new cooperatives created in 2021, bringing the total to 46, with 3,520 members, 20 Business plans funded for $104,491, 413 MFI loans, amount: $85,550, 8 P-ACTs financially supported, 8 advocacy platforms supported with 39 Business for peace advocacy actions. Result Area 3 recorded slow progress due to the fact that most of the planned activities were strongly affected the tensions between Rwanda and DRC as well as the travel restrictions in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the course of the year though, the project continued engaging cross boarder traders and SMEs under the business for peace approach. The project managed to conduct mapping survey on SMEs operating in the region. The survey highlighted the possible opportunities of private actor to engage in peace building in the region and more importantly shade more light on what the prevailing challenges in relation to business for business for peace approach are. Additionally, a training manual on conflict and gender sensitive business practices and business for peace approach was developed, where a subsequent pilot training (using the manual) for women SMES in Goma and Bukavu was conducted. In a drive to support youth groups to voice their opinion on peace and stability around the boarders and implication on cross boarder trade when the situation deteriorates, the project facilitated dialogue involving 314 youths in communities. The so called youth manifesto for change was crafted. This is basically a collective action plan for all youth groups living on both sides of the boarder sites that stipulates their intention to strengthen peace and stability in their respective communities. The fourth Result Area focuses on increasing the understanding of small-scale cross boarder traders, customs and boarder officials understanding of the cross-boarder trade legislation and procedures. During 2021, MSL managed to conduct training of FPCTs on customs legislation as well as the boarder officials on national legal provisions and regional conventions with an intentional to increase their knowledge to facilitate cross boarder trade. In order to further increase awareness, the project continued supporting production of radio project to air out the challenges that women cross boarder trades face and continue to face along the borders. With regard to collaboration of FPCTs and customs/boarder officials, the project monitoring survey indicates improved collaboration between the two groups. For instance, FPCTs (77.3% in DRC) and (81.6% in Rwanda) who participated in training on small-scale cross- border trade legislation in 2021 claimed to have improved their knowledge of this legislation and how it applies to their activities. The survey also shows significant decrease in illegal crossings where more than 75% of FPCTs are increasingly complying with laws and requirements to cross the border. Additionally, there a decrease in fraudulent practices in the conduct of businesses. However, border officials on both sides of the DRC and Burundi also highlighted that there is still work to be done to enforce border legislation and reduce the trafficking that continues to occur at the borders of these two countries. It should be noted that these trainings didnt involve officials from Rwanda due to covid -19 related restrictions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12451-12451A0101 Sweden International Alert (IA) has submitted a proposal for funding of a project titled “Women cross border trade MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (meaning “the border our livelihood”). The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of women small-scale cross-border traders in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. This approach should allow women traders to challenge the gender disparities which contributes to conflict in their communities and the surrounding region, and to use their influence to promote greater social cohesion and regional cooperation. Four borders are targeted: Uvira (DRC)-Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRC)-Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC)-Kamembe (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC)-Gisenyi (Rwanda). Economic activities and trade will improve trust between the concerned countries specifically communities along these borders. The project intends to contribute to increasing the number of women small scale cross border traders, to build their collective influence and economic power and to allow more inclusive and peaceful engagement between communities across borders. IA will engage government institutions, local administrations, local CSOs and the private sector (microfinance institutions) to create effective solutions to certain problems of conflict in the areas where the project will operate. IA will manage the project together with eight local implementing partners. Among these, there are six previous partners to IA from the Tushiriki Wote Project: They were reselected (out of 14 in total) considering their field of expertise. Target beneficiaries are 800 women small scale cross border traders (100 per border region at Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola and Bugarama); 400 spouses of small scale women cross border traders; 20 Women trader associations; 14 Cooperatives; 60 Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) – with a specific focus on women SMEs and 600 Border officials. International Alert (IA) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd till ett projekt med titeln "Kvinnors småskaliga gränsöverskridande handel - MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (vilket betyder "gränsen, vår försörjning"). Projektets mål är att stärka kapaciteten hos kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel i gränsområdena mellan den Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Rwanda och Burundi. Detta tillvägagångssätt ska göra det möjligt för kvinnliga handlare att utmana den ojämställdhet som bidrar till konflikter i deras samhällen och den omgivande regionen, och att använda deras inflytande för att främja större social sammanhållning och regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på fyra gränsområden: Uvira (DRC) -Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRK) -Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC) -Kamembe (Rwanda) och Goma (DRC) -Gisenyi (Rwanda). Ekonomisk verksamhet och handel ska öka förtroendet mellan de berörda länderna, specifikt de samhällen som ligger längs de berörda gränserna. Projektet avser att bidra till att öka antalet kvinnor som småskaliga gränsöverskridande näringsidkare, bygga upp deras kollektiva inflytande och ekonomiska makt, och främja mer inkluderande, och fredligt, engagemang mellan samhällen över gränserna. IA har för avsikt att engagera statliga institutioner, lokala myndigheter, lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och den privata sektorn (mikrofinansinstitut) för att skapa effektiva lösningar på vissa konfliktproblem i de områden där projektet kommer att implementeras. IA kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med åtta lokala partners. Bland dessa finns sex tidigare partners till IA från Tushiriki Wote Project: De valdes igen (av totalt 14) med tanke på deras kompetensområde. Målgruppen avser 800 kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel (100 per gränsregion i Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola och Bugarama), 400 makar till dessa, 20 kvinnliga handelsföreningar; 14 kooperativ; 60 små och medelstora företag - med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga små och medelstora företag, och 600 gränskontrolltjänstemän. The main goal of this project is to contribute to a more inclusive society in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi, which will in turn lead to a sustainable peace in the region. The Project focuses on strengthening the role that women traders living in these border communities can play in facilitating greater understanding between communities, through cross border trade. The proposal builds on previous IA work in the Great Lakes Region and earlier support from Sweden. In order to achieve this specific objective, IA will work on four key results areas. The first expected result: will focus on creating an enabling environment for women small scale cross border traders to strengthen and use their influence within the home and community, by addressing the socio-cultural norms that place men in a position of power over women in the household and community. The second expected result: Women small-scale cross-border traders in targeted border areas have increased economic resources and have the skills to use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion and regional cooperation by the end of the Project. The third expected result is: business actors, including women cross border traders and SMEs, in target border areas engage more through increased networking and cooperation, and work together to use their influence in pushing for greater social cohesion, regional cooperation and peace across the region by the end of the Project Having strengthened women traders’ influence over decision making at the household and community levels and supported the way in which they engage with each other in cooperatives, associations and VSLA forums, the Project will, under this result 3, look to strengthen their influence, networks and impact on other key actors within cross border trade. The fourth expected result is that women small-scale cross-border traders, and border and customs officials in targeted border areas understand and have access to cross-border trade legislation, processes; women cross border traders use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion, and regional cooperation and peace by the end of the project IA has built up strong relationships with authorities and small-scale traders on all sides of the target areas and will, under this result, draw on these to strengthen information sharing on the trade agreements that have been signed and what these mean for traders and border/customs officials in practice.   The Mupaka Shamba Letu Project will focus on 4 key border crossing points. These have been selected on the basis that they represent crossing points with some of the highest volume of trade and therefore the reach and impact of the Project is likely to be most significant. IA has been working in three of the four border regions for the past 4 years (Goma/Rubavu, Bukavu/Kamembe, and Uvira/Gatumba). Through this, they have supported 600 women cross border traders to organise themselves into associations and cooperatives and strengthen their advocacy and leadership capacities, so that they are able to lead impactful advocacy campaigns at the border and provincial levels in particular and at the national and regional levels. Sweden International Alert Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Alert 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 7000000 6500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 6500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23500000 International Alert 10000000 International Alert 7000000 International Alert 6500000 International Alert DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Improved opportunities for productive employment for women and young people that is socially and environmentally sustainable Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning för kvinnor och ungdomar som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conflict transformation and reconciliation initiatives that contribute to local conflict resolution Stärkta konfliktlösnings- och försoningsinitiativ som bidrar till lokal konfliktlösning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12451-12451A0102 Sweden International Alert (IA) has submitted a proposal for funding of a project titled “Women cross border trade MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (meaning “the border our livelihood”). The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of women small-scale cross-border traders in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. This approach should allow women traders to challenge the gender disparities which contributes to conflict in their communities and the surrounding region, and to use their influence to promote greater social cohesion and regional cooperation. Four borders are targeted: Uvira (DRC)-Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRC)-Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC)-Kamembe (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC)-Gisenyi (Rwanda). Economic activities and trade will improve trust between the concerned countries specifically communities along these borders. The project intends to contribute to increasing the number of women small scale cross border traders, to build their collective influence and economic power and to allow more inclusive and peaceful engagement between communities across borders. IA will engage government institutions, local administrations, local CSOs and the private sector (microfinance institutions) to create effective solutions to certain problems of conflict in the areas where the project will operate. IA will manage the project together with eight local implementing partners. Among these, there are six previous partners to IA from the Tushiriki Wote Project: They were reselected (out of 14 in total) considering their field of expertise. Target beneficiaries are 800 women small scale cross border traders (100 per border region at Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola and Bugarama); 400 spouses of small scale women cross border traders; 20 Women trader associations; 14 Cooperatives; 60 Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) – with a specific focus on women SMEs and 600 Border officials. International Alert (IA) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd till ett projekt med titeln "Kvinnors småskaliga gränsöverskridande handel - MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (vilket betyder "gränsen, vår försörjning"). Projektets mål är att stärka kapaciteten hos kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel i gränsområdena mellan den Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Rwanda och Burundi. Detta tillvägagångssätt ska göra det möjligt för kvinnliga handlare att utmana den ojämställdhet som bidrar till konflikter i deras samhällen och den omgivande regionen, och att använda deras inflytande för att främja större social sammanhållning och regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på fyra gränsområden: Uvira (DRC) -Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRK) -Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC) -Kamembe (Rwanda) och Goma (DRC) -Gisenyi (Rwanda). Ekonomisk verksamhet och handel ska öka förtroendet mellan de berörda länderna, specifikt de samhällen som ligger längs de berörda gränserna. Projektet avser att bidra till att öka antalet kvinnor som småskaliga gränsöverskridande näringsidkare, bygga upp deras kollektiva inflytande och ekonomiska makt, och främja mer inkluderande, och fredligt, engagemang mellan samhällen över gränserna. IA har för avsikt att engagera statliga institutioner, lokala myndigheter, lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och den privata sektorn (mikrofinansinstitut) för att skapa effektiva lösningar på vissa konfliktproblem i de områden där projektet kommer att implementeras. IA kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med åtta lokala partners. Bland dessa finns sex tidigare partners till IA från Tushiriki Wote Project: De valdes igen (av totalt 14) med tanke på deras kompetensområde. Målgruppen avser 800 kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel (100 per gränsregion i Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola och Bugarama), 400 makar till dessa, 20 kvinnliga handelsföreningar; 14 kooperativ; 60 små och medelstora företag - med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga små och medelstora företag, och 600 gränskontrolltjänstemän. The main goal of this project is to contribute to a more inclusive society in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi, which will in turn lead to a sustainable peace in the region. The Project focuses on strengthening the role that women traders living in these border communities can play in facilitating greater understanding between communities, through cross border trade. The proposal builds on previous IA work in the Great Lakes Region and earlier support from Sweden. In order to achieve this specific objective, IA will work on four key results areas. The first expected result: will focus on creating an enabling environment for women small scale cross border traders to strengthen and use their influence within the home and community, by addressing the socio-cultural norms that place men in a position of power over women in the household and community. The second expected result: Women small-scale cross-border traders in targeted border areas have increased economic resources and have the skills to use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion and regional cooperation by the end of the Project. The third expected result is: business actors, including women cross border traders and SMEs, in target border areas engage more through increased networking and cooperation, and work together to use their influence in pushing for greater social cohesion, regional cooperation and peace across the region by the end of the Project Having strengthened women traders’ influence over decision making at the household and community levels and supported the way in which they engage with each other in cooperatives, associations and VSLA forums, the Project will, under this result 3, look to strengthen their influence, networks and impact on other key actors within cross border trade. The fourth expected result is that women small-scale cross-border traders, and border and customs officials in targeted border areas understand and have access to cross-border trade legislation, processes; women cross border traders use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion, and regional cooperation and peace by the end of the project IA has built up strong relationships with authorities and small-scale traders on all sides of the target areas and will, under this result, draw on these to strengthen information sharing on the trade agreements that have been signed and what these mean for traders and border/customs officials in practice.   The Mupaka Shamba Letu Project will focus on 4 key border crossing points. These have been selected on the basis that they represent crossing points with some of the highest volume of trade and therefore the reach and impact of the Project is likely to be most significant. IA has been working in three of the four border regions for the past 4 years (Goma/Rubavu, Bukavu/Kamembe, and Uvira/Gatumba). Through this, they have supported 600 women cross border traders to organise themselves into associations and cooperatives and strengthen their advocacy and leadership capacities, so that they are able to lead impactful advocacy campaigns at the border and provincial levels in particular and at the national and regional levels. Sweden International Alert Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Alert 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 -378201 10000000 0 0 10000000 20000000 International Alert 10000000 International Alert 10000000 International Alert -378201 International Alert Rwanda 2020-2024 Rwanda 2020-2024 Greater opportunities for poor and marginalised groups, and for defenders and agents of democracy, to participate in and influence processes that promote democracy and human rights, including conflict prevention. Ökade möjligheter för fattiga och marginaliserade grupper, samt för demokratins försvarare och röstbärare, att delta i och påverka processer som främjar demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive konfliktförebyggande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Inclusive economic development, improved conditions for and increased access to productive employment and decent work, corporate social responsibility, and free and fair trade, including in rural areas. En ekonomiskt inkluderande utveckling, stärkta förutsättningar för och ökad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, hållbart företagande och fri och rättvis handel, inklusive på landsbygden. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12451-12451A0103 Sweden International Alert (IA) has submitted a proposal for funding of a project titled “Women cross border trade MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (meaning “the border our livelihood”). The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of women small-scale cross-border traders in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. This approach should allow women traders to challenge the gender disparities which contributes to conflict in their communities and the surrounding region, and to use their influence to promote greater social cohesion and regional cooperation. Four borders are targeted: Uvira (DRC)-Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRC)-Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC)-Kamembe (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC)-Gisenyi (Rwanda). Economic activities and trade will improve trust between the concerned countries specifically communities along these borders. The project intends to contribute to increasing the number of women small scale cross border traders, to build their collective influence and economic power and to allow more inclusive and peaceful engagement between communities across borders. IA will engage government institutions, local administrations, local CSOs and the private sector (microfinance institutions) to create effective solutions to certain problems of conflict in the areas where the project will operate. IA will manage the project together with eight local implementing partners. Among these, there are six previous partners to IA from the Tushiriki Wote Project: They were reselected (out of 14 in total) considering their field of expertise. Target beneficiaries are 800 women small scale cross border traders (100 per border region at Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola and Bugarama); 400 spouses of small scale women cross border traders; 20 Women trader associations; 14 Cooperatives; 60 Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) – with a specific focus on women SMEs and 600 Border officials. International Alert (IA) har ansökt om finansiellt stöd till ett projekt med titeln "Kvinnors småskaliga gränsöverskridande handel - MUPAKA SHAMBA LETU (vilket betyder "gränsen, vår försörjning"). Projektets mål är att stärka kapaciteten hos kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel i gränsområdena mellan den Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK), Rwanda och Burundi. Detta tillvägagångssätt ska göra det möjligt för kvinnliga handlare att utmana den ojämställdhet som bidrar till konflikter i deras samhällen och den omgivande regionen, och att använda deras inflytande för att främja större social sammanhållning och regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på fyra gränsområden: Uvira (DRC) -Gatumba (Burundi), Kamanyola (DRK) -Bugarama (Rwanda), Bukavu (DRC) -Kamembe (Rwanda) och Goma (DRC) -Gisenyi (Rwanda). Ekonomisk verksamhet och handel ska öka förtroendet mellan de berörda länderna, specifikt de samhällen som ligger längs de berörda gränserna. Projektet avser att bidra till att öka antalet kvinnor som småskaliga gränsöverskridande näringsidkare, bygga upp deras kollektiva inflytande och ekonomiska makt, och främja mer inkluderande, och fredligt, engagemang mellan samhällen över gränserna. IA har för avsikt att engagera statliga institutioner, lokala myndigheter, lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och den privata sektorn (mikrofinansinstitut) för att skapa effektiva lösningar på vissa konfliktproblem i de områden där projektet kommer att implementeras. IA kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med åtta lokala partners. Bland dessa finns sex tidigare partners till IA från Tushiriki Wote Project: De valdes igen (av totalt 14) med tanke på deras kompetensområde. Målgruppen avser 800 kvinnor som ägnar sig åt småskalig gränsöverskridande handel (100 per gränsregion i Goma, Rubavu, Bukavu, Kamembe, Uvira, Gatumba, Kamanyola och Bugarama), 400 makar till dessa, 20 kvinnliga handelsföreningar; 14 kooperativ; 60 små och medelstora företag - med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga små och medelstora företag, och 600 gränskontrolltjänstemän. The main goal of this project is to contribute to a more inclusive society in border areas of DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi, which will in turn lead to a sustainable peace in the region. The Project focuses on strengthening the role that women traders living in these border communities can play in facilitating greater understanding between communities, through cross border trade. The proposal builds on previous IA work in the Great Lakes Region and earlier support from Sweden. In order to achieve this specific objective, IA will work on four key results areas. The first expected result: will focus on creating an enabling environment for women small scale cross border traders to strengthen and use their influence within the home and community, by addressing the socio-cultural norms that place men in a position of power over women in the household and community. The second expected result: Women small-scale cross-border traders in targeted border areas have increased economic resources and have the skills to use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion and regional cooperation by the end of the Project. The third expected result is: business actors, including women cross border traders and SMEs, in target border areas engage more through increased networking and cooperation, and work together to use their influence in pushing for greater social cohesion, regional cooperation and peace across the region by the end of the Project Having strengthened women traders’ influence over decision making at the household and community levels and supported the way in which they engage with each other in cooperatives, associations and VSLA forums, the Project will, under this result 3, look to strengthen their influence, networks and impact on other key actors within cross border trade. The fourth expected result is that women small-scale cross-border traders, and border and customs officials in targeted border areas understand and have access to cross-border trade legislation, processes; women cross border traders use these resources to advocate for greater social cohesion, and regional cooperation and peace by the end of the project IA has built up strong relationships with authorities and small-scale traders on all sides of the target areas and will, under this result, draw on these to strengthen information sharing on the trade agreements that have been signed and what these mean for traders and border/customs officials in practice.   The Mupaka Shamba Letu Project will focus on 4 key border crossing points. These have been selected on the basis that they represent crossing points with some of the highest volume of trade and therefore the reach and impact of the Project is likely to be most significant. IA has been working in three of the four border regions for the past 4 years (Goma/Rubavu, Bukavu/Kamembe, and Uvira/Gatumba). Through this, they have supported 600 women cross border traders to organise themselves into associations and cooperatives and strengthen their advocacy and leadership capacities, so that they are able to lead impactful advocacy campaigns at the border and provincial levels in particular and at the national and regional levels. Sweden International Alert Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International Alert 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17600000 5463547 -23018 0 -23018 6000000 0 5600000 0 6000000 0 5463547 0 23040529 International Alert 6000000 International Alert 5600000 International Alert 6000000 International Alert 5463547 International Alert -23018.19 International Alert 0 International Alert DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12501 Sweden The overall goal of Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) is to facilitate the participation of civil society in local authority, parliamentary, presidential elections and by-elections in order to promote democratic values, transparent, free and fair electoral environment and processes in accordance with set international standards. Building on the achievements during the previous cycle of the ZESN Electoral Support Programme (2016-2019), supported by Sweden and other partners, ZESN has submitted a programme proposal to the Swedish Embassy, based on the ZESN five-year strategic plan (2019-2024), which covers the next electoral cycle in Zimbabwe, with the next national and presidential election planned for 2023, as well as the in-between elections interventions. The total budget is USD 7 497 971 (approximately SEK 72 000 000) for 2020-2024. Through this project ZESN will continue to advocate for electoral reforms, and to push the electoral reform agenda throughout the electoral cycle on interventions aimed at ensuring comprehensive administrative and political reforms, improved election administration, and a more level playing field for all contestants ahead of 2023, with a view to guarantee Zimbabweans their democratic rights. The Embassy is proposing funding of total 22 160 000 SEK for the period 2020-2023. This includes 160 000 SEK for the installation of solarpanels and solar Power at the ZESN Harare office. An additional 750 000 SEK is proposed to be used to fund a systems audit of ZESN and the end evaluation of the support. The proposed programme will work within the following areas: 1. Advocacy for electoral reform 2. Electoral education and capacity building 3. Electoral processes monitoring and evaluation 4. Coordination and capacity building in electoral processes The Embassy assesses that the proposed programme is on line with the result area 1 under the strategy for development cooperation with Zimbabwe 2017-2021, Human rights, democracy, the rule of law and gender equality, specifically, regarding strengthening "Improved conditions for democratic governance, reduced corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions". The programme is furthermore relevant for the Drive for Democracy, which is a key focus area for the Swedish Government, as well as SDG 16. The initiative aims to provide support to democracy’s institutions, to its processes and to its defenders. One of the key areas defined by the Drive for Democracy is to support civic engagement, with free and just elections, with increased engagement in the democratic process by women and youth. The Embassy is carrying out a pilot programme to install solar energy in a select few partners premises to facilitate their work due to the dire energy crisis in Zimbabwe. As part of the Embassy's support to improved access to renewable energy in line with result area 3.2 it is proposed that 160 000 SEK will be added to the agreement and the decision for ZESN to install solar energy in line with the attached procurment proposal. Det övergripande målet för Zimbabwe Election Support Network, ZESN, är att stärka demokratiska processer och genomförandet av val som är fria och rättvisa i Zimbabwe i linje med internationella standards. ZESN är ett nätverk av 36 organisationer från olika delar av det civila samhället (kvinnorättsorganisationer; fackföreningar; MR-organisationer; media; kyrkliga organisationer; osv.), som alltsedan 2000 spelat en viktig roll för att befästa och utveckla Zimbabwes demokrati. ZESN har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd för att genomföra Electoral Support Program under 2020-2024. Programmet har en total budget om USD 7 497 971 (cirka 72 000 000 SEK) för fem år. Ambassaden föreslår att stöd ges med totalt 22 000 000 SEK under 2020-2023, för att stärka berörda civilsamhällsorganisationer och valinstitutioner i Zimbabwe inför, under och efter de allmänna valen 2023 (parlament, president och kommunfullmäktige), samt genomföra väljarutbildning och oberoende observation av dessa val. Det föreslås vidare att 160 000 SEK inkluderas i ZESNs budget för att under 2020 finansiera installation av solpaneler och solenergi vid ZESNs huvudkontor i Harare. Den totala avtalssumman med ZESN blir 22 160 000 SEK. Ytterligare 750 000 SEK föreslås avsättas för en systemrevision av ZESN samt en slututvärdering av stödet. Insatsen har fyra huvudsakliga inriktningar: 1. Opinionsbildning och arbete för valreformer i syfte att bidra till ett representativt styre byggt på fria och rättvisa val, och fria politiska partier. 2. Väljarutbildning för medborgare i syfte att öka deltagande i val och valprocesser. 3. Oberoende valobservation för ökad transparens i valprocesserna. 4. Koordinering och kapacitetsuppbyggande för organisationer i nätverket i syfte att öka effektivitet i nätverkets kapacitet att arbeta med valprocesser. Ett flertal utvärderingar har bekräftat betydelsen och kvaliteten av ZESNs arbete. Ambassadens bedömning är att det föreslagna programmet är väl i linje med resultatområde 1 under strategin för Zimbabwe 2017-2021, Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna, samt i linje med Sveriges Demokratisatsning och med SDG 16. Som del av Sveriges stöd till förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar, i linje med strategimål 3.2, föreslås att 160 000 SEK läggs till beslut och avtal för att installera solenergi vid ZESNs kontor i Harare. The overall goal of ZESN is to facilitate the participation of civil society in local authority, parliamentary, presidential elections and by-elections in order to promote democratic values, a transparent, free and fair electoral environment and processes in accordance with set international standards.  In June 2019 the Embassy commissioned an independent evaluation, carried out by NIRAS Sweden AB, of the ongoing support to ZESN (during the period 2016 - 2019). The scope of this evaluation was to assess the results of the activities, and the relevance, effectiveness, impact and sustainability of Swedens support to ZESN. In total the Swedish Embassy in Zimbabwe provided SEK 21,300,000 to ZESN during the agreement period. The conclusion of the evaluation is that ZESN is on course and the overarching recommendation is that ZESN should largely continue with its current structures and approaches, with relatively few adjustments to its current work. The interventions of the proposed programme are informed by the recommendations from the evaluations of the previous Electoral Support Programme and ZESN's strategic planning processes undertaken during 2019.  The objectives for the interventions will span over the period from 2020-2024. Preparations for the 2023 general elections will begin in 2022 while electoral reforms, oversight on other electoral processes has already commenced and electoral education is continuous throughout the electoral cycle. The main objectives are: Objective 1.  ADVOCACY FOR ELECTORAL REFORM: To promote creation of a legal framework and election culture conducive for the conduct of free and fair elections.  Objective 2: ELECTORAL EDUCATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING: To enhance citizen participation in issues of governance and democracy Objective 3: ELECTORAL PROCESSES MONITORING AND OBSERVATION: To promote democratic, free and fair electoral processes through impartial monitoring and observation of elections.  Objective 4: SUSTAINABILITY AND RESOURCE MOBILISATION: Enhanced and institutionalised sustainable fundraising and resource mobilisation strategies. Some examples of the activities under the respective objectives are listed below. Objective 1:- Election petition parliament process - Analysis of the electoral amendment bill and meetings on the electoral law bill - Public hearings on amendment bill - Advocacy on the delimitation process - Advocacy for Special Needs groups  - Advocacy for electoral reform - Meetings with parliament, Zimbabwe Elections Commission (ZEC), traditional leaders and institutions supporting democracy (Chapter 12 and others) Objective 2: - Provincial/district level workshops for traditional leaders, youths, political parties and other special interest groups - Engagement meetings between policy makers on electoral and governance issues at community level - Capacity building of CSOs, CBOs and FBOs on community voter education (CVE) - Community mobilisation in preparation for public hearings on electoral amendment bill- ZEC accredited Voter Education - production and disseminsation of IEC materials- Community Mobilisation on key electoral processes (including delimitation) Objective 3: - Tracking of Election Observer Mission recommendations- Observation of by-elections - Observation of delimitation process - Observation of the 2023 harmonised elections - Regional observation and learning missions Objective 4: - Develop and institutionalise sustainable fundraising and resource mobilisation strategies - Partnerships and collaboration as a strategy to reach both urban and rural communities Swedish funding as part of this appraisal is proposed for the period 2020-2023.        Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Elections Government & Civil Society-general Throughout the 2020-2025 period, the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) remained guided by its core values, which shaped implementation of the 20192023 Strategy. During this time, ZESN expanded civic and voter education nationwide, reaching approximately seven million citizens, delivered through 15 radio stations, over 250 socialmedia campaigns, more than 600 community meetings, 40 roadshows, and extensive outdoor advertising. To improve quality, ZESN produced a Civic and Voter Education Strategy and Manual, along with over 120,000 Information, Education and Communication (IEC) materials. Partnerships with the Deaf Zimbabwe Trust (DZT), Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), Youth Empowerment and Transformation Trust (YETT), Womens Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCoZ), Womens Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE), Women in Leadership Development (WILD), Women in Politics Support Unit (WiPSU), and other disabilityrights groups strengthened outreach to marginalised communities. Mediacapacity work trained more than 160 journalists and supported improved reporting during the 2023 elections. ZESN also briefed observer missions from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the African Union (AU). Institutional strengthening included training 422 representatives from 294 Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), CommunityBased Organisations (CBOs), and FaithBased Organisations (FBOs), while COVID19 adaptations kept education activities running. Ahead of the 2023 Harmonised Elections, ZESN enhanced observation through SampleBased Observation (SBO), Parallel Vote Tabulation (PVT), updated training tools, and specialised checklists adopted by WCoZ and the Women and Law in Southern Africa Research and Education Trust (WLSA). The organisation deployed 8,000 observers, including 1,200 roving observers and 500 datacentre personnel, and institutionalised LongTerm Observation (LTO) with 525 observers covering all 210 constituencies over nine months. A tracker monitoring the implementation of 2018 recommendations supported evidencebased advocacy. ZESNs electoralreform work included developing a Model Electoral Law with input from over 80 experts, contributions to debates on the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance (ACDEG), the Youth Quota, the extension of the Womens Quota through Constitutional Amendment No. 2, and alignment of the Census and Statistics Act with delimitation. Research outputs included more than 30 publications on electoral conflict, legal reforms, and election management during COVID19. ZESNs communications efforts produced over 200 newsletters, 150 media statements, 35 analytical reports, 50 radio programmes, and 20 educational videos, guided by a participatory Media and Communication Strategy. Capacitybuilding included training 52 politicalparty representatives and 75 journalists on Violence Against Women in Elections (VAWE), while the ZESN Board received mediacoaching sessions. For sustainability, ZESN secured at least three new funding streams, strengthened resourcemanagement systems, and continued integrating Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) to generate actionable data. Partnerships with WALPE, WiPSU, WILD, ZIMRIGHTS, and DZT enhanced outreach to women and marginalised communities. Despite these achievements, ZESNs influence declined amid shifting political dynamics, particularly regarding youth engagement. Although over 200,000 printed materials were distributed, the organisation lacked impactassessment mechanisms to measure behavioural change. Its traditional awarenessbased approaches struggled to resonate in a digital, youthdriven environment, and advocacy efforts failed to achieve sustained grassroots momentum. After an Embassysupported evaluation, ZESN developed its 20242028 Strategic Plan to prepare for restrictive legislation such as the Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) Bill, but the Embassy assessed the plan as insufficiently innovative and not responsive to evolving political realities. Consequently, the Embassy decided to conclude its electoral support partnership with ZESN and redirect support toward a new, youth led, digital participation initiative. A phased exit strategy is underway, with all activities under the current support framework scheduled to end by December 2025. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12501-12501A0101 Sweden The overall goal of Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) is to facilitate the participation of civil society in local authority, parliamentary, presidential elections and by-elections in order to promote democratic values, transparent, free and fair electoral environment and processes in accordance with set international standards. Building on the achievements during the previous cycle of the ZESN Electoral Support Programme (2016-2019), supported by Sweden and other partners, ZESN has submitted a programme proposal to the Swedish Embassy, based on the ZESN five-year strategic plan (2019-2024), which covers the next electoral cycle in Zimbabwe, with the next national and presidential election planned for 2023, as well as the in-between elections interventions. The total budget is USD 7 497 971 (approximately SEK 72 000 000) for 2020-2024. Through this project ZESN will continue to advocate for electoral reforms, and to push the electoral reform agenda throughout the electoral cycle on interventions aimed at ensuring comprehensive administrative and political reforms, improved election administration, and a more level playing field for all contestants ahead of 2023, with a view to guarantee Zimbabweans their democratic rights. The Embassy is proposing funding of total 22 160 000 SEK for the period 2020-2023. This includes 160 000 SEK for the installation of solarpanels and solar Power at the ZESN Harare office. An additional 750 000 SEK is proposed to be used to fund a systems audit of ZESN and the end evaluation of the support. The proposed programme will work within the following areas: 1. Advocacy for electoral reform 2. Electoral education and capacity building 3. Electoral processes monitoring and evaluation 4. Coordination and capacity building in electoral processes The Embassy assesses that the proposed programme is on line with the result area 1 under the strategy for development cooperation with Zimbabwe 2017-2021, Human rights, democracy, the rule of law and gender equality, specifically, regarding strengthening "Improved conditions for democratic governance, reduced corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions". The programme is furthermore relevant for the Drive for Democracy, which is a key focus area for the Swedish Government, as well as SDG 16. The initiative aims to provide support to democracy’s institutions, to its processes and to its defenders. One of the key areas defined by the Drive for Democracy is to support civic engagement, with free and just elections, with increased engagement in the democratic process by women and youth. The Embassy is carrying out a pilot programme to install solar energy in a select few partners premises to facilitate their work due to the dire energy crisis in Zimbabwe. As part of the Embassy's support to improved access to renewable energy in line with result area 3.2 it is proposed that 160 000 SEK will be added to the agreement and the decision for ZESN to install solar energy in line with the attached procurment proposal. Det övergripande målet för Zimbabwe Election Support Network, ZESN, är att stärka demokratiska processer och genomförandet av val som är fria och rättvisa i Zimbabwe i linje med internationella standards. ZESN är ett nätverk av 36 organisationer från olika delar av det civila samhället (kvinnorättsorganisationer; fackföreningar; MR-organisationer; media; kyrkliga organisationer; osv.), som alltsedan 2000 spelat en viktig roll för att befästa och utveckla Zimbabwes demokrati. ZESN har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd för att genomföra Electoral Support Program under 2020-2024. Programmet har en total budget om USD 7 497 971 (cirka 72 000 000 SEK) för fem år. Ambassaden föreslår att stöd ges med totalt 22 000 000 SEK under 2020-2023, för att stärka berörda civilsamhällsorganisationer och valinstitutioner i Zimbabwe inför, under och efter de allmänna valen 2023 (parlament, president och kommunfullmäktige), samt genomföra väljarutbildning och oberoende observation av dessa val. Det föreslås vidare att 160 000 SEK inkluderas i ZESNs budget för att under 2020 finansiera installation av solpaneler och solenergi vid ZESNs huvudkontor i Harare. Den totala avtalssumman med ZESN blir 22 160 000 SEK. Ytterligare 750 000 SEK föreslås avsättas för en systemrevision av ZESN samt en slututvärdering av stödet. Insatsen har fyra huvudsakliga inriktningar: 1. Opinionsbildning och arbete för valreformer i syfte att bidra till ett representativt styre byggt på fria och rättvisa val, och fria politiska partier. 2. Väljarutbildning för medborgare i syfte att öka deltagande i val och valprocesser. 3. Oberoende valobservation för ökad transparens i valprocesserna. 4. Koordinering och kapacitetsuppbyggande för organisationer i nätverket i syfte att öka effektivitet i nätverkets kapacitet att arbeta med valprocesser. Ett flertal utvärderingar har bekräftat betydelsen och kvaliteten av ZESNs arbete. Ambassadens bedömning är att det föreslagna programmet är väl i linje med resultatområde 1 under strategin för Zimbabwe 2017-2021, Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna, samt i linje med Sveriges Demokratisatsning och med SDG 16. Som del av Sveriges stöd till förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar, i linje med strategimål 3.2, föreslås att 160 000 SEK läggs till beslut och avtal för att installera solenergi vid ZESNs kontor i Harare. The overall goal of ZESN is to facilitate the participation of civil society in local authority, parliamentary, presidential elections and by-elections in order to promote democratic values, a transparent, free and fair electoral environment and processes in accordance with set international standards.  In June 2019 the Embassy commissioned an independent evaluation, carried out by NIRAS Sweden AB, of the ongoing support to ZESN (during the period 2016 - 2019). The scope of this evaluation was to assess the results of the activities, and the relevance, effectiveness, impact and sustainability of Swedens support to ZESN. In total the Swedish Embassy in Zimbabwe provided SEK 21,300,000 to ZESN during the agreement period. The conclusion of the evaluation is that ZESN is on course and the overarching recommendation is that ZESN should largely continue with its current structures and approaches, with relatively few adjustments to its current work. The interventions of the proposed programme are informed by the recommendations from the evaluations of the previous Electoral Support Programme and ZESN's strategic planning processes undertaken during 2019.  The objectives for the interventions will span over the period from 2020-2024. Preparations for the 2023 general elections will begin in 2022 while electoral reforms, oversight on other electoral processes has already commenced and electoral education is continuous throughout the electoral cycle. The main objectives are: Objective 1.  ADVOCACY FOR ELECTORAL REFORM: To promote creation of a legal framework and election culture conducive for the conduct of free and fair elections.  Objective 2: ELECTORAL EDUCATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING: To enhance citizen participation in issues of governance and democracy Objective 3: ELECTORAL PROCESSES MONITORING AND OBSERVATION: To promote democratic, free and fair electoral processes through impartial monitoring and observation of elections.  Objective 4: SUSTAINABILITY AND RESOURCE MOBILISATION: Enhanced and institutionalised sustainable fundraising and resource mobilisation strategies. Some examples of the activities under the respective objectives are listed below. Objective 1:- Election petition parliament process - Analysis of the electoral amendment bill and meetings on the electoral law bill - Public hearings on amendment bill - Advocacy on the delimitation process - Advocacy for Special Needs groups  - Advocacy for electoral reform - Meetings with parliament, Zimbabwe Elections Commission (ZEC), traditional leaders and institutions supporting democracy (Chapter 12 and others) Objective 2: - Provincial/district level workshops for traditional leaders, youths, political parties and other special interest groups - Engagement meetings between policy makers on electoral and governance issues at community level - Capacity building of CSOs, CBOs and FBOs on community voter education (CVE) - Community mobilisation in preparation for public hearings on electoral amendment bill- ZEC accredited Voter Education - production and disseminsation of IEC materials- Community Mobilisation on key electoral processes (including delimitation) Objective 3: - Tracking of Election Observer Mission recommendations- Observation of by-elections - Observation of delimitation process - Observation of the 2023 harmonised elections - Regional observation and learning missions Objective 4: - Develop and institutionalise sustainable fundraising and resource mobilisation strategies - Partnerships and collaboration as a strategy to reach both urban and rural communities Swedish funding as part of this appraisal is proposed for the period 2020-2023.        Sweden ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4160000 5000000 2500000 0 2500000 2500000 0 0 4160000 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11660000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 4160000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 2500000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 2500000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 2500000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12501-12501A0104 Sweden The overall goal of Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) is to facilitate the participation of civil society in local authority, parliamentary, presidential elections and by-elections in order to promote democratic values, transparent, free and fair electoral environment and processes in accordance with set international standards. Building on the achievements during the previous cycle of the ZESN Electoral Support Programme (2016-2019), supported by Sweden and other partners, ZESN has submitted a programme proposal to the Swedish Embassy, based on the ZESN five-year strategic plan (2019-2024), which covers the next electoral cycle in Zimbabwe, with the next national and presidential election planned for 2023, as well as the in-between elections interventions. The total budget is USD 7 497 971 (approximately SEK 72 000 000) for 2020-2024. Through this project ZESN will continue to advocate for electoral reforms, and to push the electoral reform agenda throughout the electoral cycle on interventions aimed at ensuring comprehensive administrative and political reforms, improved election administration, and a more level playing field for all contestants ahead of 2023, with a view to guarantee Zimbabweans their democratic rights. The Embassy is proposing funding of total 22 160 000 SEK for the period 2020-2023. This includes 160 000 SEK for the installation of solarpanels and solar Power at the ZESN Harare office. An additional 750 000 SEK is proposed to be used to fund a systems audit of ZESN and the end evaluation of the support. The proposed programme will work within the following areas: 1. Advocacy for electoral reform 2. Electoral education and capacity building 3. Electoral processes monitoring and evaluation 4. Coordination and capacity building in electoral processes The Embassy assesses that the proposed programme is on line with the result area 1 under the strategy for development cooperation with Zimbabwe 2017-2021, Human rights, democracy, the rule of law and gender equality, specifically, regarding strengthening "Improved conditions for democratic governance, reduced corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions". The programme is furthermore relevant for the Drive for Democracy, which is a key focus area for the Swedish Government, as well as SDG 16. The initiative aims to provide support to democracy’s institutions, to its processes and to its defenders. One of the key areas defined by the Drive for Democracy is to support civic engagement, with free and just elections, with increased engagement in the democratic process by women and youth. The Embassy is carrying out a pilot programme to install solar energy in a select few partners premises to facilitate their work due to the dire energy crisis in Zimbabwe. As part of the Embassy's support to improved access to renewable energy in line with result area 3.2 it is proposed that 160 000 SEK will be added to the agreement and the decision for ZESN to install solar energy in line with the attached procurment proposal. Det övergripande målet för Zimbabwe Election Support Network, ZESN, är att stärka demokratiska processer och genomförandet av val som är fria och rättvisa i Zimbabwe i linje med internationella standards. ZESN är ett nätverk av 36 organisationer från olika delar av det civila samhället (kvinnorättsorganisationer; fackföreningar; MR-organisationer; media; kyrkliga organisationer; osv.), som alltsedan 2000 spelat en viktig roll för att befästa och utveckla Zimbabwes demokrati. ZESN har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd för att genomföra Electoral Support Program under 2020-2024. Programmet har en total budget om USD 7 497 971 (cirka 72 000 000 SEK) för fem år. Ambassaden föreslår att stöd ges med totalt 22 000 000 SEK under 2020-2023, för att stärka berörda civilsamhällsorganisationer och valinstitutioner i Zimbabwe inför, under och efter de allmänna valen 2023 (parlament, president och kommunfullmäktige), samt genomföra väljarutbildning och oberoende observation av dessa val. Det föreslås vidare att 160 000 SEK inkluderas i ZESNs budget för att under 2020 finansiera installation av solpaneler och solenergi vid ZESNs huvudkontor i Harare. Den totala avtalssumman med ZESN blir 22 160 000 SEK. Ytterligare 750 000 SEK föreslås avsättas för en systemrevision av ZESN samt en slututvärdering av stödet. Insatsen har fyra huvudsakliga inriktningar: 1. Opinionsbildning och arbete för valreformer i syfte att bidra till ett representativt styre byggt på fria och rättvisa val, och fria politiska partier. 2. Väljarutbildning för medborgare i syfte att öka deltagande i val och valprocesser. 3. Oberoende valobservation för ökad transparens i valprocesserna. 4. Koordinering och kapacitetsuppbyggande för organisationer i nätverket i syfte att öka effektivitet i nätverkets kapacitet att arbeta med valprocesser. Ett flertal utvärderingar har bekräftat betydelsen och kvaliteten av ZESNs arbete. Ambassadens bedömning är att det föreslagna programmet är väl i linje med resultatområde 1 under strategin för Zimbabwe 2017-2021, Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna, samt i linje med Sveriges Demokratisatsning och med SDG 16. Som del av Sveriges stöd till förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar, i linje med strategimål 3.2, föreslås att 160 000 SEK läggs till beslut och avtal för att installera solenergi vid ZESNs kontor i Harare. The overall goal of ZESN is to facilitate the participation of civil society in local authority, parliamentary, presidential elections and by-elections in order to promote democratic values, a transparent, free and fair electoral environment and processes in accordance with set international standards.  In June 2019 the Embassy commissioned an independent evaluation, carried out by NIRAS Sweden AB, of the ongoing support to ZESN (during the period 2016 - 2019). The scope of this evaluation was to assess the results of the activities, and the relevance, effectiveness, impact and sustainability of Swedens support to ZESN. In total the Swedish Embassy in Zimbabwe provided SEK 21,300,000 to ZESN during the agreement period. The conclusion of the evaluation is that ZESN is on course and the overarching recommendation is that ZESN should largely continue with its current structures and approaches, with relatively few adjustments to its current work. The interventions of the proposed programme are informed by the recommendations from the evaluations of the previous Electoral Support Programme and ZESN's strategic planning processes undertaken during 2019.  The objectives for the interventions will span over the period from 2020-2024. Preparations for the 2023 general elections will begin in 2022 while electoral reforms, oversight on other electoral processes has already commenced and electoral education is continuous throughout the electoral cycle. The main objectives are: Objective 1.  ADVOCACY FOR ELECTORAL REFORM: To promote creation of a legal framework and election culture conducive for the conduct of free and fair elections.  Objective 2: ELECTORAL EDUCATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING: To enhance citizen participation in issues of governance and democracy Objective 3: ELECTORAL PROCESSES MONITORING AND OBSERVATION: To promote democratic, free and fair electoral processes through impartial monitoring and observation of elections.  Objective 4: SUSTAINABILITY AND RESOURCE MOBILISATION: Enhanced and institutionalised sustainable fundraising and resource mobilisation strategies. Some examples of the activities under the respective objectives are listed below. Objective 1:- Election petition parliament process - Analysis of the electoral amendment bill and meetings on the electoral law bill - Public hearings on amendment bill - Advocacy on the delimitation process - Advocacy for Special Needs groups  - Advocacy for electoral reform - Meetings with parliament, Zimbabwe Elections Commission (ZEC), traditional leaders and institutions supporting democracy (Chapter 12 and others) Objective 2: - Provincial/district level workshops for traditional leaders, youths, political parties and other special interest groups - Engagement meetings between policy makers on electoral and governance issues at community level - Capacity building of CSOs, CBOs and FBOs on community voter education (CVE) - Community mobilisation in preparation for public hearings on electoral amendment bill- ZEC accredited Voter Education - production and disseminsation of IEC materials- Community Mobilisation on key electoral processes (including delimitation) Objective 3: - Tracking of Election Observer Mission recommendations- Observation of by-elections - Observation of delimitation process - Observation of the 2023 harmonised elections - Regional observation and learning missions Objective 4: - Develop and institutionalise sustainable fundraising and resource mobilisation strategies - Partnerships and collaboration as a strategy to reach both urban and rural communities Swedish funding as part of this appraisal is proposed for the period 2020-2023.        Sweden ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 21700000 5000000 -18815 0 0 10000000 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 3700000 0 2500000 3000000 -18815 29181185 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 2500000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 5000000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 10000000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 3000000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 3700000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network 5000000 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network -18815.41 ZESN/Zimbabwe Election Support Network Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and rule of law, including decreased corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12501-12501A0401 Sweden The overall goal of Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) is to facilitate the participation of civil society in local authority, parliamentary, presidential elections and by-elections in order to promote democratic values, transparent, free and fair electoral environment and processes in accordance with set international standards. Building on the achievements during the previous cycle of the ZESN Electoral Support Programme (2016-2019), supported by Sweden and other partners, ZESN has submitted a programme proposal to the Swedish Embassy, based on the ZESN five-year strategic plan (2019-2024), which covers the next electoral cycle in Zimbabwe, with the next national and presidential election planned for 2023, as well as the in-between elections interventions. The total budget is USD 7 497 971 (approximately SEK 72 000 000) for 2020-2024. Through this project ZESN will continue to advocate for electoral reforms, and to push the electoral reform agenda throughout the electoral cycle on interventions aimed at ensuring comprehensive administrative and political reforms, improved election administration, and a more level playing field for all contestants ahead of 2023, with a view to guarantee Zimbabweans their democratic rights. The Embassy is proposing funding of total 22 160 000 SEK for the period 2020-2023. This includes 160 000 SEK for the installation of solarpanels and solar Power at the ZESN Harare office. An additional 750 000 SEK is proposed to be used to fund a systems audit of ZESN and the end evaluation of the support. The proposed programme will work within the following areas: 1. Advocacy for electoral reform 2. Electoral education and capacity building 3. Electoral processes monitoring and evaluation 4. Coordination and capacity building in electoral processes The Embassy assesses that the proposed programme is on line with the result area 1 under the strategy for development cooperation with Zimbabwe 2017-2021, Human rights, democracy, the rule of law and gender equality, specifically, regarding strengthening "Improved conditions for democratic governance, reduced corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions". The programme is furthermore relevant for the Drive for Democracy, which is a key focus area for the Swedish Government, as well as SDG 16. The initiative aims to provide support to democracy’s institutions, to its processes and to its defenders. One of the key areas defined by the Drive for Democracy is to support civic engagement, with free and just elections, with increased engagement in the democratic process by women and youth. The Embassy is carrying out a pilot programme to install solar energy in a select few partners premises to facilitate their work due to the dire energy crisis in Zimbabwe. As part of the Embassy's support to improved access to renewable energy in line with result area 3.2 it is proposed that 160 000 SEK will be added to the agreement and the decision for ZESN to install solar energy in line with the attached procurment proposal. Det övergripande målet för Zimbabwe Election Support Network, ZESN, är att stärka demokratiska processer och genomförandet av val som är fria och rättvisa i Zimbabwe i linje med internationella standards. ZESN är ett nätverk av 36 organisationer från olika delar av det civila samhället (kvinnorättsorganisationer; fackföreningar; MR-organisationer; media; kyrkliga organisationer; osv.), som alltsedan 2000 spelat en viktig roll för att befästa och utveckla Zimbabwes demokrati. ZESN har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd för att genomföra Electoral Support Program under 2020-2024. Programmet har en total budget om USD 7 497 971 (cirka 72 000 000 SEK) för fem år. Ambassaden föreslår att stöd ges med totalt 22 000 000 SEK under 2020-2023, för att stärka berörda civilsamhällsorganisationer och valinstitutioner i Zimbabwe inför, under och efter de allmänna valen 2023 (parlament, president och kommunfullmäktige), samt genomföra väljarutbildning och oberoende observation av dessa val. Det föreslås vidare att 160 000 SEK inkluderas i ZESNs budget för att under 2020 finansiera installation av solpaneler och solenergi vid ZESNs huvudkontor i Harare. Den totala avtalssumman med ZESN blir 22 160 000 SEK. Ytterligare 750 000 SEK föreslås avsättas för en systemrevision av ZESN samt en slututvärdering av stödet. Insatsen har fyra huvudsakliga inriktningar: 1. Opinionsbildning och arbete för valreformer i syfte att bidra till ett representativt styre byggt på fria och rättvisa val, och fria politiska partier. 2. Väljarutbildning för medborgare i syfte att öka deltagande i val och valprocesser. 3. Oberoende valobservation för ökad transparens i valprocesserna. 4. Koordinering och kapacitetsuppbyggande för organisationer i nätverket i syfte att öka effektivitet i nätverkets kapacitet att arbeta med valprocesser. Ett flertal utvärderingar har bekräftat betydelsen och kvaliteten av ZESNs arbete. Ambassadens bedömning är att det föreslagna programmet är väl i linje med resultatområde 1 under strategin för Zimbabwe 2017-2021, Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna, samt i linje med Sveriges Demokratisatsning och med SDG 16. Som del av Sveriges stöd till förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar, i linje med strategimål 3.2, föreslås att 160 000 SEK läggs till beslut och avtal för att installera solenergi vid ZESNs kontor i Harare. The overall goal of ZESN is to facilitate the participation of civil society in local authority, parliamentary, presidential elections and by-elections in order to promote democratic values, a transparent, free and fair electoral environment and processes in accordance with set international standards.  In June 2019 the Embassy commissioned an independent evaluation, carried out by NIRAS Sweden AB, of the ongoing support to ZESN (during the period 2016 - 2019). The scope of this evaluation was to assess the results of the activities, and the relevance, effectiveness, impact and sustainability of Swedens support to ZESN. In total the Swedish Embassy in Zimbabwe provided SEK 21,300,000 to ZESN during the agreement period. The conclusion of the evaluation is that ZESN is on course and the overarching recommendation is that ZESN should largely continue with its current structures and approaches, with relatively few adjustments to its current work. The interventions of the proposed programme are informed by the recommendations from the evaluations of the previous Electoral Support Programme and ZESN's strategic planning processes undertaken during 2019.  The objectives for the interventions will span over the period from 2020-2024. Preparations for the 2023 general elections will begin in 2022 while electoral reforms, oversight on other electoral processes has already commenced and electoral education is continuous throughout the electoral cycle. The main objectives are: Objective 1.  ADVOCACY FOR ELECTORAL REFORM: To promote creation of a legal framework and election culture conducive for the conduct of free and fair elections.  Objective 2: ELECTORAL EDUCATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING: To enhance citizen participation in issues of governance and democracy Objective 3: ELECTORAL PROCESSES MONITORING AND OBSERVATION: To promote democratic, free and fair electoral processes through impartial monitoring and observation of elections.  Objective 4: SUSTAINABILITY AND RESOURCE MOBILISATION: Enhanced and institutionalised sustainable fundraising and resource mobilisation strategies. Some examples of the activities under the respective objectives are listed below. Objective 1:- Election petition parliament process - Analysis of the electoral amendment bill and meetings on the electoral law bill - Public hearings on amendment bill - Advocacy on the delimitation process - Advocacy for Special Needs groups  - Advocacy for electoral reform - Meetings with parliament, Zimbabwe Elections Commission (ZEC), traditional leaders and institutions supporting democracy (Chapter 12 and others) Objective 2: - Provincial/district level workshops for traditional leaders, youths, political parties and other special interest groups - Engagement meetings between policy makers on electoral and governance issues at community level - Capacity building of CSOs, CBOs and FBOs on community voter education (CVE) - Community mobilisation in preparation for public hearings on electoral amendment bill- ZEC accredited Voter Education - production and disseminsation of IEC materials- Community Mobilisation on key electoral processes (including delimitation) Objective 3: - Tracking of Election Observer Mission recommendations- Observation of by-elections - Observation of delimitation process - Observation of the 2023 harmonised elections - Regional observation and learning missions Objective 4: - Develop and institutionalise sustainable fundraising and resource mobilisation strategies - Partnerships and collaboration as a strategy to reach both urban and rural communities Swedish funding as part of this appraisal is proposed for the period 2020-2023.        Sweden Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 102295 102296 0 102295 Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants 102295.41 Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and rule of law, including decreased corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12506 Sweden The intervention aims at contributing to that artists and cultural actors can work freely globally regardless of opinion, religion, gender or sexuality, and that the Swedish Arts Council should contribute to the global protection and promotion of freedom of expression, artistic freedom and a variety of cultural expressions. Programmets övergripande mål är: - Förbättrade möjligheter att vara verksam som konstnär, att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier från stat eller annan part - Förbättrade möjligheter för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar Mål för programperioden är: - Förbättrade möjligheter för konstnärer att vara verksamma utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier - I de fall en konstnär inte kan verka på sin hemort, finns det förbättrade möjligheter att få fristad - Fler länders lagstiftning och rättstillämpning ger konstnärer förutsättningar att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för olika former av censur - Ökad kapacitet och nätverkande internationellt för gemensam kunskapsutveckling kring hur konstnärer kan få förbättrade möjligheter att vara verksamma - Ökad kapacitet hos relevanta aktörer att stärka kvinnors möjligheter att vara konstnärligt verksamma - Förbätttrade möjligheter att vara verksam som konstnär, att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier från stat eller annan part - Förbättrade möjligheter för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar För att uppnå detta kommer programmet att fokusera på skydd från hot och repressalier, fristäder, länders lagstiftning och rättstillämpning för fritt skapande och distribution utan censur, kapacitets-, kunskapsutveckling, nätverksbyggande kring ökade möjligheter för konstnärer att verka samt ha ett speciellt fokus på kvinnors ökade möjligheter att vara konstnärligt verksamma.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Brazil Ethiopia Lebanon Syrian Arab Republic Uganda Zimbabwe Middle East, regional Developing countries, unspecified Culture Other Social Infrastructure & Services Kulturrådet bedömer att programmets verksamhet sammantaget haft en god utveckling i riktning mot programmets mål. De långsiktiga målen är: 1) att förbättra villkoren för konstnärer att skapa, visa och distribuera sina verk utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier, och 2) att förbättra möjligheterna för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar. Dessa mål har brutits ner till fem delmål: 1) Konstnärers rätt till frihet/rättvisa rättegångar och yttrandefrihet skyddas vid hot/trakasserier av statliga eller icke-statliga aktörer Under programperioden har minst 422 konstnärer fått juridiskt stöd, 6 rättsfall har drivits i domstol och ett globalt nätverk av pro bono-jurister har utökats och består idag av 72 jurister i 30 länder. 2) Konstnärers rätt till liv och säkerhet är skyddad vid hot/trakasserier av statliga eller icke-statliga aktörer 993 konstnärer med anhöriga har fått skydd i en fristad under programperioden. Nätverket med fristäder och residens har ökat, särskilt i globala syd, till åtminstone 350 stycken. Samtidigt ökar antalet ansökningar, under perioden har Kulturrådets samarbetspartners hanterat 17 000 ansökningar. Det är ett stort glapp mellan behovet och resurser, och läget är fortsatt kritiskt som en följd av det geopolitiska läget. 3) Stärkt kapacitet hos skyldighetsvärare att respektera, skydda och uppfylla rätten till konstnärlig frihet. 945 fall av censur har kartlagts, jämstäddhetsperspektiv i datainsamling och forskning blir vanligare. Bland påverkansaktörer på mellanstatlig och statlig nivå ökar medvetenheten om konstnärlig frihet. Detta följer delvis av att Kulturrådets partners och andra organisationer har samarbetat och systematiserat sitt arbete. 4) Bygga nätverk av stärkta konstnärer och förändringsagenter för konstnärlig frihet. Programmets partnerorganisationer har etablerat nya samarbeten och nätverk under programperioden. Organisationerna har anordnat eller deltagit vid konferenser, som Safe Haven, 9th Summit of Arts and Culture, ICORNs generalkonferenser och nätverksmöten. Detta har bland annat resulterat i ökad samordning kring metodutveckling och systematiserad data insamling. 5) Kulturorganisationer, människorättsorganisationer och skyldighetsbärare har stärkt sin kapacitet att förespråka och försvara kvinnors konstnärliga frihet i sina insatser. Insatserna har fokuserat på att integrera jämställdhetsperspektiv. Resultaten pekar på en ökad representation av kvinnor och icke-binära i ledarskapspositioner och bland mottagare av stöd, men pekar också på ett fortsatt behov av insatser för att jämställdhetsarbetet ska få långvariga konsekvenser. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12506-12506A0101 Sweden The intervention aims at contributing to that artists and cultural actors can work freely globally regardless of opinion, religion, gender or sexuality, and that the Swedish Arts Council should contribute to the global protection and promotion of freedom of expression, artistic freedom and a variety of cultural expressions. Programmets övergripande mål är: - Förbättrade möjligheter att vara verksam som konstnär, att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier från stat eller annan part - Förbättrade möjligheter för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar Mål för programperioden är: - Förbättrade möjligheter för konstnärer att vara verksamma utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier - I de fall en konstnär inte kan verka på sin hemort, finns det förbättrade möjligheter att få fristad - Fler länders lagstiftning och rättstillämpning ger konstnärer förutsättningar att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för olika former av censur - Ökad kapacitet och nätverkande internationellt för gemensam kunskapsutveckling kring hur konstnärer kan få förbättrade möjligheter att vara verksamma - Ökad kapacitet hos relevanta aktörer att stärka kvinnors möjligheter att vara konstnärligt verksamma - Förbätttrade möjligheter att vara verksam som konstnär, att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier från stat eller annan part - Förbättrade möjligheter för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar För att uppnå detta kommer programmet att fokusera på skydd från hot och repressalier, fristäder, länders lagstiftning och rättstillämpning för fritt skapande och distribution utan censur, kapacitets-, kunskapsutveckling, nätverksbyggande kring ökade möjligheter för konstnärer att verka samt ha ett speciellt fokus på kvinnors ökade möjligheter att vara konstnärligt verksamma.  Sweden Statens kulturråd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Statens kulturråd 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 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Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12506-12506A0102 Sweden The intervention aims at contributing to that artists and cultural actors can work freely globally regardless of opinion, religion, gender or sexuality, and that the Swedish Arts Council should contribute to the global protection and promotion of freedom of expression, artistic freedom and a variety of cultural expressions. Programmets övergripande mål är: - Förbättrade möjligheter att vara verksam som konstnär, att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier från stat eller annan part - Förbättrade möjligheter för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar Mål för programperioden är: - Förbättrade möjligheter för konstnärer att vara verksamma utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier - I de fall en konstnär inte kan verka på sin hemort, finns det förbättrade möjligheter att få fristad - Fler länders lagstiftning och rättstillämpning ger konstnärer förutsättningar att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för olika former av censur - Ökad kapacitet och nätverkande internationellt för gemensam kunskapsutveckling kring hur konstnärer kan få förbättrade möjligheter att vara verksamma - Ökad kapacitet hos relevanta aktörer att stärka kvinnors möjligheter att vara konstnärligt verksamma - Förbätttrade möjligheter att vara verksam som konstnär, att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier från stat eller annan part - Förbättrade möjligheter för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar För att uppnå detta kommer programmet att fokusera på skydd från hot och repressalier, fristäder, länders lagstiftning och rättstillämpning för fritt skapande och distribution utan censur, kapacitets-, kunskapsutveckling, nätverksbyggande kring ökade möjligheter för konstnärer att verka samt ha ett speciellt fokus på kvinnors ökade möjligheter att vara konstnärligt verksamma.  Sweden Statens kulturråd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Statens kulturråd 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 -381093 0 -381093 0 8000000 7618907 Statens kulturråd 8000000 Statens kulturråd -381093 Statens kulturråd Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened defence of freedom of expression, free and independent media, and an inclusive, open, free, and secure internet where human rights and freedoms are respected, and increased security for independent journalists and media workers. Stärkt försvar av yttrandefriheten, fria och oberoende medier och ett inkluderande öppet, fritt och säkert internet där mänskliga fri- och rättigheter respekteras, samt ökad säkerhet för oberoende journalister och mediearbetare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12506-12506A0201 Sweden The intervention aims at contributing to that artists and cultural actors can work freely globally regardless of opinion, religion, gender or sexuality, and that the Swedish Arts Council should contribute to the global protection and promotion of freedom of expression, artistic freedom and a variety of cultural expressions. Programmets övergripande mål är: - Förbättrade möjligheter att vara verksam som konstnär, att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier från stat eller annan part - Förbättrade möjligheter för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar Mål för programperioden är: - Förbättrade möjligheter för konstnärer att vara verksamma utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier - I de fall en konstnär inte kan verka på sin hemort, finns det förbättrade möjligheter att få fristad - Fler länders lagstiftning och rättstillämpning ger konstnärer förutsättningar att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för olika former av censur - Ökad kapacitet och nätverkande internationellt för gemensam kunskapsutveckling kring hur konstnärer kan få förbättrade möjligheter att vara verksamma - Ökad kapacitet hos relevanta aktörer att stärka kvinnors möjligheter att vara konstnärligt verksamma - Förbätttrade möjligheter att vara verksam som konstnär, att fritt skapa, visa och sprida sitt arbete utan att utsättas för hot och repressalier från stat eller annan part - Förbättrade möjligheter för alla människor att fritt sprida och ta del av den konst och kultur som de själva önskar För att uppnå detta kommer programmet att fokusera på skydd från hot och repressalier, fristäder, länders lagstiftning och rättstillämpning för fritt skapande och distribution utan censur, kapacitets-, kunskapsutveckling, nätverksbyggande kring ökade möjligheter för konstnärer att verka samt ha ett speciellt fokus på kvinnors ökade möjligheter att vara konstnärligt verksamma.  Sweden Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12515 Sweden IOM through its role as the Convening Agency (CA) for the joint UN program SAFE Plus "Address Cooking Fuel Needs, Environmental Degradation and Food Security Cox's Bazar" has applied for funding for implementation of the program during the period 2019-2021. The program has been designed under the direction of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC) of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR) and contributes to local government planning and the Joint Response Plan of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). The contribution will only support activities in Cox's Bazar district. The goal of the program is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox’s Bazar. The program has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. The second and third primary objective focuses on improving economic livelihoods for host community members (and in turn overall food security) through training and inputs provision as well as the resilience of refugees through empowerment skills development. The fourth objective aims at mitigating negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The joint program is implemented by three UN agencies; IOM, WFP and FAO, and their partners. It targets 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households). The period of implementation is September 2018 to December 2021 with an total estimated budget of 117.5 million USD. Sweden's contribution is 100 million SEK out of which 25 million SEK is financed by the Swedish Government's climate initiative on reduced emissions in 2019. Other development partners who have committed contributions are Canada, DFID, Australia, Norway, ECHO, Netherlands, Japan, Korea and the United States. Around 29 % of the total funding needs for the program has been covered. In addition to the SAFE Plus program, UNHCR is targeting an additional 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households) for LPG distribution which means that all households in camps will be covered. Sweden is through its humanitarian funding contributing 50 million SEK to UNHCR in 2019 for LPG distribution and for piloting energy saving initiatives which could at a later stage be scaled up to all households using LPG. These are complementary funds to the support to the SAFE Plus program so all refugee households will have access to clean cooking fuel. IOM har genom sin roll som sammankallande agent för det gemensamma FN-programmet SAFE Plus "Adressera bränslebehov, miljöförstöring och matsäkerhet Cox's Bazar" ansökt om finansiering för genomförandet av programmet under perioden 2019-2021. Programmet har utformats under ledning av Flykting, stöd- och repatrieringskommissionen (RRRC) under ministeriet för katastrofhantering och stöd (MoDMR) och bidrar till lokal förvaltningsplanering och den gemensamma humanitära åtgärdsplanen via Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). Insatsen kommer endast stödja aktiviteter i Cox's Bazar distrikt. Målet med programmet är att bidra till den övergripande mat- och näringssäkerheten, självstärkande och motståndskraften för 125 000 flykting- och värdhushåll i Cox's Bazar. Programmet har fyra mål, varav det första är att tillgodose det brådskande behovet av matlagningsbränsle för rohingya-flyktingar och värdsamhällen i Cox's Bazar, genom att införa alternativt rent matlagningsbränsle och teknik. Det andra och tredje primära målet fokuserar på att förbättra ekonomiska livsförhållanden för värdsamhällen (och i sin tur övergripande matsäkerhet) genom utbildning och alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter samt flyktingars ökade motståndskraft genom kompetensutveckling. Det fjärde målet syftar till att mildra negativ miljöpåverkan genom rehabilitering av mark-och skogsområden. Det gemensamma programmet genomförs av tre FN-organ; IOM, WFP och FAO och deras partners. Den riktar sig till 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll). Implementeringsperioden är september 2018 till december 2021 med en total budget på 117,5 miljoner USD. Sveriges bidrag är 100 miljoner kronor, varav 25 miljoner kronor finansieras av Sveriges regerings klimatsatsning för minskade utsläpp 2019. Andra utvecklingspartners som har gett bidrag är Kanada, DFID, Australien, Norge, ECHO, Nederländerna, Japan, Korea och USA. Cirka 29% av programmets totala finansieringsbehov har täckts. Förutom SAFE Plus-programmet riktar UNHCR distribution av gasol till ytterligare 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll), vilket innebär att alla hushåll i lägren kommer att täckas. Sverige bidrar genom sin humanitära finansiering med 50 miljoner kronor till UNHCR 2019 för distribution av gasol och för pilotprojekt av energisparande initiativ, som i ett senare skede kan skalas upp till alla hushåll som använder gasol. Dessa är kompletterande medel till stödet till SAFE Plus-programmet för att möjliggöra att alla flyktinghushåll får tillgång till rent matlagningsbränsle. Goal: Contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox's Bazar Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income  Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Clean cooking appliances manufacturing Government & Civil Society-general Industry The SAFE Plus programme was conceived to mitigate the environmental, protection, health, and socioeconomic impacts of the Rohingya crisis. The programme aimed to support 100,000 Rohingya households and 25,000 host community households with cooking fuel (Liquified Petroleum Gas LPG), on and offfarm livelihoods support, reforestation of 2,000 hectares of land in host communities, and stabilizing 500 hectares of vulnerable land terrains in the camps. Three UN agencies FAO, IOM and WFP implemented the programme leveraging their comparative advantages in an integrated programming approach. The first phase of the SAFE Plus programme was implemented from January 2019 to June 2022, and achieved the following results: Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Targeted households, especially women-headed and vulnerable households, have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchases and increased nutritional intake for household members. To address cooking fuel needs, SAFE Plus consistently distributed LPG refills to 124,550 Rohingya and host community (host community was phased out in 2022) households where 67,175 households with extremely vulnerable individuals were supported with porter support. The end evaluation indicated that expenditure linked to cooking fuel was decreased with 100% in all targeted Rohingya households and with 80% in the vulnerable host community households. Throughout the project period, a sustainable provision of cooking fuel greatly reduced the need for foraging for firewood by the Rohingya and host community. The move from firewood to LPG as cooking fuel has had a range of positive impacts, including for the environment and decreased emission of CO2, but also the health of users who no longer need to breathe in smoke when cooking indoors, and decreasing SGBV risks for women and girls as they no longer need to collect firewood. Using the CO2 emission factor firewood in Bangladesh and LPG, a reduction of 586% of CO2 emission was visible among the Rohingya households and 111% reduction of CO2 emission in the host communities thanks to the distribution and use of LPG rather than firewood as cooking fuel. Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income 1,440 farmers (506 women) received training on innovative climate-sensitive agriculture, high-value crop production, postharvest processing, and value addition, and received input support. 16,000 farmers comprised of 798 producer groups were capacitated through training on technology, financial literacy, market-linkage, and 40 local service providers were trained and equipped to extend their support to the farmers on improved farming practices. 6,352 vulnerable host community households were provided livelihood training (tailoring, vegetable production, dry fish production, fish farming, wall painting, mobile servicing, small business, poultry rearing, livestock rearing, handicraft) and given input to perform the income generation. The end evaluation identified the average income of the host community households participating in the project activities increased to BDT 16,320 per month, which is 23% more than the baseline figure. Once the host community beneficiaries started producing additional food commodities as a result of the skills training, provision of inputs and other support, linkages were made between facilities of these beneficiaries with the suppliers of WFP food shops. The WFP food shops started procuring commodities from host communities and made these available in fresh food corners of the Rohingya camps. This indirectly supported social cohesion efforts. Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving 7,042 Rohingya women were provided mentoring and self-reliance support on a number of skills, including homestead vegetable gardening, aquaculture and tailoring. Mentoring activities had significant influence on the beneficiaries' ability and resilience. Training on vegetable gardening helped the Rohingya households grow fresh vegetables which they could then consume. The end evaluation found that around 90% of the Rohingya beneficiaries reported having gained knowledge from the mentoring activities. Mentoring activities enhanced Rohingya women's confidence and income generating skills. However, the self-reliance activities faced a long-term delay in the implementation due to the government restrictions on such activities in the camps as well as suspensions of activities during the Covid19 pandemic. During this period, beneficiaries engaged in mask-making and 700,000 masks were produced by 84 Rohingya beneficiaries through the SAFE Plus programme. Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation The environment was restored through land stabilization, restoration and erosion control, slope stabilisation, and reforestation of damaged areas. A total of 2,000 Ha of land were planted in 1,016 sites in the host communities and 313 Ha of land was stabilized in the camps using 2.9 million seedlings. The average survival percentage of the seedlings was 81%. While 100% of the target was restored outside the camps, only 63% of the target was successfully restored inside the camps. Challenges to achieve the target inside the camps were mainly due to Covid19 restrictions and a decrease in the available areas for plantation due to the closure of two camps. Despite these challenges, the activities contributed to increasing the vegetative coverage and reduced landslide vulnerability. 20 Government nurseries and 64 private nurseries were supported, enabling them to produce three million high-quality indigenous seedlings per year. This has increased profits, contributing to ecosystem restoration, mitigating the impacts of climate change and protecting the livelihoods of forest-dependent host communities. For the first time in Cox's Bazar, a floral biodiversity assessment was conducted. This has supported the Forest Department in determining the list of species for the rehabilitation of degraded forest land, inside and outside the camps, and the established nurseries are now producing the selected seedlings. With the support of the Forest Department and the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the project also developed guidelines for spatial monitoring and reporting tools for hill and plain land forest areas. The land stabilisation, forest rehabilitation and nursery activities also provided Cash for Work opportunities, even exceeding the target, and thereby improving environmental friendly livelihoods opportunities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12515-12515A0101 Sweden IOM through its role as the Convening Agency (CA) for the joint UN program SAFE Plus "Address Cooking Fuel Needs, Environmental Degradation and Food Security Cox's Bazar" has applied for funding for implementation of the program during the period 2019-2021. The program has been designed under the direction of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC) of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR) and contributes to local government planning and the Joint Response Plan of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). The contribution will only support activities in Cox's Bazar district. The goal of the program is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox’s Bazar. The program has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. The second and third primary objective focuses on improving economic livelihoods for host community members (and in turn overall food security) through training and inputs provision as well as the resilience of refugees through empowerment skills development. The fourth objective aims at mitigating negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The joint program is implemented by three UN agencies; IOM, WFP and FAO, and their partners. It targets 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households). The period of implementation is September 2018 to December 2021 with an total estimated budget of 117.5 million USD. Sweden's contribution is 100 million SEK out of which 25 million SEK is financed by the Swedish Government's climate initiative on reduced emissions in 2019. Other development partners who have committed contributions are Canada, DFID, Australia, Norway, ECHO, Netherlands, Japan, Korea and the United States. Around 29 % of the total funding needs for the program has been covered. In addition to the SAFE Plus program, UNHCR is targeting an additional 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households) for LPG distribution which means that all households in camps will be covered. Sweden is through its humanitarian funding contributing 50 million SEK to UNHCR in 2019 for LPG distribution and for piloting energy saving initiatives which could at a later stage be scaled up to all households using LPG. These are complementary funds to the support to the SAFE Plus program so all refugee households will have access to clean cooking fuel. IOM har genom sin roll som sammankallande agent för det gemensamma FN-programmet SAFE Plus "Adressera bränslebehov, miljöförstöring och matsäkerhet Cox's Bazar" ansökt om finansiering för genomförandet av programmet under perioden 2019-2021. Programmet har utformats under ledning av Flykting, stöd- och repatrieringskommissionen (RRRC) under ministeriet för katastrofhantering och stöd (MoDMR) och bidrar till lokal förvaltningsplanering och den gemensamma humanitära åtgärdsplanen via Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). Insatsen kommer endast stödja aktiviteter i Cox's Bazar distrikt. Målet med programmet är att bidra till den övergripande mat- och näringssäkerheten, självstärkande och motståndskraften för 125 000 flykting- och värdhushåll i Cox's Bazar. Programmet har fyra mål, varav det första är att tillgodose det brådskande behovet av matlagningsbränsle för rohingya-flyktingar och värdsamhällen i Cox's Bazar, genom att införa alternativt rent matlagningsbränsle och teknik. Det andra och tredje primära målet fokuserar på att förbättra ekonomiska livsförhållanden för värdsamhällen (och i sin tur övergripande matsäkerhet) genom utbildning och alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter samt flyktingars ökade motståndskraft genom kompetensutveckling. Det fjärde målet syftar till att mildra negativ miljöpåverkan genom rehabilitering av mark-och skogsområden. Det gemensamma programmet genomförs av tre FN-organ; IOM, WFP och FAO och deras partners. Den riktar sig till 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll). Implementeringsperioden är september 2018 till december 2021 med en total budget på 117,5 miljoner USD. Sveriges bidrag är 100 miljoner kronor, varav 25 miljoner kronor finansieras av Sveriges regerings klimatsatsning för minskade utsläpp 2019. Andra utvecklingspartners som har gett bidrag är Kanada, DFID, Australien, Norge, ECHO, Nederländerna, Japan, Korea och USA. Cirka 29% av programmets totala finansieringsbehov har täckts. Förutom SAFE Plus-programmet riktar UNHCR distribution av gasol till ytterligare 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll), vilket innebär att alla hushåll i lägren kommer att täckas. Sverige bidrar genom sin humanitära finansiering med 50 miljoner kronor till UNHCR 2019 för distribution av gasol och för pilotprojekt av energisparande initiativ, som i ett senare skede kan skalas upp till alla hushåll som använder gasol. Dessa är kompletterande medel till stödet till SAFE Plus-programmet för att möjliggöra att alla flyktinghushåll får tillgång till rent matlagningsbränsle. Goal: Contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox's Bazar Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income  Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10000000 40000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 25000000 0 15000000 0 0 50000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 10000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 15000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Focus on vulnerable groups in refugee areas, among host communities and rohingy refugees, especially women and children Fokus på sårbara grupper i flyktingmottagande områden, bland värdsamhällen och rohingyaflyktingar, särskilt kvinnor och barn Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-12515-12515A0102 Sweden IOM through its role as the Convening Agency (CA) for the joint UN program SAFE Plus "Address Cooking Fuel Needs, Environmental Degradation and Food Security Cox's Bazar" has applied for funding for implementation of the program during the period 2019-2021. The program has been designed under the direction of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC) of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR) and contributes to local government planning and the Joint Response Plan of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). The contribution will only support activities in Cox's Bazar district. The goal of the program is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox’s Bazar. The program has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. The second and third primary objective focuses on improving economic livelihoods for host community members (and in turn overall food security) through training and inputs provision as well as the resilience of refugees through empowerment skills development. The fourth objective aims at mitigating negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The joint program is implemented by three UN agencies; IOM, WFP and FAO, and their partners. It targets 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households). The period of implementation is September 2018 to December 2021 with an total estimated budget of 117.5 million USD. Sweden's contribution is 100 million SEK out of which 25 million SEK is financed by the Swedish Government's climate initiative on reduced emissions in 2019. Other development partners who have committed contributions are Canada, DFID, Australia, Norway, ECHO, Netherlands, Japan, Korea and the United States. Around 29 % of the total funding needs for the program has been covered. In addition to the SAFE Plus program, UNHCR is targeting an additional 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households) for LPG distribution which means that all households in camps will be covered. Sweden is through its humanitarian funding contributing 50 million SEK to UNHCR in 2019 for LPG distribution and for piloting energy saving initiatives which could at a later stage be scaled up to all households using LPG. These are complementary funds to the support to the SAFE Plus program so all refugee households will have access to clean cooking fuel. IOM har genom sin roll som sammankallande agent för det gemensamma FN-programmet SAFE Plus "Adressera bränslebehov, miljöförstöring och matsäkerhet Cox's Bazar" ansökt om finansiering för genomförandet av programmet under perioden 2019-2021. Programmet har utformats under ledning av Flykting, stöd- och repatrieringskommissionen (RRRC) under ministeriet för katastrofhantering och stöd (MoDMR) och bidrar till lokal förvaltningsplanering och den gemensamma humanitära åtgärdsplanen via Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). Insatsen kommer endast stödja aktiviteter i Cox's Bazar distrikt. Målet med programmet är att bidra till den övergripande mat- och näringssäkerheten, självstärkande och motståndskraften för 125 000 flykting- och värdhushåll i Cox's Bazar. Programmet har fyra mål, varav det första är att tillgodose det brådskande behovet av matlagningsbränsle för rohingya-flyktingar och värdsamhällen i Cox's Bazar, genom att införa alternativt rent matlagningsbränsle och teknik. Det andra och tredje primära målet fokuserar på att förbättra ekonomiska livsförhållanden för värdsamhällen (och i sin tur övergripande matsäkerhet) genom utbildning och alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter samt flyktingars ökade motståndskraft genom kompetensutveckling. Det fjärde målet syftar till att mildra negativ miljöpåverkan genom rehabilitering av mark-och skogsområden. Det gemensamma programmet genomförs av tre FN-organ; IOM, WFP och FAO och deras partners. Den riktar sig till 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll). Implementeringsperioden är september 2018 till december 2021 med en total budget på 117,5 miljoner USD. Sveriges bidrag är 100 miljoner kronor, varav 25 miljoner kronor finansieras av Sveriges regerings klimatsatsning för minskade utsläpp 2019. Andra utvecklingspartners som har gett bidrag är Kanada, DFID, Australien, Norge, ECHO, Nederländerna, Japan, Korea och USA. Cirka 29% av programmets totala finansieringsbehov har täckts. Förutom SAFE Plus-programmet riktar UNHCR distribution av gasol till ytterligare 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll), vilket innebär att alla hushåll i lägren kommer att täckas. Sverige bidrar genom sin humanitära finansiering med 50 miljoner kronor till UNHCR 2019 för distribution av gasol och för pilotprojekt av energisparande initiativ, som i ett senare skede kan skalas upp till alla hushåll som använder gasol. Dessa är kompletterande medel till stödet till SAFE Plus-programmet för att möjliggöra att alla flyktinghushåll får tillgång till rent matlagningsbränsle. Goal: Contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox's Bazar Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income  Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 0 25000000 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Greater resilience and flexibility to deal with climate change, environmental impacts and natural disasters in vulnerable areas, including improved disaster management systems Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga mot klimatförändringar, miljöpåverkan och naturkatastrofer i utsatta områden, inklusive stärkta katastrofhanteringssystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12515-12515A0103 Sweden IOM through its role as the Convening Agency (CA) for the joint UN program SAFE Plus "Address Cooking Fuel Needs, Environmental Degradation and Food Security Cox's Bazar" has applied for funding for implementation of the program during the period 2019-2021. The program has been designed under the direction of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC) of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR) and contributes to local government planning and the Joint Response Plan of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). The contribution will only support activities in Cox's Bazar district. The goal of the program is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox’s Bazar. The program has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. The second and third primary objective focuses on improving economic livelihoods for host community members (and in turn overall food security) through training and inputs provision as well as the resilience of refugees through empowerment skills development. The fourth objective aims at mitigating negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The joint program is implemented by three UN agencies; IOM, WFP and FAO, and their partners. It targets 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households). The period of implementation is September 2018 to December 2021 with an total estimated budget of 117.5 million USD. Sweden's contribution is 100 million SEK out of which 25 million SEK is financed by the Swedish Government's climate initiative on reduced emissions in 2019. Other development partners who have committed contributions are Canada, DFID, Australia, Norway, ECHO, Netherlands, Japan, Korea and the United States. Around 29 % of the total funding needs for the program has been covered. In addition to the SAFE Plus program, UNHCR is targeting an additional 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households) for LPG distribution which means that all households in camps will be covered. Sweden is through its humanitarian funding contributing 50 million SEK to UNHCR in 2019 for LPG distribution and for piloting energy saving initiatives which could at a later stage be scaled up to all households using LPG. These are complementary funds to the support to the SAFE Plus program so all refugee households will have access to clean cooking fuel. IOM har genom sin roll som sammankallande agent för det gemensamma FN-programmet SAFE Plus "Adressera bränslebehov, miljöförstöring och matsäkerhet Cox's Bazar" ansökt om finansiering för genomförandet av programmet under perioden 2019-2021. Programmet har utformats under ledning av Flykting, stöd- och repatrieringskommissionen (RRRC) under ministeriet för katastrofhantering och stöd (MoDMR) och bidrar till lokal förvaltningsplanering och den gemensamma humanitära åtgärdsplanen via Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). Insatsen kommer endast stödja aktiviteter i Cox's Bazar distrikt. Målet med programmet är att bidra till den övergripande mat- och näringssäkerheten, självstärkande och motståndskraften för 125 000 flykting- och värdhushåll i Cox's Bazar. Programmet har fyra mål, varav det första är att tillgodose det brådskande behovet av matlagningsbränsle för rohingya-flyktingar och värdsamhällen i Cox's Bazar, genom att införa alternativt rent matlagningsbränsle och teknik. Det andra och tredje primära målet fokuserar på att förbättra ekonomiska livsförhållanden för värdsamhällen (och i sin tur övergripande matsäkerhet) genom utbildning och alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter samt flyktingars ökade motståndskraft genom kompetensutveckling. Det fjärde målet syftar till att mildra negativ miljöpåverkan genom rehabilitering av mark-och skogsområden. Det gemensamma programmet genomförs av tre FN-organ; IOM, WFP och FAO och deras partners. Den riktar sig till 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll). Implementeringsperioden är september 2018 till december 2021 med en total budget på 117,5 miljoner USD. Sveriges bidrag är 100 miljoner kronor, varav 25 miljoner kronor finansieras av Sveriges regerings klimatsatsning för minskade utsläpp 2019. Andra utvecklingspartners som har gett bidrag är Kanada, DFID, Australien, Norge, ECHO, Nederländerna, Japan, Korea och USA. Cirka 29% av programmets totala finansieringsbehov har täckts. Förutom SAFE Plus-programmet riktar UNHCR distribution av gasol till ytterligare 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll), vilket innebär att alla hushåll i lägren kommer att täckas. Sverige bidrar genom sin humanitära finansiering med 50 miljoner kronor till UNHCR 2019 för distribution av gasol och för pilotprojekt av energisparande initiativ, som i ett senare skede kan skalas upp till alla hushåll som använder gasol. Dessa är kompletterande medel till stödet till SAFE Plus-programmet för att möjliggöra att alla flyktinghushåll får tillgång till rent matlagningsbränsle. Goal: Contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox's Bazar Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income  Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 0 25000000 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and enhanced resilience to climate change and natural disasters. Begränsad klimatpåverkan samt stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for reduced environmental impact and sustainable use of natural resources. Stärkta förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12530 Sweden The contriution is for support to the Iraq Foundation's (IF) project to strengthen the Iraqi parliament's ability to respond effectively and respond to public needs. The project will be implemented by IF and and Global Partners Governance's (GPG) who will work with the Parliament( CoR) and their committees to improve policy, quality and working methods. The project will also work with civil society to increase their participation and influence on political processes. One of four results within the initiative is to increase women's opportunities to participate in political processes and gender equality will also be integrated into the other results and activities within the project. This is a project that is partly a continuation of the work Global Partners Governance has conducted in Iraq with CoR since 2008, however not with Swedish funding. This initiative is also based on experience gained from GPG's efforts to increase the resilience of the political system, which has been done by strengthening Parliament as a forum for conflict resolution and political negotiations as well as cross-sectoral agreements. Insatsen avser stöd till Iraq Foundations (IF) projekt för att stärka det irakiska parlamentets förmåga att verka effektivt och svara på medborgares verkliga behov. Projektet som genomförs av IF i samarbete med Global Partners Governance (GPG) kommer att arbeta med parlamentet och dess kommittéer för att förbättra parlamentets policyskapande och arbetssätt, men projektet kommer också att arbeta med det civila samhället för att öka deras deltagande och påverkan på de politiska processerna. Ett av fyra resultat inom insatsen handlar om att öka kvinnors möjligheter att delta i de politiska proceserna och jämställdhet skall även integreras i de övriga resultaten och aktiviteterna.Detta är ett projekt som delvis är en fortsättning på det arbete Global Partners Governance (ej med svenskt stöd) har genomfört i Irak med parlamentet sedan 2008. Föreliggande insats bygger också på erfarenheter från GPG:s arbete med öka resiliensen för det politiska systemet, vilket man gjort genom att stärka parlamentet som forum för konfliktlösning och politiska förhandlingar samt sektöverskridande överenskommelser. Insatsen avser att förbättra Policyskapande, Grundläggande service, Jämställdhet och medborgarinflytande. Efter projektets genomförande förväntas följande resultat: - Parlamentets (CoR) kommittéer är mer representativa och utgår från medborgarnas behov i policyskapandet och håller regeringen ansvarig för att genomföra politiken. - Talmannen utvecklar mer effektiva beslutsprocesser som inkluderar lagstiftning. - Mekanism för att hantera lokalt missnöje med grundläggande samhällsservice är etablerat mellan nationella och lokala besultsfattande nivåer (governments). - Kvinnliga parlamentariker har bättre förutsättningar att ta ledarpositioner och använder dessa positioner effektivt för att lyfta upp jämställdhet på den politiska agendan. Sida bedömer insatsens mål som realistiska och relevanta. Delar av målen vilar på redan etablerade resultat i parlamentet. Projektet behöver alltså inte börja om från noll. Både GPG och IF är etablerade aktörer som har samarbetat med parlamentet, inom vilket behoven av projektet till stor del har formulerats. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Legislatures and political parties Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Resultatrapporteringen avser den inledande fasen av projektet samt den första perioden av samordning genom ett antal aktiviteter där representanter från parlamentet igenom och i samverkan med kommittéledamöter och offentligt anställda samt representanter från civilsamhället. Rapporteringsperioden avser oktober 2018 till september 2019. Under denna period inleddes förnyade försök till att samla företrädare för den irakiska politiken att samlas kring politiska frågor utifrån periodens sociala och ekonomiska utmaningar då man såg ett växande behov av i Irak av att samlas kring viktigaste målområden som detta projekt har för avsikt att stödja kring. Under projektets första år har insatser för att kartlägga behoven genomförts och modeller har utvecklats för att stödja den politiska dialogen vilket inkluderat återkopplingar mellan olika parter där dialog kring kvinnors deltagande samt ökad medvetenhet av jämställdhetsaspekter inkluderats. Projektet tillämpar ett agilt arbetssätt, där förändringar i själva implementeringsförfarandet skall kunna hantera den efterfrågestyrda verksamhet som politiska processer kräver i en miljö som påverkas och påverkats av konflikter och krig. Projektet inleddes genom att samla intressenter vilka representerade viktiga funktioner inom parlamentet för dialog kring behov och förväntade resultat. En analys över dåvarande situation genomfördes vilket inkluderade en behovsbedömning. En introduktion till det agilt arbetssätt genomfördes och verksamheten diskuterades i syfte att nå förväntade resultat av projektmålet. Analysen gav underlag till prioriteringar av verksamheten och inriktningen kring fokusområden att ge fördjupat stöd kring. Under projektets första år utformades inledningsvis strukturerna för att möta de behov som parlamentet och kommittéerna stod inför samt för att inleda dialogen med aktörer från civilsamhället. Projektet inledde verksamhet för att engagera viktiga intressenter i det irakiska parlamentet, utvärdera deras behov och utforma och börja leverera ett program med aktiviteter för att bygga upp sin kapacitet och stödja institutionella reformer. Under andra halvan av projektets första år utvecklades strategiska ramar, rapportering kring viktiga politikområden och överenskomna arbetsplaner togs fram tillsammans med viktiga funktioner inom parlamentets administration. Under arbetsmöten med talmannen, tjänstemän och kvinnliga parlamentsledamöter belystes vikten av ett effektivt system för representation där lokala frågor var samlingspunkt under det första året vilka inkluderar viktiga samhällstjänster, som el, rent vatten, utbildning, hälsovård, ekonomisk stagnation med åtföljande hög ungdomsarbetslöshet. Inom projektets första år har också särskilda stöd till nyvalda kvinnliga parlamentsledamöter varit fokusområde i syfte ge stöd kring att förstå de utmaningar som politiken ställer på samspel, dialog, argumentation och analys i syfte att ge stöd för att hantera politikernas förmåga till övervakning av politiken, lagstiftningsprocessen till färdiga beslut. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12530-12530A0101 Sweden The contriution is for support to the Iraq Foundation's (IF) project to strengthen the Iraqi parliament's ability to respond effectively and respond to public needs. The project will be implemented by IF and and Global Partners Governance's (GPG) who will work with the Parliament( CoR) and their committees to improve policy, quality and working methods. The project will also work with civil society to increase their participation and influence on political processes. One of four results within the initiative is to increase women's opportunities to participate in political processes and gender equality will also be integrated into the other results and activities within the project. This is a project that is partly a continuation of the work Global Partners Governance has conducted in Iraq with CoR since 2008, however not with Swedish funding. This initiative is also based on experience gained from GPG's efforts to increase the resilience of the political system, which has been done by strengthening Parliament as a forum for conflict resolution and political negotiations as well as cross-sectoral agreements. Insatsen avser stöd till Iraq Foundations (IF) projekt för att stärka det irakiska parlamentets förmåga att verka effektivt och svara på medborgares verkliga behov. Projektet som genomförs av IF i samarbete med Global Partners Governance (GPG) kommer att arbeta med parlamentet och dess kommittéer för att förbättra parlamentets policyskapande och arbetssätt, men projektet kommer också att arbeta med det civila samhället för att öka deras deltagande och påverkan på de politiska processerna. Ett av fyra resultat inom insatsen handlar om att öka kvinnors möjligheter att delta i de politiska proceserna och jämställdhet skall även integreras i de övriga resultaten och aktiviteterna.Detta är ett projekt som delvis är en fortsättning på det arbete Global Partners Governance (ej med svenskt stöd) har genomfört i Irak med parlamentet sedan 2008. Föreliggande insats bygger också på erfarenheter från GPG:s arbete med öka resiliensen för det politiska systemet, vilket man gjort genom att stärka parlamentet som forum för konfliktlösning och politiska förhandlingar samt sektöverskridande överenskommelser. Insatsen avser att förbättra Policyskapande, Grundläggande service, Jämställdhet och medborgarinflytande. Efter projektets genomförande förväntas följande resultat: - Parlamentets (CoR) kommittéer är mer representativa och utgår från medborgarnas behov i policyskapandet och håller regeringen ansvarig för att genomföra politiken. - Talmannen utvecklar mer effektiva beslutsprocesser som inkluderar lagstiftning. - Mekanism för att hantera lokalt missnöje med grundläggande samhällsservice är etablerat mellan nationella och lokala besultsfattande nivåer (governments). - Kvinnliga parlamentariker har bättre förutsättningar att ta ledarpositioner och använder dessa positioner effektivt för att lyfta upp jämställdhet på den politiska agendan. Sida bedömer insatsens mål som realistiska och relevanta. Delar av målen vilar på redan etablerade resultat i parlamentet. Projektet behöver alltså inte börja om från noll. Både GPG och IF är etablerade aktörer som har samarbetat med parlamentet, inom vilket behoven av projektet till stor del har formulerats. Sweden Free Iraq Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Free Iraq Foundation 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 9500000 9000000 0 10000000 9500000 9000000 0 28500000 Free Iraq Foundation 10000000 Free Iraq Foundation 210509 Free Iraq Foundation -210509 Free Iraq Foundation 9500000 Free Iraq Foundation 9000000 Free Iraq Foundation Iraq 2017-2022 Irak 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity of public institutions, at different levels, and improved opportunities for participation in democratic- and peacebuilding processes, not the least for women Stärkt kapacitet inom offentliga institutioner på olika nivåer och förbättrade möjligheter till deltagande i demokratiska- och fredsbyggande processer, inte minst för kvinnor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society to organise, with a particular focus on peacebuilding and human rights, inclusive of boys and girls Förbättrade förutsättningar för det civila samhället att organisera sig med särskilt fokus på arbete för fredsbyggande och mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive för pojkar och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved participation of women in democratic- and peacebuilding processes Ökat deltagande för kvinnor i demokratiska och fredsbyggande processer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12530-12530A0102 Sweden The contriution is for support to the Iraq Foundation's (IF) project to strengthen the Iraqi parliament's ability to respond effectively and respond to public needs. The project will be implemented by IF and and Global Partners Governance's (GPG) who will work with the Parliament( CoR) and their committees to improve policy, quality and working methods. The project will also work with civil society to increase their participation and influence on political processes. One of four results within the initiative is to increase women's opportunities to participate in political processes and gender equality will also be integrated into the other results and activities within the project. This is a project that is partly a continuation of the work Global Partners Governance has conducted in Iraq with CoR since 2008, however not with Swedish funding. This initiative is also based on experience gained from GPG's efforts to increase the resilience of the political system, which has been done by strengthening Parliament as a forum for conflict resolution and political negotiations as well as cross-sectoral agreements. Insatsen avser stöd till Iraq Foundations (IF) projekt för att stärka det irakiska parlamentets förmåga att verka effektivt och svara på medborgares verkliga behov. Projektet som genomförs av IF i samarbete med Global Partners Governance (GPG) kommer att arbeta med parlamentet och dess kommittéer för att förbättra parlamentets policyskapande och arbetssätt, men projektet kommer också att arbeta med det civila samhället för att öka deras deltagande och påverkan på de politiska processerna. Ett av fyra resultat inom insatsen handlar om att öka kvinnors möjligheter att delta i de politiska proceserna och jämställdhet skall även integreras i de övriga resultaten och aktiviteterna.Detta är ett projekt som delvis är en fortsättning på det arbete Global Partners Governance (ej med svenskt stöd) har genomfört i Irak med parlamentet sedan 2008. Föreliggande insats bygger också på erfarenheter från GPG:s arbete med öka resiliensen för det politiska systemet, vilket man gjort genom att stärka parlamentet som forum för konfliktlösning och politiska förhandlingar samt sektöverskridande överenskommelser. Insatsen avser att förbättra Policyskapande, Grundläggande service, Jämställdhet och medborgarinflytande. Efter projektets genomförande förväntas följande resultat: - Parlamentets (CoR) kommittéer är mer representativa och utgår från medborgarnas behov i policyskapandet och håller regeringen ansvarig för att genomföra politiken. - Talmannen utvecklar mer effektiva beslutsprocesser som inkluderar lagstiftning. - Mekanism för att hantera lokalt missnöje med grundläggande samhällsservice är etablerat mellan nationella och lokala besultsfattande nivåer (governments). - Kvinnliga parlamentariker har bättre förutsättningar att ta ledarpositioner och använder dessa positioner effektivt för att lyfta upp jämställdhet på den politiska agendan. Sida bedömer insatsens mål som realistiska och relevanta. Delar av målen vilar på redan etablerade resultat i parlamentet. Projektet behöver alltså inte börja om från noll. Både GPG och IF är etablerade aktörer som har samarbetat med parlamentet, inom vilket behoven av projektet till stor del har formulerats. Sweden Free Iraq Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 210509 210509 210509 Ernst & Young 210509 Ernst & Young Iraq 2017-2022 Irak 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity of public institutions, at different levels, and improved opportunities for participation in democratic- and peacebuilding processes, not the least for women Stärkt kapacitet inom offentliga institutioner på olika nivåer och förbättrade möjligheter till deltagande i demokratiska- och fredsbyggande processer, inte minst för kvinnor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12530-12530A0201 Sweden The contriution is for support to the Iraq Foundation's (IF) project to strengthen the Iraqi parliament's ability to respond effectively and respond to public needs. The project will be implemented by IF and and Global Partners Governance's (GPG) who will work with the Parliament( CoR) and their committees to improve policy, quality and working methods. The project will also work with civil society to increase their participation and influence on political processes. One of four results within the initiative is to increase women's opportunities to participate in political processes and gender equality will also be integrated into the other results and activities within the project. This is a project that is partly a continuation of the work Global Partners Governance has conducted in Iraq with CoR since 2008, however not with Swedish funding. This initiative is also based on experience gained from GPG's efforts to increase the resilience of the political system, which has been done by strengthening Parliament as a forum for conflict resolution and political negotiations as well as cross-sectoral agreements. Insatsen avser stöd till Iraq Foundations (IF) projekt för att stärka det irakiska parlamentets förmåga att verka effektivt och svara på medborgares verkliga behov. Projektet som genomförs av IF i samarbete med Global Partners Governance (GPG) kommer att arbeta med parlamentet och dess kommittéer för att förbättra parlamentets policyskapande och arbetssätt, men projektet kommer också att arbeta med det civila samhället för att öka deras deltagande och påverkan på de politiska processerna. Ett av fyra resultat inom insatsen handlar om att öka kvinnors möjligheter att delta i de politiska proceserna och jämställdhet skall även integreras i de övriga resultaten och aktiviteterna.Detta är ett projekt som delvis är en fortsättning på det arbete Global Partners Governance (ej med svenskt stöd) har genomfört i Irak med parlamentet sedan 2008. Föreliggande insats bygger också på erfarenheter från GPG:s arbete med öka resiliensen för det politiska systemet, vilket man gjort genom att stärka parlamentet som forum för konfliktlösning och politiska förhandlingar samt sektöverskridande överenskommelser. Insatsen avser att förbättra Policyskapande, Grundläggande service, Jämställdhet och medborgarinflytande. Efter projektets genomförande förväntas följande resultat: - Parlamentets (CoR) kommittéer är mer representativa och utgår från medborgarnas behov i policyskapandet och håller regeringen ansvarig för att genomföra politiken. - Talmannen utvecklar mer effektiva beslutsprocesser som inkluderar lagstiftning. - Mekanism för att hantera lokalt missnöje med grundläggande samhällsservice är etablerat mellan nationella och lokala besultsfattande nivåer (governments). - Kvinnliga parlamentariker har bättre förutsättningar att ta ledarpositioner och använder dessa positioner effektivt för att lyfta upp jämställdhet på den politiska agendan. Sida bedömer insatsens mål som realistiska och relevanta. Delar av målen vilar på redan etablerade resultat i parlamentet. Projektet behöver alltså inte börja om från noll. Både GPG och IF är etablerade aktörer som har samarbetat med parlamentet, inom vilket behoven av projektet till stor del har formulerats. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 459800 0 0 459800 459800 Cowater International Sweden AB 459800 Cowater International Sweden AB Iraq 2017-2022 Irak 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity of public institutions, at different levels, and improved opportunities for participation in democratic- and peacebuilding processes, not the least for women Stärkt kapacitet inom offentliga institutioner på olika nivåer och förbättrade möjligheter till deltagande i demokratiska- och fredsbyggande processer, inte minst för kvinnor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12572 Sweden The intervention concerns support of 45 MSEK during the three-year period 2019-2021. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011 aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises of 79 national and 20 local governments and some thousand civil society organisations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGP's elibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP is directed by a strategy for 2015-2018 that was "refreshed" in 2016 to more clearly articulate the vision and identify the best means to work for that. By early 2020 OGP will complete a medium-term planning process, with the goal of developing a three-year implementation plan and budget (2020-2022). This implementation plan will not lay out a new vision for OGP but will focus on collective results that are aimed to be achieved in three years and how this will happen. The strategy focusses on the following areas: 1) Deepen citizen-centered gocvernance 2) Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically 3) Raise collective ambition, peer exchange and learning across OGP countries 4) Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation 5) Review performance incentives and rules of engagement 6) Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy The total budget for 2019 is about 12.4 MUSD. The budgets for 2020 and 2021 are estimated to 13.4 MUSD respectively. Total budget amounts to approximately 39.2 MUSD. Sida's contribution constitutes a little less than 10 % for each year. Insatsen avser ett stöd till organisationen Open Government Partnership om totalt 45 MSEK under en treårsperiod 2019-2021. Open Government Partnership är ett multi-intressent-initiativ som startade 2011 med syfte att övertyga regeringar om insatser för att främja öppenhet, stärka medborgarinflytande bekämpa korruption och använda gemensamt utvecklade metoder för att stärka samhällsstyrningen. Open Government Partnership består för närvarande av 79 nationella och 20 lokala regeringar och ett tusental civilsamhällesorganisationer. För att bli medlem i Open Government Partnership måste regeringar uppfylla de villkor som är uppställda, göra ett offentligt uttalande om öppenhet, utverka en nationell handlingsplan med hjälp av medborgarkonsultationer och rapportera utvecklingen med hjälp av den oberoende översynsmekanism som finns i initiativet. Open Government Partnerships vision är formulerad som att "fler regeringar ska bli mer transparenta, mer ansvarstagande och mer lyhörda för sina medborgares deltagande med slutgiltigt mål att förbättra styrning och samhällsservice". Arbetet kretsar kring nationella handlingsplaner som tas fram i en gemensam process mellan regeringar och civila samhället. Open Government Partnership arbetar utifrån en strategi som uppdaterades 2016 och utgör vägledning för verksamheten. Strategin kommer att utvecklas under 2019 för att med utgångspunkt i nuvarande vision formulera vägar för att nå bättre genomslag fram till 2022. Strategin omfattar följande områden: 1) Ökat fokus på medborgarcentrerad samhällsstyrning 2) Breddat gemensamt ägarskap för nationella handlingsplaner 3) Ökad ambitionsnivå och lärande 4) Stärkt kapacitet, koordinering och nätverk för genomförande 5) Översyn av incitaments- och regelstruktur 6) Stärkt varumärke och kommunikationsstrategi Total budget för 2019 är ca 12,4 MUSD. Budgetarna för 2020 och 2021 är uppskattade till 13,4 MUSD. Total budget är ca 39,2 MUSD. Sidas bidrag utgör knappt 10 %. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011, aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises 75 national and 104 local governments and thousands of civil society organizations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGPs eligibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP launched its 2023-28 strategy in 2023, after a year-long consultation process with a large community of government leaders, public servants, civil society, international partners, media and others. The result is a renewed vision for OGP as a more political, values-based partnership rooted in specific actions, innovations, and ideas for more open and democratic governments that meet citizens expectations. OGPs mission as part of the new strategy is to inspire, connect, and enable an ever-growing community of reformers and champions from government and civil society to take action together. OGP will achieve this by pursuing five mutually reinforcing goals: Strategic Goal 1: - Build a growing, committed, and interconnected community of open government reformers, activists, and champions - Build a stronger, more political global coalition for open government - Invest in leadership development for reformers - Expand strategic alliances and partnerships to reinforce open government principles Strategic Goal 2: Make open government central to how all levels and branches of government function and deliver on their priorities - Provide a flexible action framework fit for diverse contexts and needs - Support mainstreaming of open government at all levels and branches of government work - Be more responsive to windows of political opportunity Strategic Goal 3: Protect and expand civic space - Encourage civic space action and cultivate champions - Enforce and periodically review OGP policies on civic space Strategic Goal 4: Accelerate collective progress on open government reforms - Raise the bar on transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusion - Launch a Partnership-wide challenge to promote collective action on ten priority areas (more information on the Open Gov Challenge below) Strategic Goal 5: Become the home of inspirational open government innovations, evidence, and stories - Develop, curate and share high quality content - Create spaces for people to share their stories and connect   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Please note that OGP has in their Final Narrative Report been reporting in relation to the so called Grant Objectives that were included in the Original Agreement with Sida from Sep 2019. They were: Objective 1: Deepen Citizen Centered Governance Objective 2: Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically Objective 3: Raise collective ambition, peer exchange, and learning across OGP countries Objective 4: Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation Objective 5: Review performance incentives and rules of engagement Objective 6: Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy For the record, OGP has been operating in accordance with their 2023-2028 Strategy since 2023. Those five strategic objectives (SO1SO5) are mentioned above on page 3 in this Completion Memo and it is only for the Final Narrative report that OGP has organised their results differently. Since 2023, OGP has in particular been working to create a more political, people centered, and inspiring partnership to drive open government initiatives worldwide, tackle important challenges facing society, and build on successes and lessons learned from the community. OGP realised in their cocreation process for the new long-term Strategy that it was needed to invest even more in the reformers, the actual people Examples of results achieved with each of the six so called Grant Objectives (from the original agreement with Sida): Overview with OGP's own highlights: * OGP has helped civil society gain a permanent seat at the policy table, embed open government across branches and levels of government, and accelerated the adoption of policies in access to information, public participation, open contracting, and beneficial ownership transparency. OGP's greatest strength is its community of reformers, activists, and champions they are the engine that drives policy and country-level results across the Partnership. The OGP model is unique, and it works evidence shows that political leadership, multistakeholder collaboration, peer exchange, and accountability lead to impactful reforms. * Supporting reformers despite democratic crises: Afghanistan The fall of the government in Afghanistan in 2021 and subsequent takeover by the Taliban was a major setback for reformers working on building democratic institutions in the country over the previous decade. The OGP process and platform had enabled notable change in Afghanistan prior to the fall, led by courageous reformers working on areas critical to healthy and thriving democratic institutions, including anticorruption, womens rights, justice, and access to information. Across many measures, they had been succeeding despite persistent corruption, a weak state, and foreign interference. Following the takeover, OGP received many requests to support those who actively worked on OGP and partner initiatives in Afghanistan, many of whom risked facing danger if they stayed in the country. In 2021, the OGP Support Unit, with partner support, swiftly led the financial, political, and logistical efforts required to evacuate as many of these reformers as possible and this was done successfully. * Responding to a global pandemic: The COVID19 pandemic starting in 2020 presented pressing challenges for both people and institutions, spotlighting the lack of transparency and participation in health systems and emergency decision-making, as well as a rise in executive power crowding out citizen voices and civil society. To find and showcase pathways for open government approaches to COVID19, OGP launched Open Response Open Recovery in 2020, a campaign to ensure the values of open government were embedded in actions to end the spread of COVID19. In 2021, OGP added another R to the campaign: Open Renewal. For the campaign, OGP created an open space for the community to share where they see open government approaches to tackling COVID19, whether implemented by governments themselves or civil society, citizens, or the private sector. Drawing on over 450 crowdsourced examples, OGP created a guide for open government and coronavirus as a one stop shop with practical ideas, tools and resources on how open government can support tackling the pandemic, amplifying the work of domestic reformers and partners. OGP also said, when asked by Sida how they can use their learnings from the pandemic in a possible new global crisis, that "they learned that countries with preexisting multistakeholder forums and institutionalized cocreation processes were better positioned to respond quickly and openly to Covid, underscoring that the most valuable crisis tool is infrastructure for reform" Furthermore, "Institutionalization of OGP within member country ministries has also become a priority for OGP in the years following the pandemic. When in person cocreation processes got delayed due to social distancing measures, OGP developed guidance for making timelines flexible, as well as taking co-creation processes fully online, a capability now embedded in standard practice among member countries. OGP created the COVID-19 "Open Gov Tracker" during this period, a real time data aggregation tool that scraped and centralized data from partner organizations to monitor government behavior across areas like civic space, surveillance, media freedom, and Right to Information (RTI) frameworks. This type of tool could be redeployed when and if needed in the future.The addition of Open Renewal in 2021 further reflected that crises must not only be managed but used as windows of opportunity to address deeper systemic governance weaknesses, which is a principle that guides OGP's approach to ongoing and future shocks. These tools are ready to be used again." Objective 1: Deepen Citizen Centered Governance On page 5 in the Final Narrative report, OGP reports: "Between 2019 to 2024, reformers cocreated and implemented 1,928 commitments across 250 action plans (both national and local), demonstrating the scale and productivity of OGP's cocreation model. The quality of cocreation dialogue has improved as well, with the latest round of action plans seeing the highest rate yet of government responses to civil society on whether their inputs were or were not considered during cocreation and for the first time, more than two thirds of OGP governments provided this response." Sida followed-up with asking OGP to be more specific on how many commitments that have been fulfilled and partially fulfilled during the period 201924 incl. to report and analyse which kind of commitments (anticorruption, inclusion, digitalisation etc.) that are potentially more successful and if there are any geographic regions or countries that have been more successful in fulfilling their commitments. OGP responded in their updated their Final Narrative Report (see p. 16-17): "The Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) at OGP assessed almost 1,400 national action plan commitments (1,347) for implementation during the activity period 2019 to 2024. Of these commitments, 93% (or 1,259 commitments) saw at least some progress in implementation, while 58% (or 776 commitments) were considered fulfilled, i.e., they were substantially or fully implemented during the action plan period. (Clarification: There are fewer commitments (1,400) in this figure since these are the once that were both agreed and followed-up by IRM.) As for OGP local commitments (on local levels in governance administration), the IRM assessed 83 commitments during the activity period. The rate of implementation of these commitments was similar to that of the national commitments discussed above. Specifically, 92% (76 commitments) saw at least some progress in implementation, while 55% (46 commitments) were considered fulfilled. In terms of Early Results, 33% of implemented commitments (15 oct of 46 commitments) achieved major changes to government practices." Please also note that for the local numbers, the analysis only covers commitments submitted between 2017 and 2019. This is because local commitments are no longer assessed by the IRM. Only the local pioneers the first local governments to formally join OGP received IRM assessments. Furthermore, OGP reflected on their methods and that some indicators that the Independent Reporting Mechanisms (IRM) uses have changed since 2020. They also highlighted that OGP commitments in Action Plans in different countries and regions are not equal. They differ in scope, sometimes significantly. This makes comparisons difficult, even within countries. For example, a commitment to enact a new freedom of information bill and a commitment to update a government website to meet accessibility standards are significantly different, making them difficult to compare. Despite these differences, commitments remain the most effective unit of analysis to understand how OGP is working, according to OGP. OGP also reported, when asked by Sida, regarding the trends that they could see in regions, themes etc. on commitment implementation (Completion), OGP's research shows that rates of commitment fulfillment are strongly correlated with levels of income in the countries. Specifically, the difference in the implementation rate between the highest and lowest income OGP countries is more than 30%, even when controlling for other factors. Indeed, an earlier study found that the most common obstacle in terms of commitment non implementation is a lack of budget and technical capacity. Commitment outcomes (Early Results), on the other hand, are not correlated with income. OGP's research shows that the main predictor of early results is not implementation, but the ambition level of the commitments. In other words, perhaps unsurprisingly, well-designed commitments tend to produce the most early results. OGP's latest regional research shows that OGP countries in the Americas generate both the most ambitious commitments and the most early results, with rates of the latter more than double that in other regions. There are a few possible explanations for this trend. First, OGP countries in the Americas generally have stronger cocreation processes and spaces for permanent dialogue than elsewhere in OGP, and the research shows that levels of public participation during the OGP process are linked to better reforms, including early results. Second, countries in the Americas have institutionalized OGP (i.e., they have established formal rules and procedures) to a greater degree than countries in other regions. This provides stability, continuity during political transitions, and a stronger foundation from which to develop ambitious reforms. Regarding different themes of commitments An interesting insight from OGP data is that the level of completion, or fulfillment, of commitments does not vary significantly based on the thematic focus of commitments. In other words, implementation rates are relatively similar across different areas of reform, such as public services, anticorruption, and justice with the implementation rate of the most frequently addressed policy areas hovering between 50% and 65%. * Regarding gender and inclusion: The OGP Partnership's focused advocacy efforts have driven significant growth in the area of Inclusion, with for instance the 2019 "Break the Roles" campaign, OGP's first integrated advocacy campaign, achieving nearly 40% of OGP members making at least one gender commitment in their action plans. This represented a watershed moment, with seven members making gender-related commitments for the first time and more than 20 governments and partners forming the OGP Gender Coalition to guide and amplify this work. Across OGP members, gender reforms have delivered concrete results for vulnerable populations, from establishing gender equality commissions that address rights violations and combat trafficking, to embedding gender perspectives into state development strategies and ensuring crossparty political commitments to women's empowerment. OGP has also mainstreamed gender perspectives throughout its guidance and support, integrating gender across thematic areas. Multistakeholder forums (MSFs) have also become more inclusive, with 41% including representation of marginalized groups by 2021, most commonly women, LGBTQI individuals and communities, and youth. In most countries, representatives from women's' organizations also participate in national steering committee leadership or in multistakeholder groups. * Anti-corruption commitments are among the most ambitious and most likely to generate strong early results across OGP, including areas such as beneficial ownership transparency (BOT), whistleblowing, extractive industries, audits, and open contracting. Evidence from OGP's first ten years shows that OGP countries making ambitious commitments in areas like beneficial ownership transparency and open budgets across multiple action plans have become more open than other countries across many measures according to third-party assessments. Beneficial ownership transparency, specifically, has become one of the fastest growing and most ambitious policy areas, with nearly 40 countries having included BOT reforms in their OGP action plans and growing from a single commitment in 2013 to more than 80 commitments today. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 1: At the domestic level, co-creation between government and civil society is in the DNA of the OGP model. OGP has defined and shaped what cocreation looks like in practice and how it improves policy making. This is one of the most impactful achievements of the partnership and makes it unique in the space of democracy and good governance initiatives. The policy areas featured here reflect OGP's bottom-up approach to reform they emerged from demand by local stakeholders and gained/maintained momentum through sustained campaign efforts, consistent funding, and strong partnerships. This combination of grassroots demand and strategic support has enabled countries to capitalize on increased political support while accessing the technical expertise needed for implementation. Objective 2: Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically * Institutionalized open government processes p.8 Over the past five years, OGP made a concerted effort to embed open government across branches and levels of government. Institutionalization, refers to the process by which policies, practices, systems or laws become embedded and sustained within the government. Over 75% of members now have institutionalized open government processes. This has ensured crossparty support and continuity of reform agendas through political transitions. For example, Philippines executive order backed OGP office showed how institutional mandates and resources can stabilize reforms through political transitions. Another example from Armenia where a new Participatory Governance Department within the Prime Ministers office cemented open government at the core of policymaking. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 2: A key learning from OGPs decadelong work is the importance of building stronger institutional and political buy-in into open government that could be sustained across administrations or other political shifts. Institutionalizing open government to go beyond only the executive branch is therefore essential and a key part of OGPs 2023-2028 strategy. OGP initially trialled the expansion of open government adoption across institutions in a handful of countries, working with existing reformers to identify and reach out to champions at local levels, parliaments and judiciaries who were not familiar with OGP. It took persistence and strategic relationship building to connect reformers to each other so they could see their complementary roles in advancing specific policy areas, rather than pursuing disconnected agendas through standalone processes. Objective 3: Raise collective ambition, peer exchange, and learning across OGP countries * Mobilizing political commitment (p.9): OGP has held two global Summits and six regional meetings across all four OGP regions in the past five years, which have proven instrumental in maintaining political engagement. Although engagement from Heads of State has waned recently coinciding with democratic backsliding globally, OGP has successfully mobilized a broader spectrum of highlevel political leadership including members of parliament, judiciary officials, mayors, and ministers, particularly from the Global South standing at 60% in 2024. For instance, OGP's 2024 regional meeting in the Americas attracted eight high level judges for the first time, building a pipeline of future champions across institutions and ensuring that open government reforms are less vulnerable to being deprioritized when political leadership changes. * Unique leadership model: OGPs Steering Committee is a unique governance structure leading the partnership with equal representation from government and civil society leaders from the global north and global south. The committee has evolved into a more political leadership role, with Brazil, for example, opening the door for OGP to participate in the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group meeting and Armenia spotlighting OGP for its progress on beneficial ownership at the IACC. * Strategic partnerships amplify impact: OGP does not advance open government reforms in isolation. Over the years, the Partnership has carefully built and leveraged strategic partnerships and coalitions to amplify open government practices worldwide. The network includes 35 Ambassadors and Envoys and 18 institutional partners who leverage their political capital to influence international agendas and reach new audiences. The Partnership's numerous active funders have also been critical partners in resourcing domestic reforms to ensure their effective implementation. * Coalitions connect global platforms to domestic implementation: OGP has been the connective tissue between global platforms and agreements and domestic implementation. From shaping anticorruption guidelines of the European Commission, G20, and United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) to amplifying AI, climate, and justice at the OECD and UN Digital Compact, OGP has significantly influenced policy debates at the global level while grounding them in local reform. Since OGP's launch in 2011, it has convened 11 coalitions on policy issues such as civic space, youth inclusion, open algorithms, and beneficial ownership many at nascent stages and scaled them across the Partnership. Through these coalitions, forward-thinking government and civil society leaders, as well as those with proven track records in specific policy areas, take collective action on difficult reforms. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 3: OGP has also had to ensure that policy ideas that gain momentum at the global level don't lose traction at the domestic level. This is where it has been critical to build coalitions, and connect countries to their peers so that the practical knowledge and howto of a reform gets diffused across the partnership. Objective 4: Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation * Beneficial ownership and strategical engagement (p.11): Nigerias progress on beneficial ownership reforms is a case in point it demonstrates how OGP strategically engaged political leaders, mobilized resources from multilateral funders, and built coalitions inside and outside of government to overcome challenges around budgeting, institutional memory, and cross-agency collaboration. OGP championed the central role of committed and influential reformers and invested in their leadership skills. For example, OGP profiled then Minister of State, Budget and National Planning and Nigerian OGP Co-Chair Clem Agba and Registrar General Alhaji Abubakar Garba in regional and global OGP events and stories. Agbas leadership and influence proved critical in having Nigerias membership in the Beneficial Ownership Leadership Group officially approved by President Buhari. *Since 2020, OGP has also resourced civil society with close to USD $2 million to support their engagement in OGP processes and reforms. A large proportion of these funds have supported CSOs in the Eastern Partnership Region (Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia, and Moldova) while the largest number of grantees supported were in the Africa and the Middle East Region (20 CSOs). This support has had a tangible impact on strengthening government -civil society dialogue and engaging the general public in government policies. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 4: While OGPs early years were focused in developing guidance and encouraging uptake on cocreation from its members, this began to shift with an equal focus on investing in the people and their skills. There came a realization that the lifeblood of the platform were its reformers both from inside the government as well as outside who were passionate about open government. Their political astuteness, subject matter expertise and commitment to the cause were critical enablers in any reform process and could either make or break country level progress. This understanding led OGP to develop specific tools and resources to support reformers as individuals as well as in groups. In every successful reform whether it was Nigerias beneficial ownership transparency reforms or Ukraine's open contracting platform there were champions working in their individual capacity as well as part of a strong coalition to drive progress. OGP in concert with its strategic partners has consistently provided political and technical knowhow, resources and recognition to reformers and will continue to do so as a central part of its strategy. Objective 5: Review performance incentives and rules of engagement Since 2019, the OGP platform has evolved to become more responsive to the needs and contexts of its members. The OGP Support Unit has implemented a more flexible action framework and more comprehensive member services. As a result, the OGP platform has generated greater stakeholder engagement and more widespread adoption of open government reforms. * Introducing flexible rules to allow for greater engagement OGP Local scaled tenfold (p.13): In 2020, OGP launched a new OGP Local program that made it easier for local governments to join and engage in OGP. OGP unveiled new innovations such as flexible action plans, rolling commitments, e-filing, and local led monitoring bodies. The result has been an expanded coalition of committed local reformers. OGP Local scaled tenfold from 15 members in 2019 to 151 in 2024. * A new initiative spurs ambition: At the 2023 OGP Summit in Estonia, OGP launched the Open Gov Challenge, a new avenue for institutions at any level or branch of government to submit commitments to address key areas of open government. Adoption since has been widespread. By the 2025 OGP Summit in Spain, 65 governments in 42 countries had made more than 150 Challenge commitments. And these commitments matter OGPs Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) has found that these commitments are among the most ambitious in OGP. * Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) refresh leads to better learning: In 2020, the OGP Steering Committee approved the IRM Refresh, a new approach to the IRM aimed to increase adoption of IRM findings and recommendations. This included the launch of IRM Co-Creation Briefs with recommendations for policy areas to consider during cocreation, which early evidence shows is linked to government adoption of new policy areas (brief forthcoming). OGP research also finds that OGP governments are implementing about half of all IRM recommendations, and that doing so is associated with higher quality action plans and processes. LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 5: OGPs latest strategic plan for 202328 was the result of the largest community consultation held over a year, and one of the key pieces of stakeholder feedback was the need to adapt rules and incentives for the partnership to fit a diversity of contexts. This was a big shift in the current operating framework of the partnership as allowing action plans with different timeframes also had knock on effects on how the IRM would measure progress over time and across countries. As the changes are being adopted across members, there has been a noticeable increase in the engagement of new actors at both national and local levels. Anecdotally, OGP has also received feedback expressing greater satisfaction with the implementation of the new strategy. Objective 6: Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy * As OGPs strategy shifted from a focus on amplifying reforms to supporting reformers, its communications strategy also aligned with this shift during the period of 20182024.The maturity in the Partnership allowed OGP to move from open government as a theoretical concept to something that was practiced by real people on the ground and was having a tangible impact. * A key communications product that helped raise awareness of open government over these years has been Open Gov Week (OGW). OGW has been consistently held every year since 2018 and spotlights open government activities entirely organized by country-level reformers. In 2025, more than 40 countries organized over 2,000 events, bringing together government officials, civil society, experts and citizens to advance open government initiatives through public debates, assemblies, hackathons, webinars, and sharing stories and good practices. (Sida notes the example is from 2025, but believes it gives an insight into the magnitude of the annual Open Gov Week.) LESSONS LEARNED related to Grant Objective 6: The past five years have demonstrated that strategic investments in communications yield measurable results in visibility, engagement, and influence. By adapting messages to global challenges, amplifying reformers voices, and improving our existing platforms, OGP has strengthened its role as a trusted and relevant platform to advance open government and its values worldwide. A key lesson from this period has been the value of storytelling as both a visibility and an influence tool. Resources dedicated to storytelling, particularly videos (for example documentary style videos) have been instrumental in spotlighting reformers and inspiring others across government and civil society. Conclusion: Sida assesses the achieved results as overall very satisfying for the implementation period 2019-24. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12572-12572A0101 Sweden The intervention concerns support of 45 MSEK during the three-year period 2019-2021. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011 aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises of 79 national and 20 local governments and some thousand civil society organisations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGP's elibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP is directed by a strategy for 2015-2018 that was "refreshed" in 2016 to more clearly articulate the vision and identify the best means to work for that. By early 2020 OGP will complete a medium-term planning process, with the goal of developing a three-year implementation plan and budget (2020-2022). This implementation plan will not lay out a new vision for OGP but will focus on collective results that are aimed to be achieved in three years and how this will happen. The strategy focusses on the following areas: 1) Deepen citizen-centered gocvernance 2) Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically 3) Raise collective ambition, peer exchange and learning across OGP countries 4) Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation 5) Review performance incentives and rules of engagement 6) Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy The total budget for 2019 is about 12.4 MUSD. The budgets for 2020 and 2021 are estimated to 13.4 MUSD respectively. Total budget amounts to approximately 39.2 MUSD. Sida's contribution constitutes a little less than 10 % for each year. Insatsen avser ett stöd till organisationen Open Government Partnership om totalt 45 MSEK under en treårsperiod 2019-2021. Open Government Partnership är ett multi-intressent-initiativ som startade 2011 med syfte att övertyga regeringar om insatser för att främja öppenhet, stärka medborgarinflytande bekämpa korruption och använda gemensamt utvecklade metoder för att stärka samhällsstyrningen. Open Government Partnership består för närvarande av 79 nationella och 20 lokala regeringar och ett tusental civilsamhällesorganisationer. För att bli medlem i Open Government Partnership måste regeringar uppfylla de villkor som är uppställda, göra ett offentligt uttalande om öppenhet, utverka en nationell handlingsplan med hjälp av medborgarkonsultationer och rapportera utvecklingen med hjälp av den oberoende översynsmekanism som finns i initiativet. Open Government Partnerships vision är formulerad som att "fler regeringar ska bli mer transparenta, mer ansvarstagande och mer lyhörda för sina medborgares deltagande med slutgiltigt mål att förbättra styrning och samhällsservice". Arbetet kretsar kring nationella handlingsplaner som tas fram i en gemensam process mellan regeringar och civila samhället. Open Government Partnership arbetar utifrån en strategi som uppdaterades 2016 och utgör vägledning för verksamheten. Strategin kommer att utvecklas under 2019 för att med utgångspunkt i nuvarande vision formulera vägar för att nå bättre genomslag fram till 2022. Strategin omfattar följande områden: 1) Ökat fokus på medborgarcentrerad samhällsstyrning 2) Breddat gemensamt ägarskap för nationella handlingsplaner 3) Ökad ambitionsnivå och lärande 4) Stärkt kapacitet, koordinering och nätverk för genomförande 5) Översyn av incitaments- och regelstruktur 6) Stärkt varumärke och kommunikationsstrategi Total budget för 2019 är ca 12,4 MUSD. Budgetarna för 2020 och 2021 är uppskattade till 13,4 MUSD. Total budget är ca 39,2 MUSD. Sidas bidrag utgör knappt 10 %. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011, aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises 75 national and 104 local governments and thousands of civil society organizations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGPs eligibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP launched its 2023-28 strategy in 2023, after a year-long consultation process with a large community of government leaders, public servants, civil society, international partners, media and others. The result is a renewed vision for OGP as a more political, values-based partnership rooted in specific actions, innovations, and ideas for more open and democratic governments that meet citizens expectations. OGPs mission as part of the new strategy is to inspire, connect, and enable an ever-growing community of reformers and champions from government and civil society to take action together. OGP will achieve this by pursuing five mutually reinforcing goals: Strategic Goal 1: - Build a growing, committed, and interconnected community of open government reformers, activists, and champions - Build a stronger, more political global coalition for open government - Invest in leadership development for reformers - Expand strategic alliances and partnerships to reinforce open government principles Strategic Goal 2: Make open government central to how all levels and branches of government function and deliver on their priorities - Provide a flexible action framework fit for diverse contexts and needs - Support mainstreaming of open government at all levels and branches of government work - Be more responsive to windows of political opportunity Strategic Goal 3: Protect and expand civic space - Encourage civic space action and cultivate champions - Enforce and periodically review OGP policies on civic space Strategic Goal 4: Accelerate collective progress on open government reforms - Raise the bar on transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusion - Launch a Partnership-wide challenge to promote collective action on ten priority areas (more information on the Open Gov Challenge below) Strategic Goal 5: Become the home of inspirational open government innovations, evidence, and stories - Develop, curate and share high quality content - Create spaces for people to share their stories and connect   Sweden Open Government Partnership Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Open Government Partnership Secretariat 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 15000000 15000000 15000000 0 15000000 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 7500000 0 7500000 0 15000000 7500000 0 0 0 7500000 0 60000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 15000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7500000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12572-12572A0102 Sweden The intervention concerns support of 45 MSEK during the three-year period 2019-2021. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011 aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises of 79 national and 20 local governments and some thousand civil society organisations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGP's elibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP is directed by a strategy for 2015-2018 that was "refreshed" in 2016 to more clearly articulate the vision and identify the best means to work for that. By early 2020 OGP will complete a medium-term planning process, with the goal of developing a three-year implementation plan and budget (2020-2022). This implementation plan will not lay out a new vision for OGP but will focus on collective results that are aimed to be achieved in three years and how this will happen. The strategy focusses on the following areas: 1) Deepen citizen-centered gocvernance 2) Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically 3) Raise collective ambition, peer exchange and learning across OGP countries 4) Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation 5) Review performance incentives and rules of engagement 6) Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy The total budget for 2019 is about 12.4 MUSD. The budgets for 2020 and 2021 are estimated to 13.4 MUSD respectively. Total budget amounts to approximately 39.2 MUSD. Sida's contribution constitutes a little less than 10 % for each year. Insatsen avser ett stöd till organisationen Open Government Partnership om totalt 45 MSEK under en treårsperiod 2019-2021. Open Government Partnership är ett multi-intressent-initiativ som startade 2011 med syfte att övertyga regeringar om insatser för att främja öppenhet, stärka medborgarinflytande bekämpa korruption och använda gemensamt utvecklade metoder för att stärka samhällsstyrningen. Open Government Partnership består för närvarande av 79 nationella och 20 lokala regeringar och ett tusental civilsamhällesorganisationer. För att bli medlem i Open Government Partnership måste regeringar uppfylla de villkor som är uppställda, göra ett offentligt uttalande om öppenhet, utverka en nationell handlingsplan med hjälp av medborgarkonsultationer och rapportera utvecklingen med hjälp av den oberoende översynsmekanism som finns i initiativet. Open Government Partnerships vision är formulerad som att "fler regeringar ska bli mer transparenta, mer ansvarstagande och mer lyhörda för sina medborgares deltagande med slutgiltigt mål att förbättra styrning och samhällsservice". Arbetet kretsar kring nationella handlingsplaner som tas fram i en gemensam process mellan regeringar och civila samhället. Open Government Partnership arbetar utifrån en strategi som uppdaterades 2016 och utgör vägledning för verksamheten. Strategin kommer att utvecklas under 2019 för att med utgångspunkt i nuvarande vision formulera vägar för att nå bättre genomslag fram till 2022. Strategin omfattar följande områden: 1) Ökat fokus på medborgarcentrerad samhällsstyrning 2) Breddat gemensamt ägarskap för nationella handlingsplaner 3) Ökad ambitionsnivå och lärande 4) Stärkt kapacitet, koordinering och nätverk för genomförande 5) Översyn av incitaments- och regelstruktur 6) Stärkt varumärke och kommunikationsstrategi Total budget för 2019 är ca 12,4 MUSD. Budgetarna för 2020 och 2021 är uppskattade till 13,4 MUSD. Total budget är ca 39,2 MUSD. Sidas bidrag utgör knappt 10 %. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011, aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises 75 national and 104 local governments and thousands of civil society organizations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGPs eligibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP launched its 2023-28 strategy in 2023, after a year-long consultation process with a large community of government leaders, public servants, civil society, international partners, media and others. The result is a renewed vision for OGP as a more political, values-based partnership rooted in specific actions, innovations, and ideas for more open and democratic governments that meet citizens expectations. OGPs mission as part of the new strategy is to inspire, connect, and enable an ever-growing community of reformers and champions from government and civil society to take action together. OGP will achieve this by pursuing five mutually reinforcing goals: Strategic Goal 1: - Build a growing, committed, and interconnected community of open government reformers, activists, and champions - Build a stronger, more political global coalition for open government - Invest in leadership development for reformers - Expand strategic alliances and partnerships to reinforce open government principles Strategic Goal 2: Make open government central to how all levels and branches of government function and deliver on their priorities - Provide a flexible action framework fit for diverse contexts and needs - Support mainstreaming of open government at all levels and branches of government work - Be more responsive to windows of political opportunity Strategic Goal 3: Protect and expand civic space - Encourage civic space action and cultivate champions - Enforce and periodically review OGP policies on civic space Strategic Goal 4: Accelerate collective progress on open government reforms - Raise the bar on transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusion - Launch a Partnership-wide challenge to promote collective action on ten priority areas (more information on the Open Gov Challenge below) Strategic Goal 5: Become the home of inspirational open government innovations, evidence, and stories - Develop, curate and share high quality content - Create spaces for people to share their stories and connect   Sweden Open Government Partnership Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Open Government Partnership Secretariat 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7400000 0 0 0 7400000 7400000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 7400000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Strengthened institutions that uphold and guarantee the respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkta institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12572-12572A0103 Sweden The intervention concerns support of 45 MSEK during the three-year period 2019-2021. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011 aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises of 79 national and 20 local governments and some thousand civil society organisations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGP's elibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP is directed by a strategy for 2015-2018 that was "refreshed" in 2016 to more clearly articulate the vision and identify the best means to work for that. By early 2020 OGP will complete a medium-term planning process, with the goal of developing a three-year implementation plan and budget (2020-2022). This implementation plan will not lay out a new vision for OGP but will focus on collective results that are aimed to be achieved in three years and how this will happen. The strategy focusses on the following areas: 1) Deepen citizen-centered gocvernance 2) Broaden collective ownership of OGP domestically 3) Raise collective ambition, peer exchange and learning across OGP countries 4) Strengthen capacity, coordination and coalitions for implementation 5) Review performance incentives and rules of engagement 6) Strengthen the OGP brand and communications strategy The total budget for 2019 is about 12.4 MUSD. The budgets for 2020 and 2021 are estimated to 13.4 MUSD respectively. Total budget amounts to approximately 39.2 MUSD. Sida's contribution constitutes a little less than 10 % for each year. Insatsen avser ett stöd till organisationen Open Government Partnership om totalt 45 MSEK under en treårsperiod 2019-2021. Open Government Partnership är ett multi-intressent-initiativ som startade 2011 med syfte att övertyga regeringar om insatser för att främja öppenhet, stärka medborgarinflytande bekämpa korruption och använda gemensamt utvecklade metoder för att stärka samhällsstyrningen. Open Government Partnership består för närvarande av 79 nationella och 20 lokala regeringar och ett tusental civilsamhällesorganisationer. För att bli medlem i Open Government Partnership måste regeringar uppfylla de villkor som är uppställda, göra ett offentligt uttalande om öppenhet, utverka en nationell handlingsplan med hjälp av medborgarkonsultationer och rapportera utvecklingen med hjälp av den oberoende översynsmekanism som finns i initiativet. Open Government Partnerships vision är formulerad som att "fler regeringar ska bli mer transparenta, mer ansvarstagande och mer lyhörda för sina medborgares deltagande med slutgiltigt mål att förbättra styrning och samhällsservice". Arbetet kretsar kring nationella handlingsplaner som tas fram i en gemensam process mellan regeringar och civila samhället. Open Government Partnership arbetar utifrån en strategi som uppdaterades 2016 och utgör vägledning för verksamheten. Strategin kommer att utvecklas under 2019 för att med utgångspunkt i nuvarande vision formulera vägar för att nå bättre genomslag fram till 2022. Strategin omfattar följande områden: 1) Ökat fokus på medborgarcentrerad samhällsstyrning 2) Breddat gemensamt ägarskap för nationella handlingsplaner 3) Ökad ambitionsnivå och lärande 4) Stärkt kapacitet, koordinering och nätverk för genomförande 5) Översyn av incitaments- och regelstruktur 6) Stärkt varumärke och kommunikationsstrategi Total budget för 2019 är ca 12,4 MUSD. Budgetarna för 2020 och 2021 är uppskattade till 13,4 MUSD. Total budget är ca 39,2 MUSD. Sidas bidrag utgör knappt 10 %. The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative established in 2011, aimed at securing commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. OGP currently comprises 75 national and 104 local governments and thousands of civil society organizations. To become a member of OGP, governments must meet OGPs eligibility criteria, endorse a high-level Open Government Declaration, deliver a National Action Plan (NAP) developed through public consultations, and commit to independent reporting on their progress through the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM). OGP launched its 2023-28 strategy in 2023, after a year-long consultation process with a large community of government leaders, public servants, civil society, international partners, media and others. The result is a renewed vision for OGP as a more political, values-based partnership rooted in specific actions, innovations, and ideas for more open and democratic governments that meet citizens expectations. OGPs mission as part of the new strategy is to inspire, connect, and enable an ever-growing community of reformers and champions from government and civil society to take action together. OGP will achieve this by pursuing five mutually reinforcing goals: Strategic Goal 1: - Build a growing, committed, and interconnected community of open government reformers, activists, and champions - Build a stronger, more political global coalition for open government - Invest in leadership development for reformers - Expand strategic alliances and partnerships to reinforce open government principles Strategic Goal 2: Make open government central to how all levels and branches of government function and deliver on their priorities - Provide a flexible action framework fit for diverse contexts and needs - Support mainstreaming of open government at all levels and branches of government work - Be more responsive to windows of political opportunity Strategic Goal 3: Protect and expand civic space - Encourage civic space action and cultivate champions - Enforce and periodically review OGP policies on civic space Strategic Goal 4: Accelerate collective progress on open government reforms - Raise the bar on transparency, accountability, participation, and inclusion - Launch a Partnership-wide challenge to promote collective action on ten priority areas (more information on the Open Gov Challenge below) Strategic Goal 5: Become the home of inspirational open government innovations, evidence, and stories - Develop, curate and share high quality content - Create spaces for people to share their stories and connect   Sweden Open Government Partnership Secretariat Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Open Government Partnership Secretariat 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 5000000 15000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 10000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat 5000000 Open Government Partnership Secretariat Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strong and sustainable democracies, including strengthened conditions for free and fair elections, legally certain and effective institutions and strengthened democracy movements. Starka och uthålliga demokratier, inklusive stärkta förutsättningar för fria och rättvisa val, rättssäkra och effektiva institutioner och stärkta demokratirörelser. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for due process, accountability and freedom from corruption, and increased protection of actors in the judicial system. Stärkta förutsättningar för rättssäkerhet och ansvarsutkrävande och frihet från korruption, samt ökat skydd av rättsväsendets aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12591 Sweden The contribution supports Macedonia's preparations for EU accession negotiations through the European Affairs Secretariat, at the Prime Minister's Office in the Republic of Macedonia. UNOPS is the implementer and agreement partner to Sida. The project supports internal preparation processes, the negotiation structure, and capacity development of officials, parliamentarians and diplomats involved in the negotiation process. The project also aims to increase the understanding and knowledge of the accession process by involving media and civil society in trainings and communication activities, with a view to better reaching out and raising the quality of communication, as well as the transparency, with regards to the EU integration process. Insatsen är ett stöd till Makedoniens förberedelser för EU-anslutningsförhandlingar genom Sekretariatet för Europafrågor, under Premiärministerns kansli i Makedonien. UNOPS är genomförande part och avtalspart. Stöd ges till interna förberedelseprocesser, förhandingsstrukturen och kapacitetsutveckling av tjänstemän, parlamentariker och diplomater som är involverade i förhandlingsprocessen. Insatsen ska även öka förståelse och kunskap om EU-närmandeprocessen hos media och civilsamhälle för att bättre nå ut med och höja kvaliten på kommunikation kring kring EU-närmandet, samt öka transparensen i förberedelserna och i förhandlingarna. The project Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process is a part of the Nordic Progress Programme which is jointly financed by Sweden and Norway. The total programme budget is 6,757,050 USD (2,075,038 USD contribution by Sweden and 4,682,012 USD contribution by Norway). Sweden participates in the programme by supporting the programme objective focusing on Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process, which is to contribute to and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The total contribution provided by Sida amounts 20,000,000 SEK. The project implementation period for agreed project activities with Sida is from 01 January 2019 to 31 December 2020. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is the implementing partner preselected by the Secretariat for European Affairs (SEA) which is the project owner, in coordination with Norwegian Embassy. With its support Sweden is focusing to the overall objective to contribute to the preparations of the Government for the Stabilisation and Association Process and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The project includes the following expected outcomes: Result 1: Support the government reform agenda in the accession process Activity 1.1. Analysis of the Achievements in the first phase of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for the period 2008-2018. Activity 1.2. Establishment of the Comprehensive Structure Platform of Macedonia in the Process of Negotiations with the EU and flexible support instrument and cooperation with the CSOs. Activity 1.3. Support SEA in preparation of NPAA and law approximation and for the screening process. Activity 1.4 Targeted capacity-building programmes in selected chapters of the acquis for the screening process. Activity 1.5. Enhancing the Capacity of the Parliament’s Committee for European Integration. Activity 1.6. Enhance MFA capacities to support and communicate the EU accession process. Result 2: Awareness of and the effects of EU accession communicated to the public Activity 2.1 Communicate Government and donor support to the EU Accession process.  Activity 2.2 Information-education grants and advocacy activities are implemented in partnership with civil society and media organisations. Activity 2.3 Improvement of the capacities of the media, editors and journalists to report on the EU integration process. In 2019 the Government of North Macedonia remained committed to its strategic objectives for EU and NATO membership and it continued with implementation of its reform agenda. The project significantly contributed and supported the government to prepare for the start of accession negotiations with the EU, in a turbulent and challenging political context of the country. No-cost extension of nine months to the project end date (new end date 13th September 2021) is requested by UNOPS as response to the slowdown of activities due to early parliamentary elections and COVID 19 pandemics. The suggested project end date correlates with the agreed end date of the Norwegian support to the programme.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general The project provides continued support to European Union (EU) integration process for North Macedonia. The support is channeled through the Secretariat for European Affairs to benefit of the line ministries and different government institutions, by providing technical assistance (international and national experts) to different areas, while focusing on the priority EU integration requirements. During the reported period (January-June 2022), the project has provided total number of 22 experts (339 days ) of technical assistance to different government counterparts, in order to support them in drafting laws and bylaws of EU aligned legislation, and in preparing analysis and reports. The project was also increasing the skills of over 510 administration staff - of which 50.3% were women, by delivering capacity building trainings to the administration for negotiations with the EU in different areas: rule of law including judiciary reform, energy, agriculture, environment, and similar. Key assistance was provided in the process of harmonization of the national legislation in Chapter 3.23 Judiciary and fundamental rights, Chapter 3.24 Justice, freedom and security, big part of Cluster 1 Fundamentals, Chapter 3.30 External relations, and Chapter 3.31 Common Foreign, Security and Defence Policy, being part of Cluster 6-External Relations. During January-June 2022 sixteen (16) new laws were developed with the support from the project . Five (5) of the above Laws were adopted by the Parliament, five (5) are in the parliamentary procedure, and the remaining six (6) have been finalized with the beneficiary institutions and are pending adoption. A total number of 102 Law's, by- laws and regulations adjusted to the EU regulation - Chapters 1;4;9;11;15;23;27;28;30 and 31, are reported as supported by the project throughout the full project implementation period. (Annex VI List of Laws and Bylaws and Outputs 2022 -KlaraDia UM2019/10178/SKOP-49). The project continued to implement outreach activities in accordance with the communication action plan (Annex V Communication and Visibility 2022- KlaraDia UM2019/10178/SKOP-49). The reach-out through the project's web and social media channels reports on close to 55,000 people reached through the project's web and social media channels. The provided support is highly appreciated by the benefiting local institutions and strong ownership of project results as well as project organized activities is achieved. In its fourth year of implementation, the project has made significant progress towards achieving its objectives. The project activity period has been finalized on 31st August 2023. The project is in a closing period. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12591-12591A0101 Sweden The contribution supports Macedonia's preparations for EU accession negotiations through the European Affairs Secretariat, at the Prime Minister's Office in the Republic of Macedonia. UNOPS is the implementer and agreement partner to Sida. The project supports internal preparation processes, the negotiation structure, and capacity development of officials, parliamentarians and diplomats involved in the negotiation process. The project also aims to increase the understanding and knowledge of the accession process by involving media and civil society in trainings and communication activities, with a view to better reaching out and raising the quality of communication, as well as the transparency, with regards to the EU integration process. Insatsen är ett stöd till Makedoniens förberedelser för EU-anslutningsförhandlingar genom Sekretariatet för Europafrågor, under Premiärministerns kansli i Makedonien. UNOPS är genomförande part och avtalspart. Stöd ges till interna förberedelseprocesser, förhandingsstrukturen och kapacitetsutveckling av tjänstemän, parlamentariker och diplomater som är involverade i förhandlingsprocessen. Insatsen ska även öka förståelse och kunskap om EU-närmandeprocessen hos media och civilsamhälle för att bättre nå ut med och höja kvaliten på kommunikation kring kring EU-närmandet, samt öka transparensen i förberedelserna och i förhandlingarna. The project Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process is a part of the Nordic Progress Programme which is jointly financed by Sweden and Norway. The total programme budget is 6,757,050 USD (2,075,038 USD contribution by Sweden and 4,682,012 USD contribution by Norway). Sweden participates in the programme by supporting the programme objective focusing on Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process, which is to contribute to and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The total contribution provided by Sida amounts 20,000,000 SEK. The project implementation period for agreed project activities with Sida is from 01 January 2019 to 31 December 2020. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is the implementing partner preselected by the Secretariat for European Affairs (SEA) which is the project owner, in coordination with Norwegian Embassy. With its support Sweden is focusing to the overall objective to contribute to the preparations of the Government for the Stabilisation and Association Process and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The project includes the following expected outcomes: Result 1: Support the government reform agenda in the accession process Activity 1.1. Analysis of the Achievements in the first phase of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for the period 2008-2018. Activity 1.2. Establishment of the Comprehensive Structure Platform of Macedonia in the Process of Negotiations with the EU and flexible support instrument and cooperation with the CSOs. Activity 1.3. Support SEA in preparation of NPAA and law approximation and for the screening process. Activity 1.4 Targeted capacity-building programmes in selected chapters of the acquis for the screening process. Activity 1.5. Enhancing the Capacity of the Parliament’s Committee for European Integration. Activity 1.6. Enhance MFA capacities to support and communicate the EU accession process. Result 2: Awareness of and the effects of EU accession communicated to the public Activity 2.1 Communicate Government and donor support to the EU Accession process.  Activity 2.2 Information-education grants and advocacy activities are implemented in partnership with civil society and media organisations. Activity 2.3 Improvement of the capacities of the media, editors and journalists to report on the EU integration process. In 2019 the Government of North Macedonia remained committed to its strategic objectives for EU and NATO membership and it continued with implementation of its reform agenda. The project significantly contributed and supported the government to prepare for the start of accession negotiations with the EU, in a turbulent and challenging political context of the country. No-cost extension of nine months to the project end date (new end date 13th September 2021) is requested by UNOPS as response to the slowdown of activities due to early parliamentary elections and COVID 19 pandemics. The suggested project end date correlates with the agreed end date of the Norwegian support to the programme.   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 3000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 18000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 5000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 6000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 4000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 0 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12591-12591A0102 Sweden The contribution supports Macedonia's preparations for EU accession negotiations through the European Affairs Secretariat, at the Prime Minister's Office in the Republic of Macedonia. UNOPS is the implementer and agreement partner to Sida. The project supports internal preparation processes, the negotiation structure, and capacity development of officials, parliamentarians and diplomats involved in the negotiation process. The project also aims to increase the understanding and knowledge of the accession process by involving media and civil society in trainings and communication activities, with a view to better reaching out and raising the quality of communication, as well as the transparency, with regards to the EU integration process. Insatsen är ett stöd till Makedoniens förberedelser för EU-anslutningsförhandlingar genom Sekretariatet för Europafrågor, under Premiärministerns kansli i Makedonien. UNOPS är genomförande part och avtalspart. Stöd ges till interna förberedelseprocesser, förhandingsstrukturen och kapacitetsutveckling av tjänstemän, parlamentariker och diplomater som är involverade i förhandlingsprocessen. Insatsen ska även öka förståelse och kunskap om EU-närmandeprocessen hos media och civilsamhälle för att bättre nå ut med och höja kvaliten på kommunikation kring kring EU-närmandet, samt öka transparensen i förberedelserna och i förhandlingarna. The project Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process is a part of the Nordic Progress Programme which is jointly financed by Sweden and Norway. The total programme budget is 6,757,050 USD (2,075,038 USD contribution by Sweden and 4,682,012 USD contribution by Norway). Sweden participates in the programme by supporting the programme objective focusing on Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process, which is to contribute to and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The total contribution provided by Sida amounts 20,000,000 SEK. The project implementation period for agreed project activities with Sida is from 01 January 2019 to 31 December 2020. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is the implementing partner preselected by the Secretariat for European Affairs (SEA) which is the project owner, in coordination with Norwegian Embassy. With its support Sweden is focusing to the overall objective to contribute to the preparations of the Government for the Stabilisation and Association Process and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The project includes the following expected outcomes: Result 1: Support the government reform agenda in the accession process Activity 1.1. Analysis of the Achievements in the first phase of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for the period 2008-2018. Activity 1.2. Establishment of the Comprehensive Structure Platform of Macedonia in the Process of Negotiations with the EU and flexible support instrument and cooperation with the CSOs. Activity 1.3. Support SEA in preparation of NPAA and law approximation and for the screening process. Activity 1.4 Targeted capacity-building programmes in selected chapters of the acquis for the screening process. Activity 1.5. Enhancing the Capacity of the Parliament’s Committee for European Integration. Activity 1.6. Enhance MFA capacities to support and communicate the EU accession process. Result 2: Awareness of and the effects of EU accession communicated to the public Activity 2.1 Communicate Government and donor support to the EU Accession process.  Activity 2.2 Information-education grants and advocacy activities are implemented in partnership with civil society and media organisations. Activity 2.3 Improvement of the capacities of the media, editors and journalists to report on the EU integration process. In 2019 the Government of North Macedonia remained committed to its strategic objectives for EU and NATO membership and it continued with implementation of its reform agenda. The project significantly contributed and supported the government to prepare for the start of accession negotiations with the EU, in a turbulent and challenging political context of the country. No-cost extension of nine months to the project end date (new end date 13th September 2021) is requested by UNOPS as response to the slowdown of activities due to early parliamentary elections and COVID 19 pandemics. The suggested project end date correlates with the agreed end date of the Norwegian support to the programme.   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 2000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 2000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12591-12591A0103 Sweden The contribution supports Macedonia's preparations for EU accession negotiations through the European Affairs Secretariat, at the Prime Minister's Office in the Republic of Macedonia. UNOPS is the implementer and agreement partner to Sida. The project supports internal preparation processes, the negotiation structure, and capacity development of officials, parliamentarians and diplomats involved in the negotiation process. The project also aims to increase the understanding and knowledge of the accession process by involving media and civil society in trainings and communication activities, with a view to better reaching out and raising the quality of communication, as well as the transparency, with regards to the EU integration process. Insatsen är ett stöd till Makedoniens förberedelser för EU-anslutningsförhandlingar genom Sekretariatet för Europafrågor, under Premiärministerns kansli i Makedonien. UNOPS är genomförande part och avtalspart. Stöd ges till interna förberedelseprocesser, förhandingsstrukturen och kapacitetsutveckling av tjänstemän, parlamentariker och diplomater som är involverade i förhandlingsprocessen. Insatsen ska även öka förståelse och kunskap om EU-närmandeprocessen hos media och civilsamhälle för att bättre nå ut med och höja kvaliten på kommunikation kring kring EU-närmandet, samt öka transparensen i förberedelserna och i förhandlingarna. The project Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process is a part of the Nordic Progress Programme which is jointly financed by Sweden and Norway. The total programme budget is 6,757,050 USD (2,075,038 USD contribution by Sweden and 4,682,012 USD contribution by Norway). Sweden participates in the programme by supporting the programme objective focusing on Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process, which is to contribute to and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The total contribution provided by Sida amounts 20,000,000 SEK. The project implementation period for agreed project activities with Sida is from 01 January 2019 to 31 December 2020. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is the implementing partner preselected by the Secretariat for European Affairs (SEA) which is the project owner, in coordination with Norwegian Embassy. With its support Sweden is focusing to the overall objective to contribute to the preparations of the Government for the Stabilisation and Association Process and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The project includes the following expected outcomes: Result 1: Support the government reform agenda in the accession process Activity 1.1. Analysis of the Achievements in the first phase of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for the period 2008-2018. Activity 1.2. Establishment of the Comprehensive Structure Platform of Macedonia in the Process of Negotiations with the EU and flexible support instrument and cooperation with the CSOs. Activity 1.3. Support SEA in preparation of NPAA and law approximation and for the screening process. Activity 1.4 Targeted capacity-building programmes in selected chapters of the acquis for the screening process. Activity 1.5. Enhancing the Capacity of the Parliament’s Committee for European Integration. Activity 1.6. Enhance MFA capacities to support and communicate the EU accession process. Result 2: Awareness of and the effects of EU accession communicated to the public Activity 2.1 Communicate Government and donor support to the EU Accession process.  Activity 2.2 Information-education grants and advocacy activities are implemented in partnership with civil society and media organisations. Activity 2.3 Improvement of the capacities of the media, editors and journalists to report on the EU integration process. In 2019 the Government of North Macedonia remained committed to its strategic objectives for EU and NATO membership and it continued with implementation of its reform agenda. The project significantly contributed and supported the government to prepare for the start of accession negotiations with the EU, in a turbulent and challenging political context of the country. No-cost extension of nine months to the project end date (new end date 13th September 2021) is requested by UNOPS as response to the slowdown of activities due to early parliamentary elections and COVID 19 pandemics. The suggested project end date correlates with the agreed end date of the Norwegian support to the programme.   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6424000 2076000 87574 -465374 -336426 2076000 -465374 6424000 424000 8122200 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 6424000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 2076000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 424000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -336426.26 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -465373.98 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12661 Sweden ILO has applied to Sida for funding of 11,3 million SEK to carry out the " Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” project, during the period September 2019- August 2022. The intervention aims at assisting the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labor disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. The intervention plans to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Increased effectiveness of labor disputes mediation and conciliation services; 2) Increased use of alternative resolution of labor disputes by workers, employers and their organizations; 3) Increased application of international labor standards by national judges dealing with labor litigations; 4) Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise level; 5) Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools. The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labor mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labor mediators and conciliators, and national judges’ ruling over labor litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. The intervention’s total budget is 11,3 million SEK, covered by the Sida contribution. ILO har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 11,3 miljoner SEK för genomförande av ”Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” [Tillgång till rättvisa i arbetsrättsliga tvister genom medling och förlikning/Stöd till uppbyggnad av ett effektivt system för tvistlösning som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister i Albanien, ö.a.]-projektet, under perioden september 2019-augusti 2022. Interventionen syftar till att biträda albanska intressenter i att öka tillgången till rättvisa genom förbättrad effektivitet av- samt möjligheten till alternativa lösningar av arbetsrättsliga tvister såväl som stärkt rättstillämpning vad gäller tillämpningen av grundläggande rättigheter och principer på arbetsplatsen. Interventionen planerar att åstadkomma följande resultat: 1) ökad effektivitet såvitt avser medlings- och förlikningstjänster som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister; 2) ökad användning av alternativ lösning av arbetsrättsliga tvister av arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer; 3) ökad tillämpning av internationella arbetsstandarder av inhemska domare som hanterar arbetsrättsliga processer; 4) policys som syftar till att förebygga tvister som framtagits och presenterats på företagsnivå; 5) framtida arbetstagare och arbetsgivare från yrkesinriktade skolors förbättrade förhandlingsförmåga samt förmåga att förebygga tvister. Projektet förväntas nå ut till mer än 500 000 arbetstagare, öka antalet förlikningar som avser utomrättslig medling och förlikning av arbetsrättsliga tvister till 80 procent av de fall som hänskjutits till systemet, främja en kultur som genomsyras av social dialog och konstruktiva kompromisser och stärka intressenternas förmåga (arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer, medlare och skiljemän som hanterar arbetsrättsliga tvister, samt inhemska domares avgöranden i arbetsrättsliga processer) att tillämpa samt stärka grundläggande principer och rättigheter på arbetsplatsen. Interventionens sammanlagda budget är 11,3 miljoner SEK, som täcks av Sidas insats. Grievances and disputes are an inevitable part of the employment relationship, particularly in times of drastic changes in work organization, economic hardship and job deficits. With the view to ensuring social peace and harmonious and productive labour relations in the workplace, all European governments have established institutionalized or ad hoc mechanisms for peaceful, extra-judicial settlement of labour disputes with two main objectives: to prevent collective labour disputes escalating into industrial actions, and to speed up access to justice through relieving overburdened judiciary. One of the most effective means for implementing such policy is an independent, impartial and free of charge and expeditious mechanism for the prevention and alternative resolution of labour disputes through out of court conciliation, mediation and voluntary arbitration. At the same time, it is also a powerful tool for promoting collective bargaining due to its potential of assisting the negotiating parties to reach an agreement. This intervention's  goal is to assist the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labour disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. Due to its potential of offering a fast, fair, free of charge settlement and allowing the parties to find a mutually acceptable solution to their problem, out of court resolution is a viable alternative to litigation in court for both collective and individual labour disputes. Thus the intervention's overall objective is: a fair, fast and inclusive access to justice for all workers in relation to labor disputes, including vulnerable categories lik youth, old, informal, women, low skilled. The intervention  will build the capacity of the government, and the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes; b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace; c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations;d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low-skilled). The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labour mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labour mediators and conciliators, and national judges ruling over labour litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. In terms of outcomes what is expected from this intervention is: Outcome 1: Increased effectiveness of labour disputes mediation and conciliation services Outcome 2: Increased use of alternative resolution of labour disputes by workers, employers and their organizationsOutcome 3: Increased application of international labour standards by national judges dealing with labour litigations Outcome 4: Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise levelOutcome 5: Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general Main results per each outcome are as below: Support to Legislation reviewing for the streamlining of the ALDR in Albania A new Ministerial Instruction for the mediation and conciliation structures and relevant procedures has been adopted. The state Mediation network and the National Conciliation office and its 12 regional offices have been recomposed. Policy recommendations for improving access to labor justice through ALDR Tripartite agreement has been achieved for expanding free of charge ADR services to individual labor disputes and tripartite Working Group established to prepare legal package for providing state free of charge ADR services to collective and individual disputes. Tailored training programmes /tools/materials and publications for ALDR On mediation/conciliation skills for labor disputes, coaching and assessment of skills for mediators, application of International labor Standards, education for prevention and resolution of disputes in workplace for future workers, training on consensus seeking, practical guide preparation for Professional Conciliation of Collective labor disputes, practical manual for the mediators and conciliators, and another manual for employers and workers on "Resolving labor disputes in the work place". Training manual for judges and law practitioners in International and Domestic Labor Law. Supporting guide on education for prevention and resolution of disputes in the workplace for future workers and employers. In 20 pilot enterprises 75% of them have adopted the informal conflict resolution rules and procedures recommended, and 52% adopted Bipartite Committees (employersworkers) for grievances and disputes, and 30% improved the existing procedures. Capacity building The project has benefited through capacity building activities about 10 000 people including workers, employers, students, teachers, layers, mediators and conciliators and Ministry of Finance and Economy staff. The majority of them have been women due to the choice of the project to work primarily with vulnerable workers. The project has also raised awareness through 2 TV animated spots, 3 TV shows, radio spots, 2 leaflets, 7 social media posts, 4 posters, 6 in person sensitization events, 6 online articles and news chronicles, etc. The project succeeded to build the capacity of government institutions in charge of Labour Market Governance and industrial relations and of the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low skilled). The project contributed and supported the Albanian constituents in achieving the objectives of the National Action Plans for European Integration 20192021, 20202022 and the National Action Plan for European Integration 20222024. The project intervened at multiple levels national, regional and enterprise, judicial, public mediation and conciliation, high schools and VET schools, involving a combination of mutually reinforcing activities and outputs. The project faced difficulties for over 18 months. Starting late in 2019 due to the earthquake that hit Albania, the pandemic further delayed the implementation of the project's work plan throughout 20202021. Despite these challenges, the project adapted to the Covid19 context by redesigning and adjusting project implementation modalities and timelines to meet the needs and circumstances of its constituents, while remaining aligned with the project's overarching objectives. The project has had several positive impacts. Firstly, it has enhanced the existing public mediation and conciliation services by improving the procedural legal framework. This has resulted in shorter completion periods for both mediation and conciliation phases and a clearer and streamlined procedural framework. All local and national level mediation and conciliation structures have been revitalized and equipped with specialized skills and tools. This has enabled them to effectively assist disputing parties in peacefully settling their disputes, thereby contributing to the enhancement of social peace. Furthermore, a tripartite agreement has been established to expand the free of charge ALDR system to cover also disputes of individual workers beside collective disputes. On the other side, the project contributed to an increased awareness among current and future workers and employers on the benefits, as well as on the mechanism and tools for preventing and peacefully resolving labour disputes. As a direct outcome of the increased awareness of the benefits of ALDR and available mechanisms, there has been a higher number of mediation requests channeled through the public ALDR system. Moreover, there has been a greater utilization of international labour standards by judges for resolving labour disputes. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12661-12661A0101 Sweden ILO has applied to Sida for funding of 11,3 million SEK to carry out the " Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” project, during the period September 2019- August 2022. The intervention aims at assisting the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labor disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. The intervention plans to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Increased effectiveness of labor disputes mediation and conciliation services; 2) Increased use of alternative resolution of labor disputes by workers, employers and their organizations; 3) Increased application of international labor standards by national judges dealing with labor litigations; 4) Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise level; 5) Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools. The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labor mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labor mediators and conciliators, and national judges’ ruling over labor litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. The intervention’s total budget is 11,3 million SEK, covered by the Sida contribution. ILO har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 11,3 miljoner SEK för genomförande av ”Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” [Tillgång till rättvisa i arbetsrättsliga tvister genom medling och förlikning/Stöd till uppbyggnad av ett effektivt system för tvistlösning som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister i Albanien, ö.a.]-projektet, under perioden september 2019-augusti 2022. Interventionen syftar till att biträda albanska intressenter i att öka tillgången till rättvisa genom förbättrad effektivitet av- samt möjligheten till alternativa lösningar av arbetsrättsliga tvister såväl som stärkt rättstillämpning vad gäller tillämpningen av grundläggande rättigheter och principer på arbetsplatsen. Interventionen planerar att åstadkomma följande resultat: 1) ökad effektivitet såvitt avser medlings- och förlikningstjänster som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister; 2) ökad användning av alternativ lösning av arbetsrättsliga tvister av arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer; 3) ökad tillämpning av internationella arbetsstandarder av inhemska domare som hanterar arbetsrättsliga processer; 4) policys som syftar till att förebygga tvister som framtagits och presenterats på företagsnivå; 5) framtida arbetstagare och arbetsgivare från yrkesinriktade skolors förbättrade förhandlingsförmåga samt förmåga att förebygga tvister. Projektet förväntas nå ut till mer än 500 000 arbetstagare, öka antalet förlikningar som avser utomrättslig medling och förlikning av arbetsrättsliga tvister till 80 procent av de fall som hänskjutits till systemet, främja en kultur som genomsyras av social dialog och konstruktiva kompromisser och stärka intressenternas förmåga (arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer, medlare och skiljemän som hanterar arbetsrättsliga tvister, samt inhemska domares avgöranden i arbetsrättsliga processer) att tillämpa samt stärka grundläggande principer och rättigheter på arbetsplatsen. Interventionens sammanlagda budget är 11,3 miljoner SEK, som täcks av Sidas insats. Grievances and disputes are an inevitable part of the employment relationship, particularly in times of drastic changes in work organization, economic hardship and job deficits. With the view to ensuring social peace and harmonious and productive labour relations in the workplace, all European governments have established institutionalized or ad hoc mechanisms for peaceful, extra-judicial settlement of labour disputes with two main objectives: to prevent collective labour disputes escalating into industrial actions, and to speed up access to justice through relieving overburdened judiciary. One of the most effective means for implementing such policy is an independent, impartial and free of charge and expeditious mechanism for the prevention and alternative resolution of labour disputes through out of court conciliation, mediation and voluntary arbitration. At the same time, it is also a powerful tool for promoting collective bargaining due to its potential of assisting the negotiating parties to reach an agreement. This intervention's  goal is to assist the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labour disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. Due to its potential of offering a fast, fair, free of charge settlement and allowing the parties to find a mutually acceptable solution to their problem, out of court resolution is a viable alternative to litigation in court for both collective and individual labour disputes. Thus the intervention's overall objective is: a fair, fast and inclusive access to justice for all workers in relation to labor disputes, including vulnerable categories lik youth, old, informal, women, low skilled. The intervention  will build the capacity of the government, and the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes; b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace; c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations;d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low-skilled). The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labour mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labour mediators and conciliators, and national judges ruling over labour litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. In terms of outcomes what is expected from this intervention is: Outcome 1: Increased effectiveness of labour disputes mediation and conciliation services Outcome 2: Increased use of alternative resolution of labour disputes by workers, employers and their organizationsOutcome 3: Increased application of international labour standards by national judges dealing with labour litigations Outcome 4: Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise levelOutcome 5: Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 0 3300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 3500000 3300000 0 6800000 ILO/International Labour Organization 4000000 ILO/International Labour Organization -500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 3300000 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient judiciary, which to a greater extent guarantees the right to a fair trial, in accordance with European standards Västra Balkan: Ett mer effektivt rättsväsende, som i högre utsträckning garanterar rätten till en rättvis rättegång, i enlighet med europeisk standard Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12661-12661A0102 Sweden ILO has applied to Sida for funding of 11,3 million SEK to carry out the " Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” project, during the period September 2019- August 2022. The intervention aims at assisting the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labor disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. The intervention plans to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Increased effectiveness of labor disputes mediation and conciliation services; 2) Increased use of alternative resolution of labor disputes by workers, employers and their organizations; 3) Increased application of international labor standards by national judges dealing with labor litigations; 4) Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise level; 5) Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools. The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labor mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labor mediators and conciliators, and national judges’ ruling over labor litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. The intervention’s total budget is 11,3 million SEK, covered by the Sida contribution. ILO har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 11,3 miljoner SEK för genomförande av ”Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” [Tillgång till rättvisa i arbetsrättsliga tvister genom medling och förlikning/Stöd till uppbyggnad av ett effektivt system för tvistlösning som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister i Albanien, ö.a.]-projektet, under perioden september 2019-augusti 2022. Interventionen syftar till att biträda albanska intressenter i att öka tillgången till rättvisa genom förbättrad effektivitet av- samt möjligheten till alternativa lösningar av arbetsrättsliga tvister såväl som stärkt rättstillämpning vad gäller tillämpningen av grundläggande rättigheter och principer på arbetsplatsen. Interventionen planerar att åstadkomma följande resultat: 1) ökad effektivitet såvitt avser medlings- och förlikningstjänster som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister; 2) ökad användning av alternativ lösning av arbetsrättsliga tvister av arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer; 3) ökad tillämpning av internationella arbetsstandarder av inhemska domare som hanterar arbetsrättsliga processer; 4) policys som syftar till att förebygga tvister som framtagits och presenterats på företagsnivå; 5) framtida arbetstagare och arbetsgivare från yrkesinriktade skolors förbättrade förhandlingsförmåga samt förmåga att förebygga tvister. Projektet förväntas nå ut till mer än 500 000 arbetstagare, öka antalet förlikningar som avser utomrättslig medling och förlikning av arbetsrättsliga tvister till 80 procent av de fall som hänskjutits till systemet, främja en kultur som genomsyras av social dialog och konstruktiva kompromisser och stärka intressenternas förmåga (arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer, medlare och skiljemän som hanterar arbetsrättsliga tvister, samt inhemska domares avgöranden i arbetsrättsliga processer) att tillämpa samt stärka grundläggande principer och rättigheter på arbetsplatsen. Interventionens sammanlagda budget är 11,3 miljoner SEK, som täcks av Sidas insats. Grievances and disputes are an inevitable part of the employment relationship, particularly in times of drastic changes in work organization, economic hardship and job deficits. With the view to ensuring social peace and harmonious and productive labour relations in the workplace, all European governments have established institutionalized or ad hoc mechanisms for peaceful, extra-judicial settlement of labour disputes with two main objectives: to prevent collective labour disputes escalating into industrial actions, and to speed up access to justice through relieving overburdened judiciary. One of the most effective means for implementing such policy is an independent, impartial and free of charge and expeditious mechanism for the prevention and alternative resolution of labour disputes through out of court conciliation, mediation and voluntary arbitration. At the same time, it is also a powerful tool for promoting collective bargaining due to its potential of assisting the negotiating parties to reach an agreement. This intervention's  goal is to assist the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labour disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. Due to its potential of offering a fast, fair, free of charge settlement and allowing the parties to find a mutually acceptable solution to their problem, out of court resolution is a viable alternative to litigation in court for both collective and individual labour disputes. Thus the intervention's overall objective is: a fair, fast and inclusive access to justice for all workers in relation to labor disputes, including vulnerable categories lik youth, old, informal, women, low skilled. The intervention  will build the capacity of the government, and the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes; b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace; c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations;d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low-skilled). The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labour mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labour mediators and conciliators, and national judges ruling over labour litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. In terms of outcomes what is expected from this intervention is: Outcome 1: Increased effectiveness of labour disputes mediation and conciliation services Outcome 2: Increased use of alternative resolution of labour disputes by workers, employers and their organizationsOutcome 3: Increased application of international labour standards by national judges dealing with labour litigations Outcome 4: Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise levelOutcome 5: Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 4500000 4500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 4500000 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient judiciary, which to a greater extent guarantees the right to a fair trial, in accordance with European standards Västra Balkan: Ett mer effektivt rättsväsende, som i högre utsträckning garanterar rätten till en rättvis rättegång, i enlighet med europeisk standard Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12661-12661A0103 Sweden ILO has applied to Sida for funding of 11,3 million SEK to carry out the " Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” project, during the period September 2019- August 2022. The intervention aims at assisting the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labor disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. The intervention plans to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Increased effectiveness of labor disputes mediation and conciliation services; 2) Increased use of alternative resolution of labor disputes by workers, employers and their organizations; 3) Increased application of international labor standards by national judges dealing with labor litigations; 4) Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise level; 5) Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools. The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labor mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labor mediators and conciliators, and national judges’ ruling over labor litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. The intervention’s total budget is 11,3 million SEK, covered by the Sida contribution. ILO har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 11,3 miljoner SEK för genomförande av ”Access to Justice in Labor Disputes through Mediation and Conciliation/ Support to building an effective system for Labor Dispute Resolution in Albania” [Tillgång till rättvisa i arbetsrättsliga tvister genom medling och förlikning/Stöd till uppbyggnad av ett effektivt system för tvistlösning som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister i Albanien, ö.a.]-projektet, under perioden september 2019-augusti 2022. Interventionen syftar till att biträda albanska intressenter i att öka tillgången till rättvisa genom förbättrad effektivitet av- samt möjligheten till alternativa lösningar av arbetsrättsliga tvister såväl som stärkt rättstillämpning vad gäller tillämpningen av grundläggande rättigheter och principer på arbetsplatsen. Interventionen planerar att åstadkomma följande resultat: 1) ökad effektivitet såvitt avser medlings- och förlikningstjänster som avser arbetsrättsliga tvister; 2) ökad användning av alternativ lösning av arbetsrättsliga tvister av arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer; 3) ökad tillämpning av internationella arbetsstandarder av inhemska domare som hanterar arbetsrättsliga processer; 4) policys som syftar till att förebygga tvister som framtagits och presenterats på företagsnivå; 5) framtida arbetstagare och arbetsgivare från yrkesinriktade skolors förbättrade förhandlingsförmåga samt förmåga att förebygga tvister. Projektet förväntas nå ut till mer än 500 000 arbetstagare, öka antalet förlikningar som avser utomrättslig medling och förlikning av arbetsrättsliga tvister till 80 procent av de fall som hänskjutits till systemet, främja en kultur som genomsyras av social dialog och konstruktiva kompromisser och stärka intressenternas förmåga (arbetstagare, arbetsgivare och deras organisationer, medlare och skiljemän som hanterar arbetsrättsliga tvister, samt inhemska domares avgöranden i arbetsrättsliga processer) att tillämpa samt stärka grundläggande principer och rättigheter på arbetsplatsen. Interventionens sammanlagda budget är 11,3 miljoner SEK, som täcks av Sidas insats. Grievances and disputes are an inevitable part of the employment relationship, particularly in times of drastic changes in work organization, economic hardship and job deficits. With the view to ensuring social peace and harmonious and productive labour relations in the workplace, all European governments have established institutionalized or ad hoc mechanisms for peaceful, extra-judicial settlement of labour disputes with two main objectives: to prevent collective labour disputes escalating into industrial actions, and to speed up access to justice through relieving overburdened judiciary. One of the most effective means for implementing such policy is an independent, impartial and free of charge and expeditious mechanism for the prevention and alternative resolution of labour disputes through out of court conciliation, mediation and voluntary arbitration. At the same time, it is also a powerful tool for promoting collective bargaining due to its potential of assisting the negotiating parties to reach an agreement. This intervention's  goal is to assist the Albanian stakeholders to increase access to justice through improved effectiveness of and recourse to alternative resolution of labour disputes, as well as enhanced judicial practice on the application of fundamental rights and principles at work. Due to its potential of offering a fast, fair, free of charge settlement and allowing the parties to find a mutually acceptable solution to their problem, out of court resolution is a viable alternative to litigation in court for both collective and individual labour disputes. Thus the intervention's overall objective is: a fair, fast and inclusive access to justice for all workers in relation to labor disputes, including vulnerable categories lik youth, old, informal, women, low skilled. The intervention  will build the capacity of the government, and the social partners to: a) increase recourse to conciliation, mediation or voluntary arbitration for peaceful settlement of labour disputes; b) engage more actively in collective bargaining and use collective agreements and workplace procedures in order to handle grievances in the workplace; c) be able to devise and implement informed policies in the area of prevention and amicable settlement of labour disputes and industrial relations;d) improve access to justice of vulnerable workers (youth, women, informal, low-skilled). The project is expected to reach out to more than 50,000 workers, to increase the settlement rate of extra-judicial labour mediation and conciliation to 80 per cent of the cases referred to the system, to promote a culture of social dialogue and constructive compromise and to enhance the capacity of stakeholders (workers, employers and their organizations, labour mediators and conciliators, and national judges ruling over labour litigations) to apply and enforce fundamental principles and rights at work. In terms of outcomes what is expected from this intervention is: Outcome 1: Increased effectiveness of labour disputes mediation and conciliation services Outcome 2: Increased use of alternative resolution of labour disputes by workers, employers and their organizationsOutcome 3: Increased application of international labour standards by national judges dealing with labour litigations Outcome 4: Dispute prevention policies developed and introduced at enterprise levelOutcome 5: Improved negotiations and dispute prevention skills of would be workers and employers from the vocational schools Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -304954 0 -304954 -304954 ILO/International Labour Organization -304953.96 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12748 Sweden The intervention aims at protecting and promoting women rights in Albania and is implemented by AWEN. The programme covers a 4 year period. The intervention focuses on three components: 1) Advocacy and lobbing at national and international level to protect and promote women rights; 2) Institutional Development and organisations strengthening of AWEN and its members; 3) Support to AWEN members to offer specialised support services, advocacy actions, awareness and capacity building related action to enhance women rights at the local level. Insatsen syftar till att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter i Albanien och genomförs av AWEN. Programmet omfattar en 4-årsperiod. Interventionen fokuserar på tre komponenter: 1) Förespråkande och lobbyverksamhet på nationell och internationell nivå för att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter; 2) Institutionell utveckling och organisationsförstärkning av AWEN och dess medlemmar; 3) Stöd till AWEN-medlemmar för att erbjuda specialiserade stödtjänster, påverkansåtgärder, medvetenhets- och kapacitetsbyggande relaterade åtgärder för att stärka kvinnors rättigheter på lokal nivå. The objective of the programme is: Increased role and contribution of women civil society organizations for the protection, promotion and respect of women human rights in Albania. The specific objectives of the programme are the following: 1. Improved and implemented policies and legal framework for protection and promotion of women human rights.2. Strengthening of institutional/ organizational capacities of AWEN and its members in becoming more democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable and capable to promote and protect women human rights.3. Protection and empowerment of vulnerable groups of girls and women, with a special focus on gender based violence and trafficking survivors. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general -The programme has contributed towards improvement and implementation of policies and legal framework from duty bearers for protection and promotion of women human rights through advocacy and lobbying initiatives at local, national and international level One example is the acceptance of the request by the Central Election Commission/CEC for the draft law regarding the public register of sexual abusers, after the collection of more than 22,000 signatures from citizens, an initiative led by AWEN and members; - AWEN and members are becoming increasingly democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable, and capable to promote and protect women human rights. 9 AWEN member organizations have been supported with tailor made and need based capacity building interventions during the whole programme duration; - Provision of specialized support services and conducting sensitizing, advocacy, and capacity building initiatives to protect and enhance women human rights at local level, resulting in approximately 9850 girls and women 9 and 240 perpetrators benefitting from the package of services, increasingly more capable local stakeholders in addressing women human right issues and a community that is more supportive and reactive towards women human rights - through the support to AWEN members; - AWEN introduced in 2019, the so-called Emerging Advocacy Grants, which non-members can apply for to implement activities focusing on womens participation in policy and decision-making processes. 41 small scale emergent advocacy interventions have been implemented by non-member organizations, focusing on women economic empowerment, fighting gender stereotypes in media, property rights, awareness raising on GBV and other GE related topics. Through these grants AWEN has managed to increase its thematic and geographic outreach. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12748-12748A0101 Sweden The intervention aims at protecting and promoting women rights in Albania and is implemented by AWEN. The programme covers a 4 year period. The intervention focuses on three components: 1) Advocacy and lobbing at national and international level to protect and promote women rights; 2) Institutional Development and organisations strengthening of AWEN and its members; 3) Support to AWEN members to offer specialised support services, advocacy actions, awareness and capacity building related action to enhance women rights at the local level. Insatsen syftar till att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter i Albanien och genomförs av AWEN. Programmet omfattar en 4-årsperiod. Interventionen fokuserar på tre komponenter: 1) Förespråkande och lobbyverksamhet på nationell och internationell nivå för att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter; 2) Institutionell utveckling och organisationsförstärkning av AWEN och dess medlemmar; 3) Stöd till AWEN-medlemmar för att erbjuda specialiserade stödtjänster, påverkansåtgärder, medvetenhets- och kapacitetsbyggande relaterade åtgärder för att stärka kvinnors rättigheter på lokal nivå. The objective of the programme is: Increased role and contribution of women civil society organizations for the protection, promotion and respect of women human rights in Albania. The specific objectives of the programme are the following: 1. Improved and implemented policies and legal framework for protection and promotion of women human rights.2. Strengthening of institutional/ organizational capacities of AWEN and its members in becoming more democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable and capable to promote and protect women human rights.3. Protection and empowerment of vulnerable groups of girls and women, with a special focus on gender based violence and trafficking survivors. Sweden AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7105000 3030000 2900000 830000 0 0 3105000 0 2900000 0 0 0 1000000 2200000 3000000 13035000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 3105000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 1000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 3000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 2200000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 830000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 2900000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12748-12748A0104 Sweden The intervention aims at protecting and promoting women rights in Albania and is implemented by AWEN. The programme covers a 4 year period. The intervention focuses on three components: 1) Advocacy and lobbing at national and international level to protect and promote women rights; 2) Institutional Development and organisations strengthening of AWEN and its members; 3) Support to AWEN members to offer specialised support services, advocacy actions, awareness and capacity building related action to enhance women rights at the local level. Insatsen syftar till att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter i Albanien och genomförs av AWEN. Programmet omfattar en 4-årsperiod. Interventionen fokuserar på tre komponenter: 1) Förespråkande och lobbyverksamhet på nationell och internationell nivå för att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter; 2) Institutionell utveckling och organisationsförstärkning av AWEN och dess medlemmar; 3) Stöd till AWEN-medlemmar för att erbjuda specialiserade stödtjänster, påverkansåtgärder, medvetenhets- och kapacitetsbyggande relaterade åtgärder för att stärka kvinnors rättigheter på lokal nivå. The objective of the programme is: Increased role and contribution of women civil society organizations for the protection, promotion and respect of women human rights in Albania. The specific objectives of the programme are the following: 1. Improved and implemented policies and legal framework for protection and promotion of women human rights.2. Strengthening of institutional/ organizational capacities of AWEN and its members in becoming more democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable and capable to promote and protect women human rights.3. Protection and empowerment of vulnerable groups of girls and women, with a special focus on gender based violence and trafficking survivors. Sweden AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cecilia Karlstedt Consulting AB 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 132177 0 0 0 132177 132177 Cecilia Karlstedt Consulting AB 132176.5 Cecilia Karlstedt Consulting AB Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12748-12748A0105 Sweden The intervention aims at protecting and promoting women rights in Albania and is implemented by AWEN. The programme covers a 4 year period. The intervention focuses on three components: 1) Advocacy and lobbing at national and international level to protect and promote women rights; 2) Institutional Development and organisations strengthening of AWEN and its members; 3) Support to AWEN members to offer specialised support services, advocacy actions, awareness and capacity building related action to enhance women rights at the local level. Insatsen syftar till att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter i Albanien och genomförs av AWEN. Programmet omfattar en 4-årsperiod. Interventionen fokuserar på tre komponenter: 1) Förespråkande och lobbyverksamhet på nationell och internationell nivå för att skydda och främja kvinnors rättigheter; 2) Institutionell utveckling och organisationsförstärkning av AWEN och dess medlemmar; 3) Stöd till AWEN-medlemmar för att erbjuda specialiserade stödtjänster, påverkansåtgärder, medvetenhets- och kapacitetsbyggande relaterade åtgärder för att stärka kvinnors rättigheter på lokal nivå. The objective of the programme is: Increased role and contribution of women civil society organizations for the protection, promotion and respect of women human rights in Albania. The specific objectives of the programme are the following: 1. Improved and implemented policies and legal framework for protection and promotion of women human rights.2. Strengthening of institutional/ organizational capacities of AWEN and its members in becoming more democratic, accountable, independent, sustainable and capable to promote and protect women human rights.3. Protection and empowerment of vulnerable groups of girls and women, with a special focus on gender based violence and trafficking survivors. Sweden AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 -1201913 4000000 -1201913 2798087 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network 4000000 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network -1201913.0900000001 AWEN/Albanian Women Empowerment Network Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12787 Sweden Swedish Tax Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 20 174 816 SEK to carry out the "Swedish-Ukrainian Partnership for Modern and Efficient Tax Service – METS" during the period 2020-2022. The contribution was preceded by a preparatory phase during September 2018 - December 2019. The overall objective of the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be: - increase in the level of tax revenues; - improvement of working environment and conditions; - ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers; - strengthen the development of HR services; - modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership; - employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. The project will focus on two key areas: 1. Leadership and co-workership - to enhance an efficient and continuous human resource management (HRM) in STS (enhancing methodology for evaluation and continuous training, and also training programs concerning cultural change, attitudes and change management) 2. Taxpayer’s interaction, including both physical customer meeting places (contact centre and taxpayer service office) and digital meeting places such as e-cabinet and perhaps other e-services. Projektets syfte är att förbättra den ukrainska skatteförvaltningens kapacitet och bidra till att den utvecklas till en mer pålitlig, effektiv och tjänsteinriktad myndighet. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande resultat: - att öka skatteintäkterna; - att förbättra arbetsmiljö och arbetsvillkor; - att säkerställa att principer som effektivitet, rättvisa och integritet efterföljs inom skatteområdet; - att stärka utvecklingen av HR-organisationen; - att ha ett modernt ledarskap - att medarbetarna tar ansvar och har goda förutsättningar att utveckla sitt självledarskap. Projektet fokuserar på två områden: 1. Ledarskap och medarbetarskap – i syfte till att utveckla en effektiv HR-organisation inom skatteförvaltningen (förbättrade metoder för utvärdering och utbildning). 2. Interaktion med skattebetalarna, inklusive fysiska kundmötesplatser (kontaktcenter och skatteförvaltningens kontor) och digitala mötesplatser/ e-tjänster. The overall objective for the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be:- increase in the level of tax revenues;- improvement of working environment and conditions;- ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers;- strengthen the development of HR services;- modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership;- employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. Component 1, Leadership and Co-workership: Target: A corporate culture supporting the understanding of the mission & vision of STS in order to increase both individual and corporate motivation for transition to the new STS. Outcome: Improved tax administration capacity and contribution to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. Component 2, Taxpayer Oriented Approach: Target: More taxpayer oriented communication and services (digital and others). Outcome: Services and other interaction meet taxpayer needs and strengthen trust for STS. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Domestic revenue mobilisation Government & Civil Society-general Achievements reported for 2021 include the following. The programme has implemented activities in the areas of Leadership and Co-workership (LCW) and Taxpayer Oriented Approach (TOA). A large amount activities have been carried out to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the local Tax Authority STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. STA (the Swedish Tax Authority) have worked to support STS in the development of a solid and constantly ongoing training process for a long-term enhancement of both leadership and co-workership. These activities are reported in different clusters such as Change Management (CM), Internal Communication and Leadership. A Result Matrix has been produced for the project, showing planned activities in progress. However, the activities during the year have appeared to happen at an ad hoc basis. STA concludes that they are linked and relevant to the STS development strategies but also that STS need to follow a more systemic approach. A Risk Mitigation Matrix has been produced for the project, and includes; Organisational risks, Project management risks, Environmental risks and External risks. In the 2021 progress report, STA also submits comments and some observations regarding Organisational Risks and Project Management Risks (chapter 9.1). Progress during 2022 has been very limited. After the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, STA have struggled unsuccessfully to engage STS in programme implementation. This development has called into question the ownership of STS, while it remains uncertain whether it is the contents of the current programme which has been deemed irrelevant by STS, if the programme framework has not been sufficiently adaptive to contextual changes in its design, or if the challenges boil down to STS assessment of STA capacity, to individual relationships or to circumstances beyond reasonable reach for STA. STA has implied that other donor funded programmes in the tax area supply direct implementation capacity (handout of technical assistance) which might appear more attractive than twinning style partnerships between fellow authorities of the nature STA represents. Only around half of the funds budgeted for the programme have been utilized. Details on progress during 2022 will be described in the next progress report which is expected from STA in early 2023. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12787-12787A0101 Sweden Swedish Tax Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 20 174 816 SEK to carry out the "Swedish-Ukrainian Partnership for Modern and Efficient Tax Service – METS" during the period 2020-2022. The contribution was preceded by a preparatory phase during September 2018 - December 2019. The overall objective of the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be: - increase in the level of tax revenues; - improvement of working environment and conditions; - ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers; - strengthen the development of HR services; - modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership; - employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. The project will focus on two key areas: 1. Leadership and co-workership - to enhance an efficient and continuous human resource management (HRM) in STS (enhancing methodology for evaluation and continuous training, and also training programs concerning cultural change, attitudes and change management) 2. Taxpayer’s interaction, including both physical customer meeting places (contact centre and taxpayer service office) and digital meeting places such as e-cabinet and perhaps other e-services. Projektets syfte är att förbättra den ukrainska skatteförvaltningens kapacitet och bidra till att den utvecklas till en mer pålitlig, effektiv och tjänsteinriktad myndighet. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande resultat: - att öka skatteintäkterna; - att förbättra arbetsmiljö och arbetsvillkor; - att säkerställa att principer som effektivitet, rättvisa och integritet efterföljs inom skatteområdet; - att stärka utvecklingen av HR-organisationen; - att ha ett modernt ledarskap - att medarbetarna tar ansvar och har goda förutsättningar att utveckla sitt självledarskap. Projektet fokuserar på två områden: 1. Ledarskap och medarbetarskap – i syfte till att utveckla en effektiv HR-organisation inom skatteförvaltningen (förbättrade metoder för utvärdering och utbildning). 2. Interaktion med skattebetalarna, inklusive fysiska kundmötesplatser (kontaktcenter och skatteförvaltningens kontor) och digitala mötesplatser/ e-tjänster. The overall objective for the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be:- increase in the level of tax revenues;- improvement of working environment and conditions;- ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers;- strengthen the development of HR services;- modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership;- employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. Component 1, Leadership and Co-workership: Target: A corporate culture supporting the understanding of the mission & vision of STS in order to increase both individual and corporate motivation for transition to the new STS. Outcome: Improved tax administration capacity and contribution to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. Component 2, Taxpayer Oriented Approach: Target: More taxpayer oriented communication and services (digital and others). Outcome: Services and other interaction meet taxpayer needs and strengthen trust for STS. Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1170224 3548160 0 0 0 0 0 0 1621210 0 0 1170224 1926950 0 0 0 0 4718384 Skatteverket 1170224 Skatteverket 1621210 Skatteverket 1926950 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12787-12787A0102 Sweden Swedish Tax Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 20 174 816 SEK to carry out the "Swedish-Ukrainian Partnership for Modern and Efficient Tax Service – METS" during the period 2020-2022. The contribution was preceded by a preparatory phase during September 2018 - December 2019. The overall objective of the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be: - increase in the level of tax revenues; - improvement of working environment and conditions; - ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers; - strengthen the development of HR services; - modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership; - employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. The project will focus on two key areas: 1. Leadership and co-workership - to enhance an efficient and continuous human resource management (HRM) in STS (enhancing methodology for evaluation and continuous training, and also training programs concerning cultural change, attitudes and change management) 2. Taxpayer’s interaction, including both physical customer meeting places (contact centre and taxpayer service office) and digital meeting places such as e-cabinet and perhaps other e-services. Projektets syfte är att förbättra den ukrainska skatteförvaltningens kapacitet och bidra till att den utvecklas till en mer pålitlig, effektiv och tjänsteinriktad myndighet. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande resultat: - att öka skatteintäkterna; - att förbättra arbetsmiljö och arbetsvillkor; - att säkerställa att principer som effektivitet, rättvisa och integritet efterföljs inom skatteområdet; - att stärka utvecklingen av HR-organisationen; - att ha ett modernt ledarskap - att medarbetarna tar ansvar och har goda förutsättningar att utveckla sitt självledarskap. Projektet fokuserar på två områden: 1. Ledarskap och medarbetarskap – i syfte till att utveckla en effektiv HR-organisation inom skatteförvaltningen (förbättrade metoder för utvärdering och utbildning). 2. Interaktion med skattebetalarna, inklusive fysiska kundmötesplatser (kontaktcenter och skatteförvaltningens kontor) och digitala mötesplatser/ e-tjänster. The overall objective for the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be:- increase in the level of tax revenues;- improvement of working environment and conditions;- ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers;- strengthen the development of HR services;- modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership;- employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. Component 1, Leadership and Co-workership: Target: A corporate culture supporting the understanding of the mission & vision of STS in order to increase both individual and corporate motivation for transition to the new STS. Outcome: Improved tax administration capacity and contribution to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. Component 2, Taxpayer Oriented Approach: Target: More taxpayer oriented communication and services (digital and others). Outcome: Services and other interaction meet taxpayer needs and strengthen trust for STS. Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4808811 0 0 0 0 0 0 2618082 2190729 0 4808811 Skatteverket 2618082 Skatteverket 2190729 Skatteverket 1057995 Skatteverket 0 Skatteverket -1057995 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12787-12787A0103 Sweden Swedish Tax Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 20 174 816 SEK to carry out the "Swedish-Ukrainian Partnership for Modern and Efficient Tax Service – METS" during the period 2020-2022. The contribution was preceded by a preparatory phase during September 2018 - December 2019. The overall objective of the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be: - increase in the level of tax revenues; - improvement of working environment and conditions; - ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers; - strengthen the development of HR services; - modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership; - employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. The project will focus on two key areas: 1. Leadership and co-workership - to enhance an efficient and continuous human resource management (HRM) in STS (enhancing methodology for evaluation and continuous training, and also training programs concerning cultural change, attitudes and change management) 2. Taxpayer’s interaction, including both physical customer meeting places (contact centre and taxpayer service office) and digital meeting places such as e-cabinet and perhaps other e-services. Projektets syfte är att förbättra den ukrainska skatteförvaltningens kapacitet och bidra till att den utvecklas till en mer pålitlig, effektiv och tjänsteinriktad myndighet. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande resultat: - att öka skatteintäkterna; - att förbättra arbetsmiljö och arbetsvillkor; - att säkerställa att principer som effektivitet, rättvisa och integritet efterföljs inom skatteområdet; - att stärka utvecklingen av HR-organisationen; - att ha ett modernt ledarskap - att medarbetarna tar ansvar och har goda förutsättningar att utveckla sitt självledarskap. Projektet fokuserar på två områden: 1. Ledarskap och medarbetarskap – i syfte till att utveckla en effektiv HR-organisation inom skatteförvaltningen (förbättrade metoder för utvärdering och utbildning). 2. Interaktion med skattebetalarna, inklusive fysiska kundmötesplatser (kontaktcenter och skatteförvaltningens kontor) och digitala mötesplatser/ e-tjänster. The overall objective for the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be:- increase in the level of tax revenues;- improvement of working environment and conditions;- ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers;- strengthen the development of HR services;- modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership;- employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. Component 1, Leadership and Co-workership: Target: A corporate culture supporting the understanding of the mission & vision of STS in order to increase both individual and corporate motivation for transition to the new STS. Outcome: Improved tax administration capacity and contribution to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. Component 2, Taxpayer Oriented Approach: Target: More taxpayer oriented communication and services (digital and others). Outcome: Services and other interaction meet taxpayer needs and strengthen trust for STS. Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1901211 0 843216 0 0 1057995 1901211 Skatteverket 843216 Skatteverket 1057995 Skatteverket Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for increased transparency and reduced corruption in the Ukrainian economy. Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad transparens och minskad korruption i den ukrainska ekonomin. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12810 Sweden Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) has applied to the Embassy for a 3-year, multi-component programme 'Economic and Financial Reform Support in Ukraine' from September 2019 - September 2022. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The contribution is divided into three components with the overarching outcome of strengthening Ukraine in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The goal is to contribute to increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine to support economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities in this component are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public. In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSU's) and oblast and regional administration’s responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can positively impact the efficiency and effectiveness of the entirety of the state budget. Component 3 'Economic Reform Support Facility' provides KSE funding to support research and other activities such as round-tables, events and conferences supporting components 1 & 2. The purpose is to have a limited flexible facility that can be deployed when required, subject to a ToR and no-objection by the Embassy. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 10 800 000. There is no other than Sida funding and no forwarding of funds. Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) Målet är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt, social stabilitet och fattigdomsminskning genom ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet, och transparens i ekonomiska flöden i Ukraina. Detta ska uppnås genom att stärka statens förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Insatsen är indelat i tre komponenter med det övergripande målet att stärka Ukrainas förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Målet är att bidra till ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet och transparens i ukrainska ekonomiska flöden med syfte att öka den ekonomiska tillväxten och sociala stabiliteten och samtidigt minska fattigdom. I den första komponenten (”Makroekonomisk stabilitet”) är landets centralbank, National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), den huvudsakliga motparten. NBU:s främsta uppgift är att upprätthålla den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i Ukraina, sänka inflationen och minimera risken för störningar i det ekonomiska systemet. Genom kapacitetsutveckling kommer insatsen att bidra till en förstärkning av NBU:s tillsiktsfunktion och prognosförmåga. Ytterligare aktiviteter inom komponent 1 syftar på att stärka andra relevanta institutioner som exempelvis finansdepartementet, samt - och utbildningsverksamhet för den privata sektorn och allmänheten. I den andra komponenten (”Offentlig finansförvaltning”) är huvudintressenterna personal på mellannivå inom nyckelutgiftsenheter, samt provinsiella och regionala förvaltningar med ansvar för implementering av statsbudgeten. Genom utbildning, kapacitetsutveckling och utveckling av ett kompetensnätverk kan insatsen ha en positiv inverkan på hela stadsbudgetens effektivitet och ändamålsenlighet. Den tredje komponenten (”Supportfunktion för ekonomisk reform”) innebär KSE-finansiering för stöd till forskning och annan verksamhet som rundabordssamtal, evenemang och konferenser som fungerar som stöd för de första två komponenterna. Syftet är att ha en begränsad, flexibel facilitet som kan användas vid behov efter godkännande av ambassaden. Insatsens sammanlagda budget är SEK 10 800 000 . Insatsen avser ingen vidareförmedling av medel. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. Outcomes: The Contribution is divided into three components. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public. In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSUs) and oblast level administration that are directly responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can potentially affect the efficiency and effectiveness of budget allocations at all levels of the state budget. Mid-level staff have been chosen as in previous trainings it was found senior staff often left their positions after completing the training. One group will be formed from the lecturers of public finance in the state universities providing skills upgrade trainings for the public officials (ToT - teaching of teachers/training of trainers). In component 3) 'Economic Reform Support Facility' KSE will improve the knowledge base and research around components 1 & 2 as well as supporting the creation of a community practice through events and round tables. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Macroeconomic policy Government & Civil Society-general Component 1: Improve the institutional capacity (skills of personnel) of policymakers that formulate, implement and evaluate policy decisions in the areas of macroeconomic and financial stability of the country Successful trainings were carried out of current and potential employees of the National Bank of Ukraine and other policymaking institutions. During the project, 115 professionals from NBU and the Antimonopoly Committee took courses in macro and microeconomics, mathematics, statistics, field courses in economics. And 120 more specialists finished short-term courses on data analysis, finance, project management, basics of economics, behavioral economics. Totally 235 employees received cutting-edge knowledge and skills that could be applied in their work. 454 students and recent graduates went through the training programs when they got skills needed for public sector and also got information about career opportunities at the National Bank and other policy and public institutions. For policymakers who formulate and implement policy decisions the research skills are crucial. To strengthen these skills KSE organized 55 academic seminars where researchers (including people from top universities, e.g. Oxford University, London School of Economics, Duke University) presented and discussed their papers. Indicators of success include a tangible demand of the budget committee of the Verkhovna Rada and other policymakers for the analysis of the Center, and partial amendment of the Government policy according to the provided recommendations. For example, committee hearings on the implementation of the state budget in December 2020. One of the reasons for these hearings was an article by the head of the Center Darina Marchak about the state budget deficit. Component 2: Give high-quality education to faculty and students of economics departments and general public. In 2019-2022, 490 faculty members from 80 universities participated in trainings and workshops organized by KSE. The workshops were focused on developing skills in effective teaching and research work with students. - 26 lectures/presentations for students and pupils from all regions - Launch of 5 online free courses, 1300 people registered so far Indicators of success include numerous cases where research provided by the CPFG leads to the review of governmental decisions in particular spheres. For instance, in Summer 2020 the CPFG on request of the Ministry of Digital Transformation researched the potential fiscal impact of the tax model of the Diia City (special legislative regime for the IT sector in Ukraine). The research showed that the model proposed by the Ministry would lead to losses of both state and local budgets. This forced the Ministry to reconsider the model to minimize losses. Objective 3: Increase public understanding and trust to policy actions. In total, 141 media pieces were published. KSE experts commented on current news (e.g. the effect of COVID-19 on the economy, exchange rate, 3-5-7% credits, state price regulation, minimum wage, etc.) as well as published columns to explain the important macroeconomic problems 22 events were conducted where MPs, NBU top managers, top executives from business, deputy ministers and other high-level stakeholders participated. KSE roundtables are the platform for overarching public dialogue that gather all stakeholders: government, parliament, NGOs, business, international organizations, academia. Indicators of success include committee meetings, each article/presentation/ publication accompanied by many interviews, comments, broadcasts for the media. The Centre's comments significantly influenced the intensification of the public discussion, for example, on such topics as (1) research on the living wage; (2) 20% VAT for agrobusiness; (3) introducing the Google Tax and how it will affect Ukrainians; (4) situation with the budget of the Pension Fund and how to fix it. We also see significant demand from the media for comments from the Center. A higher degree of flexibility in utilization of funds during the wartime economy has enabled KSE to continue providing instrumental underpinnings to government decision-making while also contributing to public debate (e.g. co-authoring the first Blueprint for Reconstruction document in Ukraine and providing important inputs to Ukraine National Recovery Plan). Due to Sida's support, KSE have been able to keep operations going in spite of extreme liquidity shortage and volatility. KSE staff have also by staying employed at KSE been able to use their unpaid time to establish a humanitarian fund for Ukraine which has raised USD 30 million since Russia's full-scale invasion on February 24. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12810-12810A0101 Sweden Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) has applied to the Embassy for a 3-year, multi-component programme 'Economic and Financial Reform Support in Ukraine' from September 2019 - September 2022. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The contribution is divided into three components with the overarching outcome of strengthening Ukraine in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The goal is to contribute to increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine to support economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities in this component are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public. In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSU's) and oblast and regional administration’s responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can positively impact the efficiency and effectiveness of the entirety of the state budget. Component 3 'Economic Reform Support Facility' provides KSE funding to support research and other activities such as round-tables, events and conferences supporting components 1 & 2. The purpose is to have a limited flexible facility that can be deployed when required, subject to a ToR and no-objection by the Embassy. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 10 800 000. There is no other than Sida funding and no forwarding of funds. Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) Målet är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt, social stabilitet och fattigdomsminskning genom ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet, och transparens i ekonomiska flöden i Ukraina. Detta ska uppnås genom att stärka statens förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Insatsen är indelat i tre komponenter med det övergripande målet att stärka Ukrainas förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Målet är att bidra till ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet och transparens i ukrainska ekonomiska flöden med syfte att öka den ekonomiska tillväxten och sociala stabiliteten och samtidigt minska fattigdom. I den första komponenten (”Makroekonomisk stabilitet”) är landets centralbank, National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), den huvudsakliga motparten. NBU:s främsta uppgift är att upprätthålla den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i Ukraina, sänka inflationen och minimera risken för störningar i det ekonomiska systemet. Genom kapacitetsutveckling kommer insatsen att bidra till en förstärkning av NBU:s tillsiktsfunktion och prognosförmåga. Ytterligare aktiviteter inom komponent 1 syftar på att stärka andra relevanta institutioner som exempelvis finansdepartementet, samt - och utbildningsverksamhet för den privata sektorn och allmänheten. I den andra komponenten (”Offentlig finansförvaltning”) är huvudintressenterna personal på mellannivå inom nyckelutgiftsenheter, samt provinsiella och regionala förvaltningar med ansvar för implementering av statsbudgeten. Genom utbildning, kapacitetsutveckling och utveckling av ett kompetensnätverk kan insatsen ha en positiv inverkan på hela stadsbudgetens effektivitet och ändamålsenlighet. Den tredje komponenten (”Supportfunktion för ekonomisk reform”) innebär KSE-finansiering för stöd till forskning och annan verksamhet som rundabordssamtal, evenemang och konferenser som fungerar som stöd för de första två komponenterna. Syftet är att ha en begränsad, flexibel facilitet som kan användas vid behov efter godkännande av ambassaden. Insatsens sammanlagda budget är SEK 10 800 000 . Insatsen avser ingen vidareförmedling av medel. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. Outcomes: The Contribution is divided into three components. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public. In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSUs) and oblast level administration that are directly responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can potentially affect the efficiency and effectiveness of budget allocations at all levels of the state budget. Mid-level staff have been chosen as in previous trainings it was found senior staff often left their positions after completing the training. One group will be formed from the lecturers of public finance in the state universities providing skills upgrade trainings for the public officials (ToT - teaching of teachers/training of trainers). In component 3) 'Economic Reform Support Facility' KSE will improve the knowledge base and research around components 1 & 2 as well as supporting the creation of a community practice through events and round tables. Sweden Kyiv School of Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kyiv School of Economics 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 12.a - Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacity to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production. 12.a - Stödja utvecklingsländerna att stärka sin vetenskapliga och tekniska kapacitet att utvecklas i riktning mot mer hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 0 1850200 0 0 0 0 0.0000000001 0 0 4500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1850200 6350200 Kyiv School of Economics 4500000 Kyiv School of Economics 1850200 Kyiv School of Economics Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12810-12810A0102 Sweden Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) has applied to the Embassy for a 3-year, multi-component programme 'Economic and Financial Reform Support in Ukraine' from September 2019 - September 2022. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The contribution is divided into three components with the overarching outcome of strengthening Ukraine in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The goal is to contribute to increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine to support economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities in this component are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public. In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSU's) and oblast and regional administration’s responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can positively impact the efficiency and effectiveness of the entirety of the state budget. Component 3 'Economic Reform Support Facility' provides KSE funding to support research and other activities such as round-tables, events and conferences supporting components 1 & 2. The purpose is to have a limited flexible facility that can be deployed when required, subject to a ToR and no-objection by the Embassy. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 10 800 000. There is no other than Sida funding and no forwarding of funds. Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) Målet är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt, social stabilitet och fattigdomsminskning genom ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet, och transparens i ekonomiska flöden i Ukraina. Detta ska uppnås genom att stärka statens förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Insatsen är indelat i tre komponenter med det övergripande målet att stärka Ukrainas förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Målet är att bidra till ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet och transparens i ukrainska ekonomiska flöden med syfte att öka den ekonomiska tillväxten och sociala stabiliteten och samtidigt minska fattigdom. I den första komponenten (”Makroekonomisk stabilitet”) är landets centralbank, National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), den huvudsakliga motparten. NBU:s främsta uppgift är att upprätthålla den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i Ukraina, sänka inflationen och minimera risken för störningar i det ekonomiska systemet. Genom kapacitetsutveckling kommer insatsen att bidra till en förstärkning av NBU:s tillsiktsfunktion och prognosförmåga. Ytterligare aktiviteter inom komponent 1 syftar på att stärka andra relevanta institutioner som exempelvis finansdepartementet, samt - och utbildningsverksamhet för den privata sektorn och allmänheten. I den andra komponenten (”Offentlig finansförvaltning”) är huvudintressenterna personal på mellannivå inom nyckelutgiftsenheter, samt provinsiella och regionala förvaltningar med ansvar för implementering av statsbudgeten. Genom utbildning, kapacitetsutveckling och utveckling av ett kompetensnätverk kan insatsen ha en positiv inverkan på hela stadsbudgetens effektivitet och ändamålsenlighet. Den tredje komponenten (”Supportfunktion för ekonomisk reform”) innebär KSE-finansiering för stöd till forskning och annan verksamhet som rundabordssamtal, evenemang och konferenser som fungerar som stöd för de första två komponenterna. Syftet är att ha en begränsad, flexibel facilitet som kan användas vid behov efter godkännande av ambassaden. Insatsens sammanlagda budget är SEK 10 800 000 . Insatsen avser ingen vidareförmedling av medel. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. Outcomes: The Contribution is divided into three components. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public. In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSUs) and oblast level administration that are directly responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can potentially affect the efficiency and effectiveness of budget allocations at all levels of the state budget. Mid-level staff have been chosen as in previous trainings it was found senior staff often left their positions after completing the training. One group will be formed from the lecturers of public finance in the state universities providing skills upgrade trainings for the public officials (ToT - teaching of teachers/training of trainers). In component 3) 'Economic Reform Support Facility' KSE will improve the knowledge base and research around components 1 & 2 as well as supporting the creation of a community practice through events and round tables. Sweden Kyiv School of Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kyiv School of Economics 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4449800 4449800 0 0 4449800 Kyiv School of Economics 4449800 Kyiv School of Economics Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12810-12810A0103 Sweden Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) has applied to the Embassy for a 3-year, multi-component programme 'Economic and Financial Reform Support in Ukraine' from September 2019 - September 2022. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The contribution is divided into three components with the overarching outcome of strengthening Ukraine in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The goal is to contribute to increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine to support economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities in this component are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public. In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSU's) and oblast and regional administration’s responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can positively impact the efficiency and effectiveness of the entirety of the state budget. Component 3 'Economic Reform Support Facility' provides KSE funding to support research and other activities such as round-tables, events and conferences supporting components 1 & 2. The purpose is to have a limited flexible facility that can be deployed when required, subject to a ToR and no-objection by the Embassy. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 10 800 000. There is no other than Sida funding and no forwarding of funds. Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) Målet är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt, social stabilitet och fattigdomsminskning genom ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet, och transparens i ekonomiska flöden i Ukraina. Detta ska uppnås genom att stärka statens förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Insatsen är indelat i tre komponenter med det övergripande målet att stärka Ukrainas förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Målet är att bidra till ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet och transparens i ukrainska ekonomiska flöden med syfte att öka den ekonomiska tillväxten och sociala stabiliteten och samtidigt minska fattigdom. I den första komponenten (”Makroekonomisk stabilitet”) är landets centralbank, National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), den huvudsakliga motparten. NBU:s främsta uppgift är att upprätthålla den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i Ukraina, sänka inflationen och minimera risken för störningar i det ekonomiska systemet. Genom kapacitetsutveckling kommer insatsen att bidra till en förstärkning av NBU:s tillsiktsfunktion och prognosförmåga. Ytterligare aktiviteter inom komponent 1 syftar på att stärka andra relevanta institutioner som exempelvis finansdepartementet, samt - och utbildningsverksamhet för den privata sektorn och allmänheten. I den andra komponenten (”Offentlig finansförvaltning”) är huvudintressenterna personal på mellannivå inom nyckelutgiftsenheter, samt provinsiella och regionala förvaltningar med ansvar för implementering av statsbudgeten. Genom utbildning, kapacitetsutveckling och utveckling av ett kompetensnätverk kan insatsen ha en positiv inverkan på hela stadsbudgetens effektivitet och ändamålsenlighet. Den tredje komponenten (”Supportfunktion för ekonomisk reform”) innebär KSE-finansiering för stöd till forskning och annan verksamhet som rundabordssamtal, evenemang och konferenser som fungerar som stöd för de första två komponenterna. Syftet är att ha en begränsad, flexibel facilitet som kan användas vid behov efter godkännande av ambassaden. Insatsens sammanlagda budget är SEK 10 800 000 . Insatsen avser ingen vidareförmedling av medel. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. Outcomes: The Contribution is divided into three components. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public. In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSUs) and oblast level administration that are directly responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can potentially affect the efficiency and effectiveness of budget allocations at all levels of the state budget. Mid-level staff have been chosen as in previous trainings it was found senior staff often left their positions after completing the training. One group will be formed from the lecturers of public finance in the state universities providing skills upgrade trainings for the public officials (ToT - teaching of teachers/training of trainers). In component 3) 'Economic Reform Support Facility' KSE will improve the knowledge base and research around components 1 & 2 as well as supporting the creation of a community practice through events and round tables. Sweden Kyiv School of Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kyiv School of Economics 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 12.a - Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacity to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production. 12.a - Stödja utvecklingsländerna att stärka sin vetenskapliga och tekniska kapacitet att utvecklas i riktning mot mer hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2872 -2872.04 Kyiv School of Economics Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved livelihood opportunities in Ukraine. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter i Ukraina. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12823 Sweden The overall objective is to strengthen freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information in Cambodia, as well as to promote a media environment that is secure, free, pluralistic, and independent. UNESCO aims to create a common platform for all actors working within the project's focus area. The project focuses in part on dialogue and technical support to duty bearers with responsibility for laws and guidelines that affect the media and journalists. At the same time, the project work directly to strengthen and support the rights holders such as journalists, civil society organizations, academia, and journalists' trade unions. This work primarily focus on capacity development, building coalitions and supporting advocacy work to help strengthening freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information, and to create a safe working environment for journalists with a special focus on female journalists. The project includes several relevant actors within media and civil society in Cambodia and with a clear focus on advocacy against relevant state actors to influence democratic development and curb the shrinking space and increasing self-censorship of journalists and media actors in Cambodia. As an implementing partner to the program, OHCHR Cambodia also provides capacity building on safety for journalists, media houses, media associations, and HRDs. Det övergripande mål är att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information i Kambodja samt att främja en säker, fri, pluralistisk och oberoende mediemiljö. UNESCO strävar efter att skapa en gemensam plattform för alla aktörer som arbetar inom området. Projektet fokuserar delvis på dialog och tekniskt stöd till ansvarsbärare kring lagar och riktlinjer som påverkar medier och journalister. Samtidigt kommer projektet att arbeta direkt för att stärka och stödja rättighetsinnehavare som journalister, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin och journalisters fackföreningar. Arbetet inriktas främst på kapacitetsutveckling, koalitionsbyggande och stöd till påverkansarbete för att bidra till att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information samt skapa en säker arbetsmiljö för journalister, med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga journalister. Projektet omfattar flera relevanta aktörer inom media och civilsamhället i Kambodja och har ett tydligt fokus på påverkansarbete mot relevanta statliga aktörer för att påverka den demokratiska utvecklingen och stävja det krympande utrymmet och den ökande självcensuren för journalister och medieaktörer i Kambodja. Som en del av projektet genomför också OHCHR Kambodja kapacitetsbyggande kring säkerhet för journalister, mediehus, medieföreningar och MR-försvarare. The intended impact of the project is that Freedom of expression, and its corollaries, press freedom and freedom of information in Cambodia are strengthened, and a media environment that is safe, free, pluralistic, and independent is promoted. The overall objective is being pursued through eight outcome areas: 1. Enhanced policies and legal frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, right to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards. 2. New knowledge related to Media Development and Freedom of Expression in Cambodia enables evidence-based solutions and interventions. 3. National mechanisms for the protection of journalists are established in the framework of the UN Plan of Action for the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity, including during crisis situations such as Covid-19. 4. Enhanced quality and ethical standards of Journalism in Cambodia. 5. Cambodian citizens resilience to disinformation and other information disorders is enhanced. 6. Women's voices in the media are amplified and their position in the newsrooms is strengthened. 7. Cambodian independent media is financially sustainable 8. Enhanced efficiency and harmonization in interventions in support of Media Development and promotion of Freedom of Expression in Cambodia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cambodia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Through this project, UNESCO has been building a common ground amongst all actors, with a dual approach focusing on duty bearers responsible for media law and policy reforms, combined with direct interventions to empower rights holders, including local and regional media stakeholders, civil society organizations, journalists unions, and academia through capacity development, coalition building, and advocacy. Journalists and media-stakeholders are being provided with platforms, to serve as a channel between duty-bearers and rights-holders, to build trust among them, and promote accountability, good governance, and sustainable development. The project is assed to have strengthened the media sector, including ensuring greater access to critical information, advocating for higher standards in ethical reporting, promoting investigative journalism and strengthening the public's Media and Information Literacy competencies to address disinformation and benefit from the opportunities of the information and knowledge society. Under outcome 6, UNESCO has also continued to strengthen women's voices in the media sector, for example by strengthening the Cambodia Female Journalist network (CFJ) and ensuring that women's voices have been represented in various high-level meetings organised during the year. The project has also contributed to drawing attention to women's representation in the media. In a report, which is the first of its kind in Cambodia, in January 2023, more than 4,000 news stories from 12 different media houses (including print and digital media, television and radio) were analysed. The study revealed a bleak picture of women's underrepresentation and lacking portrayal in Cambodian news. The report now provides a unique baseline for how women are portrayed in the news media, highlighting not only the measures and efforts needed to contribute to increased gender equality in the media, but also to break harmful stereotypes that inhibit women's participation and progress in different parts of society. In the continued work, the report is now being used to drive a change in collaboration with civil society, the media industry and state actors. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12823-12823A0101 Sweden The overall objective is to strengthen freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information in Cambodia, as well as to promote a media environment that is secure, free, pluralistic, and independent. UNESCO aims to create a common platform for all actors working within the project's focus area. The project focuses in part on dialogue and technical support to duty bearers with responsibility for laws and guidelines that affect the media and journalists. At the same time, the project work directly to strengthen and support the rights holders such as journalists, civil society organizations, academia, and journalists' trade unions. This work primarily focus on capacity development, building coalitions and supporting advocacy work to help strengthening freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information, and to create a safe working environment for journalists with a special focus on female journalists. The project includes several relevant actors within media and civil society in Cambodia and with a clear focus on advocacy against relevant state actors to influence democratic development and curb the shrinking space and increasing self-censorship of journalists and media actors in Cambodia. As an implementing partner to the program, OHCHR Cambodia also provides capacity building on safety for journalists, media houses, media associations, and HRDs. Det övergripande mål är att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information i Kambodja samt att främja en säker, fri, pluralistisk och oberoende mediemiljö. UNESCO strävar efter att skapa en gemensam plattform för alla aktörer som arbetar inom området. Projektet fokuserar delvis på dialog och tekniskt stöd till ansvarsbärare kring lagar och riktlinjer som påverkar medier och journalister. Samtidigt kommer projektet att arbeta direkt för att stärka och stödja rättighetsinnehavare som journalister, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin och journalisters fackföreningar. Arbetet inriktas främst på kapacitetsutveckling, koalitionsbyggande och stöd till påverkansarbete för att bidra till att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information samt skapa en säker arbetsmiljö för journalister, med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga journalister. Projektet omfattar flera relevanta aktörer inom media och civilsamhället i Kambodja och har ett tydligt fokus på påverkansarbete mot relevanta statliga aktörer för att påverka den demokratiska utvecklingen och stävja det krympande utrymmet och den ökande självcensuren för journalister och medieaktörer i Kambodja. Som en del av projektet genomför också OHCHR Kambodja kapacitetsbyggande kring säkerhet för journalister, mediehus, medieföreningar och MR-försvarare. The intended impact of the project is that Freedom of expression, and its corollaries, press freedom and freedom of information in Cambodia are strengthened, and a media environment that is safe, free, pluralistic, and independent is promoted. The overall objective is being pursued through eight outcome areas: 1. Enhanced policies and legal frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, right to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards. 2. New knowledge related to Media Development and Freedom of Expression in Cambodia enables evidence-based solutions and interventions. 3. National mechanisms for the protection of journalists are established in the framework of the UN Plan of Action for the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity, including during crisis situations such as Covid-19. 4. Enhanced quality and ethical standards of Journalism in Cambodia. 5. Cambodian citizens resilience to disinformation and other information disorders is enhanced. 6. Women's voices in the media are amplified and their position in the newsrooms is strengthened. 7. Cambodian independent media is financially sustainable 8. Enhanced efficiency and harmonization in interventions in support of Media Development and promotion of Freedom of Expression in Cambodia. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 9500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9500000 9500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 9500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Improved capacity to respect, protect and promote human rights, and to strengthen democracy and the rule of law. Förbättrad kapacitet för att respektera, skydda och främja mänskliga rättigheter, samt att stärka demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced conditions for accountability, increased transparency (including free and independent media) and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens inklusive fria och oberoende medier samt minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12823-12823A0102 Sweden The overall objective is to strengthen freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information in Cambodia, as well as to promote a media environment that is secure, free, pluralistic, and independent. UNESCO aims to create a common platform for all actors working within the project's focus area. The project focuses in part on dialogue and technical support to duty bearers with responsibility for laws and guidelines that affect the media and journalists. At the same time, the project work directly to strengthen and support the rights holders such as journalists, civil society organizations, academia, and journalists' trade unions. This work primarily focus on capacity development, building coalitions and supporting advocacy work to help strengthening freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information, and to create a safe working environment for journalists with a special focus on female journalists. The project includes several relevant actors within media and civil society in Cambodia and with a clear focus on advocacy against relevant state actors to influence democratic development and curb the shrinking space and increasing self-censorship of journalists and media actors in Cambodia. As an implementing partner to the program, OHCHR Cambodia also provides capacity building on safety for journalists, media houses, media associations, and HRDs. Det övergripande mål är att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information i Kambodja samt att främja en säker, fri, pluralistisk och oberoende mediemiljö. UNESCO strävar efter att skapa en gemensam plattform för alla aktörer som arbetar inom området. Projektet fokuserar delvis på dialog och tekniskt stöd till ansvarsbärare kring lagar och riktlinjer som påverkar medier och journalister. Samtidigt kommer projektet att arbeta direkt för att stärka och stödja rättighetsinnehavare som journalister, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin och journalisters fackföreningar. Arbetet inriktas främst på kapacitetsutveckling, koalitionsbyggande och stöd till påverkansarbete för att bidra till att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information samt skapa en säker arbetsmiljö för journalister, med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga journalister. Projektet omfattar flera relevanta aktörer inom media och civilsamhället i Kambodja och har ett tydligt fokus på påverkansarbete mot relevanta statliga aktörer för att påverka den demokratiska utvecklingen och stävja det krympande utrymmet och den ökande självcensuren för journalister och medieaktörer i Kambodja. Som en del av projektet genomför också OHCHR Kambodja kapacitetsbyggande kring säkerhet för journalister, mediehus, medieföreningar och MR-försvarare. The intended impact of the project is that Freedom of expression, and its corollaries, press freedom and freedom of information in Cambodia are strengthened, and a media environment that is safe, free, pluralistic, and independent is promoted. The overall objective is being pursued through eight outcome areas: 1. Enhanced policies and legal frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, right to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards. 2. New knowledge related to Media Development and Freedom of Expression in Cambodia enables evidence-based solutions and interventions. 3. National mechanisms for the protection of journalists are established in the framework of the UN Plan of Action for the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity, including during crisis situations such as Covid-19. 4. Enhanced quality and ethical standards of Journalism in Cambodia. 5. Cambodian citizens resilience to disinformation and other information disorders is enhanced. 6. Women's voices in the media are amplified and their position in the newsrooms is strengthened. 7. Cambodian independent media is financially sustainable 8. Enhanced efficiency and harmonization in interventions in support of Media Development and promotion of Freedom of Expression in Cambodia. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 5500000 0 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5500000 0 0 13500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 8000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 5500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Strengthening democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law in Cambodia Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency, increased gender equality and reduced corruption in Cambodia Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens, ökad jämställdhet samt minskad korruption i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12823-12823A0103 Sweden The overall objective is to strengthen freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information in Cambodia, as well as to promote a media environment that is secure, free, pluralistic, and independent. UNESCO aims to create a common platform for all actors working within the project's focus area. The project focuses in part on dialogue and technical support to duty bearers with responsibility for laws and guidelines that affect the media and journalists. At the same time, the project work directly to strengthen and support the rights holders such as journalists, civil society organizations, academia, and journalists' trade unions. This work primarily focus on capacity development, building coalitions and supporting advocacy work to help strengthening freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information, and to create a safe working environment for journalists with a special focus on female journalists. The project includes several relevant actors within media and civil society in Cambodia and with a clear focus on advocacy against relevant state actors to influence democratic development and curb the shrinking space and increasing self-censorship of journalists and media actors in Cambodia. As an implementing partner to the program, OHCHR Cambodia also provides capacity building on safety for journalists, media houses, media associations, and HRDs. Det övergripande mål är att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information i Kambodja samt att främja en säker, fri, pluralistisk och oberoende mediemiljö. UNESCO strävar efter att skapa en gemensam plattform för alla aktörer som arbetar inom området. Projektet fokuserar delvis på dialog och tekniskt stöd till ansvarsbärare kring lagar och riktlinjer som påverkar medier och journalister. Samtidigt kommer projektet att arbeta direkt för att stärka och stödja rättighetsinnehavare som journalister, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin och journalisters fackföreningar. Arbetet inriktas främst på kapacitetsutveckling, koalitionsbyggande och stöd till påverkansarbete för att bidra till att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information samt skapa en säker arbetsmiljö för journalister, med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga journalister. Projektet omfattar flera relevanta aktörer inom media och civilsamhället i Kambodja och har ett tydligt fokus på påverkansarbete mot relevanta statliga aktörer för att påverka den demokratiska utvecklingen och stävja det krympande utrymmet och den ökande självcensuren för journalister och medieaktörer i Kambodja. Som en del av projektet genomför också OHCHR Kambodja kapacitetsbyggande kring säkerhet för journalister, mediehus, medieföreningar och MR-försvarare. The intended impact of the project is that Freedom of expression, and its corollaries, press freedom and freedom of information in Cambodia are strengthened, and a media environment that is safe, free, pluralistic, and independent is promoted. The overall objective is being pursued through eight outcome areas: 1. Enhanced policies and legal frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, right to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards. 2. New knowledge related to Media Development and Freedom of Expression in Cambodia enables evidence-based solutions and interventions. 3. National mechanisms for the protection of journalists are established in the framework of the UN Plan of Action for the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity, including during crisis situations such as Covid-19. 4. Enhanced quality and ethical standards of Journalism in Cambodia. 5. Cambodian citizens resilience to disinformation and other information disorders is enhanced. 6. Women's voices in the media are amplified and their position in the newsrooms is strengthened. 7. Cambodian independent media is financially sustainable 8. Enhanced efficiency and harmonization in interventions in support of Media Development and promotion of Freedom of Expression in Cambodia. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -314258 -314258 0 -314258 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization -314257.7 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Strengthening democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law in Cambodia Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency, increased gender equality and reduced corruption in Cambodia Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens, ökad jämställdhet samt minskad korruption i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12839 Sweden The Embassy in Ukraine is keen to continue to support civil society organisations (CSOs) to become sustainable, well-managed and capacitated to promote changes and reforms in Ukraine. The previous consultancy contract has expired and the Embassy in Kyiv would like to procure a new consultancy with a special expertise in organizational/institutional development area of CSOs. Ambassaden i Ukraina planerar att fortsätta stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) för att de ska bli hållbara, ha stark ledning och kapacitet att främja förändringar och reformer i Ukraina. Det tidigare konsultkontraktet har löpt ut, och ambassaden i Kiev skulle vilja upphandla en ny konsult med särskild expertis inom institutionell utveckling av CSO:er. The objective of the contracted consultancy is helping to implement the Support to the Civil Society in Ukraine Programme by: undertaking system-based audits of CSOs coupled with capacity development work, while providing mentoring, training and coaching services to the Ukrainian programme- and project-supported NGOs to facilitate their strategies implementation and result-based management. Besides, the consultancy is engaged in spearheading Swedish perspectives and development effectiveness - namely, the overarching poor peoples perspectives, the rights perspective, as well as the thematic perspectives of environment and climate, gender equality, and conflict. The assignment pursues consultancy services in the areas of organizational effectiveness, organizational development, capacity enhancement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation follow-up for the Embassys partner CSOs (both current and prospective) along the lines of these objectives: - Pre-selection and verification; - Implementation follow-up, mentorship and advisory support; - Perspectives to mainstream development effectiveness; - Monitoring and evaluation; - Other specific task/s aimed at networking, sharing of NGO good practices, peer exchange, etc. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Summary of Progress (2019-2024) Over the course of five years, including two no-cost extensions, the Sida CSO support assignment - implemented by NCG actively engaged more than 15 Ukrainian CSOs in a dynamic, tailored programme of institutional strengthening. The support was underpinned by a dual framework of Results-Based Management (RBM) and Human Rights Based Approaches (HRBA), emphasising strategic planning, transparent governance, stakeholder inclusion, and long-term sustainability. A total of 14 Systems-Based Audits and six Verification Audits were completed during the assignment, providing baseline data and critical recommendations to guide CSO development. These were followed up with bilateral advisory support, mentoring, action plan implementation, and dedicated training programmes. Annual and biannual Capacity Development Action plans developed by CSOs and NCG consultants together helped establish shared priorities, internal ownership, institutionalisation and leadership engagement, and a road map for strategic improvement. Throughout the assignment, over 30 structured learning events were held (always designed as several steps processes with pre- and post-elements and modules), covering topics such as RBM, executive- and board governance, communication strategy, anti-corruption & integrity, conflict sensitivity, environment, gender analysis and mainstreaming, human rights-based approach (HRBA), and EU integration. These learning processes were complemented by tailored technical support - particularly in HR management, audit preparedness, communications, donor reporting, strategy development and financial governance. Starting in December 2021, a few months before the full-scale invasion started, a strong focus emerged on psychological resilience, stress management, and institutional integrity amid war. The programme was also able to support CSO participation in Sidas strategic priorities, particularly relating to human rights and Ukraines EU integration. The Annual CSO Partner Meetings, resumed post-COVID and war escalation, became critical platforms for knowledge sharing, joint planning, and strategic recalibration. The assignments adaptability - ranging from remote implementation during lockdowns to in-person consultations and partner meetings in Kyiv was central to its success. CSOs supported under this initiative emerged as more coherent, better governed, and more resilient actors within Ukraines democratic and development ecosystem. 3. Activities During July-December 2024 Regular needs assessments conducted by NCG - both during in-person consultations in Kyiv in September, October and December 2024 and through online engagements - helped sustain a responsive and adaptive approach to cooperation with the ten remaining Sida-supported CSO partners during this period. These assessments ensured that capacity development remained timely, relevant, and tailored to the evolving priorities of each organisation. In the second half of 2024 the primary focus of this report - NCGs support centered on consolidating progress made in previous years while addressing the urgent operational and strategic challenges faced by CSOs amid the ongoing war. This final phase of the programme featured a comprehensive mix of trainings, targeted technical assistance, and strategic planning - aimed at preparing partners for their expanding role in Ukraines recovery and EU accession process all of this was explicitly requested by the CSOs; 3.1 Training and Capacity Development Training efforts in the second half of 2024 focused on strengthening internal resilience, enhancing strategic capabilities, and supporting CSO alignment with Ukraines EU integration agenda. Activities were implemented across several key areas: •Annual CSO Partner Meeting Hlibivka, 34 October 2024 This flagship two-day gathering brought together all Sida-supported CSOs, Sida representatives from Stockholm and the Swedish Embassy, and EU Integration Experts. The Sida Ukraine Strategy (2023-2027) was presented and discussed, and moreover, sessions explored EU integration, wartime public communications, legislative screening cooperation, and organisational resilience. Practical workshops addressed donor engagement, fundraising strategies, and multi-sector collaboration. •RBM Training for SavED Lviv & Online, November 2024 NCG delivered two bilateral RBM workshops tailored to SavEDs strategic and operational needs. The in-person session in Lviv (89 November) focused on theory of change development, performance indicators, and donor reporting. A follow-up online session supported peer review of results assessment frameworks (RAF) and financial planning tools. •Training of Trainers (ToT) Psycho-Social Conflict Facilitation for Docudays, 1316 November 2024 This 5-day intensive training equipped moderators documenting war crimes with facilitation tools for high-conflict dialogue, self-care techniques, and trauma-sensitive practices. The course responded directly to the needs expressed by Docudays and others for increased capacity in moderating high-risk interviews. •Governance and Board-Management Workshop Kyiv, 2021 November 2024 Informed by a governance needs survey, this workshop helped CSOs revisit the division of roles between boards and executive management, fundraising oversight, and decision-making under pressure. Participants included NAM, TIU, CEDEM, IRF, and others. •Final CSO Reception Kyiv, 3 December 2024 This half-day celebratory event brought together Sida partners to reflect on five years of collaboration. Organised by NCG and hosted in Kyiv, the event featured project highlights, brief addresses from CSOs, and closing remarks by the Swedish Embassy outlining future cooperation pathways. •Joint CSOGovt Workshop on EU Integration Kyiv, 20 December 2024 Held in collaboration with the EuroHub platform and the NGO, EasyBusiness, this full-day roundtable brought together 28 CSO and government participants to review screening results and refine recommendations for the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA). It provided CSOs with strategic guidance on engagement in negotiation working groups. The EuroHub platform remained central to coordinating CSO alignment with Ukraines EU integration efforts. It hosted joint dialogues on screening feedback, shadow reporting by CSOs, and coordination with government stakeholders. Through this mechanism, CSOs gained visibility into official processes and developed coherent, cross-sector advocacy positions. 4. Annual Partner Meeting in Hlibivka After nearly four years of disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the outbreak of full-scale war, the Annual Sida CSO Partner Meeting was finally held in person on 34 October 2024 in Hlibivka. This marked the first physical gathering of all Sida-supported CSOs since early 2020 and held deep symbolic and emotional significance for all participants. For many CSO representatives, this event was not only a rare opportunity to reconnect in person but a powerful reminder of solidarity, shared purpose, and resilience under extraordinary circumstances. The war had not only strained institutional capacities but also taken a heavy psychological toll on CSO leaders and staff. Coming together, exchanging experiences face-to-face, and finding encouragement in each others stories offered a moment of emotional relief, collective strength, and reaffirmation of mission. Strategically, the meeting focused both on Sidas Ukraine Strategy and second on the shifting role of CSOs in Ukraines EU accession negotiations, providing a platform for dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and coordination. Sessions explored challenges in legislative screening, wartime communications, and CSOgovernment cooperation mechanisms. The presence of senior Sida representatives from Stockholm and the Swedish Embassy in Kyiv further underscored the importance Sweden places on civil society as a driver of democratic reform and European integration. Their attendance was not only appreciated on a political level but deeply valued as a gesture of trust and long-term partnership during one of the most testing periods in Ukraines modern history. The meeting, also attended by a representative from the EU Delegation in Ukraine, reaffirmed that CSOs are not just recipients of aid or observers of reform - but vital, proactive contributors to Ukraines reconstruction and democratic future. 5. CSO-Government dialogue and cooperation on EU Integration Within Swedens strategy for Ukraine, reform and reconstruction are not separate aims but mutually reinforcing pillars - both serving the overarching objective of supporting Ukraines path to EU membership. In the lead-up to the EuroHub roundtable on 20 December 2024, NCG together with EasyBusiness coordinated a structured behind-the-scenes consultation process to ensure that CSO partners could meaningfully contribute to the Ukrainian Governments development of the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA). Beginning in October 2024, NCG conducted a series of bilateral consultations and small-group meetings with Sida-supported CSOs, and other key actors engaged in EU-related reforms. These discussions helped identify which chapters of the EU acquis each CSO was actively monitoring, uncovered gaps and risks in the Governments early NPAA drafting process and surfaced cross-cutting priorities including anti-corruption safeguards, judicial independence, human rights protections, and transparency measures. Special efforts were made to include regional CSOs and those working in sensitive sectors such as transitional justice, LGBTQ rights, education, and psycho-social support. Drawing on this input aligned with Swedens overarching strategic objective of supporting Ukraines path to EU membership and with approval from the Swedish Embassy in Kyiv - NCG supported several CSOs - including TIU, CEDEM, ALI, and IRF - in drafting targeted policy recommendations for specific EU negotiation chapters, particularly Clusters 1 and 2. These thematic inputs were compiled and synthesised by NCG and EasyBusiness and discreetly shared with relevant government bodies in advance of the roundtable, including the Government Office for Coordination of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration and the Ministry of Justice. To enhance coherence, the draft CSO recommendations were then subjected to a peer review process through the EuroHub platform. This step allowed for cross-validation, harmonisation of terminology, and alignment of advocacy positions - especially around procurement, statistics, and judicial reform - while also ensuring that gender and inclusion perspectives were integrated. A final pre-event coordination session was held during the week prior to the roundtable, where CSOs aligned messaging and reaffirmed guiding principles for engagement: to offer constructive, non-adversarial input; to maintain independence without substituting government roles; and to clearly demonstrate the added value of civil society expertise in the accession process. This thorough preparation enabled CSOs to speak with credibility, clarity, and collective purpose during the December 20 dialogue, resulting in a well-received exchange with senior government officials and the establishment of working groups for continued collaboration on NPAA implementation processes Sida will hopefully continue supporting from 2025 onwards. *********************************************** 1. What have the operations led to? The operations led to significant institutional strengthening of over 15 Ukrainian civil society organisations (CSOs). The Sida-funded support enabled CSOs to improve governance structures, strategic planning, resilience, and advocacy capabilities. CSOs are now better equipped to contribute to Ukraines EU integration, democratic reform, and post-war recovery. 2. What has changed? •CSOs have enhanced internal governance, with clearer separation of board and executive functions. •There is greater strategic clarity and planning capacity, supported by Results-Based Management and Human Rights-Based Approaches. •Psychological resilience and mental health practices have been integrated into organizational development. •CSOs have become active participants in EU accession processes, notably in legislative screening and policy advocacy. •Coordination mechanisms like EuroHub and Annual Partner Meetings have deepened collaboration and policy coherence. 3. Who has changed what attitude, behaviour or relations in what way? •CSO leaders and staff have adopted more structured and professional management and board practices. •CSOs have shifted from being primarily service providers or watchdogs to becoming collaborative policy actors, especially in EU integration dialogues. •Relationships between CSOs and the Ukrainian government have evolved from distant to cooperative, with formal engagement in policy drafting and legislative review. •There is increased emphasis on inclusive participation, including LGBTQ and regional CSOs, in shaping national reform agendas. 4. What is the target group capable of doing now that they were not capable of doing at the beginning of the intervention? •CSOs are now capable of: oConducting strategic planning using Results Assessment Frameworks. oParticipating meaningfully in EU accession processes, including shadow reporting and policy drafting. oImplementing trauma-informed practices and mental health support for staff. oEngaging in cross-sector advocacy and donor engagement with improved financial governance. oNavigating complex regulatory and political environments with adaptive and resilient operations. 5. Are the operations making a difference? Yes. The operations have made a significant and measurable difference: •CSOs are more resilient, better governed, and strategically aligned with Ukraines reform and EU integration agenda. •They have transitioned from reactive, crisis-mode functioning to proactive, policy-shaping roles. •The intervention helped sustain the civil society ecosystem during war and crisis, while laying the foundation for long-term engagement in national reconstruction. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12839-12839A0101 Sweden The Embassy in Ukraine is keen to continue to support civil society organisations (CSOs) to become sustainable, well-managed and capacitated to promote changes and reforms in Ukraine. The previous consultancy contract has expired and the Embassy in Kyiv would like to procure a new consultancy with a special expertise in organizational/institutional development area of CSOs. Ambassaden i Ukraina planerar att fortsätta stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) för att de ska bli hållbara, ha stark ledning och kapacitet att främja förändringar och reformer i Ukraina. Det tidigare konsultkontraktet har löpt ut, och ambassaden i Kiev skulle vilja upphandla en ny konsult med särskild expertis inom institutionell utveckling av CSO:er. The objective of the contracted consultancy is helping to implement the Support to the Civil Society in Ukraine Programme by: undertaking system-based audits of CSOs coupled with capacity development work, while providing mentoring, training and coaching services to the Ukrainian programme- and project-supported NGOs to facilitate their strategies implementation and result-based management. Besides, the consultancy is engaged in spearheading Swedish perspectives and development effectiveness - namely, the overarching poor peoples perspectives, the rights perspective, as well as the thematic perspectives of environment and climate, gender equality, and conflict. The assignment pursues consultancy services in the areas of organizational effectiveness, organizational development, capacity enhancement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation follow-up for the Embassys partner CSOs (both current and prospective) along the lines of these objectives: - Pre-selection and verification; - Implementation follow-up, mentorship and advisory support; - Perspectives to mainstream development effectiveness; - Monitoring and evaluation; - Other specific task/s aimed at networking, sharing of NGO good practices, peer exchange, etc. Sweden Nordic Consulting Group A/S Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group A/S 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 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The previous consultancy contract has expired and the Embassy in Kyiv would like to procure a new consultancy with a special expertise in organizational/institutional development area of CSOs. Ambassaden i Ukraina planerar att fortsätta stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) för att de ska bli hållbara, ha stark ledning och kapacitet att främja förändringar och reformer i Ukraina. Det tidigare konsultkontraktet har löpt ut, och ambassaden i Kiev skulle vilja upphandla en ny konsult med särskild expertis inom institutionell utveckling av CSO:er. The objective of the contracted consultancy is helping to implement the Support to the Civil Society in Ukraine Programme by: undertaking system-based audits of CSOs coupled with capacity development work, while providing mentoring, training and coaching services to the Ukrainian programme- and project-supported NGOs to facilitate their strategies implementation and result-based management. Besides, the consultancy is engaged in spearheading Swedish perspectives and development effectiveness - namely, the overarching poor peoples perspectives, the rights perspective, as well as the thematic perspectives of environment and climate, gender equality, and conflict. The assignment pursues consultancy services in the areas of organizational effectiveness, organizational development, capacity enhancement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation follow-up for the Embassys partner CSOs (both current and prospective) along the lines of these objectives: - Pre-selection and verification; - Implementation follow-up, mentorship and advisory support; - Perspectives to mainstream development effectiveness; - Monitoring and evaluation; - Other specific task/s aimed at networking, sharing of NGO good practices, peer exchange, etc. Sweden Nordic Consulting Group A/S Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group A/S 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12839-12839A0103 Sweden The Embassy in Ukraine is keen to continue to support civil society organisations (CSOs) to become sustainable, well-managed and capacitated to promote changes and reforms in Ukraine. The previous consultancy contract has expired and the Embassy in Kyiv would like to procure a new consultancy with a special expertise in organizational/institutional development area of CSOs. Ambassaden i Ukraina planerar att fortsätta stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO:er) för att de ska bli hållbara, ha stark ledning och kapacitet att främja förändringar och reformer i Ukraina. Det tidigare konsultkontraktet har löpt ut, och ambassaden i Kiev skulle vilja upphandla en ny konsult med särskild expertis inom institutionell utveckling av CSO:er. The objective of the contracted consultancy is helping to implement the Support to the Civil Society in Ukraine Programme by: undertaking system-based audits of CSOs coupled with capacity development work, while providing mentoring, training and coaching services to the Ukrainian programme- and project-supported NGOs to facilitate their strategies implementation and result-based management. Besides, the consultancy is engaged in spearheading Swedish perspectives and development effectiveness - namely, the overarching poor peoples perspectives, the rights perspective, as well as the thematic perspectives of environment and climate, gender equality, and conflict. The assignment pursues consultancy services in the areas of organizational effectiveness, organizational development, capacity enhancement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation follow-up for the Embassys partner CSOs (both current and prospective) along the lines of these objectives: - Pre-selection and verification; - Implementation follow-up, mentorship and advisory support; - Perspectives to mainstream development effectiveness; - Monitoring and evaluation; - Other specific task/s aimed at networking, sharing of NGO good practices, peer exchange, etc. Sweden Nordic Consulting Group A/S Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group A/S 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 977500 3745138 0 0 0 0 0 481018 301674 65265 986505 0 0 520591 610561 1757025 4722638 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 301673.86 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 65264.79 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 610561.62 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 481018.11 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 986504.5 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 520590.79 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 1757024.74 Nordic Consulting Group A/S Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12846 Sweden The project aims at improving sustainable management of forests and wildlife protected areas in order for communities, who live close to these areas, to be able to benefit from and contribute to inclusive economic development. The project will contribute towards addressing the persistent high rates of forest, habitat and wildlife loss; for example the 2.5% forest loss per year and associated loss of community livelihoods. Forestry, wildlife and tourism have been hit hard in Uganda by the global Covid-19 pandemic with reported revenue loss of 7 million USD per month for Uganda wildlife Authority (UWA) and the tourism industry, due to Covid-19 related travel restrictions. UWA and the National Forest Authority, (NFA) depend largely on their own collected Non-Tax revenue to run their operations. The Covid-19 situation has reduced capacity of these agencies to finance their operations and exacerbated risks like lack of protection and monitoring of wildlife resources. The project has the objective of securing the natural resource base and preserving livelihoods of forest-dependent communities through capacity development, livelihood investments and improved capacities of mandated agencies, the National Forestry Authority (NFA) and Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). The project will focus on selected landscapes within the Albertine Region of Uganda. Despite the region being endowed with natural resources ranging from forests, oil, agricultural land and tourism resources, the area has a high degree of poverty prevalence with multidimensional poverty levels above the national average. Twenty to thirty percent of the population live in food poverty resulting from lack of access to land, low agricultural productivity, crop raiding and environmental degradation. Environmental degradation and climate change drives several dimensions of poverty and creates deprivations in terms of people's opportunities and choice to find a route out of poverty. The proposed intervention is expected to contribute to poverty reduction both in the short and long term and within different dimensions of poverty. The intervention is assessed to have a balanced approach with regards to sustainable use of natural resources on the one hand and strengthening and development of sectors with potential to drive economic growth on the other hand (forestry and tourism). The project's total budget is 30 million SEK, all of which will be funded by Sida. The project constitutes the first Phase of a planned Sida-World Bank co-funded programme. Funding for this first phase has focus on securing the resource and livelihoods of forest and protected area dependent communities and supporting preparatory activities for the second phase i.e analytical studies and designs of infrastructure to be implemented in the second phase. The first phase constitutes a period of 2 years (1 October 2020 to 30 September 2022) and it will be overlapping with the second phase. The World Bank has secured funding of 148.2 million USD (78.2M IDA loan and 70M Grant) for the second phase. During the first phase, the WB will seek the necessary government and parliamentary approval for phase 2 and start preparations for implementation. In the interim Sida (phase 1) will support activities to address immediate challenges in the face of Covid-19. The Joint Advisory Committee is the strategic decision making body for the MDTF. Sida will participate in the committee as an observer. Reports from the project will be submitted to the committee semi-annually for approval. Based on the reports provided, bilateral follow-up and dialogue will be carried out between Sida and the World Bank. Furthermore, Sida will participate in field missions that will be conducted at least once per year as part of the follow-up of this project. Projektet syftar till att stärka hållbar förvaltning och skydd av skogs-, natur- och djurskyddsområden samt att skapa förutsättningar för att samhällen som är beroende av dessa naturresurser ska kunna bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling. Takten för avskogning i Uganda är hög, cirka 2,5% per år. Detta får stora konsekvenser för såväl skogsbestånd och biologisk mångfald, som för vilda djur och människors levnadsmiljö och försörjningsmöjligheter. Den globala Covid-19 pandemin har slagit hårt mot Ugandas turistindustri. Bland annat rapporteras minskade intäkter med omkring 7 miljoner USD per månad för Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) och den samlade turistindustrin som till stor del är en direkt följd av Covid-19 relaterade reserestriktioner. Uganda Wildlife Authority, men även National Forest Authority (NFA) är i stor utsträckning beroende av sina egna insamlade medel (icke-skatteintäkter) för att driva sin verksamhet. Situationen som utlösts av Covid-19 pandemin, har minskat dessa myndigheters möjligheter att finansiera sin verksamhet, vilket i sin tur lett till brist på skydd av naturresurser samt skydd av vilda djur. Insatsen har som mål att säkra naturresurser samt försörjning för skogberoende samhällen genom kapacitetsutveckling, investeringar i närliggande samhällen samt förbättrad kapacitet hos ansvariga myndigheter, National Forestry Authority (NFA) och Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). Projektet kommer att fokusera på utvalda områden inom Albertine-regionen i Uganda. Trots att regionen är rik på naturresurser så som skog, olja och jordbruksmark, och trots utvecklad turistnäring, så är fattigdomen utbredd. Orsaker till att en stor andel av befolkningen (över det nationella genomsnittet) är multidimensionellt fattig, kan bland annat kopplas till bristande resurser, exempelvis tillgång till mark, låg jordbruksproduktivitet, skador på lantbruk orsakade av vilda djur samt miljöförstöring och klimatförändringar. Miljöförstöring och klimatförändringar driver fattigdom i flera dimensioner och minskar människors val och möjligheter att ta sig ur fattigdom. Genom föreslagen insats bedömer Sida att det finns förutsättningar att bidra till fattigdomsminskning på både kort och lång sikt och ur flera av fattigdomens dimensioner. Insatsen bedöms ha en väl balanserad ansats med avseende på bevarande och hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser å ena sidan och stärkande av två sektorer (skogs- och turistindustri) med särskilt goda förutsättningar för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling å andra sidan. Projektets totala budget är 30 miljoner kronor och insatsen är fullt finansierad av Sida. Projektet utgör den första fasen av ett planerat samfinansierat program med både Sida och Världsbanken som finansiärer. Fokus för den första fasen är att säkra naturresurser samt försörjning för de samhällen som är beroende av de aktuella naturskyddsområdena. Fokus är också att stödja förberedande aktiviteter, centrala för projektets andra fas, exempelvis studier samt utformning av infrastruktur som är del av implementering av projektets andra fas. Insatsen sträcker sig över två år (1 oktober 2020 till 30 september 2022) och den kommer att överlappa med starten av fas två. Världsbanken har säkrat finansiering på 148,2 miljoner USD ( 78,2mUSD IDA lån 50mUSD gåvobistånd) för den andra fasen. Under implementering av fas 1 kommer VB att säkra godkännande från den ugandiska regeringen och parlamentet samt påbörja förberedande aktiviteter för den andra fasen. Sidas stöd kommer att påskynda implementeringen och fokusera på omedelbara och eskalerande utmaningar kopplade till den globala pandemin (Covid-19). Världsbanken är Sidas avtalspartner. Sidas finansiering kommer att bidra till det femte "fönstret" i Världsbankens givargemensamma fond (MDTF) “Partnerskap för stöd till genomförandet av Ugandas nationella utvecklingsplan II och III, en givargemensam fond (TF073022) ”. Den svenska ambassaden i Kampala kommer å Sidas vägnar att underteckna ett administrativt avtal med Världsbanken. VB kommer att vidareförmedla cirka 23 miljoner kronor till de två statliga myndigheterna NFA och UWA för genomförandet av överenskomna aktiviteter. Cirka 4.5 miljoner kronor kommer att användas av VB för finansiering av verksamhet som de själva implementerar. Cirka 2.7 miljoner SEK kommer att utgöra administrationskostnader samt kostnader för uppföljning. VB har bedömts ha gedigen erfarenhet och god kapacitet att genomföra insatsen både vad avser personalresurser och teknisk expertis. VB har tidigare stöttat Ugandas regering i förberedelserna för REDD + -strategin, vilken syftar till att adressera skogsavverkning och de har tidigare även stöttat turistsektorn. VB bedöms också ha kapacitet att skapa synergier/förmera effekterna från sin breda involvering i ett flertal sektorer i Uganda. De bedöms även kunna bidra till goda utvecklingseffekter genom användandet av en kombination av finansieringsmöjligheter så som gåvor, riskkapital och lån. Ytterligare bedöms de ha förmåga att bidra till positiva attityder och normer i de sektorer där de kommer att vara verksamma. Världsbanken bedöms ha god styrning och kontroll, exempelvis vad avser finansiell uppföljning, upphandling, konsultationer och koordinering med andra aktörer samt mekanismer som säkerställer social- och miljömässig hållbarhet. Alla dessa faktorer bedöms vara av stor vikt för projektets genomförande. Insatsen bidrar till flera av Rio-markörerna och givet insatsens fokus på miljö, klimatförändring, klimatanpassning samt biologisk mångfald har "Stöd till miljön" valts som huvudsyfte. Insatsen bidrar även konfliktförebyggande, särskilt med avseende på konflikter kopplade till naturresurser och ökenspridning och därför har freds-/konfliktmarkören valts som delsyfte. Det strategiska beslutsorganet för den givargemensamma fonden är den så kallade rådgivande kommittén (Joint advisory committee, JAC). Sida kommer att vara representerade i kommittén som observatör. Rapporter från projektet kommer att skickas till kommittén halvårsvis för godkännande. Baserat på rapporterna kommer bilateral uppföljning och dialog att ske mellan Sida och VB. Dessutom kommer Sida att delta i uppföljning genom fältresor som genomförs minst en gång per år som en del av uppföljningen av detta projekt. The Project Investing in Forests and Protected areas for Climate Smart Development (IFPA-CD) aims at improved management of forests and wildlife protected areas while increasing benefits to communities in target landscapes within the Albertine Region of Uganda. Sweden's support to the project is managed through Window 5 (Promoting Green Growth) of the World Bank's Multi-donor Trust Fund that aims at supporting implementation of Uganda's National Development Plan and is managed through two overlapping phases: Phase 1 approved in 2020 and equivalent to 30Million SEK (USD3.5 million) aimed at Securing the Natural Resource Base in Protected Areas in response to impacts of Covid 19 pandemic and this phase closed on 31st May 2024; Phase 2 approved in 2022 and equivalent to 100million SEK (USD 9million) as additional financing to the World Bank's Investing in Forests and Protected Areas for Climate Smart Development (IFPA-CD), a USD 178.2 million World Bank/Government of Uganda-funded project. This phase of Sweden's contribution aims at expanding the scope of planned activities and bridging gaps in the aforementioned WB/GOU project. It builds on the preparatory activities developed during phase 1 particularly analytical studies and infrastructure designs and is fully integrated as part of the IFPA-CD. Sweden's support as indicated above contributes to components 1 and 2 of IFPA-CD which are (i) Improved management of protected areas and (ii) increased revenues and jobs from forests and wildlife protected areas As part of closure of Phase 1, the World Bank compiled an Internal Completion Report (ICR) that was shared with the embassy and which indicated that all planned activities were accomplished and all the financial resources utilised. Reporting and Coordination The Semi-Annual report for the MDTF as expected in March 2025 was delayed without explanation in breach to the MDTF Administrative Agreement and this has been communicated to the Bank. Meetings were held to further discuss this and the Bank explained that delays in reporting had been a result of recent changes in Trust Fund Management but committed to provide future reports in time. The Semi-annual report was received on 28th May 2025 and a separate statement will be prepared on the report. The MDTF has a Joint Advisory committee (JAC) that provides strategic direction and guidance to project implementation for all the windows. It is constituted among others by Funding Donors, Government Ministries of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities and Water and Environment and agencies Uganda Wildlife Authority and National Forestry Authority. Technical teams participate in preparation of specific reports on each window which are then aggregated into the annual report covering all the windows. During 2024 no JAC meeting was conducted. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Tourism policy and administrative management Forestry development Bio-diversity Tourism Forestry General Environment Protection The following cummulative results were achieved by end 2024 • Improved monitoring and protection in forests and protected areas through acquisition of equipment for monitoring, resource protection, fire management, providing camping materials and food rations routine monitoring and protection activities in forests and protected areas. As a result, 231 320 hectares forests in 13 Central Forests Reserves under NFA and 112,692 ha of wildlife protected areas in Queen Elizabeth (QENP), Murchison Falls National Parks (MFNP) and Toro Semliki Wildlife Reserve (TSWR) were protected against wildlife fires, encroachment, illegal forest products harvesting, poaching and illegal mining. Previously degraded forest areas have started to regenerate. • Enhanced community access to forest resources has reduced conflicts between NFA, UWA and local communities and enhanced livelihoods and employment opportunities in forest-adjacent communities, through provision of employment, inputs for alternative livelihoods (both natural-resource based and not) and occupational/vocational training in non-tourism fields • Fire management Plans were reviewed and updated and 60Km of firebreaks were established and these have reduced spread of fires in QENP, MFNP and TSWR • Forest management plans were completed for Budongo and Maramagambo Forest Reserves, two critical habitats of biodiversity • 1736.5 ha of previously encroached areas were restored and enriched (planting in gaps) with native species and maintained in Kasyoha- Kitomi, Bugoma, Kitechura, Ibambaro, Kibego and Rwensambya forest reserves exceeding the project target. This in the long run is expected to increase biodiversity , carbon abatement and other ecosystem services. • 21 kilometers trenches were constructed along the boundaries of QENP and MFNP as physical barriers to prevent animals especially elephants from raiding farmers' fields and to stop crop losses. As an impact of this intervention, people are able to harvest their crops in full and children who you used to stay at home guarding crops against raiding were able to go to school. • Sub-county land use plans around TSWR and QENP were formulated to reduce crop raiding by wild animal and 76 farmers received inputs to plant non-palatable crops and hence have reduced human wildlife conflicts • 7,931 beneficiaries 6,105 by NFA and 1,826 by UWA were supported with assets or services by the project, which was 94.2 percent of the revised target (8,420). These included 5,661 people who benefited from job-focused interventions, exceeding the target (1,359); 4,976 were provided with beekeeping training by NFA (1,927 female) • 21 CFM groups were trained on beekeeping, honey extraction, and honey packaging , and provided the required equipment for these purposes, benefiting 3,420 CFM members. Similarly, under UWA 581 beneficiaries received fruit and non-fruit tree seedlings, two groups in each CRM. • The project supported Civil Works Designs for staff accommodation, tourism entry gates, multi-purpose centers, bird hides, and fires towers, which will be constructed by the ongoing World Bank funded IFPA-CD project. • Income Generation. The project provided job skilling support to members of community groups, with a particular focus on women and youth, through training and provision of tools this has important income generation impact. For example, community nurseries run by CFM groups as of March 2024 had produced 150,000 tree seedlings with an estimated value of UGX75 million (around US$20,000). It is also anticipated that, when all hives are populated, CFM groups that have started on beekeeping can earn about US$77,000 (UGX294 million) a year from this activity. • The project supported a training on valuation of resources for UWA staff. It is also estimated the value of total resource extraction in Toro-Semliki WR, which includes firewood, grass, poles, honey, herbs, and rattan canes, is on the order of UGX1.16 billion, or about US$306,000 in the period 2017-2021; for Queen Elizabeth Protected Area, this value was estimated at UGX1.51 billion in 2020-2021, or about US$400,000; and for Murchison Falls Protected Area at UGX0.98 billion in 2013-2022, or about US$270,000. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12846-12846A0101 Sweden The project aims at improving sustainable management of forests and wildlife protected areas in order for communities, who live close to these areas, to be able to benefit from and contribute to inclusive economic development. The project will contribute towards addressing the persistent high rates of forest, habitat and wildlife loss; for example the 2.5% forest loss per year and associated loss of community livelihoods. Forestry, wildlife and tourism have been hit hard in Uganda by the global Covid-19 pandemic with reported revenue loss of 7 million USD per month for Uganda wildlife Authority (UWA) and the tourism industry, due to Covid-19 related travel restrictions. UWA and the National Forest Authority, (NFA) depend largely on their own collected Non-Tax revenue to run their operations. The Covid-19 situation has reduced capacity of these agencies to finance their operations and exacerbated risks like lack of protection and monitoring of wildlife resources. The project has the objective of securing the natural resource base and preserving livelihoods of forest-dependent communities through capacity development, livelihood investments and improved capacities of mandated agencies, the National Forestry Authority (NFA) and Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). The project will focus on selected landscapes within the Albertine Region of Uganda. Despite the region being endowed with natural resources ranging from forests, oil, agricultural land and tourism resources, the area has a high degree of poverty prevalence with multidimensional poverty levels above the national average. Twenty to thirty percent of the population live in food poverty resulting from lack of access to land, low agricultural productivity, crop raiding and environmental degradation. Environmental degradation and climate change drives several dimensions of poverty and creates deprivations in terms of people's opportunities and choice to find a route out of poverty. The proposed intervention is expected to contribute to poverty reduction both in the short and long term and within different dimensions of poverty. The intervention is assessed to have a balanced approach with regards to sustainable use of natural resources on the one hand and strengthening and development of sectors with potential to drive economic growth on the other hand (forestry and tourism). The project's total budget is 30 million SEK, all of which will be funded by Sida. The project constitutes the first Phase of a planned Sida-World Bank co-funded programme. Funding for this first phase has focus on securing the resource and livelihoods of forest and protected area dependent communities and supporting preparatory activities for the second phase i.e analytical studies and designs of infrastructure to be implemented in the second phase. The first phase constitutes a period of 2 years (1 October 2020 to 30 September 2022) and it will be overlapping with the second phase. The World Bank has secured funding of 148.2 million USD (78.2M IDA loan and 70M Grant) for the second phase. During the first phase, the WB will seek the necessary government and parliamentary approval for phase 2 and start preparations for implementation. In the interim Sida (phase 1) will support activities to address immediate challenges in the face of Covid-19. The Joint Advisory Committee is the strategic decision making body for the MDTF. Sida will participate in the committee as an observer. Reports from the project will be submitted to the committee semi-annually for approval. Based on the reports provided, bilateral follow-up and dialogue will be carried out between Sida and the World Bank. Furthermore, Sida will participate in field missions that will be conducted at least once per year as part of the follow-up of this project. Projektet syftar till att stärka hållbar förvaltning och skydd av skogs-, natur- och djurskyddsområden samt att skapa förutsättningar för att samhällen som är beroende av dessa naturresurser ska kunna bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling. Takten för avskogning i Uganda är hög, cirka 2,5% per år. Detta får stora konsekvenser för såväl skogsbestånd och biologisk mångfald, som för vilda djur och människors levnadsmiljö och försörjningsmöjligheter. Den globala Covid-19 pandemin har slagit hårt mot Ugandas turistindustri. Bland annat rapporteras minskade intäkter med omkring 7 miljoner USD per månad för Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) och den samlade turistindustrin som till stor del är en direkt följd av Covid-19 relaterade reserestriktioner. Uganda Wildlife Authority, men även National Forest Authority (NFA) är i stor utsträckning beroende av sina egna insamlade medel (icke-skatteintäkter) för att driva sin verksamhet. Situationen som utlösts av Covid-19 pandemin, har minskat dessa myndigheters möjligheter att finansiera sin verksamhet, vilket i sin tur lett till brist på skydd av naturresurser samt skydd av vilda djur. Insatsen har som mål att säkra naturresurser samt försörjning för skogberoende samhällen genom kapacitetsutveckling, investeringar i närliggande samhällen samt förbättrad kapacitet hos ansvariga myndigheter, National Forestry Authority (NFA) och Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). Projektet kommer att fokusera på utvalda områden inom Albertine-regionen i Uganda. Trots att regionen är rik på naturresurser så som skog, olja och jordbruksmark, och trots utvecklad turistnäring, så är fattigdomen utbredd. Orsaker till att en stor andel av befolkningen (över det nationella genomsnittet) är multidimensionellt fattig, kan bland annat kopplas till bristande resurser, exempelvis tillgång till mark, låg jordbruksproduktivitet, skador på lantbruk orsakade av vilda djur samt miljöförstöring och klimatförändringar. Miljöförstöring och klimatförändringar driver fattigdom i flera dimensioner och minskar människors val och möjligheter att ta sig ur fattigdom. Genom föreslagen insats bedömer Sida att det finns förutsättningar att bidra till fattigdomsminskning på både kort och lång sikt och ur flera av fattigdomens dimensioner. Insatsen bedöms ha en väl balanserad ansats med avseende på bevarande och hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser å ena sidan och stärkande av två sektorer (skogs- och turistindustri) med särskilt goda förutsättningar för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling å andra sidan. Projektets totala budget är 30 miljoner kronor och insatsen är fullt finansierad av Sida. Projektet utgör den första fasen av ett planerat samfinansierat program med både Sida och Världsbanken som finansiärer. Fokus för den första fasen är att säkra naturresurser samt försörjning för de samhällen som är beroende av de aktuella naturskyddsområdena. Fokus är också att stödja förberedande aktiviteter, centrala för projektets andra fas, exempelvis studier samt utformning av infrastruktur som är del av implementering av projektets andra fas. Insatsen sträcker sig över två år (1 oktober 2020 till 30 september 2022) och den kommer att överlappa med starten av fas två. Världsbanken har säkrat finansiering på 148,2 miljoner USD ( 78,2mUSD IDA lån 50mUSD gåvobistånd) för den andra fasen. Under implementering av fas 1 kommer VB att säkra godkännande från den ugandiska regeringen och parlamentet samt påbörja förberedande aktiviteter för den andra fasen. Sidas stöd kommer att påskynda implementeringen och fokusera på omedelbara och eskalerande utmaningar kopplade till den globala pandemin (Covid-19). Världsbanken är Sidas avtalspartner. Sidas finansiering kommer att bidra till det femte "fönstret" i Världsbankens givargemensamma fond (MDTF) “Partnerskap för stöd till genomförandet av Ugandas nationella utvecklingsplan II och III, en givargemensam fond (TF073022) ”. Den svenska ambassaden i Kampala kommer å Sidas vägnar att underteckna ett administrativt avtal med Världsbanken. VB kommer att vidareförmedla cirka 23 miljoner kronor till de två statliga myndigheterna NFA och UWA för genomförandet av överenskomna aktiviteter. Cirka 4.5 miljoner kronor kommer att användas av VB för finansiering av verksamhet som de själva implementerar. Cirka 2.7 miljoner SEK kommer att utgöra administrationskostnader samt kostnader för uppföljning. VB har bedömts ha gedigen erfarenhet och god kapacitet att genomföra insatsen både vad avser personalresurser och teknisk expertis. VB har tidigare stöttat Ugandas regering i förberedelserna för REDD + -strategin, vilken syftar till att adressera skogsavverkning och de har tidigare även stöttat turistsektorn. VB bedöms också ha kapacitet att skapa synergier/förmera effekterna från sin breda involvering i ett flertal sektorer i Uganda. De bedöms även kunna bidra till goda utvecklingseffekter genom användandet av en kombination av finansieringsmöjligheter så som gåvor, riskkapital och lån. Ytterligare bedöms de ha förmåga att bidra till positiva attityder och normer i de sektorer där de kommer att vara verksamma. Världsbanken bedöms ha god styrning och kontroll, exempelvis vad avser finansiell uppföljning, upphandling, konsultationer och koordinering med andra aktörer samt mekanismer som säkerställer social- och miljömässig hållbarhet. Alla dessa faktorer bedöms vara av stor vikt för projektets genomförande. Insatsen bidrar till flera av Rio-markörerna och givet insatsens fokus på miljö, klimatförändring, klimatanpassning samt biologisk mångfald har "Stöd till miljön" valts som huvudsyfte. Insatsen bidrar även konfliktförebyggande, särskilt med avseende på konflikter kopplade till naturresurser och ökenspridning och därför har freds-/konfliktmarkören valts som delsyfte. Det strategiska beslutsorganet för den givargemensamma fonden är den så kallade rådgivande kommittén (Joint advisory committee, JAC). Sida kommer att vara representerade i kommittén som observatör. Rapporter från projektet kommer att skickas till kommittén halvårsvis för godkännande. Baserat på rapporterna kommer bilateral uppföljning och dialog att ske mellan Sida och VB. Dessutom kommer Sida att delta i uppföljning genom fältresor som genomförs minst en gång per år som en del av uppföljningen av detta projekt. The Project Investing in Forests and Protected areas for Climate Smart Development (IFPA-CD) aims at improved management of forests and wildlife protected areas while increasing benefits to communities in target landscapes within the Albertine Region of Uganda. Sweden's support to the project is managed through Window 5 (Promoting Green Growth) of the World Bank's Multi-donor Trust Fund that aims at supporting implementation of Uganda's National Development Plan and is managed through two overlapping phases: Phase 1 approved in 2020 and equivalent to 30Million SEK (USD3.5 million) aimed at Securing the Natural Resource Base in Protected Areas in response to impacts of Covid 19 pandemic and this phase closed on 31st May 2024; Phase 2 approved in 2022 and equivalent to 100million SEK (USD 9million) as additional financing to the World Bank's Investing in Forests and Protected Areas for Climate Smart Development (IFPA-CD), a USD 178.2 million World Bank/Government of Uganda-funded project. This phase of Sweden's contribution aims at expanding the scope of planned activities and bridging gaps in the aforementioned WB/GOU project. It builds on the preparatory activities developed during phase 1 particularly analytical studies and infrastructure designs and is fully integrated as part of the IFPA-CD. Sweden's support as indicated above contributes to components 1 and 2 of IFPA-CD which are (i) Improved management of protected areas and (ii) increased revenues and jobs from forests and wildlife protected areas As part of closure of Phase 1, the World Bank compiled an Internal Completion Report (ICR) that was shared with the embassy and which indicated that all planned activities were accomplished and all the financial resources utilised. Reporting and Coordination The Semi-Annual report for the MDTF as expected in March 2025 was delayed without explanation in breach to the MDTF Administrative Agreement and this has been communicated to the Bank. Meetings were held to further discuss this and the Bank explained that delays in reporting had been a result of recent changes in Trust Fund Management but committed to provide future reports in time. The Semi-annual report was received on 28th May 2025 and a separate statement will be prepared on the report. The MDTF has a Joint Advisory committee (JAC) that provides strategic direction and guidance to project implementation for all the windows. It is constituted among others by Funding Donors, Government Ministries of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities and Water and Environment and agencies Uganda Wildlife Authority and National Forestry Authority. Technical teams participate in preparation of specific reports on each window which are then aggregated into the annual report covering all the windows. During 2024 no JAC meeting was conducted. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 6000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 6000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 6000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 6000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 18000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystem services, greater resilience to climate change and greater sustainable productivity and production in agriculture Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster, ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar samt ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater resilience among poor people, including in communities that receive refugees Ökad motståndskraft hos fattiga människor inklusive i flyktingmottagande samhällen Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-12846-12846A0102 Sweden The project aims at improving sustainable management of forests and wildlife protected areas in order for communities, who live close to these areas, to be able to benefit from and contribute to inclusive economic development. The project will contribute towards addressing the persistent high rates of forest, habitat and wildlife loss; for example the 2.5% forest loss per year and associated loss of community livelihoods. Forestry, wildlife and tourism have been hit hard in Uganda by the global Covid-19 pandemic with reported revenue loss of 7 million USD per month for Uganda wildlife Authority (UWA) and the tourism industry, due to Covid-19 related travel restrictions. UWA and the National Forest Authority, (NFA) depend largely on their own collected Non-Tax revenue to run their operations. The Covid-19 situation has reduced capacity of these agencies to finance their operations and exacerbated risks like lack of protection and monitoring of wildlife resources. The project has the objective of securing the natural resource base and preserving livelihoods of forest-dependent communities through capacity development, livelihood investments and improved capacities of mandated agencies, the National Forestry Authority (NFA) and Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). The project will focus on selected landscapes within the Albertine Region of Uganda. Despite the region being endowed with natural resources ranging from forests, oil, agricultural land and tourism resources, the area has a high degree of poverty prevalence with multidimensional poverty levels above the national average. Twenty to thirty percent of the population live in food poverty resulting from lack of access to land, low agricultural productivity, crop raiding and environmental degradation. Environmental degradation and climate change drives several dimensions of poverty and creates deprivations in terms of people's opportunities and choice to find a route out of poverty. The proposed intervention is expected to contribute to poverty reduction both in the short and long term and within different dimensions of poverty. The intervention is assessed to have a balanced approach with regards to sustainable use of natural resources on the one hand and strengthening and development of sectors with potential to drive economic growth on the other hand (forestry and tourism). The project's total budget is 30 million SEK, all of which will be funded by Sida. The project constitutes the first Phase of a planned Sida-World Bank co-funded programme. Funding for this first phase has focus on securing the resource and livelihoods of forest and protected area dependent communities and supporting preparatory activities for the second phase i.e analytical studies and designs of infrastructure to be implemented in the second phase. The first phase constitutes a period of 2 years (1 October 2020 to 30 September 2022) and it will be overlapping with the second phase. The World Bank has secured funding of 148.2 million USD (78.2M IDA loan and 70M Grant) for the second phase. During the first phase, the WB will seek the necessary government and parliamentary approval for phase 2 and start preparations for implementation. In the interim Sida (phase 1) will support activities to address immediate challenges in the face of Covid-19. The Joint Advisory Committee is the strategic decision making body for the MDTF. Sida will participate in the committee as an observer. Reports from the project will be submitted to the committee semi-annually for approval. Based on the reports provided, bilateral follow-up and dialogue will be carried out between Sida and the World Bank. Furthermore, Sida will participate in field missions that will be conducted at least once per year as part of the follow-up of this project. Projektet syftar till att stärka hållbar förvaltning och skydd av skogs-, natur- och djurskyddsområden samt att skapa förutsättningar för att samhällen som är beroende av dessa naturresurser ska kunna bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling. Takten för avskogning i Uganda är hög, cirka 2,5% per år. Detta får stora konsekvenser för såväl skogsbestånd och biologisk mångfald, som för vilda djur och människors levnadsmiljö och försörjningsmöjligheter. Den globala Covid-19 pandemin har slagit hårt mot Ugandas turistindustri. Bland annat rapporteras minskade intäkter med omkring 7 miljoner USD per månad för Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) och den samlade turistindustrin som till stor del är en direkt följd av Covid-19 relaterade reserestriktioner. Uganda Wildlife Authority, men även National Forest Authority (NFA) är i stor utsträckning beroende av sina egna insamlade medel (icke-skatteintäkter) för att driva sin verksamhet. Situationen som utlösts av Covid-19 pandemin, har minskat dessa myndigheters möjligheter att finansiera sin verksamhet, vilket i sin tur lett till brist på skydd av naturresurser samt skydd av vilda djur. Insatsen har som mål att säkra naturresurser samt försörjning för skogberoende samhällen genom kapacitetsutveckling, investeringar i närliggande samhällen samt förbättrad kapacitet hos ansvariga myndigheter, National Forestry Authority (NFA) och Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). Projektet kommer att fokusera på utvalda områden inom Albertine-regionen i Uganda. Trots att regionen är rik på naturresurser så som skog, olja och jordbruksmark, och trots utvecklad turistnäring, så är fattigdomen utbredd. Orsaker till att en stor andel av befolkningen (över det nationella genomsnittet) är multidimensionellt fattig, kan bland annat kopplas till bristande resurser, exempelvis tillgång till mark, låg jordbruksproduktivitet, skador på lantbruk orsakade av vilda djur samt miljöförstöring och klimatförändringar. Miljöförstöring och klimatförändringar driver fattigdom i flera dimensioner och minskar människors val och möjligheter att ta sig ur fattigdom. Genom föreslagen insats bedömer Sida att det finns förutsättningar att bidra till fattigdomsminskning på både kort och lång sikt och ur flera av fattigdomens dimensioner. Insatsen bedöms ha en väl balanserad ansats med avseende på bevarande och hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser å ena sidan och stärkande av två sektorer (skogs- och turistindustri) med särskilt goda förutsättningar för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling å andra sidan. Projektets totala budget är 30 miljoner kronor och insatsen är fullt finansierad av Sida. Projektet utgör den första fasen av ett planerat samfinansierat program med både Sida och Världsbanken som finansiärer. Fokus för den första fasen är att säkra naturresurser samt försörjning för de samhällen som är beroende av de aktuella naturskyddsområdena. Fokus är också att stödja förberedande aktiviteter, centrala för projektets andra fas, exempelvis studier samt utformning av infrastruktur som är del av implementering av projektets andra fas. Insatsen sträcker sig över två år (1 oktober 2020 till 30 september 2022) och den kommer att överlappa med starten av fas två. Världsbanken har säkrat finansiering på 148,2 miljoner USD ( 78,2mUSD IDA lån 50mUSD gåvobistånd) för den andra fasen. Under implementering av fas 1 kommer VB att säkra godkännande från den ugandiska regeringen och parlamentet samt påbörja förberedande aktiviteter för den andra fasen. Sidas stöd kommer att påskynda implementeringen och fokusera på omedelbara och eskalerande utmaningar kopplade till den globala pandemin (Covid-19). Världsbanken är Sidas avtalspartner. Sidas finansiering kommer att bidra till det femte "fönstret" i Världsbankens givargemensamma fond (MDTF) “Partnerskap för stöd till genomförandet av Ugandas nationella utvecklingsplan II och III, en givargemensam fond (TF073022) ”. Den svenska ambassaden i Kampala kommer å Sidas vägnar att underteckna ett administrativt avtal med Världsbanken. VB kommer att vidareförmedla cirka 23 miljoner kronor till de två statliga myndigheterna NFA och UWA för genomförandet av överenskomna aktiviteter. Cirka 4.5 miljoner kronor kommer att användas av VB för finansiering av verksamhet som de själva implementerar. Cirka 2.7 miljoner SEK kommer att utgöra administrationskostnader samt kostnader för uppföljning. VB har bedömts ha gedigen erfarenhet och god kapacitet att genomföra insatsen både vad avser personalresurser och teknisk expertis. VB har tidigare stöttat Ugandas regering i förberedelserna för REDD + -strategin, vilken syftar till att adressera skogsavverkning och de har tidigare även stöttat turistsektorn. VB bedöms också ha kapacitet att skapa synergier/förmera effekterna från sin breda involvering i ett flertal sektorer i Uganda. De bedöms även kunna bidra till goda utvecklingseffekter genom användandet av en kombination av finansieringsmöjligheter så som gåvor, riskkapital och lån. Ytterligare bedöms de ha förmåga att bidra till positiva attityder och normer i de sektorer där de kommer att vara verksamma. Världsbanken bedöms ha god styrning och kontroll, exempelvis vad avser finansiell uppföljning, upphandling, konsultationer och koordinering med andra aktörer samt mekanismer som säkerställer social- och miljömässig hållbarhet. Alla dessa faktorer bedöms vara av stor vikt för projektets genomförande. Insatsen bidrar till flera av Rio-markörerna och givet insatsens fokus på miljö, klimatförändring, klimatanpassning samt biologisk mångfald har "Stöd till miljön" valts som huvudsyfte. Insatsen bidrar även konfliktförebyggande, särskilt med avseende på konflikter kopplade till naturresurser och ökenspridning och därför har freds-/konfliktmarkören valts som delsyfte. Det strategiska beslutsorganet för den givargemensamma fonden är den så kallade rådgivande kommittén (Joint advisory committee, JAC). Sida kommer att vara representerade i kommittén som observatör. Rapporter från projektet kommer att skickas till kommittén halvårsvis för godkännande. Baserat på rapporterna kommer bilateral uppföljning och dialog att ske mellan Sida och VB. Dessutom kommer Sida att delta i uppföljning genom fältresor som genomförs minst en gång per år som en del av uppföljningen av detta projekt. The Project Investing in Forests and Protected areas for Climate Smart Development (IFPA-CD) aims at improved management of forests and wildlife protected areas while increasing benefits to communities in target landscapes within the Albertine Region of Uganda. Sweden's support to the project is managed through Window 5 (Promoting Green Growth) of the World Bank's Multi-donor Trust Fund that aims at supporting implementation of Uganda's National Development Plan and is managed through two overlapping phases: Phase 1 approved in 2020 and equivalent to 30Million SEK (USD3.5 million) aimed at Securing the Natural Resource Base in Protected Areas in response to impacts of Covid 19 pandemic and this phase closed on 31st May 2024; Phase 2 approved in 2022 and equivalent to 100million SEK (USD 9million) as additional financing to the World Bank's Investing in Forests and Protected Areas for Climate Smart Development (IFPA-CD), a USD 178.2 million World Bank/Government of Uganda-funded project. This phase of Sweden's contribution aims at expanding the scope of planned activities and bridging gaps in the aforementioned WB/GOU project. It builds on the preparatory activities developed during phase 1 particularly analytical studies and infrastructure designs and is fully integrated as part of the IFPA-CD. Sweden's support as indicated above contributes to components 1 and 2 of IFPA-CD which are (i) Improved management of protected areas and (ii) increased revenues and jobs from forests and wildlife protected areas As part of closure of Phase 1, the World Bank compiled an Internal Completion Report (ICR) that was shared with the embassy and which indicated that all planned activities were accomplished and all the financial resources utilised. Reporting and Coordination The Semi-Annual report for the MDTF as expected in March 2025 was delayed without explanation in breach to the MDTF Administrative Agreement and this has been communicated to the Bank. Meetings were held to further discuss this and the Bank explained that delays in reporting had been a result of recent changes in Trust Fund Management but committed to provide future reports in time. The Semi-annual report was received on 28th May 2025 and a separate statement will be prepared on the report. The MDTF has a Joint Advisory committee (JAC) that provides strategic direction and guidance to project implementation for all the windows. It is constituted among others by Funding Donors, Government Ministries of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities and Water and Environment and agencies Uganda Wildlife Authority and National Forestry Authority. Technical teams participate in preparation of specific reports on each window which are then aggregated into the annual report covering all the windows. During 2024 no JAC meeting was conducted. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 51000000 0 0 0 0 0 51000000 0 0 0 0 0 35700000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15300000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 35700000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15300000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystem services, greater resilience to climate change and greater sustainable productivity and production in agriculture Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster, ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar samt ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater resilience among poor people, including in communities that receive refugees Ökad motståndskraft hos fattiga människor inklusive i flyktingmottagande samhällen Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-12846-12846A0103 Sweden The project aims at improving sustainable management of forests and wildlife protected areas in order for communities, who live close to these areas, to be able to benefit from and contribute to inclusive economic development. The project will contribute towards addressing the persistent high rates of forest, habitat and wildlife loss; for example the 2.5% forest loss per year and associated loss of community livelihoods. Forestry, wildlife and tourism have been hit hard in Uganda by the global Covid-19 pandemic with reported revenue loss of 7 million USD per month for Uganda wildlife Authority (UWA) and the tourism industry, due to Covid-19 related travel restrictions. UWA and the National Forest Authority, (NFA) depend largely on their own collected Non-Tax revenue to run their operations. The Covid-19 situation has reduced capacity of these agencies to finance their operations and exacerbated risks like lack of protection and monitoring of wildlife resources. The project has the objective of securing the natural resource base and preserving livelihoods of forest-dependent communities through capacity development, livelihood investments and improved capacities of mandated agencies, the National Forestry Authority (NFA) and Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). The project will focus on selected landscapes within the Albertine Region of Uganda. Despite the region being endowed with natural resources ranging from forests, oil, agricultural land and tourism resources, the area has a high degree of poverty prevalence with multidimensional poverty levels above the national average. Twenty to thirty percent of the population live in food poverty resulting from lack of access to land, low agricultural productivity, crop raiding and environmental degradation. Environmental degradation and climate change drives several dimensions of poverty and creates deprivations in terms of people's opportunities and choice to find a route out of poverty. The proposed intervention is expected to contribute to poverty reduction both in the short and long term and within different dimensions of poverty. The intervention is assessed to have a balanced approach with regards to sustainable use of natural resources on the one hand and strengthening and development of sectors with potential to drive economic growth on the other hand (forestry and tourism). The project's total budget is 30 million SEK, all of which will be funded by Sida. The project constitutes the first Phase of a planned Sida-World Bank co-funded programme. Funding for this first phase has focus on securing the resource and livelihoods of forest and protected area dependent communities and supporting preparatory activities for the second phase i.e analytical studies and designs of infrastructure to be implemented in the second phase. The first phase constitutes a period of 2 years (1 October 2020 to 30 September 2022) and it will be overlapping with the second phase. The World Bank has secured funding of 148.2 million USD (78.2M IDA loan and 70M Grant) for the second phase. During the first phase, the WB will seek the necessary government and parliamentary approval for phase 2 and start preparations for implementation. In the interim Sida (phase 1) will support activities to address immediate challenges in the face of Covid-19. The Joint Advisory Committee is the strategic decision making body for the MDTF. Sida will participate in the committee as an observer. Reports from the project will be submitted to the committee semi-annually for approval. Based on the reports provided, bilateral follow-up and dialogue will be carried out between Sida and the World Bank. Furthermore, Sida will participate in field missions that will be conducted at least once per year as part of the follow-up of this project. Projektet syftar till att stärka hållbar förvaltning och skydd av skogs-, natur- och djurskyddsområden samt att skapa förutsättningar för att samhällen som är beroende av dessa naturresurser ska kunna bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling. Takten för avskogning i Uganda är hög, cirka 2,5% per år. Detta får stora konsekvenser för såväl skogsbestånd och biologisk mångfald, som för vilda djur och människors levnadsmiljö och försörjningsmöjligheter. Den globala Covid-19 pandemin har slagit hårt mot Ugandas turistindustri. Bland annat rapporteras minskade intäkter med omkring 7 miljoner USD per månad för Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) och den samlade turistindustrin som till stor del är en direkt följd av Covid-19 relaterade reserestriktioner. Uganda Wildlife Authority, men även National Forest Authority (NFA) är i stor utsträckning beroende av sina egna insamlade medel (icke-skatteintäkter) för att driva sin verksamhet. Situationen som utlösts av Covid-19 pandemin, har minskat dessa myndigheters möjligheter att finansiera sin verksamhet, vilket i sin tur lett till brist på skydd av naturresurser samt skydd av vilda djur. Insatsen har som mål att säkra naturresurser samt försörjning för skogberoende samhällen genom kapacitetsutveckling, investeringar i närliggande samhällen samt förbättrad kapacitet hos ansvariga myndigheter, National Forestry Authority (NFA) och Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). Projektet kommer att fokusera på utvalda områden inom Albertine-regionen i Uganda. Trots att regionen är rik på naturresurser så som skog, olja och jordbruksmark, och trots utvecklad turistnäring, så är fattigdomen utbredd. Orsaker till att en stor andel av befolkningen (över det nationella genomsnittet) är multidimensionellt fattig, kan bland annat kopplas till bristande resurser, exempelvis tillgång till mark, låg jordbruksproduktivitet, skador på lantbruk orsakade av vilda djur samt miljöförstöring och klimatförändringar. Miljöförstöring och klimatförändringar driver fattigdom i flera dimensioner och minskar människors val och möjligheter att ta sig ur fattigdom. Genom föreslagen insats bedömer Sida att det finns förutsättningar att bidra till fattigdomsminskning på både kort och lång sikt och ur flera av fattigdomens dimensioner. Insatsen bedöms ha en väl balanserad ansats med avseende på bevarande och hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser å ena sidan och stärkande av två sektorer (skogs- och turistindustri) med särskilt goda förutsättningar för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling å andra sidan. Projektets totala budget är 30 miljoner kronor och insatsen är fullt finansierad av Sida. Projektet utgör den första fasen av ett planerat samfinansierat program med både Sida och Världsbanken som finansiärer. Fokus för den första fasen är att säkra naturresurser samt försörjning för de samhällen som är beroende av de aktuella naturskyddsområdena. Fokus är också att stödja förberedande aktiviteter, centrala för projektets andra fas, exempelvis studier samt utformning av infrastruktur som är del av implementering av projektets andra fas. Insatsen sträcker sig över två år (1 oktober 2020 till 30 september 2022) och den kommer att överlappa med starten av fas två. Världsbanken har säkrat finansiering på 148,2 miljoner USD ( 78,2mUSD IDA lån 50mUSD gåvobistånd) för den andra fasen. Under implementering av fas 1 kommer VB att säkra godkännande från den ugandiska regeringen och parlamentet samt påbörja förberedande aktiviteter för den andra fasen. Sidas stöd kommer att påskynda implementeringen och fokusera på omedelbara och eskalerande utmaningar kopplade till den globala pandemin (Covid-19). Världsbanken är Sidas avtalspartner. Sidas finansiering kommer att bidra till det femte "fönstret" i Världsbankens givargemensamma fond (MDTF) “Partnerskap för stöd till genomförandet av Ugandas nationella utvecklingsplan II och III, en givargemensam fond (TF073022) ”. Den svenska ambassaden i Kampala kommer å Sidas vägnar att underteckna ett administrativt avtal med Världsbanken. VB kommer att vidareförmedla cirka 23 miljoner kronor till de två statliga myndigheterna NFA och UWA för genomförandet av överenskomna aktiviteter. Cirka 4.5 miljoner kronor kommer att användas av VB för finansiering av verksamhet som de själva implementerar. Cirka 2.7 miljoner SEK kommer att utgöra administrationskostnader samt kostnader för uppföljning. VB har bedömts ha gedigen erfarenhet och god kapacitet att genomföra insatsen både vad avser personalresurser och teknisk expertis. VB har tidigare stöttat Ugandas regering i förberedelserna för REDD + -strategin, vilken syftar till att adressera skogsavverkning och de har tidigare även stöttat turistsektorn. VB bedöms också ha kapacitet att skapa synergier/förmera effekterna från sin breda involvering i ett flertal sektorer i Uganda. De bedöms även kunna bidra till goda utvecklingseffekter genom användandet av en kombination av finansieringsmöjligheter så som gåvor, riskkapital och lån. Ytterligare bedöms de ha förmåga att bidra till positiva attityder och normer i de sektorer där de kommer att vara verksamma. Världsbanken bedöms ha god styrning och kontroll, exempelvis vad avser finansiell uppföljning, upphandling, konsultationer och koordinering med andra aktörer samt mekanismer som säkerställer social- och miljömässig hållbarhet. Alla dessa faktorer bedöms vara av stor vikt för projektets genomförande. Insatsen bidrar till flera av Rio-markörerna och givet insatsens fokus på miljö, klimatförändring, klimatanpassning samt biologisk mångfald har "Stöd till miljön" valts som huvudsyfte. Insatsen bidrar även konfliktförebyggande, särskilt med avseende på konflikter kopplade till naturresurser och ökenspridning och därför har freds-/konfliktmarkören valts som delsyfte. Det strategiska beslutsorganet för den givargemensamma fonden är den så kallade rådgivande kommittén (Joint advisory committee, JAC). Sida kommer att vara representerade i kommittén som observatör. Rapporter från projektet kommer att skickas till kommittén halvårsvis för godkännande. Baserat på rapporterna kommer bilateral uppföljning och dialog att ske mellan Sida och VB. Dessutom kommer Sida att delta i uppföljning genom fältresor som genomförs minst en gång per år som en del av uppföljningen av detta projekt. The Project Investing in Forests and Protected areas for Climate Smart Development (IFPA-CD) aims at improved management of forests and wildlife protected areas while increasing benefits to communities in target landscapes within the Albertine Region of Uganda. Sweden's support to the project is managed through Window 5 (Promoting Green Growth) of the World Bank's Multi-donor Trust Fund that aims at supporting implementation of Uganda's National Development Plan and is managed through two overlapping phases: Phase 1 approved in 2020 and equivalent to 30Million SEK (USD3.5 million) aimed at Securing the Natural Resource Base in Protected Areas in response to impacts of Covid 19 pandemic and this phase closed on 31st May 2024; Phase 2 approved in 2022 and equivalent to 100million SEK (USD 9million) as additional financing to the World Bank's Investing in Forests and Protected Areas for Climate Smart Development (IFPA-CD), a USD 178.2 million World Bank/Government of Uganda-funded project. This phase of Sweden's contribution aims at expanding the scope of planned activities and bridging gaps in the aforementioned WB/GOU project. It builds on the preparatory activities developed during phase 1 particularly analytical studies and infrastructure designs and is fully integrated as part of the IFPA-CD. Sweden's support as indicated above contributes to components 1 and 2 of IFPA-CD which are (i) Improved management of protected areas and (ii) increased revenues and jobs from forests and wildlife protected areas As part of closure of Phase 1, the World Bank compiled an Internal Completion Report (ICR) that was shared with the embassy and which indicated that all planned activities were accomplished and all the financial resources utilised. Reporting and Coordination The Semi-Annual report for the MDTF as expected in March 2025 was delayed without explanation in breach to the MDTF Administrative Agreement and this has been communicated to the Bank. Meetings were held to further discuss this and the Bank explained that delays in reporting had been a result of recent changes in Trust Fund Management but committed to provide future reports in time. The Semi-annual report was received on 28th May 2025 and a separate statement will be prepared on the report. The MDTF has a Joint Advisory committee (JAC) that provides strategic direction and guidance to project implementation for all the windows. It is constituted among others by Funding Donors, Government Ministries of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities and Water and Environment and agencies Uganda Wildlife Authority and National Forestry Authority. Technical teams participate in preparation of specific reports on each window which are then aggregated into the annual report covering all the windows. During 2024 no JAC meeting was conducted. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 49000000 -131181611 0 0 -131181611.0000000149 49000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -16436322.1999999993 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -49308966.6000000015 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -16436322.1999999993 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 9800000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 29400000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 9800000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -26236321.5599999987 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -78708964.6800000072 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -26236321.5599999987 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Uganda 2025-2029 Uganda 2025-2029 Improved conditions for productive employment with decent working conditions and free, sustainable and rules-based trade. Stärkta förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor och en fri, hållbar och regelbaserad handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Better administration of environmental and natural resources and greater resilience to climate change. Stärkt förvaltning av miljö- och naturresurser samt stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12881 Sweden Sida will contribute to the implementation of the Research organisation's Strategic Plan 2019-2021. The research organisation aims to inform policy and practice and produce knowledge by conducting high quality research to nurture a culture of research and learning in Afghanistan and stimulate demand for evidenced-based research. The organisation has identified the following six broad research areas as focus for the coming three years: Natural Resource Management, Governance and Political Economy, Social Protection, Gender, Migration & Regional Cooperation and Constitutional Law. These thematic research areas are aligned with existing strengths and research capacity and also match the policy priorities identified in the Afghanistan Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) from 2016. The research is also relevant to the overarching objective of Sweden’s cooperation with Afghanistan to contribute to democratic, peaceful and sustainable development, and long-term economic growth that benefits people living in poverty, and to several the cooperation strategy’s more specific objectives. The research will be conducted by both international and Afghan researchers. Apart from producing and disseminating research, the organisation will also strengthen its institutional capacity and train and support Afghan female and male researchers. The organisation identifies the following overarching objectives for its activities the coming three years: - Nurture evidence-based decision-making. - Strengthening the quality and scope of the research. - Strengthen communication and dissemination strategies and products. - Develop and sustain mutually-beneficial partnerships. - Ensure quality internal management and administration processes. - Develop a strategy for ensuring organisational effectiveness. - Strengthen the human resource capacity and representation of staff. Sida's support to the organisation is approx. 5 MSEK annually. Sida kommer att bidra till implementeringen av ett forskningsprogram 2019-2021. Forskningsorganisationen har som målsättning att påverka policys och verksamhet i Afghanistan och bidra till ökad kunskap genom att producera god forskning för att stimulera en forsknings- och lärandekultur där faktabaserade analyser efterfrågas. Organisationen har identifierat följande breda teman som fokus för sin forskning de kommande tre åren: management av naturresurser, samhällsstyrning och politisk ekonomi, sociala skyddsnät, gender, migration och regionalt samarbete och konstitutionella lagar. Dessa teman ligger i linje med organisationens existerande kapacitet och komparativa fördelar och relaterar också till afghanska prioriteringar. Organisationen är också relevant för den övergripande målsättningen för det svenska samarbetet att bidra till en demokratisk, fredlig och hållbar utveckling med långsiktig ekonomisk tillväxt som kommer människor som lever i fattigdom till del och för flera av samarbetsstrategins mer specifika delmål. Forskningen bedrivs av både afghanska och internationella forskare. Organisationen kommer att fortsätta att stärka sin institutionella kapacitet och förmågan att nu ut med sin forskning samt utbilda och stödja kvinnliga och manliga afghanska forskare. Organisationen har följande övergripande mål för den kommande treårsperioden: - stimulera beslutsfattande baserat på fakta - ytterligare förbättra kvalitén på organisationens forskning - förbättra organisationens strategier och produkter för att sprida och kommunicera sin forskning - utveckla och underhålla institutionella samarbeten och relevanta partnerskap - säkerställa kvalitén i interna styrning och administration - utveckla en strategi för att säkerställa organisatorisk effektivitet - stärka personal i deras kompetens och kapacitet. Sidas stöd till organisationen är cirka 5 MSEK per år. The overall intended outcome of the programme is to provide solid, evidence-based research, conducted with the highest ethical and quality-controlled standards, to stimulate public discourse and policy decisions that are rooted in the reality of Afghanistan. The focus of the research is mainly on Humanitarian assistance, Natural Resource Management, Economic Development and Social protection and livelihoods. Furthermore, AREU aims to ensure the early by-in of the research and to pave the way for better cooperation and uptake of the research. This has entailed a multi-pronged outreach approach targeting international community and civil society organisations, as well as influential thinkers and public intellectuals within and outside the country, and in the end the Afghan people. AREU has the following specific objectives for its extended Strategic Plan 2019-2021: - Nurture evidence-based decision-making. - Strengthening the quality and scope of AREUs research. - Strengthen AREUs communication and dissemination strategies and products. - Develop and sustain mutually-beneficial partnerships. - Ensure quality internal management and administration processes within AREU. - Develop a strategy for ensuring organisational effectiveness. - Strengthen the human resource capacity and representation of AREU staff. - Strengthening the quality of research and dissemination of findings. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector In 2019, AREU published 32 publications (11 English, 10 Dari and 10 Pashto) representing each of six themes 8 publications under Natural Resources Management 6 publications under Gender 4 publications under Governance and Political Economy 6 publications under Social Protection and Livelihood 6 publications under Constitutional and Legal Studies Research, and 1 publication under Migration and Regional Cooperation. AREU established relationships and delivered its evidence based research to between 710 policy makers under each of its research themes in 2019 and conducted a number of briefings, consultations and presentation to inform and influence Afghan and international stakeholders. In 2019 and 2020 AREU was defined as the top think tank in Afghanistan by the Lauder institute of the University of Pennsylvania and rose from fifth in Central Asia in 2018 to third. In 2019 and 2020 AREU issued 69 publications in all three languages. AREU also signed a number of MoUs with Afghan and International Institutions, including World Economic Forum and Columbia International Affairs Online. In 2020 AREU published all together 37 papers, 16 English, 11 Dari and 10 Pashtu publications. the breakdown of the publications per thematic area is: Natural Resource Management: English (6), Dari (6) and Pashtu (6). Gender: English (3), Dari (3) and Pashtu (3). The fourth paper prepared Governance and Political Economy: English (3), Dari (3) and Pashtu (3)Constitutional and Legal Studies Research: 1 paper Social protection and Livelihoods: English (1) Regional Cooperation and migration studies: 1 Paper In 2021, AREU published a total of 23 papers. The breakdown is: 9 English, 7 Dari and 7 Pashto. The breakdown of the publications per thematic area is: Gender: English (2), Dari (2), Pashto (2) Governance and Political Economy: English (7), Dari (4), Pashto (4) Natural Resources Management: Dari (1), Pashto (1) AREU translated 11 Years of the Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW) Law: A Literature Review of the Implementation of the EVAW Law (2009-2020) into Dari and Pashto but did not upload/publish this version of the paper due to the political sensitivities.In addition, AREU managed to distribute Dari and Pashto publications across south and south eastern provinces in partnership with PenPath volunteers coauthorship of all team members in Kabul in different AREU publications a record level of visits to the AREU website at the peak of changes in August 2021. AREU published a total of 5 publications in 2022. Their breakdown is: 11 English, 10 Dari and 10 Pashto publications. The breakdown of the publications per theme are as follows: Governance and Political Economy: English (2) | Dari (2) | Pashto (2) Social Protection & Livelihoods: English (4) Dari (4) Pashto 4) AREU engaged Afghan policymakers throughout the life cycle of each project through briefings, consultations, as well as private briefings. In 2022, AREU was approached by at least 6 institutions to help with the development of research tools and methodologies. Examples include the American University in Afghanistan, Kateb University, The Asia Foundation, several civil society groups, healthcare institutions, government and international organizations. In 2023, only two research studies were completed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12881-12881A0101 Sweden Sida will contribute to the implementation of the Research organisation's Strategic Plan 2019-2021. The research organisation aims to inform policy and practice and produce knowledge by conducting high quality research to nurture a culture of research and learning in Afghanistan and stimulate demand for evidenced-based research. The organisation has identified the following six broad research areas as focus for the coming three years: Natural Resource Management, Governance and Political Economy, Social Protection, Gender, Migration & Regional Cooperation and Constitutional Law. These thematic research areas are aligned with existing strengths and research capacity and also match the policy priorities identified in the Afghanistan Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) from 2016. The research is also relevant to the overarching objective of Sweden’s cooperation with Afghanistan to contribute to democratic, peaceful and sustainable development, and long-term economic growth that benefits people living in poverty, and to several the cooperation strategy’s more specific objectives. The research will be conducted by both international and Afghan researchers. Apart from producing and disseminating research, the organisation will also strengthen its institutional capacity and train and support Afghan female and male researchers. The organisation identifies the following overarching objectives for its activities the coming three years: - Nurture evidence-based decision-making. - Strengthening the quality and scope of the research. - Strengthen communication and dissemination strategies and products. - Develop and sustain mutually-beneficial partnerships. - Ensure quality internal management and administration processes. - Develop a strategy for ensuring organisational effectiveness. - Strengthen the human resource capacity and representation of staff. Sida's support to the organisation is approx. 5 MSEK annually. Sida kommer att bidra till implementeringen av ett forskningsprogram 2019-2021. Forskningsorganisationen har som målsättning att påverka policys och verksamhet i Afghanistan och bidra till ökad kunskap genom att producera god forskning för att stimulera en forsknings- och lärandekultur där faktabaserade analyser efterfrågas. Organisationen har identifierat följande breda teman som fokus för sin forskning de kommande tre åren: management av naturresurser, samhällsstyrning och politisk ekonomi, sociala skyddsnät, gender, migration och regionalt samarbete och konstitutionella lagar. Dessa teman ligger i linje med organisationens existerande kapacitet och komparativa fördelar och relaterar också till afghanska prioriteringar. Organisationen är också relevant för den övergripande målsättningen för det svenska samarbetet att bidra till en demokratisk, fredlig och hållbar utveckling med långsiktig ekonomisk tillväxt som kommer människor som lever i fattigdom till del och för flera av samarbetsstrategins mer specifika delmål. Forskningen bedrivs av både afghanska och internationella forskare. Organisationen kommer att fortsätta att stärka sin institutionella kapacitet och förmågan att nu ut med sin forskning samt utbilda och stödja kvinnliga och manliga afghanska forskare. Organisationen har följande övergripande mål för den kommande treårsperioden: - stimulera beslutsfattande baserat på fakta - ytterligare förbättra kvalitén på organisationens forskning - förbättra organisationens strategier och produkter för att sprida och kommunicera sin forskning - utveckla och underhålla institutionella samarbeten och relevanta partnerskap - säkerställa kvalitén i interna styrning och administration - utveckla en strategi för att säkerställa organisatorisk effektivitet - stärka personal i deras kompetens och kapacitet. Sidas stöd till organisationen är cirka 5 MSEK per år. The overall intended outcome of the programme is to provide solid, evidence-based research, conducted with the highest ethical and quality-controlled standards, to stimulate public discourse and policy decisions that are rooted in the reality of Afghanistan. The focus of the research is mainly on Humanitarian assistance, Natural Resource Management, Economic Development and Social protection and livelihoods. Furthermore, AREU aims to ensure the early by-in of the research and to pave the way for better cooperation and uptake of the research. This has entailed a multi-pronged outreach approach targeting international community and civil society organisations, as well as influential thinkers and public intellectuals within and outside the country, and in the end the Afghan people. AREU has the following specific objectives for its extended Strategic Plan 2019-2021: - Nurture evidence-based decision-making. - Strengthening the quality and scope of AREUs research. - Strengthen AREUs communication and dissemination strategies and products. - Develop and sustain mutually-beneficial partnerships. - Ensure quality internal management and administration processes within AREU. - Develop a strategy for ensuring organisational effectiveness. - Strengthen the human resource capacity and representation of AREU staff. - Strengthening the quality of research and dissemination of findings. Sweden AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Ghazni The activities take place at this location 33.5492 68.4233 Bamyan The activities take place at this location 34.8250 67.8333 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 Laghman The activities take place at this location 34.6683 70.2089 Badakhshan The activities take place at this location 37.1166 70.5800 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5400000 5000000 0 5000000 5400000 5000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 15400000 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit 5400000 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit 5000000 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit 5000000 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 More women and men participate in strengthened democratic processes and demand accountability from authorities and elected representatives Fler kvinnor och män deltar i stärkta demokratiska processer och utkräver ansvar från myndigheter och folkvalda företrädare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12881-12881A0103 Sweden Sida will contribute to the implementation of the Research organisation's Strategic Plan 2019-2021. The research organisation aims to inform policy and practice and produce knowledge by conducting high quality research to nurture a culture of research and learning in Afghanistan and stimulate demand for evidenced-based research. The organisation has identified the following six broad research areas as focus for the coming three years: Natural Resource Management, Governance and Political Economy, Social Protection, Gender, Migration & Regional Cooperation and Constitutional Law. These thematic research areas are aligned with existing strengths and research capacity and also match the policy priorities identified in the Afghanistan Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) from 2016. The research is also relevant to the overarching objective of Sweden’s cooperation with Afghanistan to contribute to democratic, peaceful and sustainable development, and long-term economic growth that benefits people living in poverty, and to several the cooperation strategy’s more specific objectives. The research will be conducted by both international and Afghan researchers. Apart from producing and disseminating research, the organisation will also strengthen its institutional capacity and train and support Afghan female and male researchers. The organisation identifies the following overarching objectives for its activities the coming three years: - Nurture evidence-based decision-making. - Strengthening the quality and scope of the research. - Strengthen communication and dissemination strategies and products. - Develop and sustain mutually-beneficial partnerships. - Ensure quality internal management and administration processes. - Develop a strategy for ensuring organisational effectiveness. - Strengthen the human resource capacity and representation of staff. Sida's support to the organisation is approx. 5 MSEK annually. Sida kommer att bidra till implementeringen av ett forskningsprogram 2019-2021. Forskningsorganisationen har som målsättning att påverka policys och verksamhet i Afghanistan och bidra till ökad kunskap genom att producera god forskning för att stimulera en forsknings- och lärandekultur där faktabaserade analyser efterfrågas. Organisationen har identifierat följande breda teman som fokus för sin forskning de kommande tre åren: management av naturresurser, samhällsstyrning och politisk ekonomi, sociala skyddsnät, gender, migration och regionalt samarbete och konstitutionella lagar. Dessa teman ligger i linje med organisationens existerande kapacitet och komparativa fördelar och relaterar också till afghanska prioriteringar. Organisationen är också relevant för den övergripande målsättningen för det svenska samarbetet att bidra till en demokratisk, fredlig och hållbar utveckling med långsiktig ekonomisk tillväxt som kommer människor som lever i fattigdom till del och för flera av samarbetsstrategins mer specifika delmål. Forskningen bedrivs av både afghanska och internationella forskare. Organisationen kommer att fortsätta att stärka sin institutionella kapacitet och förmågan att nu ut med sin forskning samt utbilda och stödja kvinnliga och manliga afghanska forskare. Organisationen har följande övergripande mål för den kommande treårsperioden: - stimulera beslutsfattande baserat på fakta - ytterligare förbättra kvalitén på organisationens forskning - förbättra organisationens strategier och produkter för att sprida och kommunicera sin forskning - utveckla och underhålla institutionella samarbeten och relevanta partnerskap - säkerställa kvalitén i interna styrning och administration - utveckla en strategi för att säkerställa organisatorisk effektivitet - stärka personal i deras kompetens och kapacitet. Sidas stöd till organisationen är cirka 5 MSEK per år. The overall intended outcome of the programme is to provide solid, evidence-based research, conducted with the highest ethical and quality-controlled standards, to stimulate public discourse and policy decisions that are rooted in the reality of Afghanistan. The focus of the research is mainly on Humanitarian assistance, Natural Resource Management, Economic Development and Social protection and livelihoods. Furthermore, AREU aims to ensure the early by-in of the research and to pave the way for better cooperation and uptake of the research. This has entailed a multi-pronged outreach approach targeting international community and civil society organisations, as well as influential thinkers and public intellectuals within and outside the country, and in the end the Afghan people. AREU has the following specific objectives for its extended Strategic Plan 2019-2021: - Nurture evidence-based decision-making. - Strengthening the quality and scope of AREUs research. - Strengthen AREUs communication and dissemination strategies and products. - Develop and sustain mutually-beneficial partnerships. - Ensure quality internal management and administration processes within AREU. - Develop a strategy for ensuring organisational effectiveness. - Strengthen the human resource capacity and representation of AREU staff. - Strengthening the quality of research and dissemination of findings. Sweden AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Ghazni The activities take place at this location 33.5492 68.4233 Bamyan The activities take place at this location 34.8250 67.8333 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 Laghman The activities take place at this location 34.6683 70.2089 Badakhshan The activities take place at this location 37.1166 70.5800 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -409639 4822558 0 500000 0 -5249352 -482845 -409639 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit 4822557.6799999997 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit -5249351.5099999998 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit 500000 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit -482844.8 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Improved conditions for participation and influence of a wide range of actors, particularly women, in peace processes as well as an increased capacity to handle and prevent conflicts. Förbättrade förutsättningar för deltagande och inflytande av en bredd av aktörer, särskilt kvinnor, i processer för fred samt ökad kapacitet att hantera och förebygga konflikter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened institutions that uphold and guarantee the respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkta institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity in civil society to promote transparency, accountability and an increased respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including an increased enjoyment of human rights, and the possibility of political participation and influence for women and girls. Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter, och möjlighet till politiskt deltagande och inflytande för kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved sustainable livelihoods for people living in poverty, especially for women and vulnerable groups. Förbättrade hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom, särskilt för kvinnor och utsatta grupper. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12881-12881A0105 Sweden Sida will contribute to the implementation of the Research organisation's Strategic Plan 2019-2021. The research organisation aims to inform policy and practice and produce knowledge by conducting high quality research to nurture a culture of research and learning in Afghanistan and stimulate demand for evidenced-based research. The organisation has identified the following six broad research areas as focus for the coming three years: Natural Resource Management, Governance and Political Economy, Social Protection, Gender, Migration & Regional Cooperation and Constitutional Law. These thematic research areas are aligned with existing strengths and research capacity and also match the policy priorities identified in the Afghanistan Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF) from 2016. The research is also relevant to the overarching objective of Sweden’s cooperation with Afghanistan to contribute to democratic, peaceful and sustainable development, and long-term economic growth that benefits people living in poverty, and to several the cooperation strategy’s more specific objectives. The research will be conducted by both international and Afghan researchers. Apart from producing and disseminating research, the organisation will also strengthen its institutional capacity and train and support Afghan female and male researchers. The organisation identifies the following overarching objectives for its activities the coming three years: - Nurture evidence-based decision-making. - Strengthening the quality and scope of the research. - Strengthen communication and dissemination strategies and products. - Develop and sustain mutually-beneficial partnerships. - Ensure quality internal management and administration processes. - Develop a strategy for ensuring organisational effectiveness. - Strengthen the human resource capacity and representation of staff. Sida's support to the organisation is approx. 5 MSEK annually. Sida kommer att bidra till implementeringen av ett forskningsprogram 2019-2021. Forskningsorganisationen har som målsättning att påverka policys och verksamhet i Afghanistan och bidra till ökad kunskap genom att producera god forskning för att stimulera en forsknings- och lärandekultur där faktabaserade analyser efterfrågas. Organisationen har identifierat följande breda teman som fokus för sin forskning de kommande tre åren: management av naturresurser, samhällsstyrning och politisk ekonomi, sociala skyddsnät, gender, migration och regionalt samarbete och konstitutionella lagar. Dessa teman ligger i linje med organisationens existerande kapacitet och komparativa fördelar och relaterar också till afghanska prioriteringar. Organisationen är också relevant för den övergripande målsättningen för det svenska samarbetet att bidra till en demokratisk, fredlig och hållbar utveckling med långsiktig ekonomisk tillväxt som kommer människor som lever i fattigdom till del och för flera av samarbetsstrategins mer specifika delmål. Forskningen bedrivs av både afghanska och internationella forskare. Organisationen kommer att fortsätta att stärka sin institutionella kapacitet och förmågan att nu ut med sin forskning samt utbilda och stödja kvinnliga och manliga afghanska forskare. Organisationen har följande övergripande mål för den kommande treårsperioden: - stimulera beslutsfattande baserat på fakta - ytterligare förbättra kvalitén på organisationens forskning - förbättra organisationens strategier och produkter för att sprida och kommunicera sin forskning - utveckla och underhålla institutionella samarbeten och relevanta partnerskap - säkerställa kvalitén i interna styrning och administration - utveckla en strategi för att säkerställa organisatorisk effektivitet - stärka personal i deras kompetens och kapacitet. Sidas stöd till organisationen är cirka 5 MSEK per år. The overall intended outcome of the programme is to provide solid, evidence-based research, conducted with the highest ethical and quality-controlled standards, to stimulate public discourse and policy decisions that are rooted in the reality of Afghanistan. The focus of the research is mainly on Humanitarian assistance, Natural Resource Management, Economic Development and Social protection and livelihoods. Furthermore, AREU aims to ensure the early by-in of the research and to pave the way for better cooperation and uptake of the research. This has entailed a multi-pronged outreach approach targeting international community and civil society organisations, as well as influential thinkers and public intellectuals within and outside the country, and in the end the Afghan people. AREU has the following specific objectives for its extended Strategic Plan 2019-2021: - Nurture evidence-based decision-making. - Strengthening the quality and scope of AREUs research. - Strengthen AREUs communication and dissemination strategies and products. - Develop and sustain mutually-beneficial partnerships. - Ensure quality internal management and administration processes within AREU. - Develop a strategy for ensuring organisational effectiveness. - Strengthen the human resource capacity and representation of AREU staff. - Strengthening the quality of research and dissemination of findings. Sweden AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Ghazni The activities take place at this location 33.5492 68.4233 Bamyan The activities take place at this location 34.8250 67.8333 Herat The activities take place at this location 34.3419 62.2031 Laghman The activities take place at this location 34.6683 70.2089 Badakhshan The activities take place at this location 37.1166 70.5800 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4763260 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4763260 0 0 0 0 0 4763260 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit 4763259.6900000004 AREU/Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Improved conditions for civil society organizations, journalists and other media actors to provide independent reporting and advocate for a democratic development and increased accountability. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesorganisationer samt journalister och andra medieaktörer att tillhandahålla oberoende rapportering och verka för en demokratisk utveckling och ökat ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12923 Sweden The overall goal of the Increased Climate Resilience in Energy & Agriculture Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project is to increase the social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. Specifically, the project seeks to i) improve the income, food and energy security for men, women and youth farmers; ii) increase business and value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, water and renewable energy; and iii) improve the performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling of markets for CSA, water and renewable energy practices. The INCREASE project will work through three value chains; cotton, dairy and horticulture. The project will be implemented in Southern, Eastern, Central and Lusaka Provinces. The exact districts in each province will be determined during the inception phase, once the agreements have been signed with the VC companies. The agreement partner is SNV, a not-for-profit international development organization with its headquarters in the Netherlands and a country office in Zambia. The budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 78 Million. The project will run for three years, including an inception phase of five months. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga motståndskraften och rättvisan i Zambias jordbruks- och energisystem. Projektet syftar särskilt till att: i) förbättra inkomst-, mat- och energisäkerheten för män, kvinnor och ungdomar; ii) öka produktiviteten hos företag och värdekedjor genom klimatsmarta investeringar i jordbruk, vatten och förnybar energi; och iii) skapa en gynnsam miljö för att identifiera, utveckla och förbättra marknader för klimatsmart lantbruk, vatten och förnybar energi. Projektet kommer att arbeta i tre värdekedjor: bomull, mejeri och frukt-och grönsaker och genomföras i fyra provinser i Zambia: Södra, Östra, Centrala och Lusaka. De exakta distrikten i varje provins kommer att bestämmas under inledningsfasen, när avtal har ingåtts med företag och en undersökning gjorts på var de valda värdekedjorna är mest utbredda. SNV, Sidas avtalspartner, är en ideell internationell utvecklingsorganisation med sitt huvudkontor i Nederländerna och ett landskontor i Zambia. Budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen är 78 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, inklusive en inledningsfas på fem månader. SNV has implemented the Increasing Climate Resilience in Energy and Agricultural Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project between 1 January 2020 and 14 September 2024, with a total grant of 82,7 MSEK over the 4.5 years period (81.5 MSEK as grant, and 1.2 MSEK for the evaluation). INCREASE, a climate resilience building initiative, targeted smallholder farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector companies, public institutions and the Zambian government, through an array of climate smart and renewable energy interventions. The project was implemented in the Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern and Eastern provinces of Zambia. The overall goal of INCREASE was Increased social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. The project targeted to reach a total of 12,000 smallholder farmer, out of which 11,300 should be from the dairy and cotton value chains, and 700 from the horticulture value chain. The project anticipated that an additional 15,000 farmers would be indirectly influenced by the project from within its operational areas. INCREASE implemented its activities under three strategic outcomes (SOs): SO 1 - Increased Agricultural Productivity for smallholder farmers SO 2 - Increased business/value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, irrigation and renewable energy. SO 3 - The performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling markets for climate smart agriculture, water and renewable energy technology (including opportunities for youth employment). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Agricultural development Agriculture Overall results achieved Over the past 4.5 years, INCREASE has reached 25,364 smallholder farmers in total; 12,380 received direct trainings on climate smart practices (compared to the target of 12,000), and 12,984 were influenced through outreach activities like field days and demo sites (compared to the target of 15,000). SO1: Climate-smart practices significantly reduced the cost of production and energy for households for those who adopted. The biogas was used for clean cooking and the bio slurry (waste product from the biogas production) was used as an organic fertilizer to improve the soil fertility. The biogas was also used for heating in some small livestock breeding programs, to keep chicks and young goats warm. SO2: The project showed progress towards achieving targets for increased annual sales but fell short of targets for access to financial services and clean energy solutions due to the high costs incurred for this. The projects climate-smart service delivery model was mainly through farmer service centres that comprised of the lead farmers and farmer organisations. The project also found that market access requires partnerships at various value chain nodes, which INCREASE did not incorporate very well in its initially plan. These lessons learned are valuable to take with to future projects and especially into the new YEE AET project where private sector collaboration plays a significant role. SO3: The project collaborated with civil society, donors, and through multi-stakeholder platforms to strengthen advocacy and engagement for inclusive and supportive policies and government budget allocations. The project also coordinated government, private sector, research and civil society actors for more efficient actions. INCREASE provided support for the formulation of three youth-related policies in Zambia: the National Youth Policy, the National Gender Policy, and the National Financial Inclusion Strategy. INCREASE also made contributions to the 8th National Development Plan with a focus to reduce development inequalities, particularly in the areas of youth entrepreneurship and vocational skills training. Specific results achieved Overall Achievements: Direct Reach: The project successfully reached 25,364 smallholder farmers, surpassing the target of 12,000. Of these, 12,380 received direct training on climate-smart practices, and 12,984 were influenced through outreach activities. Indirect Influence: The project influenced 12,984 farmers through outreach activities, slightly below the target of 15,000. Strategic Outcome 1 (SO1): Increased Agricultural Productivity Climate-Smart Practices: The adoption of climate-smart practices significantly reduced production and energy costs for households. The use of biogas for clean cooking and heating, and bio slurry as organic fertilizer, improved soil fertility and supported small livestock breeding programs. Intercropping: Practices like intercropping horticulture or cotton with fruit trees or leucena trees improved soil nutrients and texture. Strategic Outcome 2 (SO2): Increased Business/Value Chain Performance Annual Sales: Progress was made towards increasing annual sales, although targets for access to financial services and clean energy solutions were not fully met due to high costs. Service Delivery Model: The climate-smart service delivery model through farmer service centres was effective, but market access required better partnerships at various value chain nodes. This lesson is valuable for future projects, such as the YEE AET project. Strategic Outcome 3 (SO3): Improved Enabling Environment Policy Advocacy: The project collaborated with civil society, donors, and multi-stakeholder platforms to advocate for inclusive policies and government budget allocations. Youth-Related Policies: INCREASE supported the formulation of the National Youth Policy, National Gender Policy, and National Financial Inclusion Strategy, and contributed to the 8th National Development Plan, focusing on reducing development inequalities. Challenges and Lessons Learned: Initial Slow Progress: The project's performance was slower during the initial years but improved significantly after 2022, as confirmed by the midterm evaluation report. Complexity and Scope: Some targets were not met due to the project's complexity and the broad range of sectors it aimed to address. Future projects should consider more focused and integrated approaches. Farmer Feedback: Discussions with farmers during field visits between 2020 and 2024 revealed additional reasons for the low adoption of the INCREASE model. These included the low rate of benefits from using trees to fertilize soils, the labor-intensive nature of cutting tree branches, and the interference of trees with the growth of certain crops like soybeans. These views validated the midterm review's findings on the project's inability to incorporate indigenous knowledge when promoting climate-smart agriculture practices. In conclusion, the INCREASE project achieved most of its objectives, demonstrating significant progress in building climate resilience in Zambia's agricultural and energy systems. The lessons learned will be invaluable for future initiatives such as the YEE AET Zambia project supported by Sida 2024-2028. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12923-12923A0101 Sweden The overall goal of the Increased Climate Resilience in Energy & Agriculture Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project is to increase the social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. Specifically, the project seeks to i) improve the income, food and energy security for men, women and youth farmers; ii) increase business and value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, water and renewable energy; and iii) improve the performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling of markets for CSA, water and renewable energy practices. The INCREASE project will work through three value chains; cotton, dairy and horticulture. The project will be implemented in Southern, Eastern, Central and Lusaka Provinces. The exact districts in each province will be determined during the inception phase, once the agreements have been signed with the VC companies. The agreement partner is SNV, a not-for-profit international development organization with its headquarters in the Netherlands and a country office in Zambia. The budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 78 Million. The project will run for three years, including an inception phase of five months. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga motståndskraften och rättvisan i Zambias jordbruks- och energisystem. Projektet syftar särskilt till att: i) förbättra inkomst-, mat- och energisäkerheten för män, kvinnor och ungdomar; ii) öka produktiviteten hos företag och värdekedjor genom klimatsmarta investeringar i jordbruk, vatten och förnybar energi; och iii) skapa en gynnsam miljö för att identifiera, utveckla och förbättra marknader för klimatsmart lantbruk, vatten och förnybar energi. Projektet kommer att arbeta i tre värdekedjor: bomull, mejeri och frukt-och grönsaker och genomföras i fyra provinser i Zambia: Södra, Östra, Centrala och Lusaka. De exakta distrikten i varje provins kommer att bestämmas under inledningsfasen, när avtal har ingåtts med företag och en undersökning gjorts på var de valda värdekedjorna är mest utbredda. SNV, Sidas avtalspartner, är en ideell internationell utvecklingsorganisation med sitt huvudkontor i Nederländerna och ett landskontor i Zambia. Budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen är 78 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, inklusive en inledningsfas på fem månader. SNV has implemented the Increasing Climate Resilience in Energy and Agricultural Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project between 1 January 2020 and 14 September 2024, with a total grant of 82,7 MSEK over the 4.5 years period (81.5 MSEK as grant, and 1.2 MSEK for the evaluation). INCREASE, a climate resilience building initiative, targeted smallholder farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector companies, public institutions and the Zambian government, through an array of climate smart and renewable energy interventions. The project was implemented in the Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern and Eastern provinces of Zambia. The overall goal of INCREASE was Increased social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. The project targeted to reach a total of 12,000 smallholder farmer, out of which 11,300 should be from the dairy and cotton value chains, and 700 from the horticulture value chain. The project anticipated that an additional 15,000 farmers would be indirectly influenced by the project from within its operational areas. INCREASE implemented its activities under three strategic outcomes (SOs): SO 1 - Increased Agricultural Productivity for smallholder farmers SO 2 - Increased business/value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, irrigation and renewable energy. SO 3 - The performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling markets for climate smart agriculture, water and renewable energy technology (including opportunities for youth employment). Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 16000000 20938309 20000000 0 -61691 0 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 10000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11000000 0 21000000 0 0 10000000 73938309 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 12000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 5000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 11000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 293200 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4706800 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation -61691 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 21000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 10000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 10000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 0 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12923-12923A0102 Sweden The overall goal of the Increased Climate Resilience in Energy & Agriculture Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project is to increase the social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. Specifically, the project seeks to i) improve the income, food and energy security for men, women and youth farmers; ii) increase business and value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, water and renewable energy; and iii) improve the performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling of markets for CSA, water and renewable energy practices. The INCREASE project will work through three value chains; cotton, dairy and horticulture. The project will be implemented in Southern, Eastern, Central and Lusaka Provinces. The exact districts in each province will be determined during the inception phase, once the agreements have been signed with the VC companies. The agreement partner is SNV, a not-for-profit international development organization with its headquarters in the Netherlands and a country office in Zambia. The budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 78 Million. The project will run for three years, including an inception phase of five months. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga motståndskraften och rättvisan i Zambias jordbruks- och energisystem. Projektet syftar särskilt till att: i) förbättra inkomst-, mat- och energisäkerheten för män, kvinnor och ungdomar; ii) öka produktiviteten hos företag och värdekedjor genom klimatsmarta investeringar i jordbruk, vatten och förnybar energi; och iii) skapa en gynnsam miljö för att identifiera, utveckla och förbättra marknader för klimatsmart lantbruk, vatten och förnybar energi. Projektet kommer att arbeta i tre värdekedjor: bomull, mejeri och frukt-och grönsaker och genomföras i fyra provinser i Zambia: Södra, Östra, Centrala och Lusaka. De exakta distrikten i varje provins kommer att bestämmas under inledningsfasen, när avtal har ingåtts med företag och en undersökning gjorts på var de valda värdekedjorna är mest utbredda. SNV, Sidas avtalspartner, är en ideell internationell utvecklingsorganisation med sitt huvudkontor i Nederländerna och ett landskontor i Zambia. Budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen är 78 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, inklusive en inledningsfas på fem månader. SNV has implemented the Increasing Climate Resilience in Energy and Agricultural Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project between 1 January 2020 and 14 September 2024, with a total grant of 82,7 MSEK over the 4.5 years period (81.5 MSEK as grant, and 1.2 MSEK for the evaluation). INCREASE, a climate resilience building initiative, targeted smallholder farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector companies, public institutions and the Zambian government, through an array of climate smart and renewable energy interventions. The project was implemented in the Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern and Eastern provinces of Zambia. The overall goal of INCREASE was Increased social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. The project targeted to reach a total of 12,000 smallholder farmer, out of which 11,300 should be from the dairy and cotton value chains, and 700 from the horticulture value chain. The project anticipated that an additional 15,000 farmers would be indirectly influenced by the project from within its operational areas. INCREASE implemented its activities under three strategic outcomes (SOs): SO 1 - Increased Agricultural Productivity for smallholder farmers SO 2 - Increased business/value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, irrigation and renewable energy. SO 3 - The performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling markets for climate smart agriculture, water and renewable energy technology (including opportunities for youth employment). Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 359851 839391 359851 0 839391 0 1199242 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 359851.2 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 839391.12 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12923-12923A0103 Sweden The overall goal of the Increased Climate Resilience in Energy & Agriculture Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project is to increase the social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. Specifically, the project seeks to i) improve the income, food and energy security for men, women and youth farmers; ii) increase business and value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, water and renewable energy; and iii) improve the performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling of markets for CSA, water and renewable energy practices. The INCREASE project will work through three value chains; cotton, dairy and horticulture. The project will be implemented in Southern, Eastern, Central and Lusaka Provinces. The exact districts in each province will be determined during the inception phase, once the agreements have been signed with the VC companies. The agreement partner is SNV, a not-for-profit international development organization with its headquarters in the Netherlands and a country office in Zambia. The budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 78 Million. The project will run for three years, including an inception phase of five months. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga motståndskraften och rättvisan i Zambias jordbruks- och energisystem. Projektet syftar särskilt till att: i) förbättra inkomst-, mat- och energisäkerheten för män, kvinnor och ungdomar; ii) öka produktiviteten hos företag och värdekedjor genom klimatsmarta investeringar i jordbruk, vatten och förnybar energi; och iii) skapa en gynnsam miljö för att identifiera, utveckla och förbättra marknader för klimatsmart lantbruk, vatten och förnybar energi. Projektet kommer att arbeta i tre värdekedjor: bomull, mejeri och frukt-och grönsaker och genomföras i fyra provinser i Zambia: Södra, Östra, Centrala och Lusaka. De exakta distrikten i varje provins kommer att bestämmas under inledningsfasen, när avtal har ingåtts med företag och en undersökning gjorts på var de valda värdekedjorna är mest utbredda. SNV, Sidas avtalspartner, är en ideell internationell utvecklingsorganisation med sitt huvudkontor i Nederländerna och ett landskontor i Zambia. Budgeten för den föreslagna insatsen är 78 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, inklusive en inledningsfas på fem månader. SNV has implemented the Increasing Climate Resilience in Energy and Agricultural Systems and Entrepreneurship (INCREASE) project between 1 January 2020 and 14 September 2024, with a total grant of 82,7 MSEK over the 4.5 years period (81.5 MSEK as grant, and 1.2 MSEK for the evaluation). INCREASE, a climate resilience building initiative, targeted smallholder farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector companies, public institutions and the Zambian government, through an array of climate smart and renewable energy interventions. The project was implemented in the Southern, Central, Copperbelt, Northwestern and Eastern provinces of Zambia. The overall goal of INCREASE was Increased social, economic and environmental resilience and equity in agricultural and energy systems. The project targeted to reach a total of 12,000 smallholder farmer, out of which 11,300 should be from the dairy and cotton value chains, and 700 from the horticulture value chain. The project anticipated that an additional 15,000 farmers would be indirectly influenced by the project from within its operational areas. INCREASE implemented its activities under three strategic outcomes (SOs): SO 1 - Increased Agricultural Productivity for smallholder farmers SO 2 - Increased business/value chain performance through climate smart investments in agriculture, irrigation and renewable energy. SO 3 - The performance of the enabling environment for identifying, developing and scaling markets for climate smart agriculture, water and renewable energy technology (including opportunities for youth employment). Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7598466 4000000 0 0 3598466 7598466 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3598466 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened management and sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystems, including biodiversity Stärkt förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12974 Sweden BBC Media Action has applied to Sida for funding of 78.7 million SEK to carry out the "Kudziwa" programme in Zambia during the period 2020-2023. The intervention aims at demonstrating how media can positively impact sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. BBC Media Action will implement the intervention together with Restless Development and MISA. The intervention’s total budget is 78.7 million SEK. Approximately 28 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from BBC Media Action to Restless Development and MISA. BBC Media Action har ansökt om stöd från Sida för finansiering av 78,7 miljoner SEK för att genomföra programmet "Kudziwa" i Zambia under perioden 2020-2023. Insatsen syftar till att påvisa hur media kan påverka och förbättra utveckling av hälsa och demokratisk samhällsstyrning för människor i Zambia, samtidigt som de stöder friheten för medieutövare och institutioner i Zambia. BBC Media Action kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Insatsens totala budget är 78,7 miljoner SEK. Cirka 28 miljoner SEK av insatsens totala budget kommer att överföras från BBC Media Action till partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Strategic Objective: To positively impact health and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. Specific Objectives 1. Young people are less vulnerable to SRHR risks in intervention areas 2. A strengthened independent media sector supports citizens’ rights, public dialogue, free and fair elections, political participation, government accountability and a more inclusive society.           Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Governance Outcome 1: The independent public interest media sector in Zambia is stronger and better able to protect and promote key media freedoms and reforms including through progress to implement a self-regulation system - The enactment of the Access to Information (ATI) law in December 2023 was an achievement that addressed a long-standing demand for public access to information and greater transparency. MISA Zambia played an important role in drafting the implementation guidelines and advocating for strong protection for journalists. The ATI Act now provides a solid foundation for investigative journalism, ensuring that journalists can access critical information without depending on political approval. While the law is still in its early stages of use, it marks a major step forward in holding the government accountable. - MISA Zambias advocacy shaped key legislation. This includes the focus on the Cyber Crimes and Cyber Security Bills, where MISA Zambia raised concerns about provisions that could threaten press freedom. The efforts of MISA, other media organisations and civil society led to the withdrawal of the proposed bill for further consultations. MISA Zambia also pushed for reforms to the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) and Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) Bills. A key priority was ensuring that ZNBC, the national broadcaster (and dominated by the agenda of the ruling party) operates as a true public service broadcaster. The updated ZNBC Bill now includes provisions for IBA oversight, marking an important step toward fairer media coverage. - The establishment of the Media Self-Regulation Council of Zambia (MSCZ), supported by this project and led by MISA Zambia, has changed the regulatory landscape in Zambia by providing a viable and progressive alternative to the government threatened establishment of statutory regulation. By mobilising the media sector and formalising a coalition of 120 media outlets and media stakeholders including the Media Owners Association of Zambia and the Catholic Media Services under the media self-regulation code of ethics and borrowing from the best practices from democratic countries in the region and internationally a strong framework is now in place. The MSCZ has directly received and resolved four cases related to media misconduct, reinforcing its role in protecting press freedom and upholding ethical journalism. - The Media Legal Defense Fund has also provided legal support to affected journalists, demonstrating the projects success in building a more responsive and robust media regulatory system and protecting freedom of speech. In collaboration with MISA Zambia, over 60 media rights violations were documented and resolved using the Notification Early Warning System (N.E.W.S.), a legal protection protocol launched under this project, with cases actively pursued in court. One of the cases for example included the unfair dismissal of a journalist who took a picture of citizens queuing up for food aid. The Journalist won the case with the support of MISA. - By the close of the project in 2024, MISA Zambias membership had expanded significantly from 50 in 2018 to 245 members. This growth reflects increased confidence in MISA Zambia's role as a key defender of media rights, shown through the number of media rights violations reported and effectively addressed by the organisation. Outcome 2: Targeted media partners and practitioners have strengthened financial, technical, and editorial capacity, enabling them to produce editorially sound, relevant, and engaging governance programming (including current affairs, investigative journalism, news, accountability and election coverage) that demand answers from decision makers - The MOTO initiative filled a sector-wide gap by providing female journalists with training, mentorship, and resources, including small grants and guidance from experts like BBC journalists. This support enabled them to produce powerful investigative stories on issues such as social justice and corruption. Over 52 investigations were been produced by the Moto women journalists over the lifetime of the project. One of the journalists at Radio Icengelo in Kitwe investigated the the Senseli mine tragedy in Chingola. Her report uncovered details about the 2023 disaster, which claimed over 30 lives during illegal mining operations. Another example is a journalist from Kasempa Radio who produced a deep-dive investigation into the rise of poaching in northwestern Zambia, exposing alleged complicity by law enforcement. Her work not only demonstrated strong research skills but also showed the power of collaboration, as she worked with fellow journalists to bring the story to life. Through these efforts, the project has not only contributed to policy change but has also strengthened the practice of investigative journalism, ensuring that important stories often buried are told, and all voices are heard. - The endline results emphasise that partner stations have greatly benefited from BBC Media Action's mentoring and training, particularly in enhancing the quality of news production for radio. - In in-depth interviews, staff and management in radio stations reported that the mentoring deepened their understanding of governance processes and strengthened their ability to frame these topics for radio news. They are now more adept at identifying governance and accountability angles, conducting thorough research, and systematically verifying information before going on air. - The endline findings (2024), indicate a positive shift in stations' financial and editorial capacities. This has translated into more robust governance programming that holds decision-makers accountable, engages the public, and fosters transparency. For instance, in financial capacity, partner station staff report that the training and mentoring in financial management have equipped media practitioners with the tools to manage operational budgets effectively. This has resulted in improved financial reporting and budgeting processes. Outcome 3: Audiences expoosed to BBC Media Action supported partner station programmes (compared to those not exposed) - The Endline survey reveals that 85% of listeners across the 12 supported stations report that BBC Media Action-supported programmes provided ordinary people with the opportunity to demand answers from decision-makers. This demonstrates the effectiveness of the programmes in fostering public accountability and giving citizens a platform to engage with local leaders and hold them accountable for their actions. Outcome 4: Young people in two localities are increasingly effectively engaging in dialogue on local development issues and to demand answers from decision makers - The project made progress in increasing youth participation in decision-making processes in the target provinces by addressing systemic gaps and creating new platforms for meaningful engagement. Prior to the intervention, youth involvement in governance was largely confined to school councils, which accounted for 51% of youth engagement in 2022, signalling limited access to decision-making spaces. By 2024, this picture had changed in the target areas with a more balanced distribution of youth participation across various channels: 29.6% in Ward Development Committees, 26% in School Councils, and 23.6% in Indabas, reflecting the project's success in expanding opportunities for youth to engage in local governance. A key driver to this shift which this project contributed to was the introduction of Youth Advisory Boards by BBC Media Action partner Restless Development, which served as a bridge between community leaders and young people, and aimed at improving and creating channels for direct communication and collaborative problem-solving. Health Outcome 1: Young women and men in the intervention areas have the knowledge, understanding and confidence to make informed, voluntary decisions to improve their SRHR. - Individuals exposed to Tikambes media content were 1.6 times more likely to correctly identify key SRH practices compared to those unexposed. Social media also played a major role, with Tikambe's Facebook page reaching 2.1 million users and providing accessible content such as doctor chats and Q&A sessions to address common concerns. - Increased knowledge led to changes in health seeking attitudes. Young people exposed to Tikambe's interventions were 1.9 times more likely to seek SRH services, such as STI testing and contraceptive access These findings highlight Tikambes impact on not just attitudes, but also practical behaviors essential for healthier SRHR outcomes. Outcome 2: Young women and men have a more supportive enabling environment to realise their SRHR through key gatekeepers (including parents, traditional, civic and religious leaders) and NGO/CSO networks supporting them to make informed voluntary decisions that can improve their SRHR - Tikambe facilitated community dialogues involving parents, religious leaders, and traditional leaders to discuss cultural and religious beliefs that often-restricted conversations about SRHR. By Year Two, these efforts began to show results. Young people started questioning restrictive gender roles, and key gatekeepers began supporting more open conversations. By Year Three, 42% of Tikambe audiences reported receiving SRHR support from gatekeepers, including parents (25%) and religious leaders (12%). Chiefs in Chibombo and Kasama hosted SRHR discussions, signaling a shift in leadership perspectives. Outcome 3: Harmful and discriminatory social and gender norms (around decision making in relationships) are questioned by those exposed to foster an acceptance of healthier SRHR behaviours (including acceptance of gender equality) - The Endline survey shows that 39% of those exposed to Tikambe now actively question social and gender norms in decision-making, compared to 22% among the unexposed. While progress is evident, further efforts are needed to deepen these changes in areas with deeply entrenched norms. Outcome 4: Relevant institutions and services responsible for implementing SRHR policies/strategies/protocols improve provision of SRHR information and services for young women and men - During the extension phase, the project successfully facilitated 480 completed referrals to youth-friendly health services, representing a significant achievement in connecting young people with essential SRHR resources. These referrals spanned 30 schools, reflecting the project's engagement with education and health institutions to enhance access to these services. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12974-12974A0101 Sweden BBC Media Action has applied to Sida for funding of 78.7 million SEK to carry out the "Kudziwa" programme in Zambia during the period 2020-2023. The intervention aims at demonstrating how media can positively impact sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. BBC Media Action will implement the intervention together with Restless Development and MISA. The intervention’s total budget is 78.7 million SEK. Approximately 28 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from BBC Media Action to Restless Development and MISA. BBC Media Action har ansökt om stöd från Sida för finansiering av 78,7 miljoner SEK för att genomföra programmet "Kudziwa" i Zambia under perioden 2020-2023. Insatsen syftar till att påvisa hur media kan påverka och förbättra utveckling av hälsa och demokratisk samhällsstyrning för människor i Zambia, samtidigt som de stöder friheten för medieutövare och institutioner i Zambia. BBC Media Action kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Insatsens totala budget är 78,7 miljoner SEK. Cirka 28 miljoner SEK av insatsens totala budget kommer att överföras från BBC Media Action till partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Strategic Objective: To positively impact health and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. Specific Objectives 1. Young people are less vulnerable to SRHR risks in intervention areas 2. A strengthened independent media sector supports citizens’ rights, public dialogue, free and fair elections, political participation, government accountability and a more inclusive society.           Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 23000000 19850000 30850000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13000000 10000000 0 0 6350000 0 0 0 0 0 0 15700000 4500000 0 0 5150000 0 10000000 9000000 0 0 0 88700000 BBC Media Action 15000000 BBC Media Action 13000000 BBC Media Action 10000000 BBC Media Action 9000000 BBC Media Action 6350000 BBC Media Action 4500000 BBC Media Action 15700000 BBC Media Action 5150000 BBC Media Action 10000000 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12974-12974A0102 Sweden BBC Media Action has applied to Sida for funding of 78.7 million SEK to carry out the "Kudziwa" programme in Zambia during the period 2020-2023. The intervention aims at demonstrating how media can positively impact sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. BBC Media Action will implement the intervention together with Restless Development and MISA. The intervention’s total budget is 78.7 million SEK. Approximately 28 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from BBC Media Action to Restless Development and MISA. BBC Media Action har ansökt om stöd från Sida för finansiering av 78,7 miljoner SEK för att genomföra programmet "Kudziwa" i Zambia under perioden 2020-2023. Insatsen syftar till att påvisa hur media kan påverka och förbättra utveckling av hälsa och demokratisk samhällsstyrning för människor i Zambia, samtidigt som de stöder friheten för medieutövare och institutioner i Zambia. BBC Media Action kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Insatsens totala budget är 78,7 miljoner SEK. Cirka 28 miljoner SEK av insatsens totala budget kommer att överföras från BBC Media Action till partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Strategic Objective: To positively impact health and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. Specific Objectives 1. Young people are less vulnerable to SRHR risks in intervention areas 2. A strengthened independent media sector supports citizens’ rights, public dialogue, free and fair elections, political participation, government accountability and a more inclusive society.           Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -7102 0 -7102 -7102 BBC Media Action -7101.88 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12974-12974A0103 Sweden BBC Media Action has applied to Sida for funding of 78.7 million SEK to carry out the "Kudziwa" programme in Zambia during the period 2020-2023. The intervention aims at demonstrating how media can positively impact sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. BBC Media Action will implement the intervention together with Restless Development and MISA. The intervention’s total budget is 78.7 million SEK. Approximately 28 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from BBC Media Action to Restless Development and MISA. BBC Media Action har ansökt om stöd från Sida för finansiering av 78,7 miljoner SEK för att genomföra programmet "Kudziwa" i Zambia under perioden 2020-2023. Insatsen syftar till att påvisa hur media kan påverka och förbättra utveckling av hälsa och demokratisk samhällsstyrning för människor i Zambia, samtidigt som de stöder friheten för medieutövare och institutioner i Zambia. BBC Media Action kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Insatsens totala budget är 78,7 miljoner SEK. Cirka 28 miljoner SEK av insatsens totala budget kommer att överföras från BBC Media Action till partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Strategic Objective: To positively impact health and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. Specific Objectives 1. Young people are less vulnerable to SRHR risks in intervention areas 2. A strengthened independent media sector supports citizens’ rights, public dialogue, free and fair elections, political participation, government accountability and a more inclusive society.           Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 -23491 0 -23491 5000000 0 4976509 BBC Media Action 5000000 BBC Media Action -23491 BBC Media Action Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality including greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13038 Sweden The proposed intervention aims at reducing the risks to human and animal health and the environment from the use of pesticides by supporting the implementation of new and subsidiary chemicals legislation in Zambia. This will be achieved through the development of institutional capacity of the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) to ensure that the population and the environment is not harmed by building a robust authorization scheme. To support this, new and amended subsidiary legislation and certain administrative tools need to be developed such as internal standard operating procedures, a coordination mechanism between responsible ministries/agencies/other relevant stakeholders and guidelines for implementation of the legislation. Training of staff, both registrars and inspectors, as well as raising awareness among various stakeholders is crucial for strengthening the institutional capacity and contributes to compliance. A long-term adviser from KemI will be placed in Zambia, with the aim to strengthen the project. The agreement partner is the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI), a supervisory authority under the Swedish Government, who work to ensure that the companies' and society's chemicals control is managed in a good way. The total budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 13,3 million. The project will run for three years, with start in June 2020. A Grant Agreement will be signed between Sida and KemI. The Grant Agreement is specifically developed by Sida for support to Swedish Authorities and has been approved by KemI’s legal department. Sida’s focal point for KemI, Thomas Alveteg, has also been involved in the process. Projektets övergripande mål är att minska riskerna för miljön och människors och djurs hälsa genom förbättrad användning av bekämpningsmedel i Zambia. Detta förväntas uppnås genom att den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) stödjer den zambiska Kemikalieinspektionen "Zambia Environmental Management Agency" (ZEMA) i genomförandet av en ny kemikalielagstiftning i Zambia, främst genom kapacitetsutveckling av ZEMA, inklusive en långtidsexpert från KemI baserad i Zambia. Stödet inkluderar även utveckling av den zambiska lagstiftningen, till exempel inom interna operativa förfaranden, en samordningsmekanism mellan ansvariga ministerier / byråer / andra relevanta intressenter samt riktlinjer för genomförandet av lagstiftningen. Utbildning av personal, både registrerare och inspektörer, kommer att genomföras av KemI, som även kommer att jobba för att öka medvetenheten hos olika intressenter så som företag inom kemikaliesektorn. Sidas avtalspartner är den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI), en central tillsynsmyndighet under Miljödepartementet med ansvar för ärenden och samordning av bland annat kemiska produkter. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 13,3 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, med start i juni 2020. Ett avtal kommer att undertecknas mellan Sida och KemI vid beslut. Avtalet är särskilt utvecklat av Sida för stöd till svenska myndigheter och har även godkänts av KemIs juridiska avdelning. Sidas kontaktperson för KemI, Thomas Alveteg, har också varit involverad i processen. The overall objective of the proposed collaboration is to contribute to increased institutional capacity and better practices for the management of pesticides to safeguard human health and the environment. The following outcomes are envisaged from the collaboration: 1. A revised registration process for pesticides in Zambia to support registration of efficacious products that will not cause unacceptable harm to human health and the environment is established and the capacity of ZEMA staff and other relevant institutions has increased. 2. ZEMA’s management of highly hazardous pesticides has improved. 3. An IT system for registration of pesticides is established and the information on ZEMA’s website is further developed. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The collaboration between ZEMA and KemI has yielded substantial progress in pesticide management in Zambia. Notable achievements include: Regulatory Development: Comprehensive Regulations on the Registration of Pesticides were developed, guided by a legal gap analysis and aligned with international best practices. These draft regulations underwent a formal Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) and were subjected to extensive stakeholder consultations across six major cities. Following approval by the Ministry of Justice, they are now pending Cabinet endorsement. Legislative Reform: An amendment to the Environmental Management Act (EMA) No. 12 of 2011 was successfully developed and approved by Parliament in August 2023, providing a legal basis for pesticide registration. Management of Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs): A draft national list of HHPs was compiled using data from import license reviews, field surveys conducted in all ten provinces, and pesticide residue analyses. This list serves as a foundation for identifying safer alternatives and formulating a national risk mitigation strategy. Institutional Strengthening: The intervention has significantly enhanced both the regulatory framework and institutional capacity. These improvements were recognized as sustainable in the 2023 external evaluation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13038-13038A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention aims at reducing the risks to human and animal health and the environment from the use of pesticides by supporting the implementation of new and subsidiary chemicals legislation in Zambia. This will be achieved through the development of institutional capacity of the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) to ensure that the population and the environment is not harmed by building a robust authorization scheme. To support this, new and amended subsidiary legislation and certain administrative tools need to be developed such as internal standard operating procedures, a coordination mechanism between responsible ministries/agencies/other relevant stakeholders and guidelines for implementation of the legislation. Training of staff, both registrars and inspectors, as well as raising awareness among various stakeholders is crucial for strengthening the institutional capacity and contributes to compliance. A long-term adviser from KemI will be placed in Zambia, with the aim to strengthen the project. The agreement partner is the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI), a supervisory authority under the Swedish Government, who work to ensure that the companies' and society's chemicals control is managed in a good way. The total budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 13,3 million. The project will run for three years, with start in June 2020. A Grant Agreement will be signed between Sida and KemI. The Grant Agreement is specifically developed by Sida for support to Swedish Authorities and has been approved by KemI’s legal department. Sida’s focal point for KemI, Thomas Alveteg, has also been involved in the process. Projektets övergripande mål är att minska riskerna för miljön och människors och djurs hälsa genom förbättrad användning av bekämpningsmedel i Zambia. Detta förväntas uppnås genom att den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) stödjer den zambiska Kemikalieinspektionen "Zambia Environmental Management Agency" (ZEMA) i genomförandet av en ny kemikalielagstiftning i Zambia, främst genom kapacitetsutveckling av ZEMA, inklusive en långtidsexpert från KemI baserad i Zambia. Stödet inkluderar även utveckling av den zambiska lagstiftningen, till exempel inom interna operativa förfaranden, en samordningsmekanism mellan ansvariga ministerier / byråer / andra relevanta intressenter samt riktlinjer för genomförandet av lagstiftningen. Utbildning av personal, både registrerare och inspektörer, kommer att genomföras av KemI, som även kommer att jobba för att öka medvetenheten hos olika intressenter så som företag inom kemikaliesektorn. Sidas avtalspartner är den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI), en central tillsynsmyndighet under Miljödepartementet med ansvar för ärenden och samordning av bland annat kemiska produkter. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 13,3 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, med start i juni 2020. Ett avtal kommer att undertecknas mellan Sida och KemI vid beslut. Avtalet är särskilt utvecklat av Sida för stöd till svenska myndigheter och har även godkänts av KemIs juridiska avdelning. Sidas kontaktperson för KemI, Thomas Alveteg, har också varit involverad i processen. The overall objective of the proposed collaboration is to contribute to increased institutional capacity and better practices for the management of pesticides to safeguard human health and the environment. The following outcomes are envisaged from the collaboration: 1. A revised registration process for pesticides in Zambia to support registration of efficacious products that will not cause unacceptable harm to human health and the environment is established and the capacity of ZEMA staff and other relevant institutions has increased. 2. ZEMA’s management of highly hazardous pesticides has improved. 3. An IT system for registration of pesticides is established and the information on ZEMA’s website is further developed. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1878000 2840000 2360000 2900000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 860000 0 0 1340000 1878000 1500000 0 0 0 0 0 1400000 1500000 1500000 0 9978000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1878000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1340000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1500000 Kemikalieinspektionen 860000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1500000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1500000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1400000 Kemikalieinspektionen Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13038-13038A0102 Sweden The proposed intervention aims at reducing the risks to human and animal health and the environment from the use of pesticides by supporting the implementation of new and subsidiary chemicals legislation in Zambia. This will be achieved through the development of institutional capacity of the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) to ensure that the population and the environment is not harmed by building a robust authorization scheme. To support this, new and amended subsidiary legislation and certain administrative tools need to be developed such as internal standard operating procedures, a coordination mechanism between responsible ministries/agencies/other relevant stakeholders and guidelines for implementation of the legislation. Training of staff, both registrars and inspectors, as well as raising awareness among various stakeholders is crucial for strengthening the institutional capacity and contributes to compliance. A long-term adviser from KemI will be placed in Zambia, with the aim to strengthen the project. The agreement partner is the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI), a supervisory authority under the Swedish Government, who work to ensure that the companies' and society's chemicals control is managed in a good way. The total budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 13,3 million. The project will run for three years, with start in June 2020. A Grant Agreement will be signed between Sida and KemI. The Grant Agreement is specifically developed by Sida for support to Swedish Authorities and has been approved by KemI’s legal department. Sida’s focal point for KemI, Thomas Alveteg, has also been involved in the process. Projektets övergripande mål är att minska riskerna för miljön och människors och djurs hälsa genom förbättrad användning av bekämpningsmedel i Zambia. Detta förväntas uppnås genom att den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) stödjer den zambiska Kemikalieinspektionen "Zambia Environmental Management Agency" (ZEMA) i genomförandet av en ny kemikalielagstiftning i Zambia, främst genom kapacitetsutveckling av ZEMA, inklusive en långtidsexpert från KemI baserad i Zambia. Stödet inkluderar även utveckling av den zambiska lagstiftningen, till exempel inom interna operativa förfaranden, en samordningsmekanism mellan ansvariga ministerier / byråer / andra relevanta intressenter samt riktlinjer för genomförandet av lagstiftningen. Utbildning av personal, både registrerare och inspektörer, kommer att genomföras av KemI, som även kommer att jobba för att öka medvetenheten hos olika intressenter så som företag inom kemikaliesektorn. Sidas avtalspartner är den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI), en central tillsynsmyndighet under Miljödepartementet med ansvar för ärenden och samordning av bland annat kemiska produkter. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 13,3 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, med start i juni 2020. Ett avtal kommer att undertecknas mellan Sida och KemI vid beslut. Avtalet är särskilt utvecklat av Sida för stöd till svenska myndigheter och har även godkänts av KemIs juridiska avdelning. Sidas kontaktperson för KemI, Thomas Alveteg, har också varit involverad i processen. The overall objective of the proposed collaboration is to contribute to increased institutional capacity and better practices for the management of pesticides to safeguard human health and the environment. The following outcomes are envisaged from the collaboration: 1. A revised registration process for pesticides in Zambia to support registration of efficacious products that will not cause unacceptable harm to human health and the environment is established and the capacity of ZEMA staff and other relevant institutions has increased. 2. ZEMA’s management of highly hazardous pesticides has improved. 3. An IT system for registration of pesticides is established and the information on ZEMA’s website is further developed. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 777912 0 0 0 214932 562980 0 0 777912 Cowater International Sweden AB 214932 Cowater International Sweden AB 562979.85 Cowater International Sweden AB Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13038-13038A0103 Sweden The proposed intervention aims at reducing the risks to human and animal health and the environment from the use of pesticides by supporting the implementation of new and subsidiary chemicals legislation in Zambia. This will be achieved through the development of institutional capacity of the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) to ensure that the population and the environment is not harmed by building a robust authorization scheme. To support this, new and amended subsidiary legislation and certain administrative tools need to be developed such as internal standard operating procedures, a coordination mechanism between responsible ministries/agencies/other relevant stakeholders and guidelines for implementation of the legislation. Training of staff, both registrars and inspectors, as well as raising awareness among various stakeholders is crucial for strengthening the institutional capacity and contributes to compliance. A long-term adviser from KemI will be placed in Zambia, with the aim to strengthen the project. The agreement partner is the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI), a supervisory authority under the Swedish Government, who work to ensure that the companies' and society's chemicals control is managed in a good way. The total budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 13,3 million. The project will run for three years, with start in June 2020. A Grant Agreement will be signed between Sida and KemI. The Grant Agreement is specifically developed by Sida for support to Swedish Authorities and has been approved by KemI’s legal department. Sida’s focal point for KemI, Thomas Alveteg, has also been involved in the process. Projektets övergripande mål är att minska riskerna för miljön och människors och djurs hälsa genom förbättrad användning av bekämpningsmedel i Zambia. Detta förväntas uppnås genom att den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) stödjer den zambiska Kemikalieinspektionen "Zambia Environmental Management Agency" (ZEMA) i genomförandet av en ny kemikalielagstiftning i Zambia, främst genom kapacitetsutveckling av ZEMA, inklusive en långtidsexpert från KemI baserad i Zambia. Stödet inkluderar även utveckling av den zambiska lagstiftningen, till exempel inom interna operativa förfaranden, en samordningsmekanism mellan ansvariga ministerier / byråer / andra relevanta intressenter samt riktlinjer för genomförandet av lagstiftningen. Utbildning av personal, både registrerare och inspektörer, kommer att genomföras av KemI, som även kommer att jobba för att öka medvetenheten hos olika intressenter så som företag inom kemikaliesektorn. Sidas avtalspartner är den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI), en central tillsynsmyndighet under Miljödepartementet med ansvar för ärenden och samordning av bland annat kemiska produkter. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 13,3 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, med start i juni 2020. Ett avtal kommer att undertecknas mellan Sida och KemI vid beslut. Avtalet är särskilt utvecklat av Sida för stöd till svenska myndigheter och har även godkänts av KemIs juridiska avdelning. Sidas kontaktperson för KemI, Thomas Alveteg, har också varit involverad i processen. The overall objective of the proposed collaboration is to contribute to increased institutional capacity and better practices for the management of pesticides to safeguard human health and the environment. The following outcomes are envisaged from the collaboration: 1. A revised registration process for pesticides in Zambia to support registration of efficacious products that will not cause unacceptable harm to human health and the environment is established and the capacity of ZEMA staff and other relevant institutions has increased. 2. ZEMA’s management of highly hazardous pesticides has improved. 3. An IT system for registration of pesticides is established and the information on ZEMA’s website is further developed. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1522000 -707440 0 0 0 1522000 -707440 814560 Kemikalieinspektionen 1522000 Kemikalieinspektionen -707440 Kemikalieinspektionen Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened management and sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystems, including biodiversity Stärkt förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13162 Sweden Support to UN Women Strategic Note in Bosnia and Hercegovina 2019-2022 The proposed UN Women programme concept note requests support for support to UN Women Strategic Note Implementation in Bosnia and Hercegovina during 2019-2022. The proposed programme five main impact areas as follows: i) Governance structures and sector priorities reflect gender equality, ii) Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy, iii) Women and girls live a life free of violence, iv) Peace and Security and humanitarian action shaped by women and v) To enhance UN System and become more effective and coordinated (strategic partnerships). Stöd till UN Women Strategiska Plan för Bosnien-Hercegovina 2019-2022 Det föreslagna UN Women programmet och dess "concept note" (konceptpapper) begär stöd till UN Women Strategiska Plan för implementering i Bosnia och Hercegovina under perioden 2019-2022. Det föreslagna programmet innehåller fem huvudsakliga resultatområden vilka är följande: i) Styrande strukturer/regelverk samt sektorprioriteringar som reflekterar jämställdhet mellan könen, ii) Kvinnor har inkomstsäkerhet, goda arbetsförhållanden och ekonomisk autonomi, iii) Kvinnor och flickor kan leva ett liv utan våld av olika former, iv) Fred och säkerhet och humanitära överväganden skapade av och för kvinnor samt v) Att förbättra UN Systemet i syfte att bli mer effektivt och koordinerat (strategiska samarbeten). The overall goal of the intervention is to contribute to the implementation of UN Women Bosnia and Hercegovina Strategic Note during the period 2019-2023 (the agreement has been extended one year), which encompassess two strategic cycles; Strategic Note 2015-2020 and the Strategic Note 2021-2025. The Strategic Note 2015-2020 included five so called impact areas: Impact 1: Governance structures and sector priorities reflect gender equality concerns and committments. Impact 2: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy. Impact 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence. Impact 4: Peace and security and humanitarian action are shaped by women leadership and participation. Impact 5: To drive more effective and efficient UN System coordination and strategic partnership on gender equality and women's empowerment. In the strategic note 2021-2025, there are three overarching thematic areas with impacts and connected outcomes: 1. Women's economic empowerment Impact: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy Outcome: By 2025, people benefit from resilient, inclusive and sustainable growth ensured by the convergence of economic development and management of environment and cultural resources Output objectives are: - Governments have improved capacities to promote employment policies that enhance womne's access to decent work and promote income security - Women owned businesses and women entrepreneurs have strengthened capacities and resilience - Women and girls benefit from employment opportunities and education/exchange programs in tech-driven industries 2. Ending violence against women Impact: All women and girls live a life free from all forms of violence Outcome: People have access to better quality and inclusive health and social protection systems Output objectives are: - Legislators and institutions have capacities to incorporate the highest level of international standards on EVAW in legislation, policies and budgets - Women, girls, men and boys at community and individual level are able to mobilze actors, resources and capacities to create an environment for zero tolerance to violence. - General and specialist service providers have improved capacities to deliver quality, accessible and survivor-centered services. 3. Gender responsive governance Impact: Women lead, participate in and benefit equally from governance systems Outcome: By 2025, people contribute to, and benefit from more accountable and transparent governance systems that deliver quality public services, and ensure rule of law. Output objectives are: - Relevant institutions in BiH have increased capacities which ensures that gender responsive policy making, budgeting and integration of EU gender equality and women's empowerment commitments are implemented across sectors - Selected government and political institutions in BiH have increased capacities to ensure the necessary regulatory and procedural preconditions for increased political participation of women - Government institutions and selected CSOs have increased capacities to implement BiH GAP, AP on implementation of UNSCR 1325 and CEDAW Concluding recommendations. - Government and CSOs strengthen multi-stakeholder dialogues The impact/outcome areas are the same as in UN Women global strategic note as well as the UNSDCF for BiH. Women, peace and security is mainstreamed throughout the programme, where women participation and inclusion in decision making processes is targeted under all areas, notably under gender responsive governance. Apart from the three programmatic areas and the cruss-cutting areas, the strategic note also includes objectives for organisational effectiveness and efficiency, including UN Women's coordination role within the UN, engagement of partners, communication, internal learning, and internal management and control. Output objectives are: - UN Women effectively leads, coordinates, and promotes accountability for the imlementation of gender euality commitments in United Nations Country Team in BiH. - Effective partnership between UN Women and civil society, and with regional international organizations and gender mechanisms in the country - Effective communication in support to promotion of gender equality and women's rights in the country. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general The Final Narrative Report on Sida's core support to UN Women Strategic Note in BiH (contribution 13162) during the period 20190501- 20240531, is the basis for this summary of examples achieved during the implementation period. The main parts of the report are built around results within the three priority areas: i) gender responsive governance (GRG), ii) women's economic empowerment and iii) women and girls live lives free of violence. The report also includes valuable conclusions in relation to the context, partnerships, challenges and lessons learned, and next steps. Ending violence against women Regarding the program area ending violence against women, a strategic review indicated that UN Women has played a central role in addressing violence against women in BiH since its establishment. UN Women has evolved from a potential competitor with CSOs to a crucial partner and technical leader in this field. The governments, especially the Gender Centers, have gained important capacity through collaborating with UN Women. CSOs also value UN Women's support to information and service access through one stop shops. The report further notes that UN Women can have an important role in advocating for more sustainable support and funding to specialised services from the governments. UN Women notes from this strategic review, that it has to be more present in the field to improve the visibility, connections with beneficiaries, and to strengthen monitoring and evaluation. Examples of specific results are: * Improvements in existing entity legislation in line with Istanbul Convention standards were made with the active support and expertise of UN Women. * Regarding support to survivors and victims, capacities among institutions to deliver survivor-centered services have improved. Within the formal training for police at entity level, domestic violence topics were integrated into the curriculum, and improvements in skills of the policy has increased. * The Roma Women Network were supported by UN Women, identifying its new strategic plan including actions to respond to domestic violence and empowerment of Roma Women. Women's Economic Empowerment Examples of specific results: * UN Women influenced the improvement of national laws (e.g. law on social services), policies and enhanced the capabilities of government institutions and women entrpreneurs. * Care economy models have been formulated and piloted. * Women entreprenuers have been supported through networking, knowledge-sharing, skills-building (concrete results from women entrepreneurs participating in training activities show increased levels of sales and increased levels of revenues). First online platform for women entrepreneurs was launched promoting enhanced business literacy. Gender Responsive Governance Examples of results: * During the entire programme period methodologies on Gender Responsive Budgeting (GRB) were introduced and institutionalized across government entities. Tools have been created, more than 400 governmental officials at national and entity level have strengthened their knowledge and capacities to perform GRB. Also representatives from 12 municipalities have improved their capacities to integrate gender considerations into budgetary processes. Auditors from three supreme audit institutions have enhanced their knowledge and skills to audit GRB, an online GRB course was made available to 17 000 civil servants. * Gender equality was integrated in a systematic way in Policy development and EU Integration, in this way supporting BiH's EU accession process. UN Women gave technical support for incorporating gender-sensitive indicators into national strategies (e.g. Justice Sector Reform Strategic Framework), IPA III action documents, representatives from institutions and CSOs within e.g. agriculture and rural development enhanced their understanding of and are now better skilled to integrate gender considerations into policies and thereby aligning with EU gender equality directives. * The 2023 Gender Equality Index (second generation), has been improved thanks to the support of UN Women, and includes now more domains (knowledge, time and power) and subdomain on participation. Thereby policy markers with evidence are now available and can be used to assess and address gender disparities. Coordination and communication Within the UN country team, UN Women has facilitated a comprehensive assessment internally about the System Wide Assessment of Progress (SWAP) related to gender equality. The work has led to increased knowledge about the gender equality marker within programming of UN. UN Women's work to coordinate gender equality work within the UN country team has also led to improved UN policies and programming in terms of gender mainstreaming. Three knowledge products with policy recommendations were produced (focus on gender). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13162-13162A0101 Sweden Support to UN Women Strategic Note in Bosnia and Hercegovina 2019-2022 The proposed UN Women programme concept note requests support for support to UN Women Strategic Note Implementation in Bosnia and Hercegovina during 2019-2022. The proposed programme five main impact areas as follows: i) Governance structures and sector priorities reflect gender equality, ii) Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy, iii) Women and girls live a life free of violence, iv) Peace and Security and humanitarian action shaped by women and v) To enhance UN System and become more effective and coordinated (strategic partnerships). Stöd till UN Women Strategiska Plan för Bosnien-Hercegovina 2019-2022 Det föreslagna UN Women programmet och dess "concept note" (konceptpapper) begär stöd till UN Women Strategiska Plan för implementering i Bosnia och Hercegovina under perioden 2019-2022. Det föreslagna programmet innehåller fem huvudsakliga resultatområden vilka är följande: i) Styrande strukturer/regelverk samt sektorprioriteringar som reflekterar jämställdhet mellan könen, ii) Kvinnor har inkomstsäkerhet, goda arbetsförhållanden och ekonomisk autonomi, iii) Kvinnor och flickor kan leva ett liv utan våld av olika former, iv) Fred och säkerhet och humanitära överväganden skapade av och för kvinnor samt v) Att förbättra UN Systemet i syfte att bli mer effektivt och koordinerat (strategiska samarbeten). The overall goal of the intervention is to contribute to the implementation of UN Women Bosnia and Hercegovina Strategic Note during the period 2019-2023 (the agreement has been extended one year), which encompassess two strategic cycles; Strategic Note 2015-2020 and the Strategic Note 2021-2025. The Strategic Note 2015-2020 included five so called impact areas: Impact 1: Governance structures and sector priorities reflect gender equality concerns and committments. Impact 2: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy. Impact 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence. Impact 4: Peace and security and humanitarian action are shaped by women leadership and participation. Impact 5: To drive more effective and efficient UN System coordination and strategic partnership on gender equality and women's empowerment. In the strategic note 2021-2025, there are three overarching thematic areas with impacts and connected outcomes: 1. Women's economic empowerment Impact: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy Outcome: By 2025, people benefit from resilient, inclusive and sustainable growth ensured by the convergence of economic development and management of environment and cultural resources Output objectives are: - Governments have improved capacities to promote employment policies that enhance womne's access to decent work and promote income security - Women owned businesses and women entrepreneurs have strengthened capacities and resilience - Women and girls benefit from employment opportunities and education/exchange programs in tech-driven industries 2. Ending violence against women Impact: All women and girls live a life free from all forms of violence Outcome: People have access to better quality and inclusive health and social protection systems Output objectives are: - Legislators and institutions have capacities to incorporate the highest level of international standards on EVAW in legislation, policies and budgets - Women, girls, men and boys at community and individual level are able to mobilze actors, resources and capacities to create an environment for zero tolerance to violence. - General and specialist service providers have improved capacities to deliver quality, accessible and survivor-centered services. 3. Gender responsive governance Impact: Women lead, participate in and benefit equally from governance systems Outcome: By 2025, people contribute to, and benefit from more accountable and transparent governance systems that deliver quality public services, and ensure rule of law. Output objectives are: - Relevant institutions in BiH have increased capacities which ensures that gender responsive policy making, budgeting and integration of EU gender equality and women's empowerment commitments are implemented across sectors - Selected government and political institutions in BiH have increased capacities to ensure the necessary regulatory and procedural preconditions for increased political participation of women - Government institutions and selected CSOs have increased capacities to implement BiH GAP, AP on implementation of UNSCR 1325 and CEDAW Concluding recommendations. - Government and CSOs strengthen multi-stakeholder dialogues The impact/outcome areas are the same as in UN Women global strategic note as well as the UNSDCF for BiH. Women, peace and security is mainstreamed throughout the programme, where women participation and inclusion in decision making processes is targeted under all areas, notably under gender responsive governance. Apart from the three programmatic areas and the cruss-cutting areas, the strategic note also includes objectives for organisational effectiveness and efficiency, including UN Women's coordination role within the UN, engagement of partners, communication, internal learning, and internal management and control. Output objectives are: - UN Women effectively leads, coordinates, and promotes accountability for the imlementation of gender euality commitments in United Nations Country Team in BiH. - Effective partnership between UN Women and civil society, and with regional international organizations and gender mechanisms in the country - Effective communication in support to promotion of gender equality and women's rights in the country. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 10000000 9138500 0 0 8000000 10000000 0 0 0 7000000 2138500 0 0 27138500 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 8000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 7000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 2138500 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13162-13162A0104 Sweden Support to UN Women Strategic Note in Bosnia and Hercegovina 2019-2022 The proposed UN Women programme concept note requests support for support to UN Women Strategic Note Implementation in Bosnia and Hercegovina during 2019-2022. The proposed programme five main impact areas as follows: i) Governance structures and sector priorities reflect gender equality, ii) Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy, iii) Women and girls live a life free of violence, iv) Peace and Security and humanitarian action shaped by women and v) To enhance UN System and become more effective and coordinated (strategic partnerships). Stöd till UN Women Strategiska Plan för Bosnien-Hercegovina 2019-2022 Det föreslagna UN Women programmet och dess "concept note" (konceptpapper) begär stöd till UN Women Strategiska Plan för implementering i Bosnia och Hercegovina under perioden 2019-2022. Det föreslagna programmet innehåller fem huvudsakliga resultatområden vilka är följande: i) Styrande strukturer/regelverk samt sektorprioriteringar som reflekterar jämställdhet mellan könen, ii) Kvinnor har inkomstsäkerhet, goda arbetsförhållanden och ekonomisk autonomi, iii) Kvinnor och flickor kan leva ett liv utan våld av olika former, iv) Fred och säkerhet och humanitära överväganden skapade av och för kvinnor samt v) Att förbättra UN Systemet i syfte att bli mer effektivt och koordinerat (strategiska samarbeten). The overall goal of the intervention is to contribute to the implementation of UN Women Bosnia and Hercegovina Strategic Note during the period 2019-2023 (the agreement has been extended one year), which encompassess two strategic cycles; Strategic Note 2015-2020 and the Strategic Note 2021-2025. The Strategic Note 2015-2020 included five so called impact areas: Impact 1: Governance structures and sector priorities reflect gender equality concerns and committments. Impact 2: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy. Impact 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence. Impact 4: Peace and security and humanitarian action are shaped by women leadership and participation. Impact 5: To drive more effective and efficient UN System coordination and strategic partnership on gender equality and women's empowerment. In the strategic note 2021-2025, there are three overarching thematic areas with impacts and connected outcomes: 1. Women's economic empowerment Impact: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy Outcome: By 2025, people benefit from resilient, inclusive and sustainable growth ensured by the convergence of economic development and management of environment and cultural resources Output objectives are: - Governments have improved capacities to promote employment policies that enhance womne's access to decent work and promote income security - Women owned businesses and women entrepreneurs have strengthened capacities and resilience - Women and girls benefit from employment opportunities and education/exchange programs in tech-driven industries 2. Ending violence against women Impact: All women and girls live a life free from all forms of violence Outcome: People have access to better quality and inclusive health and social protection systems Output objectives are: - Legislators and institutions have capacities to incorporate the highest level of international standards on EVAW in legislation, policies and budgets - Women, girls, men and boys at community and individual level are able to mobilze actors, resources and capacities to create an environment for zero tolerance to violence. - General and specialist service providers have improved capacities to deliver quality, accessible and survivor-centered services. 3. Gender responsive governance Impact: Women lead, participate in and benefit equally from governance systems Outcome: By 2025, people contribute to, and benefit from more accountable and transparent governance systems that deliver quality public services, and ensure rule of law. Output objectives are: - Relevant institutions in BiH have increased capacities which ensures that gender responsive policy making, budgeting and integration of EU gender equality and women's empowerment commitments are implemented across sectors - Selected government and political institutions in BiH have increased capacities to ensure the necessary regulatory and procedural preconditions for increased political participation of women - Government institutions and selected CSOs have increased capacities to implement BiH GAP, AP on implementation of UNSCR 1325 and CEDAW Concluding recommendations. - Government and CSOs strengthen multi-stakeholder dialogues The impact/outcome areas are the same as in UN Women global strategic note as well as the UNSDCF for BiH. Women, peace and security is mainstreamed throughout the programme, where women participation and inclusion in decision making processes is targeted under all areas, notably under gender responsive governance. Apart from the three programmatic areas and the cruss-cutting areas, the strategic note also includes objectives for organisational effectiveness and efficiency, including UN Women's coordination role within the UN, engagement of partners, communication, internal learning, and internal management and control. Output objectives are: - UN Women effectively leads, coordinates, and promotes accountability for the imlementation of gender euality commitments in United Nations Country Team in BiH. - Effective partnership between UN Women and civil society, and with regional international organizations and gender mechanisms in the country - Effective communication in support to promotion of gender equality and women's rights in the country. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6861500 8000000 2000000 0 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 6861500 0 0 0 2000000 0 16861500 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 6861500 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 8000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 2000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13162-13162A0105 Sweden Support to UN Women Strategic Note in Bosnia and Hercegovina 2019-2022 The proposed UN Women programme concept note requests support for support to UN Women Strategic Note Implementation in Bosnia and Hercegovina during 2019-2022. The proposed programme five main impact areas as follows: i) Governance structures and sector priorities reflect gender equality, ii) Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy, iii) Women and girls live a life free of violence, iv) Peace and Security and humanitarian action shaped by women and v) To enhance UN System and become more effective and coordinated (strategic partnerships). Stöd till UN Women Strategiska Plan för Bosnien-Hercegovina 2019-2022 Det föreslagna UN Women programmet och dess "concept note" (konceptpapper) begär stöd till UN Women Strategiska Plan för implementering i Bosnia och Hercegovina under perioden 2019-2022. Det föreslagna programmet innehåller fem huvudsakliga resultatområden vilka är följande: i) Styrande strukturer/regelverk samt sektorprioriteringar som reflekterar jämställdhet mellan könen, ii) Kvinnor har inkomstsäkerhet, goda arbetsförhållanden och ekonomisk autonomi, iii) Kvinnor och flickor kan leva ett liv utan våld av olika former, iv) Fred och säkerhet och humanitära överväganden skapade av och för kvinnor samt v) Att förbättra UN Systemet i syfte att bli mer effektivt och koordinerat (strategiska samarbeten). The overall goal of the intervention is to contribute to the implementation of UN Women Bosnia and Hercegovina Strategic Note during the period 2019-2023 (the agreement has been extended one year), which encompassess two strategic cycles; Strategic Note 2015-2020 and the Strategic Note 2021-2025. The Strategic Note 2015-2020 included five so called impact areas: Impact 1: Governance structures and sector priorities reflect gender equality concerns and committments. Impact 2: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy. Impact 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence. Impact 4: Peace and security and humanitarian action are shaped by women leadership and participation. Impact 5: To drive more effective and efficient UN System coordination and strategic partnership on gender equality and women's empowerment. In the strategic note 2021-2025, there are three overarching thematic areas with impacts and connected outcomes: 1. Women's economic empowerment Impact: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy Outcome: By 2025, people benefit from resilient, inclusive and sustainable growth ensured by the convergence of economic development and management of environment and cultural resources Output objectives are: - Governments have improved capacities to promote employment policies that enhance womne's access to decent work and promote income security - Women owned businesses and women entrepreneurs have strengthened capacities and resilience - Women and girls benefit from employment opportunities and education/exchange programs in tech-driven industries 2. Ending violence against women Impact: All women and girls live a life free from all forms of violence Outcome: People have access to better quality and inclusive health and social protection systems Output objectives are: - Legislators and institutions have capacities to incorporate the highest level of international standards on EVAW in legislation, policies and budgets - Women, girls, men and boys at community and individual level are able to mobilze actors, resources and capacities to create an environment for zero tolerance to violence. - General and specialist service providers have improved capacities to deliver quality, accessible and survivor-centered services. 3. Gender responsive governance Impact: Women lead, participate in and benefit equally from governance systems Outcome: By 2025, people contribute to, and benefit from more accountable and transparent governance systems that deliver quality public services, and ensure rule of law. Output objectives are: - Relevant institutions in BiH have increased capacities which ensures that gender responsive policy making, budgeting and integration of EU gender equality and women's empowerment commitments are implemented across sectors - Selected government and political institutions in BiH have increased capacities to ensure the necessary regulatory and procedural preconditions for increased political participation of women - Government institutions and selected CSOs have increased capacities to implement BiH GAP, AP on implementation of UNSCR 1325 and CEDAW Concluding recommendations. - Government and CSOs strengthen multi-stakeholder dialogues The impact/outcome areas are the same as in UN Women global strategic note as well as the UNSDCF for BiH. Women, peace and security is mainstreamed throughout the programme, where women participation and inclusion in decision making processes is targeted under all areas, notably under gender responsive governance. Apart from the three programmatic areas and the cruss-cutting areas, the strategic note also includes objectives for organisational effectiveness and efficiency, including UN Women's coordination role within the UN, engagement of partners, communication, internal learning, and internal management and control. Output objectives are: - UN Women effectively leads, coordinates, and promotes accountability for the imlementation of gender euality commitments in United Nations Country Team in BiH. - Effective partnership between UN Women and civil society, and with regional international organizations and gender mechanisms in the country - Effective communication in support to promotion of gender equality and women's rights in the country. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1915000 1915000 0 0 1915000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1915000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13183 Sweden The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a leading premier capacity building institution in the advancement of research and training to inform economic policies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over the last three decades, the AERC has implemented capacity building programmes through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 2020–2025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to: contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. The AERC has three primary components: research, training and policy outreach. The organization integrates economic policy research, postgraduate training and policy outreach within a network of researchers, universities and policy makers in Africa and worldwide. The AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan adopts a new approach with an overall strategic goal of capacity building for policy influence that takes a broader perspective, moving from an objectives-based approach to a theme-based approach and focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The plan presents new ways of engaging across the region through incubator projects for funders to consider throughout the multi-year planning period. The overall strategic objective for the planning cycle is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan Africa through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The AERC will focus on three key themes: i) Improving the quality of research outputs; ii) Ensuring sustainability by supporting institutional capacity of government entities, including think tanks, network universities, central banks, and research and policy institutes; and iii) Expanding influence by fostering the uptake of economic policy research, knowledge sharing and dialogue through the creation of a knowledge centre, policy advisory centre and networks. The AERC 2020-2025 strategic direction is grounded and motivated by Africa’s quest for inclusive development and poverty alleviation. The following four key aspects drive the strategic direction of the AERC in 2020-2025: 1. Protect the gains the AERC has so far made in its 30 year of capacity building. 2. Explore new avenues for sustainability of the AERC and adopt to a new and changing environment to achieve the goals. 3. Scale up capacity building and raise the quality of graduate training and support the network universities to raise their capacity to mount comprehensive graduate programmes sustainably in the future. 4. Strengthen the focus and driving force of the AERC regarding academic capacity building, institutional strengthening through economic research and graduate training in Africa and an interactive policy outreach. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) är en ledande institution för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom forskning och högre utbildning för att stärka den ekonomiska politiken i Afrika söder om Sahara. Under de senaste tre decennierna har AERC genomfört kapacitetsuppbyggnadsinsatser genom ett sammanhållet program som kombinerar nationalekonomisk forskning med forskarutbildning i nationalekonomi, med stöd av ett interaktivt program för kommunikation och påverkan. Det övergripande målet för AERC 2020-2025 är att bidra till ökad ekonomisk stabilitet och tillväxt i afrikanska länder söder om Sahara genom kapacitetsutveckling och forskning som stöder genomförandet av evidensbaserad ekonomisk politik. De två förväntade slutresultaten är: - Förbättrat samarbete och informationsutbyte om ekonomisk politik i hela Afrika. - Förbättrat proaktivt engagemang och politisk påverkan. AERC har tre huvudkomponenter: forskning, utbildning och politisk uppsökande verksamhet/påverkan. Organisationen integrerar ekonomisk politisk forskning, forskarutbildning och politisk påverkan genom ett nätverk av forskare, universitet och beslutsfattare i Afrika och i övriga delar av världen. Den strategiska planen för AERC 2020-2025 antar ett nytt tillvägagångssätt med ett övergripande strategiskt mål om kapacitetsuppbyggnad för politiskt inflytande som tar ett bredare grepp där man går från ett målbaserat tillvägagångssätt till ett temabaserat tillvägagångssätt och fokuserar på resultat och effektmätning. Den strategiska planen presenterar nya sätt att engagera sig över hela regionen genom inkubatorprojekt som finansiärer kan överväga under den fleråriga planeringsperioden. AERC kommer att fokusera på tre viktiga teman: i) förbättra kvaliteten på forskningsresultat; ii) säkerställa hållbarhet genom att stödja institutionell kapacitetsutveckling inom statliga organisationer, inklusive tankesmedjor, universitet, centralbanker samt forsknings- och policyinstitut. och iii) utvidga inflytandet genom att främja användandet av ekonomisk-politisk forskning, kunskapsdelning och dialog genom skapandet av ett kunskapscentrum, ett politiskt rådgivningscenter och nätverk. Den strategiska riktningen för AERC 2020-2025 grundas och motiveras av Afrikas strävan efter inkluderande utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. Följande fyra viktiga aspekter driver AERC: s strategiska inriktning under perioden 2020--2025: 1. Säkerställa de framgångar som AERC hittills har gjort under sina 30 år avseende kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det nationalekonomiska området. 2. Utforska nya vägar för AERC:s hållbarhet och anpassa sig till en ny och föränderlig kontext för att uppnå målen. 3. Skala upp kapacitetsuppbyggnad och höja kvaliteten på forskarutbildningen samt stödja de samarbetande universiteten att öka sin förmåga att bygga forskarutbildningar som är hållbara. 4. Stärka AERC:s fokus och mandat när det gäller akademisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad, institutionell förstärkning genom ekonomisk forskning och forskarutbildning i Afrika och en interaktiv politisk påverkan. AERCs fundamental goal is to strengthen local capacity for independent, rigorous inquiry into problems pertinent to the management of African economies, through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 20202025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. Strategic themes The AERC has adopted a new theme-based approach, focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The 2020-2025 Strategic Themes are as follows: 1. High quality research and graduate training. 2. Achieve organizational sustainability. 3. Greater influence on economic policy. Strategic objectives The strategic objectives for the period 2020-2025 are as follows: Objective 1: Scale up inclusive capacity building in economic policy research and graduate training, to build a critical mass of economists in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 2: Strengthen and deepen national, regional and global linkages and partnerships for leadership in economic policy research and capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 3: Diversify resource and stakeholder-ship base of the AERC for long-term sustainability in capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 4: Enhance AERCs brand visibility and policy engagement to broaden reach and impact. Motivation for each strategic objective is provided in the AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, together with a set of proposed activities. IMPROVE QUALITY: Transforming the AERC capacity building model to strengthen the quality of research and training outputs At the end of the strategic period, AERC anticipates achieving the following three key outcomes whose progress will be tracked periodically against set targets: 1.1 Improved enabling environment for high-quality policy-oriented research 1.2 Improved researchers capability and dissemination capacity 1.3 Improved quality of graduate students In line with the strategic plan, the following is an update of progress made in the fiscal year 2023/2024 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector I AERCs strategiska plan är verksamheten indelad i tre teman: för det första, att stärka kvaliteten i forskningsproduktionen och för utbildningskomponenterna; för det andra, att säkerställa verksamhetens hållbarhet, både i termer av en stark organisation, en diversifierad finansieringsbas och att deltagandet i forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter är inkluderande; för det tredje, att öka policyinflytandet genom att främja genomslag för forskning om ekonomisk politik och föra dialog i rådgivande organ och nätverk. AERC har översiktligt, enligt sammanställningar i årsrapporten, nått de flesta av de kvantitativt satta målen för område 1 (kvalitet i forskning och utbildning), även om utfallet för kvinnliga doktorander och mastersstudenter är sämre (lägre fullföljandegrad osv) än för män; fullföljandegraden av forskarutbildningarna generellt är också möjligen jämförelsevis lågt (bland annat beroende på bristande finansiering). Vad gäller område 2 (organisatorisk hållbarhet) når man de flesta av de kvantitativa målen, enligt AERCs tabeller, men det finns en del svagheter som förmodligen speglar utmaningar som AERC mött under de senaste åren: dels krympande resurser på grund av neddragningar i biståndet från många håll, dels en period av interna svårigheter/problem (bland annat chefsbyten). För område 3 (det utåtriktade arbetet) pekar indikatorerna å ena sidan på att man nått ut som tänkt; man refererar bland annat till nedladdningar av nyhetsbrev, genomförda policy workshops osv, vilket förstås är ett uttryck för att forskarna i AERCs nätverk har inflytande och kontakter med aktörer som har nytta av forskningsrönen. Samtidigt är det är en uppförsbacke för nästan all samhällsrelevant forskning att ha inflytande på den politik som förs: politiken är ofta selektiv vad gäller evidens. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13183-13183A0101 Sweden The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a leading premier capacity building institution in the advancement of research and training to inform economic policies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over the last three decades, the AERC has implemented capacity building programmes through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 2020–2025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to: contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. The AERC has three primary components: research, training and policy outreach. The organization integrates economic policy research, postgraduate training and policy outreach within a network of researchers, universities and policy makers in Africa and worldwide. The AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan adopts a new approach with an overall strategic goal of capacity building for policy influence that takes a broader perspective, moving from an objectives-based approach to a theme-based approach and focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The plan presents new ways of engaging across the region through incubator projects for funders to consider throughout the multi-year planning period. The overall strategic objective for the planning cycle is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan Africa through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The AERC will focus on three key themes: i) Improving the quality of research outputs; ii) Ensuring sustainability by supporting institutional capacity of government entities, including think tanks, network universities, central banks, and research and policy institutes; and iii) Expanding influence by fostering the uptake of economic policy research, knowledge sharing and dialogue through the creation of a knowledge centre, policy advisory centre and networks. The AERC 2020-2025 strategic direction is grounded and motivated by Africa’s quest for inclusive development and poverty alleviation. The following four key aspects drive the strategic direction of the AERC in 2020-2025: 1. Protect the gains the AERC has so far made in its 30 year of capacity building. 2. Explore new avenues for sustainability of the AERC and adopt to a new and changing environment to achieve the goals. 3. Scale up capacity building and raise the quality of graduate training and support the network universities to raise their capacity to mount comprehensive graduate programmes sustainably in the future. 4. Strengthen the focus and driving force of the AERC regarding academic capacity building, institutional strengthening through economic research and graduate training in Africa and an interactive policy outreach. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) är en ledande institution för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom forskning och högre utbildning för att stärka den ekonomiska politiken i Afrika söder om Sahara. Under de senaste tre decennierna har AERC genomfört kapacitetsuppbyggnadsinsatser genom ett sammanhållet program som kombinerar nationalekonomisk forskning med forskarutbildning i nationalekonomi, med stöd av ett interaktivt program för kommunikation och påverkan. Det övergripande målet för AERC 2020-2025 är att bidra till ökad ekonomisk stabilitet och tillväxt i afrikanska länder söder om Sahara genom kapacitetsutveckling och forskning som stöder genomförandet av evidensbaserad ekonomisk politik. De två förväntade slutresultaten är: - Förbättrat samarbete och informationsutbyte om ekonomisk politik i hela Afrika. - Förbättrat proaktivt engagemang och politisk påverkan. AERC har tre huvudkomponenter: forskning, utbildning och politisk uppsökande verksamhet/påverkan. Organisationen integrerar ekonomisk politisk forskning, forskarutbildning och politisk påverkan genom ett nätverk av forskare, universitet och beslutsfattare i Afrika och i övriga delar av världen. Den strategiska planen för AERC 2020-2025 antar ett nytt tillvägagångssätt med ett övergripande strategiskt mål om kapacitetsuppbyggnad för politiskt inflytande som tar ett bredare grepp där man går från ett målbaserat tillvägagångssätt till ett temabaserat tillvägagångssätt och fokuserar på resultat och effektmätning. Den strategiska planen presenterar nya sätt att engagera sig över hela regionen genom inkubatorprojekt som finansiärer kan överväga under den fleråriga planeringsperioden. AERC kommer att fokusera på tre viktiga teman: i) förbättra kvaliteten på forskningsresultat; ii) säkerställa hållbarhet genom att stödja institutionell kapacitetsutveckling inom statliga organisationer, inklusive tankesmedjor, universitet, centralbanker samt forsknings- och policyinstitut. och iii) utvidga inflytandet genom att främja användandet av ekonomisk-politisk forskning, kunskapsdelning och dialog genom skapandet av ett kunskapscentrum, ett politiskt rådgivningscenter och nätverk. Den strategiska riktningen för AERC 2020-2025 grundas och motiveras av Afrikas strävan efter inkluderande utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. Följande fyra viktiga aspekter driver AERC: s strategiska inriktning under perioden 2020--2025: 1. Säkerställa de framgångar som AERC hittills har gjort under sina 30 år avseende kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det nationalekonomiska området. 2. Utforska nya vägar för AERC:s hållbarhet och anpassa sig till en ny och föränderlig kontext för att uppnå målen. 3. Skala upp kapacitetsuppbyggnad och höja kvaliteten på forskarutbildningen samt stödja de samarbetande universiteten att öka sin förmåga att bygga forskarutbildningar som är hållbara. 4. Stärka AERC:s fokus och mandat när det gäller akademisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad, institutionell förstärkning genom ekonomisk forskning och forskarutbildning i Afrika och en interaktiv politisk påverkan. AERCs fundamental goal is to strengthen local capacity for independent, rigorous inquiry into problems pertinent to the management of African economies, through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 20202025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. Strategic themes The AERC has adopted a new theme-based approach, focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The 2020-2025 Strategic Themes are as follows: 1. High quality research and graduate training. 2. Achieve organizational sustainability. 3. Greater influence on economic policy. Strategic objectives The strategic objectives for the period 2020-2025 are as follows: Objective 1: Scale up inclusive capacity building in economic policy research and graduate training, to build a critical mass of economists in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 2: Strengthen and deepen national, regional and global linkages and partnerships for leadership in economic policy research and capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 3: Diversify resource and stakeholder-ship base of the AERC for long-term sustainability in capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 4: Enhance AERCs brand visibility and policy engagement to broaden reach and impact. Motivation for each strategic objective is provided in the AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, together with a set of proposed activities. IMPROVE QUALITY: Transforming the AERC capacity building model to strengthen the quality of research and training outputs At the end of the strategic period, AERC anticipates achieving the following three key outcomes whose progress will be tracked periodically against set targets: 1.1 Improved enabling environment for high-quality policy-oriented research 1.2 Improved researchers capability and dissemination capacity 1.3 Improved quality of graduate students In line with the strategic plan, the following is an update of progress made in the fiscal year 2023/2024 Sweden AERC/African Economic Research Consortium Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 14500000 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 8500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23500000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 6000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 8500000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 9000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13183-13183A0102 Sweden The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a leading premier capacity building institution in the advancement of research and training to inform economic policies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over the last three decades, the AERC has implemented capacity building programmes through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 2020–2025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to: contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. The AERC has three primary components: research, training and policy outreach. The organization integrates economic policy research, postgraduate training and policy outreach within a network of researchers, universities and policy makers in Africa and worldwide. The AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan adopts a new approach with an overall strategic goal of capacity building for policy influence that takes a broader perspective, moving from an objectives-based approach to a theme-based approach and focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The plan presents new ways of engaging across the region through incubator projects for funders to consider throughout the multi-year planning period. The overall strategic objective for the planning cycle is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan Africa through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The AERC will focus on three key themes: i) Improving the quality of research outputs; ii) Ensuring sustainability by supporting institutional capacity of government entities, including think tanks, network universities, central banks, and research and policy institutes; and iii) Expanding influence by fostering the uptake of economic policy research, knowledge sharing and dialogue through the creation of a knowledge centre, policy advisory centre and networks. The AERC 2020-2025 strategic direction is grounded and motivated by Africa’s quest for inclusive development and poverty alleviation. The following four key aspects drive the strategic direction of the AERC in 2020-2025: 1. Protect the gains the AERC has so far made in its 30 year of capacity building. 2. Explore new avenues for sustainability of the AERC and adopt to a new and changing environment to achieve the goals. 3. Scale up capacity building and raise the quality of graduate training and support the network universities to raise their capacity to mount comprehensive graduate programmes sustainably in the future. 4. Strengthen the focus and driving force of the AERC regarding academic capacity building, institutional strengthening through economic research and graduate training in Africa and an interactive policy outreach. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) är en ledande institution för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom forskning och högre utbildning för att stärka den ekonomiska politiken i Afrika söder om Sahara. Under de senaste tre decennierna har AERC genomfört kapacitetsuppbyggnadsinsatser genom ett sammanhållet program som kombinerar nationalekonomisk forskning med forskarutbildning i nationalekonomi, med stöd av ett interaktivt program för kommunikation och påverkan. Det övergripande målet för AERC 2020-2025 är att bidra till ökad ekonomisk stabilitet och tillväxt i afrikanska länder söder om Sahara genom kapacitetsutveckling och forskning som stöder genomförandet av evidensbaserad ekonomisk politik. De två förväntade slutresultaten är: - Förbättrat samarbete och informationsutbyte om ekonomisk politik i hela Afrika. - Förbättrat proaktivt engagemang och politisk påverkan. AERC har tre huvudkomponenter: forskning, utbildning och politisk uppsökande verksamhet/påverkan. Organisationen integrerar ekonomisk politisk forskning, forskarutbildning och politisk påverkan genom ett nätverk av forskare, universitet och beslutsfattare i Afrika och i övriga delar av världen. Den strategiska planen för AERC 2020-2025 antar ett nytt tillvägagångssätt med ett övergripande strategiskt mål om kapacitetsuppbyggnad för politiskt inflytande som tar ett bredare grepp där man går från ett målbaserat tillvägagångssätt till ett temabaserat tillvägagångssätt och fokuserar på resultat och effektmätning. Den strategiska planen presenterar nya sätt att engagera sig över hela regionen genom inkubatorprojekt som finansiärer kan överväga under den fleråriga planeringsperioden. AERC kommer att fokusera på tre viktiga teman: i) förbättra kvaliteten på forskningsresultat; ii) säkerställa hållbarhet genom att stödja institutionell kapacitetsutveckling inom statliga organisationer, inklusive tankesmedjor, universitet, centralbanker samt forsknings- och policyinstitut. och iii) utvidga inflytandet genom att främja användandet av ekonomisk-politisk forskning, kunskapsdelning och dialog genom skapandet av ett kunskapscentrum, ett politiskt rådgivningscenter och nätverk. Den strategiska riktningen för AERC 2020-2025 grundas och motiveras av Afrikas strävan efter inkluderande utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. Följande fyra viktiga aspekter driver AERC: s strategiska inriktning under perioden 2020--2025: 1. Säkerställa de framgångar som AERC hittills har gjort under sina 30 år avseende kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det nationalekonomiska området. 2. Utforska nya vägar för AERC:s hållbarhet och anpassa sig till en ny och föränderlig kontext för att uppnå målen. 3. Skala upp kapacitetsuppbyggnad och höja kvaliteten på forskarutbildningen samt stödja de samarbetande universiteten att öka sin förmåga att bygga forskarutbildningar som är hållbara. 4. Stärka AERC:s fokus och mandat när det gäller akademisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad, institutionell förstärkning genom ekonomisk forskning och forskarutbildning i Afrika och en interaktiv politisk påverkan. AERCs fundamental goal is to strengthen local capacity for independent, rigorous inquiry into problems pertinent to the management of African economies, through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 20202025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. Strategic themes The AERC has adopted a new theme-based approach, focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The 2020-2025 Strategic Themes are as follows: 1. High quality research and graduate training. 2. Achieve organizational sustainability. 3. Greater influence on economic policy. Strategic objectives The strategic objectives for the period 2020-2025 are as follows: Objective 1: Scale up inclusive capacity building in economic policy research and graduate training, to build a critical mass of economists in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 2: Strengthen and deepen national, regional and global linkages and partnerships for leadership in economic policy research and capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 3: Diversify resource and stakeholder-ship base of the AERC for long-term sustainability in capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 4: Enhance AERCs brand visibility and policy engagement to broaden reach and impact. Motivation for each strategic objective is provided in the AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, together with a set of proposed activities. IMPROVE QUALITY: Transforming the AERC capacity building model to strengthen the quality of research and training outputs At the end of the strategic period, AERC anticipates achieving the following three key outcomes whose progress will be tracked periodically against set targets: 1.1 Improved enabling environment for high-quality policy-oriented research 1.2 Improved researchers capability and dissemination capacity 1.3 Improved quality of graduate students In line with the strategic plan, the following is an update of progress made in the fiscal year 2023/2024 Sweden AERC/African Economic Research Consortium Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 7500000 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 3500000 3500000 15000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 4000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 3500000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 4000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 3500000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13183-13183A0201 Sweden The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a leading premier capacity building institution in the advancement of research and training to inform economic policies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over the last three decades, the AERC has implemented capacity building programmes through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 2020–2025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to: contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. The AERC has three primary components: research, training and policy outreach. The organization integrates economic policy research, postgraduate training and policy outreach within a network of researchers, universities and policy makers in Africa and worldwide. The AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan adopts a new approach with an overall strategic goal of capacity building for policy influence that takes a broader perspective, moving from an objectives-based approach to a theme-based approach and focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The plan presents new ways of engaging across the region through incubator projects for funders to consider throughout the multi-year planning period. The overall strategic objective for the planning cycle is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan Africa through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The AERC will focus on three key themes: i) Improving the quality of research outputs; ii) Ensuring sustainability by supporting institutional capacity of government entities, including think tanks, network universities, central banks, and research and policy institutes; and iii) Expanding influence by fostering the uptake of economic policy research, knowledge sharing and dialogue through the creation of a knowledge centre, policy advisory centre and networks. The AERC 2020-2025 strategic direction is grounded and motivated by Africa’s quest for inclusive development and poverty alleviation. The following four key aspects drive the strategic direction of the AERC in 2020-2025: 1. Protect the gains the AERC has so far made in its 30 year of capacity building. 2. Explore new avenues for sustainability of the AERC and adopt to a new and changing environment to achieve the goals. 3. Scale up capacity building and raise the quality of graduate training and support the network universities to raise their capacity to mount comprehensive graduate programmes sustainably in the future. 4. Strengthen the focus and driving force of the AERC regarding academic capacity building, institutional strengthening through economic research and graduate training in Africa and an interactive policy outreach. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) är en ledande institution för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom forskning och högre utbildning för att stärka den ekonomiska politiken i Afrika söder om Sahara. Under de senaste tre decennierna har AERC genomfört kapacitetsuppbyggnadsinsatser genom ett sammanhållet program som kombinerar nationalekonomisk forskning med forskarutbildning i nationalekonomi, med stöd av ett interaktivt program för kommunikation och påverkan. Det övergripande målet för AERC 2020-2025 är att bidra till ökad ekonomisk stabilitet och tillväxt i afrikanska länder söder om Sahara genom kapacitetsutveckling och forskning som stöder genomförandet av evidensbaserad ekonomisk politik. De två förväntade slutresultaten är: - Förbättrat samarbete och informationsutbyte om ekonomisk politik i hela Afrika. - Förbättrat proaktivt engagemang och politisk påverkan. AERC har tre huvudkomponenter: forskning, utbildning och politisk uppsökande verksamhet/påverkan. Organisationen integrerar ekonomisk politisk forskning, forskarutbildning och politisk påverkan genom ett nätverk av forskare, universitet och beslutsfattare i Afrika och i övriga delar av världen. Den strategiska planen för AERC 2020-2025 antar ett nytt tillvägagångssätt med ett övergripande strategiskt mål om kapacitetsuppbyggnad för politiskt inflytande som tar ett bredare grepp där man går från ett målbaserat tillvägagångssätt till ett temabaserat tillvägagångssätt och fokuserar på resultat och effektmätning. Den strategiska planen presenterar nya sätt att engagera sig över hela regionen genom inkubatorprojekt som finansiärer kan överväga under den fleråriga planeringsperioden. AERC kommer att fokusera på tre viktiga teman: i) förbättra kvaliteten på forskningsresultat; ii) säkerställa hållbarhet genom att stödja institutionell kapacitetsutveckling inom statliga organisationer, inklusive tankesmedjor, universitet, centralbanker samt forsknings- och policyinstitut. och iii) utvidga inflytandet genom att främja användandet av ekonomisk-politisk forskning, kunskapsdelning och dialog genom skapandet av ett kunskapscentrum, ett politiskt rådgivningscenter och nätverk. Den strategiska riktningen för AERC 2020-2025 grundas och motiveras av Afrikas strävan efter inkluderande utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. Följande fyra viktiga aspekter driver AERC: s strategiska inriktning under perioden 2020--2025: 1. Säkerställa de framgångar som AERC hittills har gjort under sina 30 år avseende kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det nationalekonomiska området. 2. Utforska nya vägar för AERC:s hållbarhet och anpassa sig till en ny och föränderlig kontext för att uppnå målen. 3. Skala upp kapacitetsuppbyggnad och höja kvaliteten på forskarutbildningen samt stödja de samarbetande universiteten att öka sin förmåga att bygga forskarutbildningar som är hållbara. 4. Stärka AERC:s fokus och mandat när det gäller akademisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad, institutionell förstärkning genom ekonomisk forskning och forskarutbildning i Afrika och en interaktiv politisk påverkan. AERCs fundamental goal is to strengthen local capacity for independent, rigorous inquiry into problems pertinent to the management of African economies, through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 20202025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. Strategic themes The AERC has adopted a new theme-based approach, focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The 2020-2025 Strategic Themes are as follows: 1. High quality research and graduate training. 2. Achieve organizational sustainability. 3. Greater influence on economic policy. Strategic objectives The strategic objectives for the period 2020-2025 are as follows: Objective 1: Scale up inclusive capacity building in economic policy research and graduate training, to build a critical mass of economists in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 2: Strengthen and deepen national, regional and global linkages and partnerships for leadership in economic policy research and capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 3: Diversify resource and stakeholder-ship base of the AERC for long-term sustainability in capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 4: Enhance AERCs brand visibility and policy engagement to broaden reach and impact. Motivation for each strategic objective is provided in the AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, together with a set of proposed activities. IMPROVE QUALITY: Transforming the AERC capacity building model to strengthen the quality of research and training outputs At the end of the strategic period, AERC anticipates achieving the following three key outcomes whose progress will be tracked periodically against set targets: 1.1 Improved enabling environment for high-quality policy-oriented research 1.2 Improved researchers capability and dissemination capacity 1.3 Improved quality of graduate students In line with the strategic plan, the following is an update of progress made in the fiscal year 2023/2024 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 556620 194833 136300 229125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 229125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 556620 194833 136300 0 0 1116878 Cowater International Sweden AB 556620.2 Cowater International Sweden AB 194832.5 Cowater International Sweden AB 136300 Cowater International Sweden AB 229125 Cowater International Sweden AB Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13301 Sweden Integration of environment and climate in all development cooperation ensures a more sustainable development. Sida has therefore established several tools to support integration of environment in the development cooperation. Sida's environment helpdesk is one such function. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to strengthen the integration of environment&climate in Sida's contributions, through the support from the environment helpdesk. Integrering av miljö&klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö&klimat i Sidas insatser. Integrering av miljö och klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö och klimat i Sidas insatser. En planerad budget för helpdeskfunktionen har upprättats, baserad på en bedömning av efterfrågan, men inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger inom insatsen helt och hållet är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande nio kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd 9) Lärande Sida kommer kontinuerligt följa upp genomförandet för att säkerställa kvaliteten och nyttan för verksamheten, så att målet med stärkt miljöintegrering uppnås. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Environmental policy and administrative management Administrative Costs of Donors General Environment Protection Helpdesken är en stödfunktion för Sidas personal och partners. Miljöhelpdeskens arbete är enbart efterfrågestyrt och svarar upp mot de beställningar som kommer från Sida. Uppnådda resultat är därmed de leveranser de gör på beställningar. Då helpdeskens uppdrag är brett inom miljö och klimat så är insatsens resultat relevanta för samtliga mål inom strategin för globala miljösamarbeten 2022-2026. Ackumulerat under året utförde Helpdesken 153 nya uppdrag, motsvarande 5 997 timmar. Den allmänna efterfrågan på helpeskens tjänster minskade något under 2024 jämfört med 2023, både vad gäller antalet "nya" förfrågningar och "antal arbetade timmar". Det har antagits av Helpdesken att den lägre efterfrågan är relaterad till omorganisationen på Sida under 2024 och specifikt kopplad till den senare delen av året. Exempel på genomförda uppdrag 2025 2025-053. Kartläggning av globala aktörer inom vattenområdet Syfte: (GLOBAL/KLIMAT) begärde tillsammans med andra kollegor att Helpdesken skulle genomföra en kartläggning i syfte att identifiera potentiellt relevanta aktörer att samarbeta med när det gäller vattenresurser, WASH och andra relaterade strategiska prioriteringar för Sida. Ett krav var att kartläggningen skulle omfatta organisationer med ett globalt eller flerländersperspektiv. Rent regionala och/eller nationella aktörer ingick inte i uppdraget. Resultat/Slutsatser: Kartläggningen, som genomfördes som en skrivbordsstudie, resulterade i två leveranser: Ett Excel-ark som omfattade 68 aktörer där aspekter såsom potential för klimatanpassning och klimatbegränsning, engagemang från den privata sektorn, mobilisering av kapital etc. ingick. Baserat på denna bredare kartläggning tog Helpdesk fram en kortare rapport där 11 aktörer lyftes fram som kunde vara av särskilt intresse för Sida. 2025-088. NDC-partnerskapet Syfte: (GLOBAL/KLIMAT) bad Helpdesken att bistå Sida med att granska de dokument som NDC-partnerskapet tagit fram under året. Dokumenten omfattade riskmatrisen, planen för övervakning och utvärdering (M&E) samt därefter M&E-ramverket. Resultat/slutsatser: Helpdesken konstaterar att NDCP var lyhörd för förslag och att den senaste versionen av M&E-ramverksdokumentet var väl utarbetat, tydligt och i enlighet med gängse praxis för resultatbaserad förvaltning. Helpdesken rekommenderar att: NDCP definierar vissa av M&E-begreppen och -metoderna för att förbättra informationens användbarhet och göra jämförelser (mellan länder och/eller år) mer genomförbara och relevanta; att partnernas självbedömning kan valideras i de externa utvärderingarna efter halva tiden och i slutet; och att NDCP reflekterar över M&E-ramverkets användbarhet och lämplighet när det väl har testats (till exempel i MTR). 2025-036. Klimat och sårbarhetsanalys Syfte: (RESULTAT/TEMA1) bad Helpdesk att ta fram en analys av klimatrelaterad sårbarhet i de regioner där Sida är verksamt. Genom en genomgång av befintlig forskningslitteratur och grå litteratur har en rapport på svenska tagits fram, där klimat- och sårbarhetsrisker kopplade till Sidas verksamhet samt de förväntade utmaningarna i regionerna och sektorerna beskrivs. Rapporten kommer att bidra till den uppdaterade klimat- och sårbarhetsanalysen, som kommer att användas för att ompröva inriktningen och utformningen av Sidas klimatanpassningsarbete och tjäna som underlag för att fastställa mål för myndighetens anpassningsarbete. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13301-13301A0104 Sweden Integration of environment and climate in all development cooperation ensures a more sustainable development. Sida has therefore established several tools to support integration of environment in the development cooperation. Sida's environment helpdesk is one such function. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to strengthen the integration of environment&climate in Sida's contributions, through the support from the environment helpdesk. Integrering av miljö&klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö&klimat i Sidas insatser. Integrering av miljö och klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö och klimat i Sidas insatser. En planerad budget för helpdeskfunktionen har upprättats, baserad på en bedömning av efterfrågan, men inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger inom insatsen helt och hållet är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande nio kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd 9) Lärande Sida kommer kontinuerligt följa upp genomförandet för att säkerställa kvaliteten och nyttan för verksamheten, så att målet med stärkt miljöintegrering uppnås. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11855695 10351917 10393534 3861748 0 0 0 0 0 -318197 0 8399685 0 -49944 0 -0.0000000002 0 0 -4041733 3456010 2851704.9999999991 3550040 0 3806778 4041733.0000000014 4103721 0 3799760 2703037 -0.0000000001 4160298.9999999991 0 0 36462894 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 8399685 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3456010 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -318197 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3806778 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 2703037 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4160299 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -49944 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3550040 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 2851705 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4041733 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4103721 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -4041733 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3799760 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13301-13301A0106 Sweden Integration of environment and climate in all development cooperation ensures a more sustainable development. Sida has therefore established several tools to support integration of environment in the development cooperation. Sida's environment helpdesk is one such function. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to strengthen the integration of environment&climate in Sida's contributions, through the support from the environment helpdesk. Integrering av miljö&klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö&klimat i Sidas insatser. Integrering av miljö och klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö och klimat i Sidas insatser. En planerad budget för helpdeskfunktionen har upprättats, baserad på en bedömning av efterfrågan, men inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger inom insatsen helt och hållet är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande nio kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd 9) Lärande Sida kommer kontinuerligt följa upp genomförandet för att säkerställa kvaliteten och nyttan för verksamheten, så att målet med stärkt miljöintegrering uppnås. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7494580 -31831 3194982 0 0 4299598 -31831 0 0 7462749 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3194982 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4299598 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -31831 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13301-13301A0201 Sweden Integration of environment and climate in all development cooperation ensures a more sustainable development. Sida has therefore established several tools to support integration of environment in the development cooperation. Sida's environment helpdesk is one such function. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to strengthen the integration of environment&climate in Sida's contributions, through the support from the environment helpdesk. Integrering av miljö&klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö&klimat i Sidas insatser. Integrering av miljö och klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö och klimat i Sidas insatser. En planerad budget för helpdeskfunktionen har upprättats, baserad på en bedömning av efterfrågan, men inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger inom insatsen helt och hållet är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande nio kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd 9) Lärande Sida kommer kontinuerligt följa upp genomförandet för att säkerställa kvaliteten och nyttan för verksamheten, så att målet med stärkt miljöintegrering uppnås. Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 397520 0 0 397520 397520 NIRAS Sweden AB 397520 NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13304 Sweden The Council of Europe has applied to Sida for funding of 8 600 000 SEK SEK to carry out the programme "CoE Enhancing the Effectiveness of Civil Monitoring Boards (CMBs) in line with European Standards" in Turkey during the period June 2019 to May 2022. The quality and effectiveness of the CBMs have been critizised in the EUs yearly progress reports. The CBMs are established in Turkish law as a mechanism of civilian oversight of conditions in Trukish prisons and detention centerns. The intervention aims to contribute to a safer society that provides full protection of the rights and dignity of persons deprived of their liberty by enhancing the prison monitoring practices in Turkey applying Council of Europe standards and best practices The independence and efficiency of the CMBs will be further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring. CMB members will benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system The intervention’s total budget is 1 600 000 EUR, out of which the Turkish Ministry of Justice will contribute 200 000 EUR, the Human Rights Trust Fund of the Council of Europe will contribute 324 000 EUR, the Government of Switzerland will contribute 200 000 CHF, the Government of Canada will contribute 50 000 EUR. Europarådet har ansökt om bidrag från Sida om 8 600 000 SEK för att kunna genomföra en insats för att öka effektiviteten i de civila insynskommittéerna (civil monitoring boards) med uppgift att utöva tillsyn i turkiska fängelser och häkten i linje med europeisk standard under perioden juni 2019 till maj 2022. Kvalitén och effektiviteten i kommittéerna har kritiserats i EU:s årliga framstegsrapporter om Turkiet. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till ett tryggare samhälle som skyddar de mänskliga rättigheterna för frihetsberövade personer genom att stärka insynen i fängelser/häkten genom att använda Europarådets standards och god praxis. Självständigheten och effektiviteten hos dessa civila insynskommittéer ska stärkas genom förbättra objektiviteten och transparensen i deras arbete. Kommitté-medlemmarna ska få tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad samordning dem emellan för att öka kvalitén i detta system för medborgerlig insyn. Insatsens totala budget är 1 600 000 EUR. Turkiska justitieministeriet skall bidra med 200 000 EUR, Europarådets fond for mänskliga rättigheter bidrar med 324 000 EUR, Schweiz bidrar med 200 000 CHF, Kanada bidrar med 50 000 EUR. The theory of change for the intervention is to attain independence and efficiency of CMB and increase their capacity on tools and mechanisms for an objective, transparent and quality civic monitoring. Objectives of intervention 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Prisons Government & Civil Society-general 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework A legislative study has been conducted proposing amendments to the CMBs' legislative framework. The proposed changes, were partially adopted by the Grand National Assembly in June 2021. Some of these proposals were also integrated into the Ministry of Justice's 2021 Human Rights Action Plan. -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices A new Prison Monitoring Toolkit was developed and approved by the authorities to enhance the effectiveness of CMBs by aligning their working methodology and tools with Council of Europe (CoE) standards. 395 representatives from various CMBs in Turkey (comprising 53% of all CMB members) received training on the new toolkit. Prison visits were conducted to test the toolkit on categories of prisoners, including women, juvenile, foreigners, and LGBTI. Three tailor-made prison monitoring handbooks were created and approved for specific stakeholders: 1. Penitentiary Institution and Prison Controllers, and Justice Inspectors; 2. Judges and Prosecutors; and 3. Ombudsman Institution and National Preventive Mechanism (NPM). 2250 handbooks were printed in Turkish and distributed to courthouses, chief public prosecutor offices, CSOs, and other external prison monitoring mechanisms. A total of 57,000 leaflets were printed and disseminated to 133 courthouses, 458 prisons, 81 local bar associations, 65 local medical chambers, civil society organisations and other external prison monitoring mechanisms. 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. A webpage and forum is now operational for CMB members to use where they exchange ideas and inform each other. The national adaptation of the HELP course on the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT). -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. The project brought together different prison control and evaluation mechanisms; NHRI, Ombudsman, judges and prosecutors all had a chance to come together with CMBs on different occasions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13304-13304A0101 Sweden The Council of Europe has applied to Sida for funding of 8 600 000 SEK SEK to carry out the programme "CoE Enhancing the Effectiveness of Civil Monitoring Boards (CMBs) in line with European Standards" in Turkey during the period June 2019 to May 2022. The quality and effectiveness of the CBMs have been critizised in the EUs yearly progress reports. The CBMs are established in Turkish law as a mechanism of civilian oversight of conditions in Trukish prisons and detention centerns. The intervention aims to contribute to a safer society that provides full protection of the rights and dignity of persons deprived of their liberty by enhancing the prison monitoring practices in Turkey applying Council of Europe standards and best practices The independence and efficiency of the CMBs will be further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring. CMB members will benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system The intervention’s total budget is 1 600 000 EUR, out of which the Turkish Ministry of Justice will contribute 200 000 EUR, the Human Rights Trust Fund of the Council of Europe will contribute 324 000 EUR, the Government of Switzerland will contribute 200 000 CHF, the Government of Canada will contribute 50 000 EUR. Europarådet har ansökt om bidrag från Sida om 8 600 000 SEK för att kunna genomföra en insats för att öka effektiviteten i de civila insynskommittéerna (civil monitoring boards) med uppgift att utöva tillsyn i turkiska fängelser och häkten i linje med europeisk standard under perioden juni 2019 till maj 2022. Kvalitén och effektiviteten i kommittéerna har kritiserats i EU:s årliga framstegsrapporter om Turkiet. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till ett tryggare samhälle som skyddar de mänskliga rättigheterna för frihetsberövade personer genom att stärka insynen i fängelser/häkten genom att använda Europarådets standards och god praxis. Självständigheten och effektiviteten hos dessa civila insynskommittéer ska stärkas genom förbättra objektiviteten och transparensen i deras arbete. Kommitté-medlemmarna ska få tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad samordning dem emellan för att öka kvalitén i detta system för medborgerlig insyn. Insatsens totala budget är 1 600 000 EUR. Turkiska justitieministeriet skall bidra med 200 000 EUR, Europarådets fond for mänskliga rättigheter bidrar med 324 000 EUR, Schweiz bidrar med 200 000 CHF, Kanada bidrar med 50 000 EUR. The theory of change for the intervention is to attain independence and efficiency of CMB and increase their capacity on tools and mechanisms for an objective, transparent and quality civic monitoring. Objectives of intervention 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3600000 0 0 0 0 0 3600000 0 3600000 COE/Council of Europe 3600000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: A public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms to the EU integration process with emphasis on fundamental rights Turkiet: En offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet med tonvikt på grundläggande rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13304-13304A0102 Sweden The Council of Europe has applied to Sida for funding of 8 600 000 SEK SEK to carry out the programme "CoE Enhancing the Effectiveness of Civil Monitoring Boards (CMBs) in line with European Standards" in Turkey during the period June 2019 to May 2022. The quality and effectiveness of the CBMs have been critizised in the EUs yearly progress reports. The CBMs are established in Turkish law as a mechanism of civilian oversight of conditions in Trukish prisons and detention centerns. The intervention aims to contribute to a safer society that provides full protection of the rights and dignity of persons deprived of their liberty by enhancing the prison monitoring practices in Turkey applying Council of Europe standards and best practices The independence and efficiency of the CMBs will be further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring. CMB members will benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system The intervention’s total budget is 1 600 000 EUR, out of which the Turkish Ministry of Justice will contribute 200 000 EUR, the Human Rights Trust Fund of the Council of Europe will contribute 324 000 EUR, the Government of Switzerland will contribute 200 000 CHF, the Government of Canada will contribute 50 000 EUR. Europarådet har ansökt om bidrag från Sida om 8 600 000 SEK för att kunna genomföra en insats för att öka effektiviteten i de civila insynskommittéerna (civil monitoring boards) med uppgift att utöva tillsyn i turkiska fängelser och häkten i linje med europeisk standard under perioden juni 2019 till maj 2022. Kvalitén och effektiviteten i kommittéerna har kritiserats i EU:s årliga framstegsrapporter om Turkiet. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till ett tryggare samhälle som skyddar de mänskliga rättigheterna för frihetsberövade personer genom att stärka insynen i fängelser/häkten genom att använda Europarådets standards och god praxis. Självständigheten och effektiviteten hos dessa civila insynskommittéer ska stärkas genom förbättra objektiviteten och transparensen i deras arbete. Kommitté-medlemmarna ska få tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad samordning dem emellan för att öka kvalitén i detta system för medborgerlig insyn. Insatsens totala budget är 1 600 000 EUR. Turkiska justitieministeriet skall bidra med 200 000 EUR, Europarådets fond for mänskliga rättigheter bidrar med 324 000 EUR, Schweiz bidrar med 200 000 CHF, Kanada bidrar med 50 000 EUR. The theory of change for the intervention is to attain independence and efficiency of CMB and increase their capacity on tools and mechanisms for an objective, transparent and quality civic monitoring. Objectives of intervention 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2870328 0 2500000 0 0 2870328 -0.0000000002 5370328 COE/Council of Europe 2500000 COE/Council of Europe 2870328 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: A public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms to the EU integration process with emphasis on fundamental rights Turkiet: En offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet med tonvikt på grundläggande rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13304-13304A0103 Sweden The Council of Europe has applied to Sida for funding of 8 600 000 SEK SEK to carry out the programme "CoE Enhancing the Effectiveness of Civil Monitoring Boards (CMBs) in line with European Standards" in Turkey during the period June 2019 to May 2022. The quality and effectiveness of the CBMs have been critizised in the EUs yearly progress reports. The CBMs are established in Turkish law as a mechanism of civilian oversight of conditions in Trukish prisons and detention centerns. The intervention aims to contribute to a safer society that provides full protection of the rights and dignity of persons deprived of their liberty by enhancing the prison monitoring practices in Turkey applying Council of Europe standards and best practices The independence and efficiency of the CMBs will be further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring. CMB members will benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system The intervention’s total budget is 1 600 000 EUR, out of which the Turkish Ministry of Justice will contribute 200 000 EUR, the Human Rights Trust Fund of the Council of Europe will contribute 324 000 EUR, the Government of Switzerland will contribute 200 000 CHF, the Government of Canada will contribute 50 000 EUR. Europarådet har ansökt om bidrag från Sida om 8 600 000 SEK för att kunna genomföra en insats för att öka effektiviteten i de civila insynskommittéerna (civil monitoring boards) med uppgift att utöva tillsyn i turkiska fängelser och häkten i linje med europeisk standard under perioden juni 2019 till maj 2022. Kvalitén och effektiviteten i kommittéerna har kritiserats i EU:s årliga framstegsrapporter om Turkiet. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till ett tryggare samhälle som skyddar de mänskliga rättigheterna för frihetsberövade personer genom att stärka insynen i fängelser/häkten genom att använda Europarådets standards och god praxis. Självständigheten och effektiviteten hos dessa civila insynskommittéer ska stärkas genom förbättra objektiviteten och transparensen i deras arbete. Kommitté-medlemmarna ska få tillgång till utbildning och förbättrad samordning dem emellan för att öka kvalitén i detta system för medborgerlig insyn. Insatsens totala budget är 1 600 000 EUR. Turkiska justitieministeriet skall bidra med 200 000 EUR, Europarådets fond for mänskliga rättigheter bidrar med 324 000 EUR, Schweiz bidrar med 200 000 CHF, Kanada bidrar med 50 000 EUR. The theory of change for the intervention is to attain independence and efficiency of CMB and increase their capacity on tools and mechanisms for an objective, transparent and quality civic monitoring. Objectives of intervention 1-The independence and efficiency of the CMBs further strengthened, improving the objectiveness and transparency in prison monitoring -The CMBs functional and operational independence enhanced in line with the international standards by revising its regulatory framework -The CMBs effectiveness improved by further developing, unifying and aligning their working methodology and tools with CoE standards and best European practices 2-CMB members benefit from sustainable training provision and internal coordination, improving the quality of the civic monitoring system -The capacities of the CMB members enhanced by increasing their knowledge and skills in conducting prison monitoring in line with the CoE standards and good European practices. -The CMBs internal coordination and communication with external control mechanisms improved. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -415805 -415805 -415805 COE/Council of Europe -415804.82 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 Turkey: Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law Turkiet: Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens prlnciper Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13305 Sweden Support to International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) a global network of more than 190 human rights organisations from 117 countries. FIDH works for the promotion of human rights, women's rights, migrants'rights and rule of law and for the protection of human rights defenders. Kärnstöd till FIDH, International Federation for Human Rights, för perioden 2021- 2024. FIDH är en federation bestående av 192 MR-organisationer från 117 länder. FIDH verkar för att skydda och upprätthålla de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de uttrycks i FN's deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna och de centrala konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. FIDH riktar sig både mot ansvarsbärare och rättighetsbärare. Under strategiperioden 2017-2022 prioriterar man sju områden: stöd till MR-försvarare; stärkt demokrati och ökade friheter; kvinnors rättigheter; migranterns rättighteter; LGBTI-personer rättigheter; kampen mot straffrihet; och mänskliga rättigheter och företagande. I Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden America, regional Africa, regional Central Asia, regional Middle East, regional Developing countries, unspecified Asia, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-13305-13305A0101 Sweden Support to International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) a global network of more than 190 human rights organisations from 117 countries. FIDH works for the promotion of human rights, women's rights, migrants'rights and rule of law and for the protection of human rights defenders. Kärnstöd till FIDH, International Federation for Human Rights, för perioden 2021- 2024. FIDH är en federation bestående av 192 MR-organisationer från 117 länder. FIDH verkar för att skydda och upprätthålla de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de uttrycks i FN's deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna och de centrala konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. FIDH riktar sig både mot ansvarsbärare och rättighetsbärare. Under strategiperioden 2017-2022 prioriterar man sju områden: stöd till MR-försvarare; stärkt demokrati och ökade friheter; kvinnors rättigheter; migranterns rättighteter; LGBTI-personer rättigheter; kampen mot straffrihet; och mänskliga rättigheter och företagande. I Sweden FIDH/Federation for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FIDH/Federation for Human Rights 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 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Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for human rights through a focus on freedom of association and assembly for all, including for civil society and in the working life, nationally, regionally and locally, in urban as well as rural environments. Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna genom fokus på förenings- och församlingsfriheten för alla, inklusive för civilsamhället och i arbetslivet, nationellt, regionalt och lokalt, i urbana såväl som rurala miljöer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law, including the independence of courts and access to justice for the individual. Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13305-13305A0102 Sweden Support to International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) a global network of more than 190 human rights organisations from 117 countries. FIDH works for the promotion of human rights, women's rights, migrants'rights and rule of law and for the protection of human rights defenders. Kärnstöd till FIDH, International Federation for Human Rights, för perioden 2021- 2024. FIDH är en federation bestående av 192 MR-organisationer från 117 länder. FIDH verkar för att skydda och upprätthålla de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de uttrycks i FN's deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna och de centrala konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. FIDH riktar sig både mot ansvarsbärare och rättighetsbärare. Under strategiperioden 2017-2022 prioriterar man sju områden: stöd till MR-försvarare; stärkt demokrati och ökade friheter; kvinnors rättigheter; migranterns rättighteter; LGBTI-personer rättigheter; kampen mot straffrihet; och mänskliga rättigheter och företagande. I Sweden FIDH/Federation for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FIDH/Federation for Human Rights 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 -500000 0 0 0 -500000 6000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 9500000 FIDH/Federation for Human Rights 6000000 FIDH/Federation for Human Rights 4000000 FIDH/Federation for Human Rights -500000 FIDH/Federation for Human Rights Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strong and sustainable democracies, including strengthened conditions for free and fair elections, legally certain and effective institutions and strengthened democracy movements. Starka och uthålliga demokratier, inklusive stärkta förutsättningar för fria och rättvisa val, rättssäkra och effektiva institutioner och stärkta demokratirörelser. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened defence of freedom of expression, free and independent media, and an inclusive, open, free, and secure internet where human rights and freedoms are respected, and increased security for independent journalists and media workers. Stärkt försvar av yttrandefriheten, fria och oberoende medier och ett inkluderande öppet, fritt och säkert internet där mänskliga fri- och rättigheter respekteras, samt ökad säkerhet för oberoende journalister och mediearbetare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for due process, accountability and freedom from corruption, and increased protection of actors in the judicial system. Stärkta förutsättningar för rättssäkerhet och ansvarsutkrävande och frihet från korruption, samt ökat skydd av rättsväsendets aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13305-13305A0201 Sweden Support to International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) a global network of more than 190 human rights organisations from 117 countries. FIDH works for the promotion of human rights, women's rights, migrants'rights and rule of law and for the protection of human rights defenders. Kärnstöd till FIDH, International Federation for Human Rights, för perioden 2021- 2024. FIDH är en federation bestående av 192 MR-organisationer från 117 länder. FIDH verkar för att skydda och upprätthålla de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de uttrycks i FN's deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna och de centrala konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. FIDH riktar sig både mot ansvarsbärare och rättighetsbärare. Under strategiperioden 2017-2022 prioriterar man sju områden: stöd till MR-försvarare; stärkt demokrati och ökade friheter; kvinnors rättigheter; migranterns rättighteter; LGBTI-personer rättigheter; kampen mot straffrihet; och mänskliga rättigheter och företagande. I Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law, including the independence of courts and access to justice for the individual. Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13346 Sweden Support to peace initiatives Afghanistan Stöd till fredsinitiativ Afghanistan Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security SE-0-SE-6-13346-13346A0101 Sweden Support to peace initiatives Afghanistan Stöd till fredsinitiativ Afghanistan Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 2000000 2000000 UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 2000000 UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of women and children to enjoy their human rights Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och flickors möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13346-13346A0102 Sweden Support to peace initiatives Afghanistan Stöd till fredsinitiativ Afghanistan Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -90971 0 -90971.02 UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13346-13346A0103 Sweden Support to peace initiatives Afghanistan Stöd till fredsinitiativ Afghanistan Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -36693 -36692.97 UNAMA/United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13401 Sweden In September 2015, Sida approved a proposal from Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden, to implement a programme called Protected Areas for Nature and People (PA4NP) together with WWF Adria. This contribution is a follow up to the first phase of the program. The title for this contribution is: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. The overarching aim is to ensure effective and financially viable Protected Areas (PA) supported through community and CSO inclusive engagement. The contribution addresses two broad issues – the effectiveness in the implementation of regulations linked to PAs and showcasing benefits of PA to the general public. The project is regional and will be implemented in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia. The contribution is expected to address how protected areas can be better managed and how to enable participation of local people with a specific focus on women in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas in Western Balkan. Moreover WWF is planning to use the project to mobilise civil society and provide platforms (within and between countries) for actors including community groups to share views on management of protected areas. The suggested contribution will employ a range of different methods to reconcile diverging views connected with the mismanagement of protected areas. This contribution is in line with the Swedish Reform Strategy for Eastern Europe and Western Balkan by contributing in broader terms to the EU reform and specifically to result area 3 targeting the results: Enhanced environmental responsibility among the general public, the business sector and civil society and the result on Partner countries increase compliance with EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. It is also envisioned that the contribution by focusing on assessing public administration and accountability regarding protected area management and means to combat illegal activities in protected areas will contribute to result area 2. I september 2015 beslutade Sida om en ny insats med Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden: Protected Areas for Nature and People 2015-2019, som implementerades tillsammans med WWF Adria. Denna insats är en uppföljning av programmets första fas. Titeln för projektet är: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. Det övergripande syftet är att säkerställa effektiv implementering av regelverk kopplat till naturskyddade områden. Insatsen behandlar två breda frågor - genomförandet av förordningar kopplade till naturskyddade områden och att visa fördelarna med naturskyddade områden för allmänheten. Projektet är regionalt och kommer att genomföras i Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbien och norra Makedonien. Insatsen förväntas adressera hanteringen av naturskyddade områden och hur lokalbefolkningen med särskilt fokus på kvinnor kan delta i beslutsprocesserna kopplat till förvaltningen av naturskyddade områden på Västra Balkan. Insatsen förväntas även bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av civilsamhällesaktörer som arbetar med miljö/klimat på Västra Balkan. Insatsen är i linje med den svenska reformstrategin för Östeuropa och Västra Balkan genom att bidra i bredare termer till EU-reformen och specifikt till resultatområde 3: Förstärkt miljöansvar bland allmänheten, näringslivet och det civila samhället och Resultatet med fokus på att partnerländerna ökar efterlevnaden av EU: s förordningar och internationella avtal om miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen förutses också att bidra till resultatområde 2 genom arbetet med ökat deltagande i förvaltning och ansvarsutkrävande beträffande ohållbar förvaltning av skyddade områden. Preserve biodiversity in the Western Balkans and secure well-being for all current and future generations. Objective 1: Improved and/or better implementation of national policies for management of protected areas, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and  through advocacy and national civil society organisation platforms. Objective 2: Raised awareness on biodiversity and active citizenship amongst public and decision-makers through educational programmes. Objective 3: Decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or in-actions in relation to nature through engaged civil society and media. Objective 4: Opportunities for sustainable development in and around protected areas among local community members, with a special attention given to inclusion of underrepresented groups such as youth women, elderly and ethnic minorities. Objective 5. Increased community participation, emphasizing gender equality. The contribution will address how protected areas can be better managed and on how local communities can participate in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas, PA, in Western Balkan. The contribution will target regional, national and local level. By spreading knowledge about the economic and social values of biodiversity, as well as the importance for climate adaptation and mitigation, the ambition is to obtain better protection for and management of protected areas.  Regional and national platforms will be used to address gaps in policy framework linked to management of PA involving key actors from civil society and authorities.  WWF will empower PA staff and the local school to collaborate on joint education projects. This will be done in Serbia, Montenegro and BiH. The first approach is to ensure that PA management develop education programmes for their staff, the second to ensure that schoolteachers are trained in education for sustainable development within a program that brings together students teachers and PA staff to learn together. The third approach is to engage relevant decision-makers in the ministries of the educational sector to promote education in sustainable development. WWF will continue to build capacity of civil society organisations in the Region. Small grants will be provided for specified activities.  WWF also seeks to raise awareness about corruption and environmental crimes by empowering civil society and media in their roles as a watchdogs.      Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro North Macedonia Serbia Kosovo Europe, regional Bio-diversity General Environment Protection The Policy Outcome (previously called Objective 1) focused on building the platforms and engaging with decision-makers and interested parties to improve policies and legislation that govern and significantly impact the management of protected areas and biodiversity protection. The outcome impacted both national and regional work. According to the final report, the main achievements of the outcome include: - Increased knowledge on shortcomings in PA management (legislation and strategy); - Roadmap with clear advocacy targets for North Macedonia created; - Content for improving management of PAs in North Macedonia and Kosovo provided; - Four bad practices in Serbias protected areas stopped; - 12 policy processes on biodiversity conservation influenced; - Waters Act in Serbia stopped and removed from legislative procedure; - Cooperation for the establishment of Dinaric Regional Platform Initiative started; - 6 national Coalition 27 groups established and supported to monitor countrys progression towards EU in the area of environment and climate change; - Regional Coalition 27 established to exchange knowledge on EU accession in the area of environment and climate change. The Education Outcome (Objective 2) focused on creating and delivering education programs through cooperation between protected areas and schools, including kindergarten teachers in environmental education and ensuring the professional development of teachers through WWF educational programs. Main achievements according to the final report include: - 12 protected areas are delivering high quality educational programs across the region; - 78 schools have created long-term partnerships on education with protected areas in their communities; - 2491 students learned on nature and environment through educational projects between schools and PAs, increased their knowledge and interest in biodiversity; - Educators and teachers in elementary schools have increased skills and knowledge on educational projects with PAs and show higher levels of readiness to conduct such programs in the future; - 3 professional education programs for teachers are accredited and publicly available for teachers in Serbia. The Transparency and Accountability Outcome (Objective 3) focused on ensuring that decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or inaction relative to the management of protected areas and use of natural resources. The strategy addressed building the capacities of key stakeholders such as media and civil society actors that can contribute to long-term changes in the political environment of their countries through uncovering unsustainable environmental practices. The main achievements of the outcome include: - Raised awareness on corruption and lack of transparency in PA management through uncovering 37 cases of bad environmental practice across the region; - 10 local organizations are continuously monitoring and reacting to bad environmental practices and have become the stewards of environmental transparency and accountability within their communities; - 20 civil society organizations have developed action plans for countering non-transparency and lack of accountability in environmental matters and have knowledge and skills to implement it on local and regional levels; - 30% of organizations (supported within the project) explicitly include work with underrepresented and vulnerable groups in their monitoring and advocacy actions. The Sustainable Development Outcome (Objective 4) promoted the regional collaboration between the protected area managers and facilitated the exchange of knowledge and information between them. The main achievements of the outcome include: - Protected areas across the region are using Parks Dinarides website to increase their knowledge and find experts of specific topics in order to improve their work; - Protected area managers across the region have forged partnerships and conducted improvements of their work in collaboration with other PAs; - Parks Dinarides became further recognized organization for protected area managers resulting in increased membership during the project; - Advocacy plan for recognizing the role of PA managers in delivering green agenda has been developed, including the set of recommendations for technical and financial support. The Participation Outcome (Objective 5) aimed at increasing community participation in protected areas management and the use of natural resources. The main achievements of the outcome include: - Citizens and communities are participating in management of protected areas in Serbia through two formal participation fora established; - Citizens and communities are engaged in creating new protected areas within their respective communities through 6 locally-led non-formal fora or initiatives; - CSOs are actively contributing to mainstreaming gender through their action plans and projects. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13401-13401A0101 Sweden In September 2015, Sida approved a proposal from Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden, to implement a programme called Protected Areas for Nature and People (PA4NP) together with WWF Adria. This contribution is a follow up to the first phase of the program. The title for this contribution is: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. The overarching aim is to ensure effective and financially viable Protected Areas (PA) supported through community and CSO inclusive engagement. The contribution addresses two broad issues – the effectiveness in the implementation of regulations linked to PAs and showcasing benefits of PA to the general public. The project is regional and will be implemented in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia. The contribution is expected to address how protected areas can be better managed and how to enable participation of local people with a specific focus on women in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas in Western Balkan. Moreover WWF is planning to use the project to mobilise civil society and provide platforms (within and between countries) for actors including community groups to share views on management of protected areas. The suggested contribution will employ a range of different methods to reconcile diverging views connected with the mismanagement of protected areas. This contribution is in line with the Swedish Reform Strategy for Eastern Europe and Western Balkan by contributing in broader terms to the EU reform and specifically to result area 3 targeting the results: Enhanced environmental responsibility among the general public, the business sector and civil society and the result on Partner countries increase compliance with EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. It is also envisioned that the contribution by focusing on assessing public administration and accountability regarding protected area management and means to combat illegal activities in protected areas will contribute to result area 2. I september 2015 beslutade Sida om en ny insats med Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden: Protected Areas for Nature and People 2015-2019, som implementerades tillsammans med WWF Adria. Denna insats är en uppföljning av programmets första fas. Titeln för projektet är: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. Det övergripande syftet är att säkerställa effektiv implementering av regelverk kopplat till naturskyddade områden. Insatsen behandlar två breda frågor - genomförandet av förordningar kopplade till naturskyddade områden och att visa fördelarna med naturskyddade områden för allmänheten. Projektet är regionalt och kommer att genomföras i Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbien och norra Makedonien. Insatsen förväntas adressera hanteringen av naturskyddade områden och hur lokalbefolkningen med särskilt fokus på kvinnor kan delta i beslutsprocesserna kopplat till förvaltningen av naturskyddade områden på Västra Balkan. Insatsen förväntas även bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av civilsamhällesaktörer som arbetar med miljö/klimat på Västra Balkan. Insatsen är i linje med den svenska reformstrategin för Östeuropa och Västra Balkan genom att bidra i bredare termer till EU-reformen och specifikt till resultatområde 3: Förstärkt miljöansvar bland allmänheten, näringslivet och det civila samhället och Resultatet med fokus på att partnerländerna ökar efterlevnaden av EU: s förordningar och internationella avtal om miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen förutses också att bidra till resultatområde 2 genom arbetet med ökat deltagande i förvaltning och ansvarsutkrävande beträffande ohållbar förvaltning av skyddade områden. Preserve biodiversity in the Western Balkans and secure well-being for all current and future generations. Objective 1: Improved and/or better implementation of national policies for management of protected areas, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and  through advocacy and national civil society organisation platforms. Objective 2: Raised awareness on biodiversity and active citizenship amongst public and decision-makers through educational programmes. Objective 3: Decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or in-actions in relation to nature through engaged civil society and media. Objective 4: Opportunities for sustainable development in and around protected areas among local community members, with a special attention given to inclusion of underrepresented groups such as youth women, elderly and ethnic minorities. Objective 5. Increased community participation, emphasizing gender equality. The contribution will address how protected areas can be better managed and on how local communities can participate in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas, PA, in Western Balkan. The contribution will target regional, national and local level. By spreading knowledge about the economic and social values of biodiversity, as well as the importance for climate adaptation and mitigation, the ambition is to obtain better protection for and management of protected areas.  Regional and national platforms will be used to address gaps in policy framework linked to management of PA involving key actors from civil society and authorities.  WWF will empower PA staff and the local school to collaborate on joint education projects. This will be done in Serbia, Montenegro and BiH. The first approach is to ensure that PA management develop education programmes for their staff, the second to ensure that schoolteachers are trained in education for sustainable development within a program that brings together students teachers and PA staff to learn together. The third approach is to engage relevant decision-makers in the ministries of the educational sector to promote education in sustainable development. WWF will continue to build capacity of civil society organisations in the Region. Small grants will be provided for specified activities.  WWF also seeks to raise awareness about corruption and environmental crimes by empowering civil society and media in their roles as a watchdogs.      Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 15000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 15000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Västra Balkan: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13401-13401A0102 Sweden In September 2015, Sida approved a proposal from Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden, to implement a programme called Protected Areas for Nature and People (PA4NP) together with WWF Adria. This contribution is a follow up to the first phase of the program. The title for this contribution is: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. The overarching aim is to ensure effective and financially viable Protected Areas (PA) supported through community and CSO inclusive engagement. The contribution addresses two broad issues – the effectiveness in the implementation of regulations linked to PAs and showcasing benefits of PA to the general public. The project is regional and will be implemented in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia. The contribution is expected to address how protected areas can be better managed and how to enable participation of local people with a specific focus on women in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas in Western Balkan. Moreover WWF is planning to use the project to mobilise civil society and provide platforms (within and between countries) for actors including community groups to share views on management of protected areas. The suggested contribution will employ a range of different methods to reconcile diverging views connected with the mismanagement of protected areas. This contribution is in line with the Swedish Reform Strategy for Eastern Europe and Western Balkan by contributing in broader terms to the EU reform and specifically to result area 3 targeting the results: Enhanced environmental responsibility among the general public, the business sector and civil society and the result on Partner countries increase compliance with EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. It is also envisioned that the contribution by focusing on assessing public administration and accountability regarding protected area management and means to combat illegal activities in protected areas will contribute to result area 2. I september 2015 beslutade Sida om en ny insats med Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden: Protected Areas for Nature and People 2015-2019, som implementerades tillsammans med WWF Adria. Denna insats är en uppföljning av programmets första fas. Titeln för projektet är: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. Det övergripande syftet är att säkerställa effektiv implementering av regelverk kopplat till naturskyddade områden. Insatsen behandlar två breda frågor - genomförandet av förordningar kopplade till naturskyddade områden och att visa fördelarna med naturskyddade områden för allmänheten. Projektet är regionalt och kommer att genomföras i Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbien och norra Makedonien. Insatsen förväntas adressera hanteringen av naturskyddade områden och hur lokalbefolkningen med särskilt fokus på kvinnor kan delta i beslutsprocesserna kopplat till förvaltningen av naturskyddade områden på Västra Balkan. Insatsen förväntas även bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av civilsamhällesaktörer som arbetar med miljö/klimat på Västra Balkan. Insatsen är i linje med den svenska reformstrategin för Östeuropa och Västra Balkan genom att bidra i bredare termer till EU-reformen och specifikt till resultatområde 3: Förstärkt miljöansvar bland allmänheten, näringslivet och det civila samhället och Resultatet med fokus på att partnerländerna ökar efterlevnaden av EU: s förordningar och internationella avtal om miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen förutses också att bidra till resultatområde 2 genom arbetet med ökat deltagande i förvaltning och ansvarsutkrävande beträffande ohållbar förvaltning av skyddade områden. Preserve biodiversity in the Western Balkans and secure well-being for all current and future generations. Objective 1: Improved and/or better implementation of national policies for management of protected areas, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and  through advocacy and national civil society organisation platforms. Objective 2: Raised awareness on biodiversity and active citizenship amongst public and decision-makers through educational programmes. Objective 3: Decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or in-actions in relation to nature through engaged civil society and media. Objective 4: Opportunities for sustainable development in and around protected areas among local community members, with a special attention given to inclusion of underrepresented groups such as youth women, elderly and ethnic minorities. Objective 5. Increased community participation, emphasizing gender equality. The contribution will address how protected areas can be better managed and on how local communities can participate in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas, PA, in Western Balkan. The contribution will target regional, national and local level. By spreading knowledge about the economic and social values of biodiversity, as well as the importance for climate adaptation and mitigation, the ambition is to obtain better protection for and management of protected areas.  Regional and national platforms will be used to address gaps in policy framework linked to management of PA involving key actors from civil society and authorities.  WWF will empower PA staff and the local school to collaborate on joint education projects. This will be done in Serbia, Montenegro and BiH. The first approach is to ensure that PA management develop education programmes for their staff, the second to ensure that schoolteachers are trained in education for sustainable development within a program that brings together students teachers and PA staff to learn together. The third approach is to engage relevant decision-makers in the ministries of the educational sector to promote education in sustainable development. WWF will continue to build capacity of civil society organisations in the Region. Small grants will be provided for specified activities.  WWF also seeks to raise awareness about corruption and environmental crimes by empowering civil society and media in their roles as a watchdogs.      Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11161000 0 0 11161000 0 11161000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 11161000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13401-13401A0104 Sweden In September 2015, Sida approved a proposal from Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden, to implement a programme called Protected Areas for Nature and People (PA4NP) together with WWF Adria. This contribution is a follow up to the first phase of the program. The title for this contribution is: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. The overarching aim is to ensure effective and financially viable Protected Areas (PA) supported through community and CSO inclusive engagement. The contribution addresses two broad issues – the effectiveness in the implementation of regulations linked to PAs and showcasing benefits of PA to the general public. The project is regional and will be implemented in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia. The contribution is expected to address how protected areas can be better managed and how to enable participation of local people with a specific focus on women in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas in Western Balkan. Moreover WWF is planning to use the project to mobilise civil society and provide platforms (within and between countries) for actors including community groups to share views on management of protected areas. The suggested contribution will employ a range of different methods to reconcile diverging views connected with the mismanagement of protected areas. This contribution is in line with the Swedish Reform Strategy for Eastern Europe and Western Balkan by contributing in broader terms to the EU reform and specifically to result area 3 targeting the results: Enhanced environmental responsibility among the general public, the business sector and civil society and the result on Partner countries increase compliance with EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. It is also envisioned that the contribution by focusing on assessing public administration and accountability regarding protected area management and means to combat illegal activities in protected areas will contribute to result area 2. I september 2015 beslutade Sida om en ny insats med Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden: Protected Areas for Nature and People 2015-2019, som implementerades tillsammans med WWF Adria. Denna insats är en uppföljning av programmets första fas. Titeln för projektet är: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. Det övergripande syftet är att säkerställa effektiv implementering av regelverk kopplat till naturskyddade områden. Insatsen behandlar två breda frågor - genomförandet av förordningar kopplade till naturskyddade områden och att visa fördelarna med naturskyddade områden för allmänheten. Projektet är regionalt och kommer att genomföras i Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbien och norra Makedonien. Insatsen förväntas adressera hanteringen av naturskyddade områden och hur lokalbefolkningen med särskilt fokus på kvinnor kan delta i beslutsprocesserna kopplat till förvaltningen av naturskyddade områden på Västra Balkan. Insatsen förväntas även bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av civilsamhällesaktörer som arbetar med miljö/klimat på Västra Balkan. Insatsen är i linje med den svenska reformstrategin för Östeuropa och Västra Balkan genom att bidra i bredare termer till EU-reformen och specifikt till resultatområde 3: Förstärkt miljöansvar bland allmänheten, näringslivet och det civila samhället och Resultatet med fokus på att partnerländerna ökar efterlevnaden av EU: s förordningar och internationella avtal om miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen förutses också att bidra till resultatområde 2 genom arbetet med ökat deltagande i förvaltning och ansvarsutkrävande beträffande ohållbar förvaltning av skyddade områden. Preserve biodiversity in the Western Balkans and secure well-being for all current and future generations. Objective 1: Improved and/or better implementation of national policies for management of protected areas, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and  through advocacy and national civil society organisation platforms. Objective 2: Raised awareness on biodiversity and active citizenship amongst public and decision-makers through educational programmes. Objective 3: Decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or in-actions in relation to nature through engaged civil society and media. Objective 4: Opportunities for sustainable development in and around protected areas among local community members, with a special attention given to inclusion of underrepresented groups such as youth women, elderly and ethnic minorities. Objective 5. Increased community participation, emphasizing gender equality. The contribution will address how protected areas can be better managed and on how local communities can participate in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas, PA, in Western Balkan. The contribution will target regional, national and local level. By spreading knowledge about the economic and social values of biodiversity, as well as the importance for climate adaptation and mitigation, the ambition is to obtain better protection for and management of protected areas.  Regional and national platforms will be used to address gaps in policy framework linked to management of PA involving key actors from civil society and authorities.  WWF will empower PA staff and the local school to collaborate on joint education projects. This will be done in Serbia, Montenegro and BiH. The first approach is to ensure that PA management develop education programmes for their staff, the second to ensure that schoolteachers are trained in education for sustainable development within a program that brings together students teachers and PA staff to learn together. The third approach is to engage relevant decision-makers in the ministries of the educational sector to promote education in sustainable development. WWF will continue to build capacity of civil society organisations in the Region. Small grants will be provided for specified activities.  WWF also seeks to raise awareness about corruption and environmental crimes by empowering civil society and media in their roles as a watchdogs.      Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 0 -1896000 7000000 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 700000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 700000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden -1896000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13444 Sweden DefendDefenders has applied for SEK 20 000 000 annually during the Strategy period, hence SEK 60 000 000 for the full period. The proposed intervention does however only cover the period of 2021-2025 due to the current Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa, 2016–2021, coming to an end and thus limiting the possible period for a support. DefendDefenders work in Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda. DefendDefenders seeks to strengthen the work of human rights defenders (HRDs) by reducing their vulnerability to the risk of persecution, and by enhancing their capacity to effectively defend human rights. The core mandate of DefendDefenders is to promote the safety, security, and well-being of HRDs. To achieve this DefendDefenders’ work focus on protection and security management, capacity building, technology development, as well as advocacy, research, and communications. The Strategy for 2021-2025 has the following objectives: (i) enhance the availability, accessibility, and utilization of emergency and medium-term protection services to HRDs at risk; (ii) strengthen policy influence and advocacy engagements at the global, African, sub-regional, and national level for HRD safety; (iii) improve the capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions, organisations and individual HRDs to effectively do their work, respond and mitigate imminent risks and threats; and (iv) strengthen DefendDefenders institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. DefendDefenders har ansökt om ökat och fortsatt kärnstöd om totalt 50 miljoner kronor för att under perioden 2021-2025 genomföra sin verksamhet i enlighet med sin strategiska plan / strategi. Det ansökta årliga beloppet är 10 miljoner kronor. Den totala budgeten för perioden är 34 865 732 Euro (vid skrivande stund ungefär 353 015 536 SEK). Med beaktan av att Sveriges strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete söder om Sahara (2016-2021) snart löper ut berör föreslagen insats endast perioden 2021-2023. DefendDefenders är en internationell civilsamhällesorganisation registrerad i Uganda med huvudkontor i Kampala. Organisationen är verksam i Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Etiopien, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, Syd Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania och Uganda. DefendDefenders mandat är att främja utsatta människorättsförsvarares säkerhet och välbefinnande samt att förbättra deras förmåga att försvara de mänskliga rättigheterna. DefendDefenders fokuserar sitt arbete på skydd och säkerhetshantering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, teknikutveckling samt förespråkande, forskning och kommunikation. Den strategiska planen fokuserar på följande målområden (”objectives”): 1) Förbättra tillgängligheten till och användningen av skydds- och säkerhetsstöd (emergency protection) för utsatta människorättsförsvarare; 2) Stärka policy påverkan, inflytande och engagemang för människorättsförsvarares säkerhet på global, afrikansk, subregional och nationell nivå; och 3) Förbättra kapaciteten hos subregionala nätverk, nationella människorättskoalitioner, organisationer och enskilda människorättsförsvarare att effektivt göra sitt arbete samt hantera överhängande risker och hot mot deras arbete. Därtill innefattas stöd till DefendDefenders för att stärka sin institutionella förmåga för att effektivt leverera på sitt mandat. DefendDefenders seeks to strengthen the work of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) throughout east and horn of Africa by reducing their vulnerability to the risk of persecution by enhancing their capacity to effectively defend human rights. DefendDefenders envisions a region in which the human rights of every individual as stipulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is respected and upheld. In order to achieve this, DefendDefenders runs three programs (three program objectives), and has one component to strengthen the organizations institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. 1.Enhance the availability, accessibility, and utilization of emergency and medium-term protection services to HRDs at risk. 2.Strengthen policy influence and advocacy engagements at the global, African, sub regional, and national level for HRD safety. 3.Improve the capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions, organizations and individual HRDs to effectively do their work, respond and mitigate imminent risks and threats. 4.Strengthen DefendDefenders institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Protection and Security Management In 2023, DefendDefenders continued to support at risk human rights defenders (HRDs) across the region through its Emergency and Medium-term protection initiatives. Overall, 572 HRDs (248 males, 213 females, 85 other and 26 organisations) received protection grants through emergency protection support while a total of 885 individuals (160 males, 226 females, 110 Others, 389 undisclosed) indirectly benefited from the protection grants extended to HRDs. Relatedly, a total of 52 grants (31 males, 21 females) were extended to HRDs through the hub-cities initiative. Hub Cities: AfricanDefenders continues to maintain safe spaces for human rights defenders across the African continent, boosting of 8 cities that have so far supported 118 HRDs. These safe spaces are in secure locations of; Kampala, Tunis, Accra, Pretoria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Praia and Abidjan. Advocacy and Policy engagement programme DefendDefenders facilitates the effective engagement of HRDs with regional and international human rights mechanisms- the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights (ACHPR) and the United Nations Human Rights Council (UN HRC). During this period, we attended and supported human rights defenders to engage at all 3 sessions of the UN HRC in Geneva, and the ACHPR sessions. UN Human Rights Council DefendDefenders contributed to advocacy engagements at the United Nations Human Rights Council during the 52nd, 53rd and 54th sessions. At the 52nd session, DefendDefenders made seven oral statements at the session. Following sustained advocacy by DefendDefenders along with other NGOs ahead of the sessions, the Council renewed the mandate of the Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan. DefendDefenders also organised a side event on South Sudan that two HRDs from South Sudan who were facilitated to attend the session participated in. The UN Human Rights council (HRC) convened an emergency session and resolved to condemn the grave human rights violations in Sudan since the 25 October 2021 coup and most recently, since the breakout of a military conflict between the countrys ruling military coalition on 15 April 2023. The session and the eventual resolution followed an appeal led by DefendDefenders and over 90 other Sudanese, African, and international non-governmental organisations on 26 April 2023 to the members of the HRC to convene a special session on the human rights implications of the conflict, with a view of documenting violations and holding perpetrators accountable. Ahead of HRC53, DefendDefenders alongside 34 other international NGOs called upon the HRC to extend the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on Eritrea, and to maintain focus on the Eritrean governments continued human rights excesses. During the session, we reinforced our advocacy with a statement before the HRC and hope the council will vote for a resolution on the same. DD also continued advocacy for an investigative mechanism on Sudan as the only antidote to human rights violations that continue to define the conflict that has so far claimed the lives of nearly 3000 people and displaced millions. To reinforce this effort, DefendDefenders organised a side-event on the sidelines of HRC53 with human rights defenders from Sudan to highlight the plight of the Sudan people and the urgent need for unified international intervention. The UN Human Rights Council on its 53rd session, adopted a stronger resolution that extended the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on Eritrea and condemned the ongoing human rights violations committed by Eritrean authorities at home and abroad. Following DD's and other relevant actors sustained advocacy before and during the session, for an urgent intervention on the Sudan situation, the council finally acted resolving to constitute an investigative mechanism on Sudan, which will enable continuous investigation of rights violations for purposes of accountability. African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights DefendDefenders supported two staff to participate in the ACHPR75 where they appealed for the commission to do more to end violence and conflict on the continent. In a statement to the session, they also challenged the ACHPR to do more to protect HRDs, highlighting the tragic assassination of Eswatini HRD Thulani Maseko as an example of the ever-present danger faced by HRDs on the continent. AfricanDefenders and DefendDefenders supported the participation of 40 HRDs from all over Africa including pro-democracy activists, artist-HRDs, young pro-democracy activists, environmental and climate justice campaigners, women HRDs, plus other marginalised and minority groups to attend the proceedings but also avail them with advocacy opportunities. Research DefendDefenders conducted and published two research outputs the first, Against All Odds which documents the resilience of South Sudans women HRDs in light of shrinking civic space, and the second - Looking Back, which reflects on the impact of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights(UDHR) and the UN Declaration on HRDs on the situation of HRDs in Africa. Both explore the monumental work of HRDs in defending human rights and advocating for greater civic space in their countries. Claiming Spaces DefendDefenders in collaboration with the South Sudan Human Rights Defenders Network (SSHRDN), hosted the 13th edition of Claiming Spaces: Tactical Tools for Human Rights Defenders from 15 to 17 November 2023 in Juba, South Sudan. The event brought together HRDs from all over South Sudan, who, over the course of three days, were trained in areas of strategic advocacy, well-being, protection mechanisms and safety. Following the opening session, a joint report of DefendDefenders and SSHRDN, Against All Odds: Assessing the Consequences of Shrinking Civic Space on Women Human Rights Defenders, was launched. International Human Rights Day On 8th December DefendDefenders celebrated 75 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 25 years of the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders, and 18 years of DefendDefenders.The celebration was attended by Ugandas Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Norbert Mao, 13 Ambassadors or delegates, heads of UN bodies, human rights defenders and civil society leaders in Uganda. The Minister?committed?that his ministry would publish a National Action Plan on Human Rights by March 2024, and invited HRDs and human rights stakeholders to further discuss the Human Rights Defenders Bill currently before the Ugandan Parliament.?? Capacity Building for HRDs In 2023, DefendDefenders strengthened the capacities of 411 (W)HRDs (218 females, 192 males, 1 Other) through 30 capacity building events/trainings. Out of these, 42 HRDs capacity was built as master trainers in physical and Digital security; Monitoring, Documentation and Reporting (MDR), Advocacy, SAFETAG auditing (Junior), wellbeing and resource mobilization to enable them to continue rolling out similar trainings to other individual HRDs. Under the advocacy and policy engagement objective DefendDefenders contributed to advocacy engagements at the United Nations Human Rights Council during the 49 th, 50th and 51st session of the UNHRC. At the 49th session, for example, a resolution was adopted on South Sudan renewing the mandate of the Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan. A total of 12 (W)HRDs were supported by DefendDefenders to engage at the HRC sessions in 2022. Similarly, DefendDefenders and AfricanDefenders engaged in the 71st and 73rd sessions of the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights (ACHPR). At the 71st session, DefendDefenders and AfricanDefenders submitted 6 oral statements on respective thematic issues during the session. DefendDefenders has also continued working on HRD work visibility and protection amplified. In this regard, in 2022 DefendDefenders recognized and profiled 12 human rights defenders as HRDs of the month, amplifying and drawing more attention to their outstanding work in the East and Horn of Africa subregion. In addition, DefendDefenders amplified voices and visibility for 42 HRDs through their engagement in different forums at the UNHRC and ACHPRs. These were able to highlight the HRDs situation and advocate for intervention of different mechanisms for the protection of human rights. Under the capacity building objective DD contributed to strengthened technical and organisational capacity of the subregional networks and national coalitions and increased capacity of HRDs and their organisations to effectively respond and mitigate imminent risks. In 2022, DefendDefenders strengthened the capacities of 1306 (W)HRDs (649 females, 642 males, 15 transgenders) through 86 capacity building events/trainings. Out of these, 99 HRDs capacity was built as master trainers in physical and Digital security Monitoring, Documentation and Reporting (MDR). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13444-13444A0101 Sweden DefendDefenders has applied for SEK 20 000 000 annually during the Strategy period, hence SEK 60 000 000 for the full period. The proposed intervention does however only cover the period of 2021-2025 due to the current Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa, 2016–2021, coming to an end and thus limiting the possible period for a support. DefendDefenders work in Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda. DefendDefenders seeks to strengthen the work of human rights defenders (HRDs) by reducing their vulnerability to the risk of persecution, and by enhancing their capacity to effectively defend human rights. The core mandate of DefendDefenders is to promote the safety, security, and well-being of HRDs. To achieve this DefendDefenders’ work focus on protection and security management, capacity building, technology development, as well as advocacy, research, and communications. The Strategy for 2021-2025 has the following objectives: (i) enhance the availability, accessibility, and utilization of emergency and medium-term protection services to HRDs at risk; (ii) strengthen policy influence and advocacy engagements at the global, African, sub-regional, and national level for HRD safety; (iii) improve the capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions, organisations and individual HRDs to effectively do their work, respond and mitigate imminent risks and threats; and (iv) strengthen DefendDefenders institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. DefendDefenders har ansökt om ökat och fortsatt kärnstöd om totalt 50 miljoner kronor för att under perioden 2021-2025 genomföra sin verksamhet i enlighet med sin strategiska plan / strategi. Det ansökta årliga beloppet är 10 miljoner kronor. Den totala budgeten för perioden är 34 865 732 Euro (vid skrivande stund ungefär 353 015 536 SEK). Med beaktan av att Sveriges strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete söder om Sahara (2016-2021) snart löper ut berör föreslagen insats endast perioden 2021-2023. DefendDefenders är en internationell civilsamhällesorganisation registrerad i Uganda med huvudkontor i Kampala. Organisationen är verksam i Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Etiopien, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, Syd Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania och Uganda. DefendDefenders mandat är att främja utsatta människorättsförsvarares säkerhet och välbefinnande samt att förbättra deras förmåga att försvara de mänskliga rättigheterna. DefendDefenders fokuserar sitt arbete på skydd och säkerhetshantering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, teknikutveckling samt förespråkande, forskning och kommunikation. Den strategiska planen fokuserar på följande målområden (”objectives”): 1) Förbättra tillgängligheten till och användningen av skydds- och säkerhetsstöd (emergency protection) för utsatta människorättsförsvarare; 2) Stärka policy påverkan, inflytande och engagemang för människorättsförsvarares säkerhet på global, afrikansk, subregional och nationell nivå; och 3) Förbättra kapaciteten hos subregionala nätverk, nationella människorättskoalitioner, organisationer och enskilda människorättsförsvarare att effektivt göra sitt arbete samt hantera överhängande risker och hot mot deras arbete. Därtill innefattas stöd till DefendDefenders för att stärka sin institutionella förmåga för att effektivt leverera på sitt mandat. DefendDefenders seeks to strengthen the work of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) throughout east and horn of Africa by reducing their vulnerability to the risk of persecution by enhancing their capacity to effectively defend human rights. DefendDefenders envisions a region in which the human rights of every individual as stipulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is respected and upheld. In order to achieve this, DefendDefenders runs three programs (three program objectives), and has one component to strengthen the organizations institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. 1.Enhance the availability, accessibility, and utilization of emergency and medium-term protection services to HRDs at risk. 2.Strengthen policy influence and advocacy engagements at the global, African, sub regional, and national level for HRD safety. 3.Improve the capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions, organizations and individual HRDs to effectively do their work, respond and mitigate imminent risks and threats. 4.Strengthen DefendDefenders institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. Sweden Defenddefenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Defenddefenders 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 Defenddefenders 10000000 Defenddefenders Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13444-13444A0102 Sweden DefendDefenders has applied for SEK 20 000 000 annually during the Strategy period, hence SEK 60 000 000 for the full period. The proposed intervention does however only cover the period of 2021-2025 due to the current Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa, 2016–2021, coming to an end and thus limiting the possible period for a support. DefendDefenders work in Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda. DefendDefenders seeks to strengthen the work of human rights defenders (HRDs) by reducing their vulnerability to the risk of persecution, and by enhancing their capacity to effectively defend human rights. The core mandate of DefendDefenders is to promote the safety, security, and well-being of HRDs. To achieve this DefendDefenders’ work focus on protection and security management, capacity building, technology development, as well as advocacy, research, and communications. The Strategy for 2021-2025 has the following objectives: (i) enhance the availability, accessibility, and utilization of emergency and medium-term protection services to HRDs at risk; (ii) strengthen policy influence and advocacy engagements at the global, African, sub-regional, and national level for HRD safety; (iii) improve the capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions, organisations and individual HRDs to effectively do their work, respond and mitigate imminent risks and threats; and (iv) strengthen DefendDefenders institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. DefendDefenders har ansökt om ökat och fortsatt kärnstöd om totalt 50 miljoner kronor för att under perioden 2021-2025 genomföra sin verksamhet i enlighet med sin strategiska plan / strategi. Det ansökta årliga beloppet är 10 miljoner kronor. Den totala budgeten för perioden är 34 865 732 Euro (vid skrivande stund ungefär 353 015 536 SEK). Med beaktan av att Sveriges strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete söder om Sahara (2016-2021) snart löper ut berör föreslagen insats endast perioden 2021-2023. DefendDefenders är en internationell civilsamhällesorganisation registrerad i Uganda med huvudkontor i Kampala. Organisationen är verksam i Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Etiopien, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, Syd Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania och Uganda. DefendDefenders mandat är att främja utsatta människorättsförsvarares säkerhet och välbefinnande samt att förbättra deras förmåga att försvara de mänskliga rättigheterna. DefendDefenders fokuserar sitt arbete på skydd och säkerhetshantering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, teknikutveckling samt förespråkande, forskning och kommunikation. Den strategiska planen fokuserar på följande målområden (”objectives”): 1) Förbättra tillgängligheten till och användningen av skydds- och säkerhetsstöd (emergency protection) för utsatta människorättsförsvarare; 2) Stärka policy påverkan, inflytande och engagemang för människorättsförsvarares säkerhet på global, afrikansk, subregional och nationell nivå; och 3) Förbättra kapaciteten hos subregionala nätverk, nationella människorättskoalitioner, organisationer och enskilda människorättsförsvarare att effektivt göra sitt arbete samt hantera överhängande risker och hot mot deras arbete. Därtill innefattas stöd till DefendDefenders för att stärka sin institutionella förmåga för att effektivt leverera på sitt mandat. DefendDefenders seeks to strengthen the work of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) throughout east and horn of Africa by reducing their vulnerability to the risk of persecution by enhancing their capacity to effectively defend human rights. DefendDefenders envisions a region in which the human rights of every individual as stipulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is respected and upheld. In order to achieve this, DefendDefenders runs three programs (three program objectives), and has one component to strengthen the organizations institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. 1.Enhance the availability, accessibility, and utilization of emergency and medium-term protection services to HRDs at risk. 2.Strengthen policy influence and advocacy engagements at the global, African, sub regional, and national level for HRD safety. 3.Improve the capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions, organizations and individual HRDs to effectively do their work, respond and mitigate imminent risks and threats. 4.Strengthen DefendDefenders institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. Sweden Defenddefenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Defenddefenders 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 6000000 5000000 0 5000000 5000000 5000000 0 14000000 0 0 5000000 50000000 Defenddefenders 6000000 Defenddefenders 14000000 Defenddefenders 5000000 Defenddefenders 5000000 Defenddefenders 5000000 Defenddefenders 5000000 Defenddefenders 5000000 Defenddefenders 5000000 Defenddefenders Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13444-13444A0201 Sweden DefendDefenders has applied for SEK 20 000 000 annually during the Strategy period, hence SEK 60 000 000 for the full period. The proposed intervention does however only cover the period of 2021-2025 due to the current Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa, 2016–2021, coming to an end and thus limiting the possible period for a support. DefendDefenders work in Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda. DefendDefenders seeks to strengthen the work of human rights defenders (HRDs) by reducing their vulnerability to the risk of persecution, and by enhancing their capacity to effectively defend human rights. The core mandate of DefendDefenders is to promote the safety, security, and well-being of HRDs. To achieve this DefendDefenders’ work focus on protection and security management, capacity building, technology development, as well as advocacy, research, and communications. The Strategy for 2021-2025 has the following objectives: (i) enhance the availability, accessibility, and utilization of emergency and medium-term protection services to HRDs at risk; (ii) strengthen policy influence and advocacy engagements at the global, African, sub-regional, and national level for HRD safety; (iii) improve the capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions, organisations and individual HRDs to effectively do their work, respond and mitigate imminent risks and threats; and (iv) strengthen DefendDefenders institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. DefendDefenders har ansökt om ökat och fortsatt kärnstöd om totalt 50 miljoner kronor för att under perioden 2021-2025 genomföra sin verksamhet i enlighet med sin strategiska plan / strategi. Det ansökta årliga beloppet är 10 miljoner kronor. Den totala budgeten för perioden är 34 865 732 Euro (vid skrivande stund ungefär 353 015 536 SEK). Med beaktan av att Sveriges strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete söder om Sahara (2016-2021) snart löper ut berör föreslagen insats endast perioden 2021-2023. DefendDefenders är en internationell civilsamhällesorganisation registrerad i Uganda med huvudkontor i Kampala. Organisationen är verksam i Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Etiopien, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, Syd Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania och Uganda. DefendDefenders mandat är att främja utsatta människorättsförsvarares säkerhet och välbefinnande samt att förbättra deras förmåga att försvara de mänskliga rättigheterna. DefendDefenders fokuserar sitt arbete på skydd och säkerhetshantering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, teknikutveckling samt förespråkande, forskning och kommunikation. Den strategiska planen fokuserar på följande målområden (”objectives”): 1) Förbättra tillgängligheten till och användningen av skydds- och säkerhetsstöd (emergency protection) för utsatta människorättsförsvarare; 2) Stärka policy påverkan, inflytande och engagemang för människorättsförsvarares säkerhet på global, afrikansk, subregional och nationell nivå; och 3) Förbättra kapaciteten hos subregionala nätverk, nationella människorättskoalitioner, organisationer och enskilda människorättsförsvarare att effektivt göra sitt arbete samt hantera överhängande risker och hot mot deras arbete. Därtill innefattas stöd till DefendDefenders för att stärka sin institutionella förmåga för att effektivt leverera på sitt mandat. DefendDefenders seeks to strengthen the work of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) throughout east and horn of Africa by reducing their vulnerability to the risk of persecution by enhancing their capacity to effectively defend human rights. DefendDefenders envisions a region in which the human rights of every individual as stipulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is respected and upheld. In order to achieve this, DefendDefenders runs three programs (three program objectives), and has one component to strengthen the organizations institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. 1.Enhance the availability, accessibility, and utilization of emergency and medium-term protection services to HRDs at risk. 2.Strengthen policy influence and advocacy engagements at the global, African, sub regional, and national level for HRD safety. 3.Improve the capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions, organizations and individual HRDs to effectively do their work, respond and mitigate imminent risks and threats. 4.Strengthen DefendDefenders institutional capacity to effectively deliver on its mandate. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 129470 0 0 123256 129470 Ernst & Young 123256 Ernst & Young Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13447 Sweden Program support to African Peer Review Mechanism - an independent body within the AU, conducting Reviews of governance on country level. The support aims to strengthen and revitalize the mechanism in line with their strategic plan, and particularly in areas such as gender and youth, Corporate management and country-level implementation. APRM has, thanks to the full integration into the AU during 2019, as well as a broadened mandate to include measurement of develoments in Africa in relation to the UN SDG and the AU Agenda 2063, renewed opportunities to be a vehicle for democratic governance in AU's all Member States. An agreement is signed for the first year. An extension is foreseen for 2021-2022 to cover the full programme period. Programstöd till African Peer Review Mechanism - en självständig enhet inom Afrikanska Unionen som genomför analyser av samhällsstyrning på landnivå. Stödet syftar till att stärka och revitalisera mekanismen i linje med APRM:s strategiska plan, med särskilt fokus inom områden som jämställdhet och ungdom, privat och statlig företagsamhet, och uppföljning av studierna på landnivå. APRM har i och med integreringen in i AU under 2019 och ett breddat mandat som också omfattar att mäta utveckling i Afrika gentemot FN:s SDG-agenda respektive AU:s agenda 2063, förnyade möjligheter att driva på utvecklingen mot demokratisk samhällsstyrning i AU:s alla medlemsstater. Ett första avtal tecknas för programmets första år. En förlängning planeras inför 2021-2022. The development objective of the proposed project is to support the APRM in its effort to promote, consolidate and improve the quality of governance in Africa.        Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general According to APRM's narrative report for the full period of implementation 1 Jan 2020 to 31 March 2021, the following results been achieved:  STRENGTHENING YOUTH PARTICIPATION: The main objective was to undertake a study on youth engagement in APRM process to inform the development and adoption of the APRM youth policy. This project entailed procurement of consultancy services to develop a study on youth engagement in APRM process as well as youth reporting on governance issues. The APRM Youth Study Report and The APRM Youth Policy have been drafted and await validation and launch which will take place later in the year.  STRENGTHENING CSOS PARTICIPATION The main objective of the project was to invigorate CSOs participation and engagement in APRM processes. The key strategy was to develop a Civil Society Handbook that could easily be used by non-state actors in understanding the APRM and finding their way in working the APRM at national, regional, and continental level. The APRM organised a civil society workshop series under the theme "Silencing the Guns and Positioning the APRM as an Early Warning Tool for Conflict Prevention" in Abuja, Nigeria, on 24-25 February 2020. The APRM partnered with about 70 civil society representatives to evaluate ways to participate in the APRM process, as well as to evaluate ways in which the APRM as an early-warning tool for conflict prevention in Africa could be operationalised.  The key output under this intervention is the APRM CSO Handbook which will be validated and launched by APRM later in the year.  STRENGTHENING GENDER PARTICIPATION   APRM has developed a gender mainstreaming framework based on recommendations made in the UNECA study titled "Gender equality and the African Peer review Mechanism" of 2016. The framework led to the formulation of activities that aim at integrating and adopting a gender equality approach throughout APRM structures and processes. The APRM Gender Toolkit was developed with guidelines for the administration of the questionnaire in review processes, and a proposal on how to mainstream gender indicators in the main APRM questionnaire.  The APRM Gender mainstreaming Guidelines were developed to be applicable to all APRM structures, processes, activities, and stakeholders. The Gender Mainstreaming Guidelines aims at providing APRM stakeholders (Member states, CSOs, media, partners, etc) steps and tools to integrate gender at all levels. Training and sensitisation has also been conducted.  A study on Governance, Gender and Peacebuilding in North Africa was conducted to complement previous similar studies in other African regions.  A Manual of Best Practiceswas was drafted to to synthesise and document the lessons learnt and good practices in the APRM Participating States, particularly in countries that have been reviewed. The manual will suggest how countries can close the gender gap by adopting the identified best practices. Validation and training is pending. AFRICA NETWORK ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE OF STATE- OWNED ENTERPRISES (AFRICAN SOEs NETWORK) The African SOEs Network has developed a report on the Size and Sectorial distribution of SOEs in Africa. The Study is completed and is awaiting member state validation. In addition, the Network has commissioned a study to develop an African Union Guidelines on Corporate Governance of State-Owned Enterprises. The network was unable to convene the 2nd annual Network meeting as it was initially envisioned. However, two webinars were conducted looking at topical matters related to post covid economic recovery. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE The main objective of the project was the development of the African Guidance Note on Corporate Governance which will contribute towards the harmonization and greater enhancement of coherence of corporate governance practices on the continent, ensuring a better coordinated and seamless application of governance standards by the private sector regardless of the jurisdiction it operates within the AfCFTA. This is a fundamental aspect towards the success of the AfCFTA. APRM procured consultancy services to consolidate guidelines for APRM experts and member states working group exercise. A virtual expert validation meeting was conducted in November 2020, which was attended by more than 50 experts in their fields in order to review the AU Guidance Note on Corporate Governance document and provide additional inputs and recommendations to ensure that it addresses African challenges and provides home-grown solutions while maintaining global standards. DEEPENING THE REVIEW - Enhancement of the APRM electronic questionnaire and piloting in member states This enhancement project was necessitated as the technology utilised in the initial development in 2016 is outdated and APRM needed to get the tool enhanced to benefit from the additional functionality that the new technologies offer. Customisation and enhancement of the electronic tool based on interaction with various role players and specific expectations from countries; Expand on reporting requirements by scoping and developing additional functionality and reports through interaction and country specific requests; Support the ARPM during country visits to ensure the electronic tool fulfils the expectations of each country. The enhancements of the electronic questionnaire tool were completed in accordance with the requirements of the TOR and delivered to the APRM during the month of March 2021. The enhancements were done in collaboration with the APRM project team and all functionality, existing and new, were demonstrated to the APRM project team for verification and as a result a number of suggestions in terms of additional functionality was proposed and incorporated into the tool. Training on the use of the tool was done as part of the handover. The functionality was also tested through developing a number of questionnaires that were piloted to test the enhanced tool. The project was completed and signed off by the APRM. AFRICAN UNION GOVERNANCE CAMPUS (AUGC) The African Union Governance Campus is a set of governance development training programmes that is being developed by the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), in collaboration with the Pan African University (PAU). The Objectives of the AU Governance Campus are: a) To deliver multi-inter-transdisciplinary academic and executive programs on governance in Africa.b) To enhance multi-inter-transdisciplinary research on governance across Africa. An Inception Report is issued with draft curricula, based upon desktop research, practical curriculum development experience, towards addressing the higher education sector need for academic and training programmes about multi-level governance on the African continent. An online mailing platform for correspondences with partner institutions regarding the AUGC is developed; as well as a database of over 137 Institutions including Universities, Schools of Governance, Schools of Government, Think Tanks and Technical Research Institutions to form a continental network of governance institutions to be engaged further on the development and implementation of the AUGC. TARGETED REVIEWS The theme for Review is based on cross-cutting issues, areas of possible conflicts and/or crisis, on issues that emerge during the Base Review or the AU Annual Theme of the year.  A Targeted Review Field Mission Health Governance and Covid-19 Response in the Republic of Sierra Leone was carried out. The Sierra Leon Targeted Review report was Peer-reviewed at the Forum of Heads of State and Government in March 2021 In addition, funds were used for printing of the Namibia Targeted Review Report, the Key-highlights on Youth Unemployment - in French and English.  In addition the Sudan Gap Analysis was conducted, and will be reflected in the final version of the narrative report.  AFRICA GOVERNANCE REPORT (AGR) 2021 The primary purpose of the AGR is to provide relevant, accurate and informative assessments and reports on selected and key governance areas in all the 55 Member States of the AU. Based on expert research and analysis, the AGR aims to present evidence-based, objective, and balanced reviews on the state of African governance, towards attaining long-term political, social and economic stability and development on the continent. The Report highlights best practices in governance for peer sharing, Identifies governance constraints and challenges; and, Makes recommendations for take-up and enhanced governance by AU member states. The AGR 2021 is the second iteration of the Report, following the first AGR 2019 on the theme Promoting African Union Shared Values. The main objective of the AGR 2021 is to present a set of scenarios depicting plausible African governance futures in the year 2063. The aim is to highlight a range of decision-making options for achieving the AU Agenda 2063 and the UNSDGs 2030, as well as specify policy and action intervention points for strategic implementation of the AGR 2019 recommendations. The key output and result achieved is The Draft AGR 2021 Report which is yet to be adopted by the Heads of State during the Heads of State summit planned to take place later in 2021.   Sida recognizes that the pandemic presented a major obstacle for implementation and that the APRM still managed to conduct a range of activities. Sida also recognizes that the organization faced several challenges related to programme management and internal control.                             No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13447-13447A0101 Sweden Program support to African Peer Review Mechanism - an independent body within the AU, conducting Reviews of governance on country level. The support aims to strengthen and revitalize the mechanism in line with their strategic plan, and particularly in areas such as gender and youth, Corporate management and country-level implementation. APRM has, thanks to the full integration into the AU during 2019, as well as a broadened mandate to include measurement of develoments in Africa in relation to the UN SDG and the AU Agenda 2063, renewed opportunities to be a vehicle for democratic governance in AU's all Member States. An agreement is signed for the first year. An extension is foreseen for 2021-2022 to cover the full programme period. Programstöd till African Peer Review Mechanism - en självständig enhet inom Afrikanska Unionen som genomför analyser av samhällsstyrning på landnivå. Stödet syftar till att stärka och revitalisera mekanismen i linje med APRM:s strategiska plan, med särskilt fokus inom områden som jämställdhet och ungdom, privat och statlig företagsamhet, och uppföljning av studierna på landnivå. APRM har i och med integreringen in i AU under 2019 och ett breddat mandat som också omfattar att mäta utveckling i Afrika gentemot FN:s SDG-agenda respektive AU:s agenda 2063, förnyade möjligheter att driva på utvecklingen mot demokratisk samhällsstyrning i AU:s alla medlemsstater. Ett första avtal tecknas för programmets första år. En förlängning planeras inför 2021-2022. The development objective of the proposed project is to support the APRM in its effort to promote, consolidate and improve the quality of governance in Africa.        Sweden APRM/African Peer Review Mechanism Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AU/African Union 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15400000 0 0 15400000 AU/African Union 15400000 AU/African Union Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13447-13447A0104 Sweden Program support to African Peer Review Mechanism - an independent body within the AU, conducting Reviews of governance on country level. The support aims to strengthen and revitalize the mechanism in line with their strategic plan, and particularly in areas such as gender and youth, Corporate management and country-level implementation. APRM has, thanks to the full integration into the AU during 2019, as well as a broadened mandate to include measurement of develoments in Africa in relation to the UN SDG and the AU Agenda 2063, renewed opportunities to be a vehicle for democratic governance in AU's all Member States. An agreement is signed for the first year. An extension is foreseen for 2021-2022 to cover the full programme period. Programstöd till African Peer Review Mechanism - en självständig enhet inom Afrikanska Unionen som genomför analyser av samhällsstyrning på landnivå. Stödet syftar till att stärka och revitalisera mekanismen i linje med APRM:s strategiska plan, med särskilt fokus inom områden som jämställdhet och ungdom, privat och statlig företagsamhet, och uppföljning av studierna på landnivå. APRM har i och med integreringen in i AU under 2019 och ett breddat mandat som också omfattar att mäta utveckling i Afrika gentemot FN:s SDG-agenda respektive AU:s agenda 2063, förnyade möjligheter att driva på utvecklingen mot demokratisk samhällsstyrning i AU:s alla medlemsstater. Ett första avtal tecknas för programmets första år. En förlängning planeras inför 2021-2022. The development objective of the proposed project is to support the APRM in its effort to promote, consolidate and improve the quality of governance in Africa.        Sweden APRM/African Peer Review Mechanism Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AU/African Union 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -5911455 -5911455.8099999996 AU/African Union Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13447-13447A0201 Sweden Program support to African Peer Review Mechanism - an independent body within the AU, conducting Reviews of governance on country level. The support aims to strengthen and revitalize the mechanism in line with their strategic plan, and particularly in areas such as gender and youth, Corporate management and country-level implementation. APRM has, thanks to the full integration into the AU during 2019, as well as a broadened mandate to include measurement of develoments in Africa in relation to the UN SDG and the AU Agenda 2063, renewed opportunities to be a vehicle for democratic governance in AU's all Member States. An agreement is signed for the first year. An extension is foreseen for 2021-2022 to cover the full programme period. Programstöd till African Peer Review Mechanism - en självständig enhet inom Afrikanska Unionen som genomför analyser av samhällsstyrning på landnivå. Stödet syftar till att stärka och revitalisera mekanismen i linje med APRM:s strategiska plan, med särskilt fokus inom områden som jämställdhet och ungdom, privat och statlig företagsamhet, och uppföljning av studierna på landnivå. APRM har i och med integreringen in i AU under 2019 och ett breddat mandat som också omfattar att mäta utveckling i Afrika gentemot FN:s SDG-agenda respektive AU:s agenda 2063, förnyade möjligheter att driva på utvecklingen mot demokratisk samhällsstyrning i AU:s alla medlemsstater. Ett första avtal tecknas för programmets första år. En förlängning planeras inför 2021-2022. The development objective of the proposed project is to support the APRM in its effort to promote, consolidate and improve the quality of governance in Africa.        Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 120100 120100 0 0 0 0 0 120100 Ernst & Young 120100 Ernst & Young Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13471 Sweden Helvetas has applied to Sida for funding of 49 140 000 SEK million SEK to carry out the "0 waste in Bolivia" programme during the period 2019-2022. The project aims to contribute to the management of solid waste in the country (along different levels, actors, public, social and private spheres), prioritizing; - reduction in solid waste generation, - promoting separation at source, as its use, before final disposal solutions. The approach adopted for this is “0 waste”: when the amount of waste (especially organic) that is buried in sanitary landfills or controlled dumps is minimized, then the generation of leachate and greenhouse gases is reduced. At the same time, increasing use allows less waste in final disposal, contributing to a longer useful life of the landfills and greater efficiency in the systems. The expected result (impact) is: Health improved within populations of selected municipalities, by lower levels of environmental pollution. The main objective is to generate models of integrated solid waste management emphasizing use of waste under a circular economy approach. To achieve this goal, four specific objectives have been established: 1) Improve households access to good quality and continued services of solid waste management, especially by increased waste collection coverage and a more efficient transportation. 2) Increase stakeholders reuse of waste in different kinds of contexts and city sizes, by establishing reuse systems for organic and recyclable types of waste and developing specific norms. 3) Strengthen the solid waste sector at national and local level applying cooperative institutional arrangements and developing institutional capacities. 4) Increase participation of households and institutions in integrated solid waste management activities by developing capacities, sharing and learning from experiences and raising awareness at different levels. The project will build, along key actors, integral solid waste management models, stressing use under a circular economy approach, in three particular contexts: (i) major urban center as La Paz, (ii) intermediate city such as Tarija, and (iii) a joint solution for intermediate and small cities in the Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas and Gutiérrez). The emphasis on waste reduction and reuse should report higher rates of use in the intervention areas. Moreover, and considering Bolivia’s diversity (both from a geographical and cultural point of view) it will work in different ecological grounds and socio-economic realities (high lands, valleys and lowlands). Helvetas will implement the project together with Swisscontact and Agua Tuya and will collaborate with municipalities, private and public sector. The intervention’s total budget is 49 140 000 SEK which is covered completely by the Sida funds. Helvetas har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 49 140 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "0 avfall i Bolivia" under perioden 2019–2022. Programmet syftar till att bidra till hanteringen av fast avfall i landet (på olika politiska nivåer, med en bred bas av aktörer, på offentliga, sociala och privata områden), med prioriteringarna; - minska mängden avfall för sluthantering - främja avfallssortering, hantering och lösningar högre upp i värdekedjan (innan slutförvaring). Visionen för detta är ”0 avfall”, det vill säga att mängden avfall (särskilt organiskt) som begravs i sanitära deponier eller kontrollerade dumpar minimeras vilket resulterar i att generering av lakvatten och växthusgaser minimeras. Ökad återanvändning och återvinning resulterar i mindre avfall till slutförvaring, vilket bidrar till en längre livslängd för deponierna och ökad effektivitet i systemen. Det övergripande förväntade resultatet av programmet är: Förbättrad allmänhälsa hos befolkningen i de utvalda kommunerna som resultat av minskade miljöföroreningar från öppna sluthanteringsstationer/deponier. Det direkta förväntade resultatet är utvecklade modeller för integrerad hantering av fast avfall med betoning på användning av avfall enligt en cirkulär ekonomi. För att uppnå detta resultat har fyra specifika delmål fastställts: 1) Förbättra hushållens tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet för hantering av hushållsavfall genom ökad täckning för sophanteringstjänster och mer effektiva soptransporter. 2) Öka involverade parters (hushåll och andra aktörer) återanvändning och återvinning av avfall i olika sammanhang och storlekar på städer genom att upprätta återanvändningssystem för organiska och återvinningsbara avfallstyper samt utvecklade specifika normer inom avfallshantering. 3) Stärka avfallssektorn på nationell och lokal nivå genom kooperativa institutionella samarbeten och utveckling av institutionell kapacitet. 4) Öka allmänhetens och institutioners deltagande i integrerade åtgärder för hållbar avfallshantering genom att utveckla kapacitet, dela och lära av erfarenheter och öka medvetenheten på olika nivåer. Projektet kommer att utveckla, tillsammans med nyckelaktörer, integrerade modeller för avfallshantering, med betoning på återanvändning och återvinning under perspektivet cirkulär ekonomi, i tre särskilda sammanhang: (i) större urbana centrum som La Paz, (ii) mellanstor stad som Tarija, och (iii)) en gemensam lösning för mellanstora och små städer i Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas och Gutiérrez). Fokus på avfallsminskning och återanvändning förväntas resultera i ett högre nyttodragande av avfall. Helvetas kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med Swisscontact och Agua Tuya och kommer att samarbeta med kommuner, privat och offentlig sektor. Insatsens totala budget är 49 140 000 SEK som helt täcks av Sida The objectives and expected results of the O Waste Programme have not changed; however, the logical framework has been optimized according to the main results of the inception phase.   The main objective continues to be the same. To generate integrated solid waste management models emphasizing the reuse of waste under a circular economy approach. These models will prioritize the efficient use of waste to advance into a 0 Garbage approach, promoting the use for organic and inorganic waste in the municipalities. At the end of the project, it is expected to have three models of comprehensive solid waste management validated for different contexts: - large urban cities, intermediate urban cities and small associated municipalities (ciudades mancomunadas)  - Three different ecological floor -Altiplano, valleys and lowlands.   To achieve the purpose of the project, the fourth initial components/effects that have been established in the original project document remain the same: i) Effect 1: Collection, transport and final disposal; ii) Effect 2: Reuse and commercialization; iii) Effect 3: Institutional development; Iv) Effect 4. Communication, knowledge management and skills.   The final target of the programme is to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases..   The beneficiary population in the improvement of solid waste management services will be the totality of users: La Paz, 943,758 inhabitants (GAMLP) (a large municipality); Tarija, 245,000 (an intermediate municipality) and its adjoining areas (Uriondo and Villa San Lorenzo); Chaco Cruceño, 65,000 inhabitant (five municipalities, one with a population of intermediate size and four smaller populations). In total, it is a target population of 1,254,000 inhabitants and nine municipalities.   Of this target population, the work will involve: - Women, due to the low recognition of them as actors in the solid waste management chain, who, since they do not have basic services, are the most affected as they are usually responsible for taking care of the home (reproductive role, includes hygiene, management waste and household health). - People/ families dedicated to the classification and collection of waste, - Population of peripheral areas that suffer irregularly access to the waste management services, with poor quality in their provision. - Cleaning staff due to their proximity to sources of contamination and because they suffer discrimination from the rest of the population. - General population, whose perception is negative regarding waste collection and use services.   Regarding the specific targets established in the logical framework, the programme wants "to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental contamination". In this sense and in order to make visible the impact of the proposed objective, it is expected: - To increase the households perception of improvement in health due to less contamination in final disposal sites (it is expected that the bad perception of contamination will lower from 96% according to the baseline to 80%) - To reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The aim of this intervention is to reduce emissions by approximately 20% according to the baseline of 270.241,00 Tn CO2-eq/year by optimizing the solid waste collection, use and final disposal systems. - The improvement of the Environmental Quality Index (ICA) in solid waste final disposal sites (the ICA reduce for La Paz in Air: reduction of at least 10%; Tarija: Air: reduction of at least 10%, and for the Chaco Cruceño: Air: reduction of at least 5% in relation to the baseline).   Finally, it is important to mention that this contribution has also national importance, especiall considering that: -  it wants to promote the generation of integrated solid waste management models (with norms and regulations) that could be implemented nationwide. The main expectation will be to lay the foundations to replicate this integral solid waste management models of for the large municipalities (4 existing ones), intermediate cities (35) and in more than 100 smaller urban populations from the country. Together, these populations concentrate 70% of the national population, just over seven million inhabitants). - as a mechanism to prevent pollution than can be spread beyond the selected municipalities, considering the potential replicability of this 3 models.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Waste management/disposal Water Supply & Sanitation During the whole intervention the program has promoted 4 solid waste models: i) a management model for the municipality of La Paz (large municipality), ii) a model for the municipality of Tarija (intermediate or medium sized), a model for the municipalities of the Chaco Cruceño (4 small municipalities) and a management model for indigenous autonomy. The model generated for La Paz has considered the development of organic waste utilization systems at various scales: household, schools and institutions, neighborhood and municipal, diversifying the amount of organic waste treated per day, with an installed capacity of 32 tons per day, 30 tons in a municipal composting plant and 2 tons through household, institutional and neighborhood composters, implemented through the support of two green businesses, Ecofractal and Biocenosis. In the case of recyclable inorganic waste, the model has strengthened the municipal differentiated collection system, already initiated by the municipal government in 2018 through the provision of ten additional green islands, incorporation and formalization of recyclers and the installation of cameras in differentiated collection trucks that allow better control of recyclable material flows. As a result, 100% coverage of this service has been achieved in the urban area, and 20% of organic and inorganic waste can now be recycled. Regarding final disposal, the municipality has received support for technical assistance and the exchange of international experiences in Mexico and Argentina for mechanical biological treatment and the generation of fuel derived from waste, with which the municipality has designed a new service for utilization and final disposal. With the future implementation of this solution, La Paz has the potential to use 80% of its waste. In the case of the municipalities of Tarija (Cercado, Uriondo and San Lorenzo), none of them had a differentiated collection service for recyclable waste and had basic composting infrastructure. The management model developed for Cercado consists of the design and implementation of differentiated collection routes operated by the municipality and also through the incorporation of a recyclers association named MARMAT for the recycling of recyclable inorganic waste. These interventions have been strengthened with the construction of a recycling center, improvements to the infrastructure of the composting plant, the provision of a truck and motorcycles for differentiated collection. As a result, Tarija has reached a potential of 20% of the organic and inorganic waste generated. The model has been complemented with interventions in the municipalities of San Lorenzo and Uriondo, where differentiated collection systems for organic and inorganic waste have also been established, as well as the construction of manually operated composting plant in each municipality. An important milestone has been the signing of an intergovernmental agreement between Cercado, San Lorenzo and Uriondo for integrated solid waste management with the same vision and strategic guidelines, to share a joint solid waste treatment complex (CTRS). This inter-governmental agreement was the result of intermunicipal strategic planning for integrated solid waste management with the participation of authorities, municipal technicians and social actors. For the small municipalities (Camiri, Cuevo, Boyuibe and Lagunillas), the management model in the municipalities has begun with the improvement of urban sanitation to reach 100% coverage. The differentiated collection service has been incorporated in ten neighborhoods in Camiri and in the areas surrounding the central area of the urban centres of Boyuibe, Cuevo and Lagunillas. The use of organic waste began with the construction of a composting plant with a capacity of seven tons per day in Camiri and the delivery of 200 home composting bins in the other three municipalities. The capacity to recycle 38,4% of organic and inorganic waste has been achieved. With respect to final disposal, landfill closure plans have been prepared for the five municipalities in the region and the rehabilitation and transition of three open dumps to sanitary landfills in the municipalities of Cuevo, Boyuibe and Lagunillas were implemented, complemented by a process of capacity building in landfill management. In Camiri, the landfill closure plan and the pre-investment technical study for the construction of a waste treatment complex has been prepared. There is the possibility of implementing a joint sanitary landfill between the municipalities of Camiri, Boyuibe and Cuevo based on a technical and financial feasibility study; however, political and technical dialogue shall continue in the near future. Regarding the indigenous model, during project implementation, the municipality of Gutiérrez became an indigenous autonomy. The collection service coverage was less than 20% (only in the urban area) and rural areas did not have collection service and dispose their waste in the river, streams, or burn it. Improvement of the coverage in the urban center has been made, incorporating pilot experiences of neighborhood and community composting, as well as the establishment of two collection centers for recyclable inorganic waste, with a projected waste utilization rate of 11%. At the national level, although the intervention didn´t get it the consolidation of the Solid Waste Roundtable, technical assistance has been provided to the Viceminsitry of Water and sanitation (specifically to the Solid Waste Directorate) in the development of norms, regulations and public policy. It has supported the preparation of the planning instruments for the closure of open dumps, updating i) the technical guide manual for the design and operation of sanitary landfills, ii) the technical guide for the design and operation of mechanized sanitary landfills and iii) the guide for the closure of landfills. It has also supported the updating of the national solid waste diagnostic, key input for the design of the National Programme for Integrated Waste Management. Overall and according to the main indicators established in the log frame: - The Perception of improved health due to less contamination in final disposal sites has increased from 4% to 57% - Their has been an important reduction in GHG emissions (tCO2e) in the three area of intervention (from 221,290 to 207,984 tCO2e emission in La Paz, from 43,785 to 9,995.12 tCO2e in Tarija and from 5,166 to 1,925.44 tCO2e in Chaco Cruceño). - In all cases the percentage of solid waste reuse (aprovechamiento) has increased between 20% (La Paz and Tarija) and 38.4% (Chaco Cruceño) in the areas of intervention. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13471-13471A0101 Sweden Helvetas has applied to Sida for funding of 49 140 000 SEK million SEK to carry out the "0 waste in Bolivia" programme during the period 2019-2022. The project aims to contribute to the management of solid waste in the country (along different levels, actors, public, social and private spheres), prioritizing; - reduction in solid waste generation, - promoting separation at source, as its use, before final disposal solutions. The approach adopted for this is “0 waste”: when the amount of waste (especially organic) that is buried in sanitary landfills or controlled dumps is minimized, then the generation of leachate and greenhouse gases is reduced. At the same time, increasing use allows less waste in final disposal, contributing to a longer useful life of the landfills and greater efficiency in the systems. The expected result (impact) is: Health improved within populations of selected municipalities, by lower levels of environmental pollution. The main objective is to generate models of integrated solid waste management emphasizing use of waste under a circular economy approach. To achieve this goal, four specific objectives have been established: 1) Improve households access to good quality and continued services of solid waste management, especially by increased waste collection coverage and a more efficient transportation. 2) Increase stakeholders reuse of waste in different kinds of contexts and city sizes, by establishing reuse systems for organic and recyclable types of waste and developing specific norms. 3) Strengthen the solid waste sector at national and local level applying cooperative institutional arrangements and developing institutional capacities. 4) Increase participation of households and institutions in integrated solid waste management activities by developing capacities, sharing and learning from experiences and raising awareness at different levels. The project will build, along key actors, integral solid waste management models, stressing use under a circular economy approach, in three particular contexts: (i) major urban center as La Paz, (ii) intermediate city such as Tarija, and (iii) a joint solution for intermediate and small cities in the Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas and Gutiérrez). The emphasis on waste reduction and reuse should report higher rates of use in the intervention areas. Moreover, and considering Bolivia’s diversity (both from a geographical and cultural point of view) it will work in different ecological grounds and socio-economic realities (high lands, valleys and lowlands). Helvetas will implement the project together with Swisscontact and Agua Tuya and will collaborate with municipalities, private and public sector. The intervention’s total budget is 49 140 000 SEK which is covered completely by the Sida funds. Helvetas har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 49 140 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "0 avfall i Bolivia" under perioden 2019–2022. Programmet syftar till att bidra till hanteringen av fast avfall i landet (på olika politiska nivåer, med en bred bas av aktörer, på offentliga, sociala och privata områden), med prioriteringarna; - minska mängden avfall för sluthantering - främja avfallssortering, hantering och lösningar högre upp i värdekedjan (innan slutförvaring). Visionen för detta är ”0 avfall”, det vill säga att mängden avfall (särskilt organiskt) som begravs i sanitära deponier eller kontrollerade dumpar minimeras vilket resulterar i att generering av lakvatten och växthusgaser minimeras. Ökad återanvändning och återvinning resulterar i mindre avfall till slutförvaring, vilket bidrar till en längre livslängd för deponierna och ökad effektivitet i systemen. Det övergripande förväntade resultatet av programmet är: Förbättrad allmänhälsa hos befolkningen i de utvalda kommunerna som resultat av minskade miljöföroreningar från öppna sluthanteringsstationer/deponier. Det direkta förväntade resultatet är utvecklade modeller för integrerad hantering av fast avfall med betoning på användning av avfall enligt en cirkulär ekonomi. För att uppnå detta resultat har fyra specifika delmål fastställts: 1) Förbättra hushållens tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet för hantering av hushållsavfall genom ökad täckning för sophanteringstjänster och mer effektiva soptransporter. 2) Öka involverade parters (hushåll och andra aktörer) återanvändning och återvinning av avfall i olika sammanhang och storlekar på städer genom att upprätta återanvändningssystem för organiska och återvinningsbara avfallstyper samt utvecklade specifika normer inom avfallshantering. 3) Stärka avfallssektorn på nationell och lokal nivå genom kooperativa institutionella samarbeten och utveckling av institutionell kapacitet. 4) Öka allmänhetens och institutioners deltagande i integrerade åtgärder för hållbar avfallshantering genom att utveckla kapacitet, dela och lära av erfarenheter och öka medvetenheten på olika nivåer. Projektet kommer att utveckla, tillsammans med nyckelaktörer, integrerade modeller för avfallshantering, med betoning på återanvändning och återvinning under perspektivet cirkulär ekonomi, i tre särskilda sammanhang: (i) större urbana centrum som La Paz, (ii) mellanstor stad som Tarija, och (iii)) en gemensam lösning för mellanstora och små städer i Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas och Gutiérrez). Fokus på avfallsminskning och återanvändning förväntas resultera i ett högre nyttodragande av avfall. Helvetas kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med Swisscontact och Agua Tuya och kommer att samarbeta med kommuner, privat och offentlig sektor. Insatsens totala budget är 49 140 000 SEK som helt täcks av Sida The objectives and expected results of the O Waste Programme have not changed; however, the logical framework has been optimized according to the main results of the inception phase.   The main objective continues to be the same. To generate integrated solid waste management models emphasizing the reuse of waste under a circular economy approach. These models will prioritize the efficient use of waste to advance into a 0 Garbage approach, promoting the use for organic and inorganic waste in the municipalities. At the end of the project, it is expected to have three models of comprehensive solid waste management validated for different contexts: - large urban cities, intermediate urban cities and small associated municipalities (ciudades mancomunadas)  - Three different ecological floor -Altiplano, valleys and lowlands.   To achieve the purpose of the project, the fourth initial components/effects that have been established in the original project document remain the same: i) Effect 1: Collection, transport and final disposal; ii) Effect 2: Reuse and commercialization; iii) Effect 3: Institutional development; Iv) Effect 4. Communication, knowledge management and skills.   The final target of the programme is to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases..   The beneficiary population in the improvement of solid waste management services will be the totality of users: La Paz, 943,758 inhabitants (GAMLP) (a large municipality); Tarija, 245,000 (an intermediate municipality) and its adjoining areas (Uriondo and Villa San Lorenzo); Chaco Cruceño, 65,000 inhabitant (five municipalities, one with a population of intermediate size and four smaller populations). In total, it is a target population of 1,254,000 inhabitants and nine municipalities.   Of this target population, the work will involve: - Women, due to the low recognition of them as actors in the solid waste management chain, who, since they do not have basic services, are the most affected as they are usually responsible for taking care of the home (reproductive role, includes hygiene, management waste and household health). - People/ families dedicated to the classification and collection of waste, - Population of peripheral areas that suffer irregularly access to the waste management services, with poor quality in their provision. - Cleaning staff due to their proximity to sources of contamination and because they suffer discrimination from the rest of the population. - General population, whose perception is negative regarding waste collection and use services.   Regarding the specific targets established in the logical framework, the programme wants "to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental contamination". In this sense and in order to make visible the impact of the proposed objective, it is expected: - To increase the households perception of improvement in health due to less contamination in final disposal sites (it is expected that the bad perception of contamination will lower from 96% according to the baseline to 80%) - To reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The aim of this intervention is to reduce emissions by approximately 20% according to the baseline of 270.241,00 Tn CO2-eq/year by optimizing the solid waste collection, use and final disposal systems. - The improvement of the Environmental Quality Index (ICA) in solid waste final disposal sites (the ICA reduce for La Paz in Air: reduction of at least 10%; Tarija: Air: reduction of at least 10%, and for the Chaco Cruceño: Air: reduction of at least 5% in relation to the baseline).   Finally, it is important to mention that this contribution has also national importance, especiall considering that: -  it wants to promote the generation of integrated solid waste management models (with norms and regulations) that could be implemented nationwide. The main expectation will be to lay the foundations to replicate this integral solid waste management models of for the large municipalities (4 existing ones), intermediate cities (35) and in more than 100 smaller urban populations from the country. Together, these populations concentrate 70% of the national population, just over seven million inhabitants). - as a mechanism to prevent pollution than can be spread beyond the selected municipalities, considering the potential replicability of this 3 models.   Sweden Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 7000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 7000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Increased productivity mainly in small-scale agriculture with the sustainable use and management of natural resources and ecosystem services, with a focus on women and indigenous people Ökad produktivitet inom främst det småskaliga lantbruket med ett hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster, med fokus på kvinnor och urfolk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased access to environmentally sustainable public services Ökad tillgång till miljömässigt hållbara samhällstjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade and sustainable investment for the benefit of sustainable development, with particular focus on improving the environment, reduced climate impact and strengthened resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel och hållbara investeringar till gagn för en hållbar utveckling, med särskilt fokus på förbättrad miljö, begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13471-13471A0102 Sweden Helvetas has applied to Sida for funding of 49 140 000 SEK million SEK to carry out the "0 waste in Bolivia" programme during the period 2019-2022. The project aims to contribute to the management of solid waste in the country (along different levels, actors, public, social and private spheres), prioritizing; - reduction in solid waste generation, - promoting separation at source, as its use, before final disposal solutions. The approach adopted for this is “0 waste”: when the amount of waste (especially organic) that is buried in sanitary landfills or controlled dumps is minimized, then the generation of leachate and greenhouse gases is reduced. At the same time, increasing use allows less waste in final disposal, contributing to a longer useful life of the landfills and greater efficiency in the systems. The expected result (impact) is: Health improved within populations of selected municipalities, by lower levels of environmental pollution. The main objective is to generate models of integrated solid waste management emphasizing use of waste under a circular economy approach. To achieve this goal, four specific objectives have been established: 1) Improve households access to good quality and continued services of solid waste management, especially by increased waste collection coverage and a more efficient transportation. 2) Increase stakeholders reuse of waste in different kinds of contexts and city sizes, by establishing reuse systems for organic and recyclable types of waste and developing specific norms. 3) Strengthen the solid waste sector at national and local level applying cooperative institutional arrangements and developing institutional capacities. 4) Increase participation of households and institutions in integrated solid waste management activities by developing capacities, sharing and learning from experiences and raising awareness at different levels. The project will build, along key actors, integral solid waste management models, stressing use under a circular economy approach, in three particular contexts: (i) major urban center as La Paz, (ii) intermediate city such as Tarija, and (iii) a joint solution for intermediate and small cities in the Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas and Gutiérrez). The emphasis on waste reduction and reuse should report higher rates of use in the intervention areas. Moreover, and considering Bolivia’s diversity (both from a geographical and cultural point of view) it will work in different ecological grounds and socio-economic realities (high lands, valleys and lowlands). Helvetas will implement the project together with Swisscontact and Agua Tuya and will collaborate with municipalities, private and public sector. The intervention’s total budget is 49 140 000 SEK which is covered completely by the Sida funds. Helvetas har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 49 140 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "0 avfall i Bolivia" under perioden 2019–2022. Programmet syftar till att bidra till hanteringen av fast avfall i landet (på olika politiska nivåer, med en bred bas av aktörer, på offentliga, sociala och privata områden), med prioriteringarna; - minska mängden avfall för sluthantering - främja avfallssortering, hantering och lösningar högre upp i värdekedjan (innan slutförvaring). Visionen för detta är ”0 avfall”, det vill säga att mängden avfall (särskilt organiskt) som begravs i sanitära deponier eller kontrollerade dumpar minimeras vilket resulterar i att generering av lakvatten och växthusgaser minimeras. Ökad återanvändning och återvinning resulterar i mindre avfall till slutförvaring, vilket bidrar till en längre livslängd för deponierna och ökad effektivitet i systemen. Det övergripande förväntade resultatet av programmet är: Förbättrad allmänhälsa hos befolkningen i de utvalda kommunerna som resultat av minskade miljöföroreningar från öppna sluthanteringsstationer/deponier. Det direkta förväntade resultatet är utvecklade modeller för integrerad hantering av fast avfall med betoning på användning av avfall enligt en cirkulär ekonomi. För att uppnå detta resultat har fyra specifika delmål fastställts: 1) Förbättra hushållens tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet för hantering av hushållsavfall genom ökad täckning för sophanteringstjänster och mer effektiva soptransporter. 2) Öka involverade parters (hushåll och andra aktörer) återanvändning och återvinning av avfall i olika sammanhang och storlekar på städer genom att upprätta återanvändningssystem för organiska och återvinningsbara avfallstyper samt utvecklade specifika normer inom avfallshantering. 3) Stärka avfallssektorn på nationell och lokal nivå genom kooperativa institutionella samarbeten och utveckling av institutionell kapacitet. 4) Öka allmänhetens och institutioners deltagande i integrerade åtgärder för hållbar avfallshantering genom att utveckla kapacitet, dela och lära av erfarenheter och öka medvetenheten på olika nivåer. Projektet kommer att utveckla, tillsammans med nyckelaktörer, integrerade modeller för avfallshantering, med betoning på återanvändning och återvinning under perspektivet cirkulär ekonomi, i tre särskilda sammanhang: (i) större urbana centrum som La Paz, (ii) mellanstor stad som Tarija, och (iii)) en gemensam lösning för mellanstora och små städer i Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas och Gutiérrez). Fokus på avfallsminskning och återanvändning förväntas resultera i ett högre nyttodragande av avfall. Helvetas kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med Swisscontact och Agua Tuya och kommer att samarbeta med kommuner, privat och offentlig sektor. Insatsens totala budget är 49 140 000 SEK som helt täcks av Sida The objectives and expected results of the O Waste Programme have not changed; however, the logical framework has been optimized according to the main results of the inception phase.   The main objective continues to be the same. To generate integrated solid waste management models emphasizing the reuse of waste under a circular economy approach. These models will prioritize the efficient use of waste to advance into a 0 Garbage approach, promoting the use for organic and inorganic waste in the municipalities. At the end of the project, it is expected to have three models of comprehensive solid waste management validated for different contexts: - large urban cities, intermediate urban cities and small associated municipalities (ciudades mancomunadas)  - Three different ecological floor -Altiplano, valleys and lowlands.   To achieve the purpose of the project, the fourth initial components/effects that have been established in the original project document remain the same: i) Effect 1: Collection, transport and final disposal; ii) Effect 2: Reuse and commercialization; iii) Effect 3: Institutional development; Iv) Effect 4. Communication, knowledge management and skills.   The final target of the programme is to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases..   The beneficiary population in the improvement of solid waste management services will be the totality of users: La Paz, 943,758 inhabitants (GAMLP) (a large municipality); Tarija, 245,000 (an intermediate municipality) and its adjoining areas (Uriondo and Villa San Lorenzo); Chaco Cruceño, 65,000 inhabitant (five municipalities, one with a population of intermediate size and four smaller populations). In total, it is a target population of 1,254,000 inhabitants and nine municipalities.   Of this target population, the work will involve: - Women, due to the low recognition of them as actors in the solid waste management chain, who, since they do not have basic services, are the most affected as they are usually responsible for taking care of the home (reproductive role, includes hygiene, management waste and household health). - People/ families dedicated to the classification and collection of waste, - Population of peripheral areas that suffer irregularly access to the waste management services, with poor quality in their provision. - Cleaning staff due to their proximity to sources of contamination and because they suffer discrimination from the rest of the population. - General population, whose perception is negative regarding waste collection and use services.   Regarding the specific targets established in the logical framework, the programme wants "to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental contamination". In this sense and in order to make visible the impact of the proposed objective, it is expected: - To increase the households perception of improvement in health due to less contamination in final disposal sites (it is expected that the bad perception of contamination will lower from 96% according to the baseline to 80%) - To reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The aim of this intervention is to reduce emissions by approximately 20% according to the baseline of 270.241,00 Tn CO2-eq/year by optimizing the solid waste collection, use and final disposal systems. - The improvement of the Environmental Quality Index (ICA) in solid waste final disposal sites (the ICA reduce for La Paz in Air: reduction of at least 10%; Tarija: Air: reduction of at least 10%, and for the Chaco Cruceño: Air: reduction of at least 5% in relation to the baseline).   Finally, it is important to mention that this contribution has also national importance, especiall considering that: -  it wants to promote the generation of integrated solid waste management models (with norms and regulations) that could be implemented nationwide. The main expectation will be to lay the foundations to replicate this integral solid waste management models of for the large municipalities (4 existing ones), intermediate cities (35) and in more than 100 smaller urban populations from the country. Together, these populations concentrate 70% of the national population, just over seven million inhabitants). - as a mechanism to prevent pollution than can be spread beyond the selected municipalities, considering the potential replicability of this 3 models.   Sweden Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 0 15000000 15000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 15000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions and civil society organisations to manage the effects of adverse environmental impact and climate change. Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer att hantera effekter av negativ miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to environmentally sustainable public services Ökad tillgång till miljömässigt hållbara samhällstjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade and sustainable investment for the benefit of sustainable development, with particular focus on improving the environment, reduced climate impact and strengthened resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel och hållbara investeringar till gagn för en hållbar utveckling, med särskilt fokus på förbättrad miljö, begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13471-13471A0103 Sweden Helvetas has applied to Sida for funding of 49 140 000 SEK million SEK to carry out the "0 waste in Bolivia" programme during the period 2019-2022. The project aims to contribute to the management of solid waste in the country (along different levels, actors, public, social and private spheres), prioritizing; - reduction in solid waste generation, - promoting separation at source, as its use, before final disposal solutions. The approach adopted for this is “0 waste”: when the amount of waste (especially organic) that is buried in sanitary landfills or controlled dumps is minimized, then the generation of leachate and greenhouse gases is reduced. At the same time, increasing use allows less waste in final disposal, contributing to a longer useful life of the landfills and greater efficiency in the systems. The expected result (impact) is: Health improved within populations of selected municipalities, by lower levels of environmental pollution. The main objective is to generate models of integrated solid waste management emphasizing use of waste under a circular economy approach. To achieve this goal, four specific objectives have been established: 1) Improve households access to good quality and continued services of solid waste management, especially by increased waste collection coverage and a more efficient transportation. 2) Increase stakeholders reuse of waste in different kinds of contexts and city sizes, by establishing reuse systems for organic and recyclable types of waste and developing specific norms. 3) Strengthen the solid waste sector at national and local level applying cooperative institutional arrangements and developing institutional capacities. 4) Increase participation of households and institutions in integrated solid waste management activities by developing capacities, sharing and learning from experiences and raising awareness at different levels. The project will build, along key actors, integral solid waste management models, stressing use under a circular economy approach, in three particular contexts: (i) major urban center as La Paz, (ii) intermediate city such as Tarija, and (iii) a joint solution for intermediate and small cities in the Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas and Gutiérrez). The emphasis on waste reduction and reuse should report higher rates of use in the intervention areas. Moreover, and considering Bolivia’s diversity (both from a geographical and cultural point of view) it will work in different ecological grounds and socio-economic realities (high lands, valleys and lowlands). Helvetas will implement the project together with Swisscontact and Agua Tuya and will collaborate with municipalities, private and public sector. The intervention’s total budget is 49 140 000 SEK which is covered completely by the Sida funds. Helvetas har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 49 140 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "0 avfall i Bolivia" under perioden 2019–2022. Programmet syftar till att bidra till hanteringen av fast avfall i landet (på olika politiska nivåer, med en bred bas av aktörer, på offentliga, sociala och privata områden), med prioriteringarna; - minska mängden avfall för sluthantering - främja avfallssortering, hantering och lösningar högre upp i värdekedjan (innan slutförvaring). Visionen för detta är ”0 avfall”, det vill säga att mängden avfall (särskilt organiskt) som begravs i sanitära deponier eller kontrollerade dumpar minimeras vilket resulterar i att generering av lakvatten och växthusgaser minimeras. Ökad återanvändning och återvinning resulterar i mindre avfall till slutförvaring, vilket bidrar till en längre livslängd för deponierna och ökad effektivitet i systemen. Det övergripande förväntade resultatet av programmet är: Förbättrad allmänhälsa hos befolkningen i de utvalda kommunerna som resultat av minskade miljöföroreningar från öppna sluthanteringsstationer/deponier. Det direkta förväntade resultatet är utvecklade modeller för integrerad hantering av fast avfall med betoning på användning av avfall enligt en cirkulär ekonomi. För att uppnå detta resultat har fyra specifika delmål fastställts: 1) Förbättra hushållens tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet för hantering av hushållsavfall genom ökad täckning för sophanteringstjänster och mer effektiva soptransporter. 2) Öka involverade parters (hushåll och andra aktörer) återanvändning och återvinning av avfall i olika sammanhang och storlekar på städer genom att upprätta återanvändningssystem för organiska och återvinningsbara avfallstyper samt utvecklade specifika normer inom avfallshantering. 3) Stärka avfallssektorn på nationell och lokal nivå genom kooperativa institutionella samarbeten och utveckling av institutionell kapacitet. 4) Öka allmänhetens och institutioners deltagande i integrerade åtgärder för hållbar avfallshantering genom att utveckla kapacitet, dela och lära av erfarenheter och öka medvetenheten på olika nivåer. Projektet kommer att utveckla, tillsammans med nyckelaktörer, integrerade modeller för avfallshantering, med betoning på återanvändning och återvinning under perspektivet cirkulär ekonomi, i tre särskilda sammanhang: (i) större urbana centrum som La Paz, (ii) mellanstor stad som Tarija, och (iii)) en gemensam lösning för mellanstora och små städer i Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas och Gutiérrez). Fokus på avfallsminskning och återanvändning förväntas resultera i ett högre nyttodragande av avfall. Helvetas kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med Swisscontact och Agua Tuya och kommer att samarbeta med kommuner, privat och offentlig sektor. Insatsens totala budget är 49 140 000 SEK som helt täcks av Sida The objectives and expected results of the O Waste Programme have not changed; however, the logical framework has been optimized according to the main results of the inception phase.   The main objective continues to be the same. To generate integrated solid waste management models emphasizing the reuse of waste under a circular economy approach. These models will prioritize the efficient use of waste to advance into a 0 Garbage approach, promoting the use for organic and inorganic waste in the municipalities. At the end of the project, it is expected to have three models of comprehensive solid waste management validated for different contexts: - large urban cities, intermediate urban cities and small associated municipalities (ciudades mancomunadas)  - Three different ecological floor -Altiplano, valleys and lowlands.   To achieve the purpose of the project, the fourth initial components/effects that have been established in the original project document remain the same: i) Effect 1: Collection, transport and final disposal; ii) Effect 2: Reuse and commercialization; iii) Effect 3: Institutional development; Iv) Effect 4. Communication, knowledge management and skills.   The final target of the programme is to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases..   The beneficiary population in the improvement of solid waste management services will be the totality of users: La Paz, 943,758 inhabitants (GAMLP) (a large municipality); Tarija, 245,000 (an intermediate municipality) and its adjoining areas (Uriondo and Villa San Lorenzo); Chaco Cruceño, 65,000 inhabitant (five municipalities, one with a population of intermediate size and four smaller populations). In total, it is a target population of 1,254,000 inhabitants and nine municipalities.   Of this target population, the work will involve: - Women, due to the low recognition of them as actors in the solid waste management chain, who, since they do not have basic services, are the most affected as they are usually responsible for taking care of the home (reproductive role, includes hygiene, management waste and household health). - People/ families dedicated to the classification and collection of waste, - Population of peripheral areas that suffer irregularly access to the waste management services, with poor quality in their provision. - Cleaning staff due to their proximity to sources of contamination and because they suffer discrimination from the rest of the population. - General population, whose perception is negative regarding waste collection and use services.   Regarding the specific targets established in the logical framework, the programme wants "to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental contamination". In this sense and in order to make visible the impact of the proposed objective, it is expected: - To increase the households perception of improvement in health due to less contamination in final disposal sites (it is expected that the bad perception of contamination will lower from 96% according to the baseline to 80%) - To reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The aim of this intervention is to reduce emissions by approximately 20% according to the baseline of 270.241,00 Tn CO2-eq/year by optimizing the solid waste collection, use and final disposal systems. - The improvement of the Environmental Quality Index (ICA) in solid waste final disposal sites (the ICA reduce for La Paz in Air: reduction of at least 10%; Tarija: Air: reduction of at least 10%, and for the Chaco Cruceño: Air: reduction of at least 5% in relation to the baseline).   Finally, it is important to mention that this contribution has also national importance, especiall considering that: -  it wants to promote the generation of integrated solid waste management models (with norms and regulations) that could be implemented nationwide. The main expectation will be to lay the foundations to replicate this integral solid waste management models of for the large municipalities (4 existing ones), intermediate cities (35) and in more than 100 smaller urban populations from the country. Together, these populations concentrate 70% of the national population, just over seven million inhabitants). - as a mechanism to prevent pollution than can be spread beyond the selected municipalities, considering the potential replicability of this 3 models.   Sweden Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 16140000 -120790 0 11000000 11000000 5140000 -120790 0 0 27019210 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 5140000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation -120789.89 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Bolivia 2021-2025 Bolivia 2021-2025 Gender equality and SRHR (temporary translation) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld och ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Sustainable public services (temporary translation) Ökad tillgång till hållbara samhällstjänster, exempelvis vatten, sanitet, och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13532 Sweden The proposed project addresses the perceived AML/CFT regulatory shortcomings and aims to assist the authorities effectively with implementing new legislative and regulatory changes in seven proposed outcome areas. The main areas of intervention will concern AML/CFT compliance and supervision gaps in the non-financial sector (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions - DNFBPs), understanding and management of terrorist financing risks within the non-profit sector, risk-based border control, beneficial ownership due diligence for some sectors, application of fit and proper test and group-wide polices, ML investigation and prosecution and confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime. The project aims at creating and institutionalizing a change by focusing on several types of activities: 1) developing sustainable training programs for risk oversight, uniform application of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanction, processing ML/TF cases involving natural and legal persons, securing and confiscating assets and analysing financial sector information, 2) developing procedures, criteria, methodology and indicators for risk oversight, 3) developing guidelines for processing of ML/FT cases and financial investigations; 4) assessment of risks in different areas and issuing recommendations for the improvement of primary and secondary legislation, 5) analysing IT needs in relation to financial investigations. The methodology thus addresses a sustainable medium to long-term strategic capacity development, based on building a sustainable resource base in a number of key reform areas across the government. Overall responsibility for Project results will be in the hands of the Council of Europe, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. The Project will start with a six-month inception phase and last 36 months. I maj 2019 kontaktade Europarådets (CoE) kontor i Belgrad ambassaden med ett konceptdokument om förebyggande av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism i Serbien. Förslaget utvecklades vidare i samråd med de viktigaste nationella intressenterna. Det slutliga förslaget överlämnades till Sida i oktober 2019. Förslaget belyser ett område som är mycket relevant i den nuvarande fasen av Serbiens reformprocess som drivs av EUs integrationsförhandlingar. Den tar upp de upplevda brister på detta område och bygger på en befintlig övervaknings ram, vilket ökar dess genomförbarhet och stöder ägarskap. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. Det ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet för perioden 2014-2020, med avseende på resultatområde 2. Strategin föreskriver stöd till utvecklingen av ett mer effektivt rättsväsende och kampen mot korruption och organiserad brottslighet. Strategin anger också att Sverige kan bidra till arbetet för att stärka rättskedjan avseende utredning, åtal och verkställande av dom för dessa brott. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av Europarådet i Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska institutioner. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via Europarådet, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal för alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. Europarådet kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fem CoE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta konsulter. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgeten är uppdelad i två områden: programförvaltning och aktivitetskostnader och bryts ned ytterligare i arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar arvodet 49.7% av den totala budgeten. Av detta avser programförvaltningsavgifter 32% av den totala budgeten. Administrationskostnader uppgår till totalt 7% av den totala budgeten. De omfattar indirekta driftskostnader. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av Europarådet. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the intervention is to develop an effective and sustainable framework for preventing and supressing money laundering and terrorist financing in Serbia. The overall objective is broken down into 7 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Strengthened compliance and oversight of AML/CFT financial and designated non-financial business and professions (DNFBPs); Outcome 2: Enhanced Non-Profit Organizations (NPO) terrorist-financing risk management; Outcome 3: Developed risk-based border controls related to cash and goods smuggling, terrorist financing, and proliferation; Outcome 4: Increased transparency of beneficial ownership (BO) information for legal persons, arrangements and trusts; Outcome 5: Enhanced criminal justice sector processing of ML/FT cases; Outcome 6: Strengthened effectiveness in the confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime; Outcome 7: Enhanced inter-agency cooperation on verification of asset declarations. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general The key results achieved by this program have been presented on three levels: policy, legislative, and capacity building. On policy level, the project has achieved the following results: - National and sectoral risks have been assessed through expert support. The new National ML/TF Risk Assessment of Serbia (NRA) and four sectoral risk assessments have been developed. The results of these assessments have informed the strategic response to the prevention and repression of money laundering and terrorism financing. A comprehensive gap assessment has been conducted to assess the effectiveness of implementation of preventive measures and supervision in both financial and non-financial sectors and a detailed map of actions to address the deficiencies was agreed with beneficiaries. - Multiple protocols of cooperation between the National Bank of Serbia, the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption and the APML have been fostered to improve the exchange of information and financial intelligence. - On aggregate level, the project has contributed to the full implementation of 28 measures from the Action Plan for the implementation of the National Strategy for Prevention of Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Proliferation financing (2020-2024), enhancing the effective application of various AML/CFT measures. On legislative level, the project has achieved the following results: - The new draft Law on Beneficial Ownership Registry has been drafted and presented for public debate in August 2023. It is still pending adoption; - Recommendations for amendments to the Criminal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, and the Law on Seizure and Confiscation of Criminal Proceeds have been prepared, aiming to remove obstacles for effective prosecution of ML offences and confiscation of illicit proceeds. These recommendations are used as the basis for the review of criminal legislation, to be submitted for adoption by the end of 2024; - Through a coordinated effort with other donors, recommendations for improvements have been prepared regarding the General Mandatory Instruction of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office on the Use of the Financial Intelligence to Initiate Proceedings for the Criminal Offences of ML and TF. A working group is currently amending the instruction based on these recommendations and its adoption is expected by September. - The project has produced recommendations for amendments of the Law on Associations and the Law on Foundations and Endowments, with a view to enable a more accurate registration and supervision of NPOs. On capacity building level, the project has achieved the following results: - More than 400 supervisors, representatives of law enforcement agencies, prosecution and reporting entities have been trained in risk-based approach to supervision, compliance, integration of findings of risk assessments in their work and detection and reporting of ML/TF; - A comprehensive training program has been developed, encompassing three modules on processing and adjudicating standalone money laundering. 30 prosecutors, judges, and police officers have been trained; - 14 judges, prosecutors and police officers have participated in peer exchange that encompassed trainings on criminal origin of assets in court procedures, tax evasion schemes used as predicate offence to ML, and practice in combating terrorism financing with foreign elements; - Expert assistance has been provided for the development and adoption of sector-specific procedures, such as sectoral indicators for identifying suspicious transactions for auditors; indicators for illicit transfer of cash, Bearer Negotiable Instruments (BNIs) and the dual use goods for customs officers and border police; guidelines on reporting of suspicious activities for reporting entities and supervisors; guidance for the update and creation of new risk indicators for virtual assets, virtual assets service providers and money and value transfer services (MVTS).; - A number of existing supervisory methodologies and operational procedures have been reviewed and upgraded with the assistance of the project including the methodologies for ongoing "fit and proper" verification of owners, managers, and compliance officers in the banking sector and virtual assets service providers; - A methodology and procedures have been developed and used to train 25 customs officers and border police on the effective application of risk-based border controls; - The authorities and civil society have been involved in joint discussions, trust-building initiatives and development of proportionate oversight procedures; - The representatives of 15 NPO have been trained to recognise and mitigate risks of abuse for terrorism financing. A working group for the supervision of NPOs has been trained in implementation of improved supervision procedures; - IT capacities of the beneficiaries for financial investigations have been strengthened, by initiating the development of the financial investigation software and providing supporting hardware. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13532-13532A0101 Sweden The proposed project addresses the perceived AML/CFT regulatory shortcomings and aims to assist the authorities effectively with implementing new legislative and regulatory changes in seven proposed outcome areas. The main areas of intervention will concern AML/CFT compliance and supervision gaps in the non-financial sector (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions - DNFBPs), understanding and management of terrorist financing risks within the non-profit sector, risk-based border control, beneficial ownership due diligence for some sectors, application of fit and proper test and group-wide polices, ML investigation and prosecution and confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime. The project aims at creating and institutionalizing a change by focusing on several types of activities: 1) developing sustainable training programs for risk oversight, uniform application of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanction, processing ML/TF cases involving natural and legal persons, securing and confiscating assets and analysing financial sector information, 2) developing procedures, criteria, methodology and indicators for risk oversight, 3) developing guidelines for processing of ML/FT cases and financial investigations; 4) assessment of risks in different areas and issuing recommendations for the improvement of primary and secondary legislation, 5) analysing IT needs in relation to financial investigations. The methodology thus addresses a sustainable medium to long-term strategic capacity development, based on building a sustainable resource base in a number of key reform areas across the government. Overall responsibility for Project results will be in the hands of the Council of Europe, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. The Project will start with a six-month inception phase and last 36 months. I maj 2019 kontaktade Europarådets (CoE) kontor i Belgrad ambassaden med ett konceptdokument om förebyggande av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism i Serbien. Förslaget utvecklades vidare i samråd med de viktigaste nationella intressenterna. Det slutliga förslaget överlämnades till Sida i oktober 2019. Förslaget belyser ett område som är mycket relevant i den nuvarande fasen av Serbiens reformprocess som drivs av EUs integrationsförhandlingar. Den tar upp de upplevda brister på detta område och bygger på en befintlig övervaknings ram, vilket ökar dess genomförbarhet och stöder ägarskap. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. Det ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet för perioden 2014-2020, med avseende på resultatområde 2. Strategin föreskriver stöd till utvecklingen av ett mer effektivt rättsväsende och kampen mot korruption och organiserad brottslighet. Strategin anger också att Sverige kan bidra till arbetet för att stärka rättskedjan avseende utredning, åtal och verkställande av dom för dessa brott. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av Europarådet i Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska institutioner. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via Europarådet, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal för alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. Europarådet kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fem CoE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta konsulter. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgeten är uppdelad i två områden: programförvaltning och aktivitetskostnader och bryts ned ytterligare i arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar arvodet 49.7% av den totala budgeten. Av detta avser programförvaltningsavgifter 32% av den totala budgeten. Administrationskostnader uppgår till totalt 7% av den totala budgeten. De omfattar indirekta driftskostnader. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av Europarådet. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the intervention is to develop an effective and sustainable framework for preventing and supressing money laundering and terrorist financing in Serbia. The overall objective is broken down into 7 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Strengthened compliance and oversight of AML/CFT financial and designated non-financial business and professions (DNFBPs); Outcome 2: Enhanced Non-Profit Organizations (NPO) terrorist-financing risk management; Outcome 3: Developed risk-based border controls related to cash and goods smuggling, terrorist financing, and proliferation; Outcome 4: Increased transparency of beneficial ownership (BO) information for legal persons, arrangements and trusts; Outcome 5: Enhanced criminal justice sector processing of ML/FT cases; Outcome 6: Strengthened effectiveness in the confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime; Outcome 7: Enhanced inter-agency cooperation on verification of asset declarations. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 5000000 COE/Council of Europe 5000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13532-13532A0102 Sweden The proposed project addresses the perceived AML/CFT regulatory shortcomings and aims to assist the authorities effectively with implementing new legislative and regulatory changes in seven proposed outcome areas. The main areas of intervention will concern AML/CFT compliance and supervision gaps in the non-financial sector (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions - DNFBPs), understanding and management of terrorist financing risks within the non-profit sector, risk-based border control, beneficial ownership due diligence for some sectors, application of fit and proper test and group-wide polices, ML investigation and prosecution and confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime. The project aims at creating and institutionalizing a change by focusing on several types of activities: 1) developing sustainable training programs for risk oversight, uniform application of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanction, processing ML/TF cases involving natural and legal persons, securing and confiscating assets and analysing financial sector information, 2) developing procedures, criteria, methodology and indicators for risk oversight, 3) developing guidelines for processing of ML/FT cases and financial investigations; 4) assessment of risks in different areas and issuing recommendations for the improvement of primary and secondary legislation, 5) analysing IT needs in relation to financial investigations. The methodology thus addresses a sustainable medium to long-term strategic capacity development, based on building a sustainable resource base in a number of key reform areas across the government. Overall responsibility for Project results will be in the hands of the Council of Europe, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. The Project will start with a six-month inception phase and last 36 months. I maj 2019 kontaktade Europarådets (CoE) kontor i Belgrad ambassaden med ett konceptdokument om förebyggande av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism i Serbien. Förslaget utvecklades vidare i samråd med de viktigaste nationella intressenterna. Det slutliga förslaget överlämnades till Sida i oktober 2019. Förslaget belyser ett område som är mycket relevant i den nuvarande fasen av Serbiens reformprocess som drivs av EUs integrationsförhandlingar. Den tar upp de upplevda brister på detta område och bygger på en befintlig övervaknings ram, vilket ökar dess genomförbarhet och stöder ägarskap. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. Det ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet för perioden 2014-2020, med avseende på resultatområde 2. Strategin föreskriver stöd till utvecklingen av ett mer effektivt rättsväsende och kampen mot korruption och organiserad brottslighet. Strategin anger också att Sverige kan bidra till arbetet för att stärka rättskedjan avseende utredning, åtal och verkställande av dom för dessa brott. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av Europarådet i Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska institutioner. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via Europarådet, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal för alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. Europarådet kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fem CoE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta konsulter. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgeten är uppdelad i två områden: programförvaltning och aktivitetskostnader och bryts ned ytterligare i arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar arvodet 49.7% av den totala budgeten. Av detta avser programförvaltningsavgifter 32% av den totala budgeten. Administrationskostnader uppgår till totalt 7% av den totala budgeten. De omfattar indirekta driftskostnader. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av Europarådet. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the intervention is to develop an effective and sustainable framework for preventing and supressing money laundering and terrorist financing in Serbia. The overall objective is broken down into 7 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Strengthened compliance and oversight of AML/CFT financial and designated non-financial business and professions (DNFBPs); Outcome 2: Enhanced Non-Profit Organizations (NPO) terrorist-financing risk management; Outcome 3: Developed risk-based border controls related to cash and goods smuggling, terrorist financing, and proliferation; Outcome 4: Increased transparency of beneficial ownership (BO) information for legal persons, arrangements and trusts; Outcome 5: Enhanced criminal justice sector processing of ML/FT cases; Outcome 6: Strengthened effectiveness in the confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime; Outcome 7: Enhanced inter-agency cooperation on verification of asset declarations. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 10000000 COE/Council of Europe 5000000 COE/Council of Europe 5000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13532-13532A0104 Sweden The proposed project addresses the perceived AML/CFT regulatory shortcomings and aims to assist the authorities effectively with implementing new legislative and regulatory changes in seven proposed outcome areas. The main areas of intervention will concern AML/CFT compliance and supervision gaps in the non-financial sector (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions - DNFBPs), understanding and management of terrorist financing risks within the non-profit sector, risk-based border control, beneficial ownership due diligence for some sectors, application of fit and proper test and group-wide polices, ML investigation and prosecution and confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime. The project aims at creating and institutionalizing a change by focusing on several types of activities: 1) developing sustainable training programs for risk oversight, uniform application of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanction, processing ML/TF cases involving natural and legal persons, securing and confiscating assets and analysing financial sector information, 2) developing procedures, criteria, methodology and indicators for risk oversight, 3) developing guidelines for processing of ML/FT cases and financial investigations; 4) assessment of risks in different areas and issuing recommendations for the improvement of primary and secondary legislation, 5) analysing IT needs in relation to financial investigations. The methodology thus addresses a sustainable medium to long-term strategic capacity development, based on building a sustainable resource base in a number of key reform areas across the government. Overall responsibility for Project results will be in the hands of the Council of Europe, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. The Project will start with a six-month inception phase and last 36 months. I maj 2019 kontaktade Europarådets (CoE) kontor i Belgrad ambassaden med ett konceptdokument om förebyggande av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism i Serbien. Förslaget utvecklades vidare i samråd med de viktigaste nationella intressenterna. Det slutliga förslaget överlämnades till Sida i oktober 2019. Förslaget belyser ett område som är mycket relevant i den nuvarande fasen av Serbiens reformprocess som drivs av EUs integrationsförhandlingar. Den tar upp de upplevda brister på detta område och bygger på en befintlig övervaknings ram, vilket ökar dess genomförbarhet och stöder ägarskap. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. Det ligger i linje med Resultatstrategi för reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet för perioden 2014-2020, med avseende på resultatområde 2. Strategin föreskriver stöd till utvecklingen av ett mer effektivt rättsväsende och kampen mot korruption och organiserad brottslighet. Strategin anger också att Sverige kan bidra till arbetet för att stärka rättskedjan avseende utredning, åtal och verkställande av dom för dessa brott. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av Europarådet i Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska institutioner. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via Europarådet, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal för alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. Europarådet kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fem CoE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta konsulter. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgeten är uppdelad i två områden: programförvaltning och aktivitetskostnader och bryts ned ytterligare i arvode och ersättningsgilla kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar arvodet 49.7% av den totala budgeten. Av detta avser programförvaltningsavgifter 32% av den totala budgeten. Administrationskostnader uppgår till totalt 7% av den totala budgeten. De omfattar indirekta driftskostnader. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av Europarådet. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the intervention is to develop an effective and sustainable framework for preventing and supressing money laundering and terrorist financing in Serbia. The overall objective is broken down into 7 outcomes, as follows: Outcome 1: Strengthened compliance and oversight of AML/CFT financial and designated non-financial business and professions (DNFBPs); Outcome 2: Enhanced Non-Profit Organizations (NPO) terrorist-financing risk management; Outcome 3: Developed risk-based border controls related to cash and goods smuggling, terrorist financing, and proliferation; Outcome 4: Increased transparency of beneficial ownership (BO) information for legal persons, arrangements and trusts; Outcome 5: Enhanced criminal justice sector processing of ML/FT cases; Outcome 6: Strengthened effectiveness in the confiscation of proceeds and instrumentalities of crime; Outcome 7: Enhanced inter-agency cooperation on verification of asset declarations. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 9500000 -625635 0 0 0 4500000 0 0 5000000 0 -625635 8874365 COE/Council of Europe 5000000 COE/Council of Europe 4500000 COE/Council of Europe -625634.74 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13534 Sweden This is the fifth phase of support since 2010, aiming at consolidating and institutionalizing previous results. During this phase, the project will focus on the following key lines of action: 1) supporting the authorities and the society in the area of personal data protection in the security sector; 2) promoting good governance mechanisms in the security sector, including gender equality, emergency management and professional development of public officials; 3) encouraging more active participation of the civil society in the democratization of the security sector and 4) advancing education and expertise in the security sector. It will continue to be a multifaceted project with many stakeholders from both the government and non-governmental sector: independent state bodies, primarily the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Information and Data Protection, the National Academy for Public Administration, the Ministry of Interior (including the Sector for Emergency Management), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Defence, the Coordination Body for Gender Equality and civil society (including media and academia). Leadership will be in the hands of the OSCE, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. Sverige har stött den första fasen av projektet sedan 2010. Den föreslagna fasen av stöd är den femte i rad och det bedöms viktigt för att konsolidera och institutionalisera resultaten av tidigare stöd. Det föreslagna projektet är mångfacetterat och det berör flera viktiga områden av svenskt engagemang i Serbien, såsom stöd till krishantering, samhällsskydd och beredskap. Dess övergripande inriktning är dock demokratiseringen av samhället som helhet. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av OSSE Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Det finns jämställdhetsrelaterade indikatorer i ett antal resultatområden, vilket stärker jämställdhetsperspektivet i bidraget. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska säkerhetssektorn. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Denna slutsats bygger på tidigare erfarenhet av denna typ av samarbete. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via OSSE Serbien, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal med alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. OSSE Serbien kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fyra OSSE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta implementeringspartner etablerade under tidigare faser av stöd. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgetanteckningar som klargör representativa budgetposter bifogas som ett separat dokument. Budgeten är uppdelad i fem delar, som motsvarar de fyra resultatområdena, där den femte delen representerar programförvaltningskostnader. Under varje del, är budgeten vidare uppdelad i enskilda objekt som motsvarar OSSEs bokföringskoder. Varje budgetpost är tydligt kopplad till verksamhetsplanen och omfattar en beskrivning av ingående kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar programförvaltningskostnader 26.3% av den totala budgeten. Kostnaderna för genomförandepartneravtal uppgår till 16% av den totala budgeten, vilket är rimligt i ett program av denna komplexitet. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. OSSE Serbien har kapacitet att uppnå resultaten på ett effektivt sätt. Erfarenheter från tidigare faser av stöd visar att OSSE är den mest effektiva och kostnadseffektiva genomförandekanalen på grund av deras erfarenhet och utvecklade relationer med viktiga institutioner. OSSE tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och civilsamhället och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. En exitstrategi har utvecklats och kommer att genomföras från början, med regelbundna bedömningar av projektets hållbarhet. Detta kommer att ske i regelbundna samråd och kommunikation med partners och berörda aktörer. Projektet kombinerar både politiska och tekniska aspekter av reformen inom Serbiens säkerhetssektor. Det omfattar ett brett spektrum av institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer. Framgången för projektet kommer att bero till stor del på ett starkt ledarskap av OSSE, i kombination med aktiv samordning med alla relevanta institutioner och gemensamt beslutsfattande för ökat ägarskap. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av OSSE Serbien. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the contribution is to consolidate the democratic character of the relationship between the citizens and the government in security-related issues in Serbia, including the integration of a gender perspective. This objective will be addressed through four sets of activities/result areas: Result 1: Implementation of personal data protection legislation is strengthened, with particular focus on the security sector; Result 2: Good governance in the security sector is further promoted; Result 3: Participation of civil society in the democratization of the security sector is further strengthened; Result 4: Education and expertise in the security sector is further advanced.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Security system management and reform Conflict, Peace & Security During its implementation, the project delivered the following results: 1. Strengthened implementation of personal data protection legislation: improved capacities, addressing critical gaps in the security sector; 2. Promotion of good governance in the security sector: enhanced cooperation with national institutions, incorporating principles of accountability, inclusivity, and transparency; 3. Increased civil society participation: CSO involvement in the democratization of the security sector facilitated, fostering a more participatory and inclusive governance model; 4. Advanced education and expertise in the security sector: tailored training and knowledge-sharing opportunities, building the institutional and human capacities necessary for sustainable reform. Examples of results on output and outcome level: - Comprehensive analysis of security sector legislation/policy and legislative advocay: The project conducted comprehensive legal analyses, including a review of over 100 laws and by-laws in the security sector. This effort resulted in actionable recommendations to align Serbia's legal framework with the Law on Personal Data Protection and EU standards. The project also supported the analysis of the alignment of the Law on Personal Data Protection with the legal framework and practices of the EU with regard to two data processing regimes, the regular GDPR and the EU Directive 2016/680 (also known as the "Police directive"), which concerns the safeguarding of human rights in the processing of personal data in the context of preventing, investigating, detecting and prosecuting crimes. The analysis was disseminated to relevant institutions, including the Commissioner, the courts, the Commissioner for Equality, the High Judicial Council, the High Prosecutorial Council, the Constitutional Court, as well as relevant civil society organisations (CSOs). The analysis underscored the need to separate the two data processing regimes into distinct chapters within the Law. Additionally, it proposed that any regulatory adjustments aimed at ensuring consistency and effectiveness should originate from a thorough analysis of the remaining sectoral regulations relevant for the personal data protection system These findings played a pivotal role in shaping Serbia's 2023-2030 National Strategy for Personal Data Protection and advocating for necessary legislative amendments; - Public awareness and stakeholder engagement: Two nationwide public perception surveys, conducted in 2020 and 2023, have highlighted an increase in public awareness regarding personal data protection and helped shape the strategies for public outreach. The public awareness campaign in 2022 further emphasized the importance of personal data protection. The campaign reached 82% of the general population, contributing to an informed public that is more attuned to the ongoing legislative harmonization efforts and the importance of data privacy; - Capacity development in emergency preparedness: The project enhanced local authorities' emergency preparedness through extensive capacity-building initiatives. Simulation exercises in 39 municipalities involving 733 participants have significantly improved local emergency response mechanisms, particularly for extreme weather conditions. Additionally, 125 public servants have been trained in incorporating gender and disability perspectives into disaster risk reduction strategies, fostering a more inclusive approach to governance. - Strengthening of institutional mechanisms for professional development of civil servants in the area of security: Institutional capacities have been strengthened with the launch of an online training course at the NAPA for public officials in the field of security, from which over 100 public officials have already benefited in terms of acquiring critical skills for effective governance. - Participation of civil society in democratization of the security sector: Civil society participation was a key priority, as a cornerstone of democratic governance. Between 2020 and 2024, the project supported 30 CSO projects, including partnerships with six new organizations addressing security and gender-related issues. Out of these, 27 projects were implemented under Result 3, two projects under Result 2, and one project under Result 1. The UNSCR 1325 Civil Society Network, established with earlier project support, became a vital platform for integrating the gender perspective into security policies, including Serbia's third National Action Plan (NAP) on United Nations Security Council Resolution UNSCR 1325. The network's advocacy efforts also addressed emerging issues, such as the intersection of climate change and women's safety, ensuring their inclusion in strategic frameworks; Engagement of CSOs in specific areas fostered the multiplication and replication of efforts. The initiative of the Association for Development of Creativity from Aleksinac led to the creation of several womens associations in rural communities, united to promote non-violence against women. Additionally, workshop participants continued organizing empowerment activities independently, with minimal support from the Association's trainers. The Association's inclusion in the municipality's intersectoral team addressing violence prevention further ensured its continued involvement in tackling all forms of violence; - Education and expertise in the security sector: From 2020 to 2023, a total of 63 scholarships (28 MA and 35 PhD) for studies in security-related fields were awarded to 49 students and professionals, including representatives from the MoI, Ministry of Defence, CSOs, academia, media professionals, international organizations, and young researchers. The scholarships have had a lasting impact on individual careers and institutional reforms. Notable contributions include a PhD scholarship holder specializing in emergency management, who supported the MoI in developing the new National Strategy on Emergency Management and Disaster Risk Reduction. Similarly, an MA scholarship holder played a key role in developing the online course for public officials on good governance in the security sector, as one of the members of the expert team. In 2023, six alumni participated in a workshop organized by the Civil Society Network 1325, contributing to recommendations for the new NAP 1325 and gaining practical experience in shaping national security policies. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13534-13534A0101 Sweden This is the fifth phase of support since 2010, aiming at consolidating and institutionalizing previous results. During this phase, the project will focus on the following key lines of action: 1) supporting the authorities and the society in the area of personal data protection in the security sector; 2) promoting good governance mechanisms in the security sector, including gender equality, emergency management and professional development of public officials; 3) encouraging more active participation of the civil society in the democratization of the security sector and 4) advancing education and expertise in the security sector. It will continue to be a multifaceted project with many stakeholders from both the government and non-governmental sector: independent state bodies, primarily the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Information and Data Protection, the National Academy for Public Administration, the Ministry of Interior (including the Sector for Emergency Management), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Defence, the Coordination Body for Gender Equality and civil society (including media and academia). Leadership will be in the hands of the OSCE, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. Sverige har stött den första fasen av projektet sedan 2010. Den föreslagna fasen av stöd är den femte i rad och det bedöms viktigt för att konsolidera och institutionalisera resultaten av tidigare stöd. Det föreslagna projektet är mångfacetterat och det berör flera viktiga områden av svenskt engagemang i Serbien, såsom stöd till krishantering, samhällsskydd och beredskap. Dess övergripande inriktning är dock demokratiseringen av samhället som helhet. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av OSSE Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Det finns jämställdhetsrelaterade indikatorer i ett antal resultatområden, vilket stärker jämställdhetsperspektivet i bidraget. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska säkerhetssektorn. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Denna slutsats bygger på tidigare erfarenhet av denna typ av samarbete. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via OSSE Serbien, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal med alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. OSSE Serbien kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fyra OSSE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta implementeringspartner etablerade under tidigare faser av stöd. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgetanteckningar som klargör representativa budgetposter bifogas som ett separat dokument. Budgeten är uppdelad i fem delar, som motsvarar de fyra resultatområdena, där den femte delen representerar programförvaltningskostnader. Under varje del, är budgeten vidare uppdelad i enskilda objekt som motsvarar OSSEs bokföringskoder. Varje budgetpost är tydligt kopplad till verksamhetsplanen och omfattar en beskrivning av ingående kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar programförvaltningskostnader 26.3% av den totala budgeten. Kostnaderna för genomförandepartneravtal uppgår till 16% av den totala budgeten, vilket är rimligt i ett program av denna komplexitet. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. OSSE Serbien har kapacitet att uppnå resultaten på ett effektivt sätt. Erfarenheter från tidigare faser av stöd visar att OSSE är den mest effektiva och kostnadseffektiva genomförandekanalen på grund av deras erfarenhet och utvecklade relationer med viktiga institutioner. OSSE tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och civilsamhället och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. En exitstrategi har utvecklats och kommer att genomföras från början, med regelbundna bedömningar av projektets hållbarhet. Detta kommer att ske i regelbundna samråd och kommunikation med partners och berörda aktörer. Projektet kombinerar både politiska och tekniska aspekter av reformen inom Serbiens säkerhetssektor. Det omfattar ett brett spektrum av institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer. Framgången för projektet kommer att bero till stor del på ett starkt ledarskap av OSSE, i kombination med aktiv samordning med alla relevanta institutioner och gemensamt beslutsfattande för ökat ägarskap. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av OSSE Serbien. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the contribution is to consolidate the democratic character of the relationship between the citizens and the government in security-related issues in Serbia, including the integration of a gender perspective. This objective will be addressed through four sets of activities/result areas: Result 1: Implementation of personal data protection legislation is strengthened, with particular focus on the security sector; Result 2: Good governance in the security sector is further promoted; Result 3: Participation of civil society in the democratization of the security sector is further strengthened; Result 4: Education and expertise in the security sector is further advanced.   Sweden OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 5000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13534-13534A0102 Sweden This is the fifth phase of support since 2010, aiming at consolidating and institutionalizing previous results. During this phase, the project will focus on the following key lines of action: 1) supporting the authorities and the society in the area of personal data protection in the security sector; 2) promoting good governance mechanisms in the security sector, including gender equality, emergency management and professional development of public officials; 3) encouraging more active participation of the civil society in the democratization of the security sector and 4) advancing education and expertise in the security sector. It will continue to be a multifaceted project with many stakeholders from both the government and non-governmental sector: independent state bodies, primarily the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Information and Data Protection, the National Academy for Public Administration, the Ministry of Interior (including the Sector for Emergency Management), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Defence, the Coordination Body for Gender Equality and civil society (including media and academia). Leadership will be in the hands of the OSCE, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. Sverige har stött den första fasen av projektet sedan 2010. Den föreslagna fasen av stöd är den femte i rad och det bedöms viktigt för att konsolidera och institutionalisera resultaten av tidigare stöd. Det föreslagna projektet är mångfacetterat och det berör flera viktiga områden av svenskt engagemang i Serbien, såsom stöd till krishantering, samhällsskydd och beredskap. Dess övergripande inriktning är dock demokratiseringen av samhället som helhet. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av OSSE Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Det finns jämställdhetsrelaterade indikatorer i ett antal resultatområden, vilket stärker jämställdhetsperspektivet i bidraget. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska säkerhetssektorn. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Denna slutsats bygger på tidigare erfarenhet av denna typ av samarbete. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via OSSE Serbien, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal med alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. OSSE Serbien kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fyra OSSE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta implementeringspartner etablerade under tidigare faser av stöd. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgetanteckningar som klargör representativa budgetposter bifogas som ett separat dokument. Budgeten är uppdelad i fem delar, som motsvarar de fyra resultatområdena, där den femte delen representerar programförvaltningskostnader. Under varje del, är budgeten vidare uppdelad i enskilda objekt som motsvarar OSSEs bokföringskoder. Varje budgetpost är tydligt kopplad till verksamhetsplanen och omfattar en beskrivning av ingående kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar programförvaltningskostnader 26.3% av den totala budgeten. Kostnaderna för genomförandepartneravtal uppgår till 16% av den totala budgeten, vilket är rimligt i ett program av denna komplexitet. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. OSSE Serbien har kapacitet att uppnå resultaten på ett effektivt sätt. Erfarenheter från tidigare faser av stöd visar att OSSE är den mest effektiva och kostnadseffektiva genomförandekanalen på grund av deras erfarenhet och utvecklade relationer med viktiga institutioner. OSSE tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och civilsamhället och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. En exitstrategi har utvecklats och kommer att genomföras från början, med regelbundna bedömningar av projektets hållbarhet. Detta kommer att ske i regelbundna samråd och kommunikation med partners och berörda aktörer. Projektet kombinerar både politiska och tekniska aspekter av reformen inom Serbiens säkerhetssektor. Det omfattar ett brett spektrum av institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer. Framgången för projektet kommer att bero till stor del på ett starkt ledarskap av OSSE, i kombination med aktiv samordning med alla relevanta institutioner och gemensamt beslutsfattande för ökat ägarskap. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av OSSE Serbien. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the contribution is to consolidate the democratic character of the relationship between the citizens and the government in security-related issues in Serbia, including the integration of a gender perspective. This objective will be addressed through four sets of activities/result areas: Result 1: Implementation of personal data protection legislation is strengthened, with particular focus on the security sector; Result 2: Good governance in the security sector is further promoted; Result 3: Participation of civil society in the democratization of the security sector is further strengthened; Result 4: Education and expertise in the security sector is further advanced.   Sweden OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4700000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 4700000 0 8700000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 4000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 4700000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13534-13534A0103 Sweden This is the fifth phase of support since 2010, aiming at consolidating and institutionalizing previous results. During this phase, the project will focus on the following key lines of action: 1) supporting the authorities and the society in the area of personal data protection in the security sector; 2) promoting good governance mechanisms in the security sector, including gender equality, emergency management and professional development of public officials; 3) encouraging more active participation of the civil society in the democratization of the security sector and 4) advancing education and expertise in the security sector. It will continue to be a multifaceted project with many stakeholders from both the government and non-governmental sector: independent state bodies, primarily the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Information and Data Protection, the National Academy for Public Administration, the Ministry of Interior (including the Sector for Emergency Management), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Defence, the Coordination Body for Gender Equality and civil society (including media and academia). Leadership will be in the hands of the OSCE, who will act as a coordinator. However, individual leadership and the commitment of individual project partners will be nurtured through joint decision-making. Sverige har stött den första fasen av projektet sedan 2010. Den föreslagna fasen av stöd är den femte i rad och det bedöms viktigt för att konsolidera och institutionalisera resultaten av tidigare stöd. Det föreslagna projektet är mångfacetterat och det berör flera viktiga områden av svenskt engagemang i Serbien, såsom stöd till krishantering, samhällsskydd och beredskap. Dess övergripande inriktning är dock demokratiseringen av samhället som helhet. Det föreslagna projektet innehåller ett detaljerat resultatramverk, som har utvecklats av OSSE Serbien i samarbete med mottagarlandets institutioner. De föreslagna resultatområdena har valts ut på grund av deras relevans och genomförbarhet. Det finns jämställdhetsrelaterade indikatorer i ett antal resultatområden, vilket stärker jämställdhetsperspektivet i bidraget. Möjligheterna att nå målen ökas genom en nära koppling till den planerade och pågående reformprocessen inom serbiska säkerhetssektorn. På grund av detta, bedöms det föreslagna projektet som den mest effektiva formen av stöd. Denna slutsats bygger på tidigare erfarenhet av denna typ av samarbete. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via OSSE Serbien, vilket i sin tur kommer att ingå avtal med alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. OSSE Serbien kommer att ansvara för den finansiella, administrativa förvaltningen och den operativa förvaltningen sker genom en grupp av fyra OSSE-experter och ett nätverk av kontakter med relevanta implementeringspartner etablerade under tidigare faser av stöd. Beslut kommer att fattas gemensamt med partners. Denna lösning anses mer kostnadseffektiv än alternativet, som är att implementera stödet genom upphandlade konsulttjänster. Budgeten är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Budgetanteckningar som klargör representativa budgetposter bifogas som ett separat dokument. Budgeten är uppdelad i fem delar, som motsvarar de fyra resultatområdena, där den femte delen representerar programförvaltningskostnader. Under varje del, är budgeten vidare uppdelad i enskilda objekt som motsvarar OSSEs bokföringskoder. Varje budgetpost är tydligt kopplad till verksamhetsplanen och omfattar en beskrivning av ingående kostnader. Sammantaget motsvarar programförvaltningskostnader 26.3% av den totala budgeten. Kostnaderna för genomförandepartneravtal uppgår till 16% av den totala budgeten, vilket är rimligt i ett program av denna komplexitet. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer nationellt fastställda prioriteringar och är i linje med Serbiens och Sveriges strategiska mål. OSSE Serbien har kapacitet att uppnå resultaten på ett effektivt sätt. Erfarenheter från tidigare faser av stöd visar att OSSE är den mest effektiva och kostnadseffektiva genomförandekanalen på grund av deras erfarenhet och utvecklade relationer med viktiga institutioner. OSSE tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Hållbarhet har beaktats och inkluderas i olika aspekter av förslaget. Projektet kommer att involvera ett stort antal av institutioner och civilsamhället och adekvata mekanismer ska sökas för att säkerställa fullständig överföring av ägarskap och se till att framtida hållbar kapacitet utvecklas. En exitstrategi har utvecklats och kommer att genomföras från början, med regelbundna bedömningar av projektets hållbarhet. Detta kommer att ske i regelbundna samråd och kommunikation med partners och berörda aktörer. Projektet kombinerar både politiska och tekniska aspekter av reformen inom Serbiens säkerhetssektor. Det omfattar ett brett spektrum av institutioner och icke-statliga organisationer. Framgången för projektet kommer att bero till stor del på ett starkt ledarskap av OSSE, i kombination med aktiv samordning med alla relevanta institutioner och gemensamt beslutsfattande för ökat ägarskap. Projektet är i linje med de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av OSSE Serbien. Sida bedömer det fortfarande inte som lämpligt att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon resultatbaserad budgetering. Dessutom är en programansats ännu inte möjlig, främst på grund av bristande intresse från andra givare. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av projektet har bedömts, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i ett riskanalysregister. Riskerna har bedömts i förhållande till de förväntade resultaten och hänsyn har tagits till principerna för biståndseffektivitet. The overall objective of the contribution is to consolidate the democratic character of the relationship between the citizens and the government in security-related issues in Serbia, including the integration of a gender perspective. This objective will be addressed through four sets of activities/result areas: Result 1: Implementation of personal data protection legislation is strengthened, with particular focus on the security sector; Result 2: Good governance in the security sector is further promoted; Result 3: Participation of civil society in the democratization of the security sector is further strengthened; Result 4: Education and expertise in the security sector is further advanced.   Sweden OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 4000000 -3100282 0 0 0 2000000 0 -3100282 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 2000000 4899718 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 2000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 2000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 4000000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe -3100281.8500000001 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13569 Sweden This Project ”Strengthening the role of Local Communities in BiH (Mjesne Zajednice -MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina- Phase II ” is a joint initiative of the Government of Sweden and the Government of Switzerland , implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The overall goal of the second Project phase is to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina through empowered, gender responsive local communities (MZs) that facilitate active citizen engagement in public life, stand for people-centred performance of local governments and catalyse democratic transformation at the local level.The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. Project activities will be channelled along the following three outcomes: Outcome 1: Local governments create a conducive environment that enables pro-active engagement of MZs in decision-making and community-led local development. Outcome 2: MZs as legitimate and sustainable community spaces translate citizens’ voice into quality, gender-responsive and inclusive services and use MZ networks for replication of successful MZ models countrywide. Outcome 3: Higher government authorities act in response to increased citizens demand for an improved MZ regulatory framework, moving forward broader local governance reforms at country level. Total budget of the programme is 100 MSEK financed by both donors during the period 2020-2024. The Government of Switzerland is co-financing the Project with 50 MSEK , the Government of Sweden with 28 MSEK and the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina with 22 MSEK. Projektet ”Stärka lokala samhällens roll i Bosnien och Hercegovina-fas II” är ett gemensamt initiativ från Sverige och Schweiz, genomfört av FN: s utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) i Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH). Det övergripande målet för fas II av projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för medborgarna i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att lokala samhällen (MZ), får mer makt att styra över sin egen utveckling vilket sker genom en deltagandeprocess med ett integrerat jämställdhetsperspektiv som ska gynna ett aktivt medborgarengagemang i det offentliga livet, representera folket inför lokala myndigheter samt katalysera demokratisk transformation på lokal nivå. I denna fas av projektet kommer arbete ske direkt med cirka 40 lokala myndigheter (28% av alla lokala myndigheter) och 200 lokala samhällen (8% av alla lokala samhällen i landet), fördelade över hela landet. Projekts aktiviteter förväntas generera följande tre resultat: Resultat 1: Lokala myndigheter skapar en gynnsam miljö som möjliggör aktivt engagemang hos lokala samhällen för en beslutsfattande och samhällsstyrd lokal utveckling. Resultat 2: Lokala samhällen ses som legitima och hållbara plattformar där medborgarnas åsikter översätts till kvalitativa, jämställdhetsintegrerade och inkluderande tjänster. Nätverk mellan lokala samhällen används för replikering av framgångsrika samhällsmodeller över hela landet. Resultat 3: Statliga myndigheter besvarar medborgarnas ökade efterfråga på ett förbättrat regelverk för lokala samhällen och främjar bredare lokala styrelseformer på landnivå. Programmets totala budget är 100 MSEK och finansieras av de två givarländerna under perioden 2020-2024. Schweiz finansierar projektet med 50 MSEK, Sveriges finansierar med 28 MSEK och Bosnien och Hercegovinas finansierar projektet med 22 MSEK. The second phase of the Project adopts a theory of change that draws on the achievements of the previous phase, projecting the vision for further systemic consolidation of efforts. The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. By translating the publicly agreed MZ Vision into localized and institutionalized set of changes in their regulatory and strategic frameworks, local governments create pre-conditions for empowered MZs. A two-track efforts will enable effective enforcement of these new frameworks: on the one side, advanced capabilities of elected officials and municipal staff, and on the other – improved MZ-level organization and staff capacities. Only then, the MZs will be ready to exercise their new roles and become legitimate and sustainable community spaces that translate citizens’ voice into improved services. By capacitating and giving a stronger accountability of civil society organizations in the process, ownership and capabilities for further action and replication of results will be noticeable in the non-government sector.By supporting local governments and MZs to put the new institutional MZ models into life via renewed civic engagement in priority-setting at the community level, increased financing of MZs from municipal budgets, enhancing MZs’ staff and councils’ capacities to be at the center of community life, local governments and MZs will systemically improve citizen-government trust and have tangible effect on local quality of life. At the same time these processes will empower women participation. The growing number of empowered and gender-sensitive communities will serve as basis for horizontal replication country-wide, thus contributing to the creation of a critical mass of local governments and vibrant MZs that are ready for change, placing MZs at the nexus between local governments and citizens as facilitators of local development social inclusion and active communities. Better capacitated CSOs will be capacitated to support further replication and knowledge-sharing in other localities in the future. These positive grassroots experiences will be the basis for evidence-based policy dialogue and serve as a bases for policy-makers to further advocate for and formulate, in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders, the policy reforms towards a system change that strengthens the role of local communities country-wide.The critical mass of positive local-level and community practices and experiences is expected to further increase the bottom-up pressure towards legal and policy changes at the higher levels of government. MZ network will foster horizontal replication and knowledge-sharing across MZs countrywide. This work will generate enough evidence and leverage for improvements of the legislation and policies. In response to this bottom-up action, taken that political will is in place, the higher-level authorities will formulate new inclusive policies and initiate reform dialogues for institutionalization of the successful MZ-empowerment models. These steps in improving community governance will be the basis for future broader changes in the local governance frameworks, i.e. for the whole-of-system reform of local governance. All elements of this theory of change are built into the Project’s intervention strategy and end-of-Project vision, implying that after all Project’s phases no further external assistance will be necessary to MZs to perform as vibrant, gender-responsive, participatory spaces in partnership with local governments. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general During 2024, the project Strengthening the Role of Local Communities (MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina Phase II, implemented by UNDP, continued to strengthen participatory local governance and citizen engagement across 41 local governments and 199 local communities. The project further consolidated earlier results by supporting the implementation of local ) visions and operational plans, with 38 out of 41 partner local governments successfully implementing planned activities aimed at improving citizen participation and local accountability. MZ is the grassroots community structure that helps citizens influence municipal decisions and organize local initiatives. A key result is the strengthening of participatory governance mechanisms. By 2024, The percentage figures come from the projects Outcome Monitoring Summary (OMS) and from citizen participation surveys conducted during the project implementation. The baseline value of 36% and the increase to 68% come from citizen perception surveys measuring how citizens in partner local governments assess inclusiveness and responsiveness of decision-making processes. These surveys were conducted as part of the projects monitoring methodology (baseline around 2021, mid-term 2023 and final survey 2024) to track changes in citizen trust and participation. Similarly, the figures on 31% of local governments and 39% of MZs come from the projects internal monitoring data (OMS indicators), which track adoption of gender-sensitive local regulatory frameworks by participating municipalities. The project also delivered tangible improvements in local service delivery and quality of life. A total of 790,169 citizens benefited from, significantly exceeding the initial target of 400,000 beneficiaries. At the same time, 688 MZs (around 27% of all MZs in the country) became actively engaged in MZ networking, demonstrating replication potential and increased sustainability of the model. The project supported small-scale infrastructure improvements such as water supply systems, rehabilitation of community centres, construction of playgrounds and sports facilities, and installation of public lighting, which improved access to local services. These investments are largely sustainable as they involve permanent infrastructure and were co-financed by local governments, which increases the likelihood of continued maintenance. Services were also designed to be gender-responsive, including activities supporting womens health, skills development, and prevention of gender-based violence, with over 62,000 women reported among the beneficiaries. Progress was also recorded in strengthening citizen participation and trust. Citizens participated in the forums by identifying and discussing local priorities, proposing community projects, and jointly selecting priority interventions to be funded, particularly related to infrastructure and social services. The forums also enabled citizens to engage in discussions with local authorities on budgeting and community needs, thereby directly influencing local development plans and resource allocation. A total of in citizen forums across the project lifecycle, while trust in MZ structures increased from 70% to 79%, exceeding project targets. These results suggest that the project contributed to strengthening the link between citizens and local authorities and improving mechanisms for participatory decision-making. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13569-13569A0101 Sweden This Project ”Strengthening the role of Local Communities in BiH (Mjesne Zajednice -MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina- Phase II ” is a joint initiative of the Government of Sweden and the Government of Switzerland , implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The overall goal of the second Project phase is to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina through empowered, gender responsive local communities (MZs) that facilitate active citizen engagement in public life, stand for people-centred performance of local governments and catalyse democratic transformation at the local level.The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. Project activities will be channelled along the following three outcomes: Outcome 1: Local governments create a conducive environment that enables pro-active engagement of MZs in decision-making and community-led local development. Outcome 2: MZs as legitimate and sustainable community spaces translate citizens’ voice into quality, gender-responsive and inclusive services and use MZ networks for replication of successful MZ models countrywide. Outcome 3: Higher government authorities act in response to increased citizens demand for an improved MZ regulatory framework, moving forward broader local governance reforms at country level. Total budget of the programme is 100 MSEK financed by both donors during the period 2020-2024. The Government of Switzerland is co-financing the Project with 50 MSEK , the Government of Sweden with 28 MSEK and the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina with 22 MSEK. Projektet ”Stärka lokala samhällens roll i Bosnien och Hercegovina-fas II” är ett gemensamt initiativ från Sverige och Schweiz, genomfört av FN: s utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) i Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH). Det övergripande målet för fas II av projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för medborgarna i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att lokala samhällen (MZ), får mer makt att styra över sin egen utveckling vilket sker genom en deltagandeprocess med ett integrerat jämställdhetsperspektiv som ska gynna ett aktivt medborgarengagemang i det offentliga livet, representera folket inför lokala myndigheter samt katalysera demokratisk transformation på lokal nivå. I denna fas av projektet kommer arbete ske direkt med cirka 40 lokala myndigheter (28% av alla lokala myndigheter) och 200 lokala samhällen (8% av alla lokala samhällen i landet), fördelade över hela landet. Projekts aktiviteter förväntas generera följande tre resultat: Resultat 1: Lokala myndigheter skapar en gynnsam miljö som möjliggör aktivt engagemang hos lokala samhällen för en beslutsfattande och samhällsstyrd lokal utveckling. Resultat 2: Lokala samhällen ses som legitima och hållbara plattformar där medborgarnas åsikter översätts till kvalitativa, jämställdhetsintegrerade och inkluderande tjänster. Nätverk mellan lokala samhällen används för replikering av framgångsrika samhällsmodeller över hela landet. Resultat 3: Statliga myndigheter besvarar medborgarnas ökade efterfråga på ett förbättrat regelverk för lokala samhällen och främjar bredare lokala styrelseformer på landnivå. Programmets totala budget är 100 MSEK och finansieras av de två givarländerna under perioden 2020-2024. Schweiz finansierar projektet med 50 MSEK, Sveriges finansierar med 28 MSEK och Bosnien och Hercegovinas finansierar projektet med 22 MSEK. The second phase of the Project adopts a theory of change that draws on the achievements of the previous phase, projecting the vision for further systemic consolidation of efforts. The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. By translating the publicly agreed MZ Vision into localized and institutionalized set of changes in their regulatory and strategic frameworks, local governments create pre-conditions for empowered MZs. A two-track efforts will enable effective enforcement of these new frameworks: on the one side, advanced capabilities of elected officials and municipal staff, and on the other – improved MZ-level organization and staff capacities. Only then, the MZs will be ready to exercise their new roles and become legitimate and sustainable community spaces that translate citizens’ voice into improved services. By capacitating and giving a stronger accountability of civil society organizations in the process, ownership and capabilities for further action and replication of results will be noticeable in the non-government sector.By supporting local governments and MZs to put the new institutional MZ models into life via renewed civic engagement in priority-setting at the community level, increased financing of MZs from municipal budgets, enhancing MZs’ staff and councils’ capacities to be at the center of community life, local governments and MZs will systemically improve citizen-government trust and have tangible effect on local quality of life. At the same time these processes will empower women participation. The growing number of empowered and gender-sensitive communities will serve as basis for horizontal replication country-wide, thus contributing to the creation of a critical mass of local governments and vibrant MZs that are ready for change, placing MZs at the nexus between local governments and citizens as facilitators of local development social inclusion and active communities. Better capacitated CSOs will be capacitated to support further replication and knowledge-sharing in other localities in the future. These positive grassroots experiences will be the basis for evidence-based policy dialogue and serve as a bases for policy-makers to further advocate for and formulate, in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders, the policy reforms towards a system change that strengthens the role of local communities country-wide.The critical mass of positive local-level and community practices and experiences is expected to further increase the bottom-up pressure towards legal and policy changes at the higher levels of government. MZ network will foster horizontal replication and knowledge-sharing across MZs countrywide. This work will generate enough evidence and leverage for improvements of the legislation and policies. In response to this bottom-up action, taken that political will is in place, the higher-level authorities will formulate new inclusive policies and initiate reform dialogues for institutionalization of the successful MZ-empowerment models. These steps in improving community governance will be the basis for future broader changes in the local governance frameworks, i.e. for the whole-of-system reform of local governance. All elements of this theory of change are built into the Project’s intervention strategy and end-of-Project vision, implying that after all Project’s phases no further external assistance will be necessary to MZs to perform as vibrant, gender-responsive, participatory spaces in partnership with local governments. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3600000 0 -3600000 0 0 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13569-13569A0102 Sweden This Project ”Strengthening the role of Local Communities in BiH (Mjesne Zajednice -MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina- Phase II ” is a joint initiative of the Government of Sweden and the Government of Switzerland , implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The overall goal of the second Project phase is to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina through empowered, gender responsive local communities (MZs) that facilitate active citizen engagement in public life, stand for people-centred performance of local governments and catalyse democratic transformation at the local level.The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. Project activities will be channelled along the following three outcomes: Outcome 1: Local governments create a conducive environment that enables pro-active engagement of MZs in decision-making and community-led local development. Outcome 2: MZs as legitimate and sustainable community spaces translate citizens’ voice into quality, gender-responsive and inclusive services and use MZ networks for replication of successful MZ models countrywide. Outcome 3: Higher government authorities act in response to increased citizens demand for an improved MZ regulatory framework, moving forward broader local governance reforms at country level. Total budget of the programme is 100 MSEK financed by both donors during the period 2020-2024. The Government of Switzerland is co-financing the Project with 50 MSEK , the Government of Sweden with 28 MSEK and the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina with 22 MSEK. Projektet ”Stärka lokala samhällens roll i Bosnien och Hercegovina-fas II” är ett gemensamt initiativ från Sverige och Schweiz, genomfört av FN: s utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) i Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH). Det övergripande målet för fas II av projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för medborgarna i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att lokala samhällen (MZ), får mer makt att styra över sin egen utveckling vilket sker genom en deltagandeprocess med ett integrerat jämställdhetsperspektiv som ska gynna ett aktivt medborgarengagemang i det offentliga livet, representera folket inför lokala myndigheter samt katalysera demokratisk transformation på lokal nivå. I denna fas av projektet kommer arbete ske direkt med cirka 40 lokala myndigheter (28% av alla lokala myndigheter) och 200 lokala samhällen (8% av alla lokala samhällen i landet), fördelade över hela landet. Projekts aktiviteter förväntas generera följande tre resultat: Resultat 1: Lokala myndigheter skapar en gynnsam miljö som möjliggör aktivt engagemang hos lokala samhällen för en beslutsfattande och samhällsstyrd lokal utveckling. Resultat 2: Lokala samhällen ses som legitima och hållbara plattformar där medborgarnas åsikter översätts till kvalitativa, jämställdhetsintegrerade och inkluderande tjänster. Nätverk mellan lokala samhällen används för replikering av framgångsrika samhällsmodeller över hela landet. Resultat 3: Statliga myndigheter besvarar medborgarnas ökade efterfråga på ett förbättrat regelverk för lokala samhällen och främjar bredare lokala styrelseformer på landnivå. Programmets totala budget är 100 MSEK och finansieras av de två givarländerna under perioden 2020-2024. Schweiz finansierar projektet med 50 MSEK, Sveriges finansierar med 28 MSEK och Bosnien och Hercegovinas finansierar projektet med 22 MSEK. The second phase of the Project adopts a theory of change that draws on the achievements of the previous phase, projecting the vision for further systemic consolidation of efforts. The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. By translating the publicly agreed MZ Vision into localized and institutionalized set of changes in their regulatory and strategic frameworks, local governments create pre-conditions for empowered MZs. A two-track efforts will enable effective enforcement of these new frameworks: on the one side, advanced capabilities of elected officials and municipal staff, and on the other – improved MZ-level organization and staff capacities. Only then, the MZs will be ready to exercise their new roles and become legitimate and sustainable community spaces that translate citizens’ voice into improved services. By capacitating and giving a stronger accountability of civil society organizations in the process, ownership and capabilities for further action and replication of results will be noticeable in the non-government sector.By supporting local governments and MZs to put the new institutional MZ models into life via renewed civic engagement in priority-setting at the community level, increased financing of MZs from municipal budgets, enhancing MZs’ staff and councils’ capacities to be at the center of community life, local governments and MZs will systemically improve citizen-government trust and have tangible effect on local quality of life. At the same time these processes will empower women participation. The growing number of empowered and gender-sensitive communities will serve as basis for horizontal replication country-wide, thus contributing to the creation of a critical mass of local governments and vibrant MZs that are ready for change, placing MZs at the nexus between local governments and citizens as facilitators of local development social inclusion and active communities. Better capacitated CSOs will be capacitated to support further replication and knowledge-sharing in other localities in the future. These positive grassroots experiences will be the basis for evidence-based policy dialogue and serve as a bases for policy-makers to further advocate for and formulate, in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders, the policy reforms towards a system change that strengthens the role of local communities country-wide.The critical mass of positive local-level and community practices and experiences is expected to further increase the bottom-up pressure towards legal and policy changes at the higher levels of government. MZ network will foster horizontal replication and knowledge-sharing across MZs countrywide. This work will generate enough evidence and leverage for improvements of the legislation and policies. In response to this bottom-up action, taken that political will is in place, the higher-level authorities will formulate new inclusive policies and initiate reform dialogues for institutionalization of the successful MZ-empowerment models. These steps in improving community governance will be the basis for future broader changes in the local governance frameworks, i.e. for the whole-of-system reform of local governance. All elements of this theory of change are built into the Project’s intervention strategy and end-of-Project vision, implying that after all Project’s phases no further external assistance will be necessary to MZs to perform as vibrant, gender-responsive, participatory spaces in partnership with local governments. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3600000 0 3600000 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13569-13569A0104 Sweden This Project ”Strengthening the role of Local Communities in BiH (Mjesne Zajednice -MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina- Phase II ” is a joint initiative of the Government of Sweden and the Government of Switzerland , implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The overall goal of the second Project phase is to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina through empowered, gender responsive local communities (MZs) that facilitate active citizen engagement in public life, stand for people-centred performance of local governments and catalyse democratic transformation at the local level.The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. Project activities will be channelled along the following three outcomes: Outcome 1: Local governments create a conducive environment that enables pro-active engagement of MZs in decision-making and community-led local development. Outcome 2: MZs as legitimate and sustainable community spaces translate citizens’ voice into quality, gender-responsive and inclusive services and use MZ networks for replication of successful MZ models countrywide. Outcome 3: Higher government authorities act in response to increased citizens demand for an improved MZ regulatory framework, moving forward broader local governance reforms at country level. Total budget of the programme is 100 MSEK financed by both donors during the period 2020-2024. The Government of Switzerland is co-financing the Project with 50 MSEK , the Government of Sweden with 28 MSEK and the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina with 22 MSEK. Projektet ”Stärka lokala samhällens roll i Bosnien och Hercegovina-fas II” är ett gemensamt initiativ från Sverige och Schweiz, genomfört av FN: s utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) i Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH). Det övergripande målet för fas II av projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för medborgarna i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att lokala samhällen (MZ), får mer makt att styra över sin egen utveckling vilket sker genom en deltagandeprocess med ett integrerat jämställdhetsperspektiv som ska gynna ett aktivt medborgarengagemang i det offentliga livet, representera folket inför lokala myndigheter samt katalysera demokratisk transformation på lokal nivå. I denna fas av projektet kommer arbete ske direkt med cirka 40 lokala myndigheter (28% av alla lokala myndigheter) och 200 lokala samhällen (8% av alla lokala samhällen i landet), fördelade över hela landet. Projekts aktiviteter förväntas generera följande tre resultat: Resultat 1: Lokala myndigheter skapar en gynnsam miljö som möjliggör aktivt engagemang hos lokala samhällen för en beslutsfattande och samhällsstyrd lokal utveckling. Resultat 2: Lokala samhällen ses som legitima och hållbara plattformar där medborgarnas åsikter översätts till kvalitativa, jämställdhetsintegrerade och inkluderande tjänster. Nätverk mellan lokala samhällen används för replikering av framgångsrika samhällsmodeller över hela landet. Resultat 3: Statliga myndigheter besvarar medborgarnas ökade efterfråga på ett förbättrat regelverk för lokala samhällen och främjar bredare lokala styrelseformer på landnivå. Programmets totala budget är 100 MSEK och finansieras av de två givarländerna under perioden 2020-2024. Schweiz finansierar projektet med 50 MSEK, Sveriges finansierar med 28 MSEK och Bosnien och Hercegovinas finansierar projektet med 22 MSEK. The second phase of the Project adopts a theory of change that draws on the achievements of the previous phase, projecting the vision for further systemic consolidation of efforts. The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. By translating the publicly agreed MZ Vision into localized and institutionalized set of changes in their regulatory and strategic frameworks, local governments create pre-conditions for empowered MZs. A two-track efforts will enable effective enforcement of these new frameworks: on the one side, advanced capabilities of elected officials and municipal staff, and on the other – improved MZ-level organization and staff capacities. Only then, the MZs will be ready to exercise their new roles and become legitimate and sustainable community spaces that translate citizens’ voice into improved services. By capacitating and giving a stronger accountability of civil society organizations in the process, ownership and capabilities for further action and replication of results will be noticeable in the non-government sector.By supporting local governments and MZs to put the new institutional MZ models into life via renewed civic engagement in priority-setting at the community level, increased financing of MZs from municipal budgets, enhancing MZs’ staff and councils’ capacities to be at the center of community life, local governments and MZs will systemically improve citizen-government trust and have tangible effect on local quality of life. At the same time these processes will empower women participation. The growing number of empowered and gender-sensitive communities will serve as basis for horizontal replication country-wide, thus contributing to the creation of a critical mass of local governments and vibrant MZs that are ready for change, placing MZs at the nexus between local governments and citizens as facilitators of local development social inclusion and active communities. Better capacitated CSOs will be capacitated to support further replication and knowledge-sharing in other localities in the future. These positive grassroots experiences will be the basis for evidence-based policy dialogue and serve as a bases for policy-makers to further advocate for and formulate, in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders, the policy reforms towards a system change that strengthens the role of local communities country-wide.The critical mass of positive local-level and community practices and experiences is expected to further increase the bottom-up pressure towards legal and policy changes at the higher levels of government. MZ network will foster horizontal replication and knowledge-sharing across MZs countrywide. This work will generate enough evidence and leverage for improvements of the legislation and policies. In response to this bottom-up action, taken that political will is in place, the higher-level authorities will formulate new inclusive policies and initiate reform dialogues for institutionalization of the successful MZ-empowerment models. These steps in improving community governance will be the basis for future broader changes in the local governance frameworks, i.e. for the whole-of-system reform of local governance. All elements of this theory of change are built into the Project’s intervention strategy and end-of-Project vision, implying that after all Project’s phases no further external assistance will be necessary to MZs to perform as vibrant, gender-responsive, participatory spaces in partnership with local governments. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 1000000 0 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 1000000 0 21000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13570 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sweden for funding of 16 million SEK to carry out the Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2020-2023. The project will work across three different pillars to improve the effectiveness of local authorities in providing critical services to the public. The first pillar will aim to mobilize additional sources of revenue for partner local governments, the second will ensure that all expenditures are managed effectively, and in line with service delivery priorities, while the third pillar will deliver immediate improvements to public service infrastructure in partner localities funded, in large part, via newly generated revenues and savings. The total project budget is 21,7 MSEK (USD 2,444,710). The contribution by the Government of Sweden is 16 MSEK (USD 1,796,890) and by UNDP 1 MSEK(USD 113,400) in total 17 MSEK ( USD 1,910,290). In addition, local governments and cantons are expected to participate with USD 534,420 (app. 4,7 MSEK) over the project implementation lifetime (these contributions are to be managed in parallel or directly depending on government preferences). FNs utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) har ansökt om SEK 16 miljoner i stöd för att genomföra Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS), I Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH) under perioden 2020-2023. Projektet kommer att spänna över tre olika pelare för att förbättra de lokala myndigheternas effektivitet när det gäller att tillhandahålla kritiska tjänster till allmänheten. Den första pelaren kommer att sträva efter att mobilisera ytterligare inkomstkällor för partnerkommuner, den andra kommer att se till att alla utgifter förvaltas effektivt och i linje med uppställda prioriteringar för tjänsteleverans, medan den tredje pelaren kommer att ge omedelbara förbättringar av den offentliga serviceinfrastrukturen i partnerkommuner, till stor del finansierade via nya genererade intäkter och besparingar. Projektets totala budget är 21,7 MSEK (USD 2 444 710). Den svenska insatsen är MSEK 16 (USD 1 796 890) medan UNDP bidrar med 1 MSEK (USD 113 400), sammantaget 17 MSEK (USD 1 910 290). Därtill kommer kommunerna och kantonerna att bidra med circa MSEK 4,7 (USD 534 420) (dessa resurser kommer att hanteras inom projektet eller parallellt av kommunerna baserat på respektive kommuns önskemål). The Project aim is to improve access to critical public services through better governance and greater investment in local infrastructure, with the former effectively and sustainably enabling the latter. This outcome will be pursued through three interlinked and mutually reinforcing results taking place across 15 local and 2 cantonal governments. Under Result 1, the Project will help local governments establish a system for the strategic management of public assets held by municipal authorities, to include creating clear lines of responsibility for asset management within each institution establishing and regularly updating a register of assets with a transparent record of all purchases, sales or disposition of assets development of asset management plans to help ensure efficiency and effectiveness in asset utilization building the necessary staff skills to effectively manage the system and its components and creating the requisite policy framework for effective asset management at local government level. In addition to ensuring that public assets are managed in a way to ensure the optimal level of service is provided to residents, the system will also ensure the requisite level of transparency and accountability in managing publicly owned goods by local government officials and leaders alike. In order to ensure sustainability of results and create a better enabling environment beyond the immediate stakeholder community, the Project will, in parallel, engage with decision makers at higher levels of government to influence the relevant policy framework for asset management. Under Result 2, the Project will work with partner local authorities to optimize public spending and generate funding for capital investments in critical service areas as identified by relevant local development strategy documents. Activities under this result will work towards introducing and internalizing a rigorous process of disciplined expenditure management aimed at establishing a conservative level of operational spending. In addition, the Project will work to strengthen internal control systems to curb unlawful spending and introduce a new level of scrutiny to the local governments financial management practices. Considering the largely inefficient and ineffective public procurement practices, and their detrimental impact on service delivery, the Project will also pursue enhancements in procurement policies and procedures across all partner local governments. As with Result 1, the Project will pursue willing policy partners at higher levels of government to effect practice based changes in the regulatory environment. Under Result 3, the Project will clearly and immediately demonstrate the benefits of improved governance practices and arrangements, created under Results 1 and 2, to mobilize newly available funding in implementing critical public service priorities. In practical terms, local governments that have performed the best, or have saved and generated the most money, will be rewarded with a top-up grant through the Project grant facility thus enabling the implementation of their priority interventions already called for under their local development strategies. Competing local governments will be evaluated against targets established based on an in depth external review of their financial situation at project inception. In addition, to be eligible, priority infrastructure interventions for best performing municipalities/canton will need to be i) linked to their development strategy ii) co-financed with at least 60% of the total amount by the local authority and iii) operate on a fully sustainable basis once completed. The selection process will also be guided by SDG financing considerations with funding channeled to meet the implementation of prioritized goals across all partner communities. In essence, Result 3 will represent an incentive for participating local and cantonal governments to maximize their commitment to good governance practices outlined under the first two project results. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Highlights of the main achievements of the PIPLS Project (20212024): • Strengthened asset management systems across 18 partner local governments (equal distribution / representation between entities and Brcko district), including Asset Management Action Plans and Asset Management Plans, with 17 LGs adopting revised legal frameworks on managment systems and 13 introducing digital asset tools. Of these, 18 partner LGs were selected as full partners under Outcome 1, and 3 cantons (Posavina, Sarajevo, and Tuzla) also participated for financial management improvements (Banja Luka, Centar Sarajevo, Gorazde, Gradiska, Han Pijesak, Ilidza, Jablanica, Laktasi, Lukavac, Modrica, Mostar, Novi Grad, Novo Sarajevo, Odzak, Orasje, Prijedor, Samac, Teslic, Tesanj, Tuzla, Trebinje, Zivinice). • Over 78 million SEK in additional local revenues and cost efficiencies generated through improved fiscal and asset management. • 238 municipal staff trained in asset management and financial control (target: 100). • Developed and distributed the first Asset Management Manual in Bosnia and Herzegovina. • Supported creation of Financial Management and Control systems in 15 LGs and two cantons. • Contributed to the BiH Public Procurement Strategy (20242028), adopted by the Council of Ministers. • Implemented 10 infrastructure projects valued at 19.1 million SEK with 14 million SEK in local co financing, directly benefiting over 180,000 citizens. • Launched Bosnia and Herzegovinas first Open Data Portal (City of Prijedor, RS). • Provided technical assistance to 30 initiatives under the Technical Assistance Facility (TAF), unlocking over 844 million SEK for local development. TAF was a sub component designed to support newly elected mayors and local administrations in implementing their reform agendas during the early phase of their mandates. It operated from 2021 to 2024 and provided targeted, short term technical expertise across key governance and development areas. TAF supported 11 local governments, implementing 30 tailored initiatives. These interventions spanned digital governance, infrastructure planning, and local economic development. Support was provided through peer learning, advisory services, consultancy support, feasibility studies, and preparation of strategic and design documentation. Examples of TAF achievements include: Development of digital transformation road-maps for Centar and Novo Sarajevo, leading to pilot digital services and e-signature systems. Launch of Bosnia and Herzegovinas first Open Data Portal in Prijedor, advancing transparency and citizen participation. Preparation of feasibility and design documentation for large infrastructure projects such as the Historical Museum renovation, business zones in Odzak, and the Betanija City Park. Strategic support for local development strategies in Odzak, Orasje, Ilidza, and Mostar. Importantly, TAF interventions were co-financed by partner municipalities (minimum 25%), reinforcing ownership and sustainability. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13570-13570A0101 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sweden for funding of 16 million SEK to carry out the Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2020-2023. The project will work across three different pillars to improve the effectiveness of local authorities in providing critical services to the public. The first pillar will aim to mobilize additional sources of revenue for partner local governments, the second will ensure that all expenditures are managed effectively, and in line with service delivery priorities, while the third pillar will deliver immediate improvements to public service infrastructure in partner localities funded, in large part, via newly generated revenues and savings. The total project budget is 21,7 MSEK (USD 2,444,710). The contribution by the Government of Sweden is 16 MSEK (USD 1,796,890) and by UNDP 1 MSEK(USD 113,400) in total 17 MSEK ( USD 1,910,290). In addition, local governments and cantons are expected to participate with USD 534,420 (app. 4,7 MSEK) over the project implementation lifetime (these contributions are to be managed in parallel or directly depending on government preferences). FNs utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) har ansökt om SEK 16 miljoner i stöd för att genomföra Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS), I Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH) under perioden 2020-2023. Projektet kommer att spänna över tre olika pelare för att förbättra de lokala myndigheternas effektivitet när det gäller att tillhandahålla kritiska tjänster till allmänheten. Den första pelaren kommer att sträva efter att mobilisera ytterligare inkomstkällor för partnerkommuner, den andra kommer att se till att alla utgifter förvaltas effektivt och i linje med uppställda prioriteringar för tjänsteleverans, medan den tredje pelaren kommer att ge omedelbara förbättringar av den offentliga serviceinfrastrukturen i partnerkommuner, till stor del finansierade via nya genererade intäkter och besparingar. Projektets totala budget är 21,7 MSEK (USD 2 444 710). Den svenska insatsen är MSEK 16 (USD 1 796 890) medan UNDP bidrar med 1 MSEK (USD 113 400), sammantaget 17 MSEK (USD 1 910 290). Därtill kommer kommunerna och kantonerna att bidra med circa MSEK 4,7 (USD 534 420) (dessa resurser kommer att hanteras inom projektet eller parallellt av kommunerna baserat på respektive kommuns önskemål). The Project aim is to improve access to critical public services through better governance and greater investment in local infrastructure, with the former effectively and sustainably enabling the latter. This outcome will be pursued through three interlinked and mutually reinforcing results taking place across 15 local and 2 cantonal governments. Under Result 1, the Project will help local governments establish a system for the strategic management of public assets held by municipal authorities, to include creating clear lines of responsibility for asset management within each institution establishing and regularly updating a register of assets with a transparent record of all purchases, sales or disposition of assets development of asset management plans to help ensure efficiency and effectiveness in asset utilization building the necessary staff skills to effectively manage the system and its components and creating the requisite policy framework for effective asset management at local government level. In addition to ensuring that public assets are managed in a way to ensure the optimal level of service is provided to residents, the system will also ensure the requisite level of transparency and accountability in managing publicly owned goods by local government officials and leaders alike. In order to ensure sustainability of results and create a better enabling environment beyond the immediate stakeholder community, the Project will, in parallel, engage with decision makers at higher levels of government to influence the relevant policy framework for asset management. Under Result 2, the Project will work with partner local authorities to optimize public spending and generate funding for capital investments in critical service areas as identified by relevant local development strategy documents. Activities under this result will work towards introducing and internalizing a rigorous process of disciplined expenditure management aimed at establishing a conservative level of operational spending. In addition, the Project will work to strengthen internal control systems to curb unlawful spending and introduce a new level of scrutiny to the local governments financial management practices. Considering the largely inefficient and ineffective public procurement practices, and their detrimental impact on service delivery, the Project will also pursue enhancements in procurement policies and procedures across all partner local governments. As with Result 1, the Project will pursue willing policy partners at higher levels of government to effect practice based changes in the regulatory environment. Under Result 3, the Project will clearly and immediately demonstrate the benefits of improved governance practices and arrangements, created under Results 1 and 2, to mobilize newly available funding in implementing critical public service priorities. In practical terms, local governments that have performed the best, or have saved and generated the most money, will be rewarded with a top-up grant through the Project grant facility thus enabling the implementation of their priority interventions already called for under their local development strategies. Competing local governments will be evaluated against targets established based on an in depth external review of their financial situation at project inception. In addition, to be eligible, priority infrastructure interventions for best performing municipalities/canton will need to be i) linked to their development strategy ii) co-financed with at least 60% of the total amount by the local authority and iii) operate on a fully sustainable basis once completed. The selection process will also be guided by SDG financing considerations with funding channeled to meet the implementation of prioritized goals across all partner communities. In essence, Result 3 will represent an incentive for participating local and cantonal governments to maximize their commitment to good governance practices outlined under the first two project results. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13570-13570A0102 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sweden for funding of 16 million SEK to carry out the Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2020-2023. The project will work across three different pillars to improve the effectiveness of local authorities in providing critical services to the public. The first pillar will aim to mobilize additional sources of revenue for partner local governments, the second will ensure that all expenditures are managed effectively, and in line with service delivery priorities, while the third pillar will deliver immediate improvements to public service infrastructure in partner localities funded, in large part, via newly generated revenues and savings. The total project budget is 21,7 MSEK (USD 2,444,710). The contribution by the Government of Sweden is 16 MSEK (USD 1,796,890) and by UNDP 1 MSEK(USD 113,400) in total 17 MSEK ( USD 1,910,290). In addition, local governments and cantons are expected to participate with USD 534,420 (app. 4,7 MSEK) over the project implementation lifetime (these contributions are to be managed in parallel or directly depending on government preferences). FNs utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) har ansökt om SEK 16 miljoner i stöd för att genomföra Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS), I Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH) under perioden 2020-2023. Projektet kommer att spänna över tre olika pelare för att förbättra de lokala myndigheternas effektivitet när det gäller att tillhandahålla kritiska tjänster till allmänheten. Den första pelaren kommer att sträva efter att mobilisera ytterligare inkomstkällor för partnerkommuner, den andra kommer att se till att alla utgifter förvaltas effektivt och i linje med uppställda prioriteringar för tjänsteleverans, medan den tredje pelaren kommer att ge omedelbara förbättringar av den offentliga serviceinfrastrukturen i partnerkommuner, till stor del finansierade via nya genererade intäkter och besparingar. Projektets totala budget är 21,7 MSEK (USD 2 444 710). Den svenska insatsen är MSEK 16 (USD 1 796 890) medan UNDP bidrar med 1 MSEK (USD 113 400), sammantaget 17 MSEK (USD 1 910 290). Därtill kommer kommunerna och kantonerna att bidra med circa MSEK 4,7 (USD 534 420) (dessa resurser kommer att hanteras inom projektet eller parallellt av kommunerna baserat på respektive kommuns önskemål). The Project aim is to improve access to critical public services through better governance and greater investment in local infrastructure, with the former effectively and sustainably enabling the latter. This outcome will be pursued through three interlinked and mutually reinforcing results taking place across 15 local and 2 cantonal governments. Under Result 1, the Project will help local governments establish a system for the strategic management of public assets held by municipal authorities, to include creating clear lines of responsibility for asset management within each institution establishing and regularly updating a register of assets with a transparent record of all purchases, sales or disposition of assets development of asset management plans to help ensure efficiency and effectiveness in asset utilization building the necessary staff skills to effectively manage the system and its components and creating the requisite policy framework for effective asset management at local government level. In addition to ensuring that public assets are managed in a way to ensure the optimal level of service is provided to residents, the system will also ensure the requisite level of transparency and accountability in managing publicly owned goods by local government officials and leaders alike. In order to ensure sustainability of results and create a better enabling environment beyond the immediate stakeholder community, the Project will, in parallel, engage with decision makers at higher levels of government to influence the relevant policy framework for asset management. Under Result 2, the Project will work with partner local authorities to optimize public spending and generate funding for capital investments in critical service areas as identified by relevant local development strategy documents. Activities under this result will work towards introducing and internalizing a rigorous process of disciplined expenditure management aimed at establishing a conservative level of operational spending. In addition, the Project will work to strengthen internal control systems to curb unlawful spending and introduce a new level of scrutiny to the local governments financial management practices. Considering the largely inefficient and ineffective public procurement practices, and their detrimental impact on service delivery, the Project will also pursue enhancements in procurement policies and procedures across all partner local governments. As with Result 1, the Project will pursue willing policy partners at higher levels of government to effect practice based changes in the regulatory environment. Under Result 3, the Project will clearly and immediately demonstrate the benefits of improved governance practices and arrangements, created under Results 1 and 2, to mobilize newly available funding in implementing critical public service priorities. In practical terms, local governments that have performed the best, or have saved and generated the most money, will be rewarded with a top-up grant through the Project grant facility thus enabling the implementation of their priority interventions already called for under their local development strategies. Competing local governments will be evaluated against targets established based on an in depth external review of their financial situation at project inception. In addition, to be eligible, priority infrastructure interventions for best performing municipalities/canton will need to be i) linked to their development strategy ii) co-financed with at least 60% of the total amount by the local authority and iii) operate on a fully sustainable basis once completed. The selection process will also be guided by SDG financing considerations with funding channeled to meet the implementation of prioritized goals across all partner communities. In essence, Result 3 will represent an incentive for participating local and cantonal governments to maximize their commitment to good governance practices outlined under the first two project results. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13570-13570A0103 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sweden for funding of 16 million SEK to carry out the Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period 2020-2023. The project will work across three different pillars to improve the effectiveness of local authorities in providing critical services to the public. The first pillar will aim to mobilize additional sources of revenue for partner local governments, the second will ensure that all expenditures are managed effectively, and in line with service delivery priorities, while the third pillar will deliver immediate improvements to public service infrastructure in partner localities funded, in large part, via newly generated revenues and savings. The total project budget is 21,7 MSEK (USD 2,444,710). The contribution by the Government of Sweden is 16 MSEK (USD 1,796,890) and by UNDP 1 MSEK(USD 113,400) in total 17 MSEK ( USD 1,910,290). In addition, local governments and cantons are expected to participate with USD 534,420 (app. 4,7 MSEK) over the project implementation lifetime (these contributions are to be managed in parallel or directly depending on government preferences). FNs utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) har ansökt om SEK 16 miljoner i stöd för att genomföra Project for Improving Performance of Local Services (PIPLS), I Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH) under perioden 2020-2023. Projektet kommer att spänna över tre olika pelare för att förbättra de lokala myndigheternas effektivitet när det gäller att tillhandahålla kritiska tjänster till allmänheten. Den första pelaren kommer att sträva efter att mobilisera ytterligare inkomstkällor för partnerkommuner, den andra kommer att se till att alla utgifter förvaltas effektivt och i linje med uppställda prioriteringar för tjänsteleverans, medan den tredje pelaren kommer att ge omedelbara förbättringar av den offentliga serviceinfrastrukturen i partnerkommuner, till stor del finansierade via nya genererade intäkter och besparingar. Projektets totala budget är 21,7 MSEK (USD 2 444 710). Den svenska insatsen är MSEK 16 (USD 1 796 890) medan UNDP bidrar med 1 MSEK (USD 113 400), sammantaget 17 MSEK (USD 1 910 290). Därtill kommer kommunerna och kantonerna att bidra med circa MSEK 4,7 (USD 534 420) (dessa resurser kommer att hanteras inom projektet eller parallellt av kommunerna baserat på respektive kommuns önskemål). The Project aim is to improve access to critical public services through better governance and greater investment in local infrastructure, with the former effectively and sustainably enabling the latter. This outcome will be pursued through three interlinked and mutually reinforcing results taking place across 15 local and 2 cantonal governments. Under Result 1, the Project will help local governments establish a system for the strategic management of public assets held by municipal authorities, to include creating clear lines of responsibility for asset management within each institution establishing and regularly updating a register of assets with a transparent record of all purchases, sales or disposition of assets development of asset management plans to help ensure efficiency and effectiveness in asset utilization building the necessary staff skills to effectively manage the system and its components and creating the requisite policy framework for effective asset management at local government level. In addition to ensuring that public assets are managed in a way to ensure the optimal level of service is provided to residents, the system will also ensure the requisite level of transparency and accountability in managing publicly owned goods by local government officials and leaders alike. In order to ensure sustainability of results and create a better enabling environment beyond the immediate stakeholder community, the Project will, in parallel, engage with decision makers at higher levels of government to influence the relevant policy framework for asset management. Under Result 2, the Project will work with partner local authorities to optimize public spending and generate funding for capital investments in critical service areas as identified by relevant local development strategy documents. Activities under this result will work towards introducing and internalizing a rigorous process of disciplined expenditure management aimed at establishing a conservative level of operational spending. In addition, the Project will work to strengthen internal control systems to curb unlawful spending and introduce a new level of scrutiny to the local governments financial management practices. Considering the largely inefficient and ineffective public procurement practices, and their detrimental impact on service delivery, the Project will also pursue enhancements in procurement policies and procedures across all partner local governments. As with Result 1, the Project will pursue willing policy partners at higher levels of government to effect practice based changes in the regulatory environment. Under Result 3, the Project will clearly and immediately demonstrate the benefits of improved governance practices and arrangements, created under Results 1 and 2, to mobilize newly available funding in implementing critical public service priorities. In practical terms, local governments that have performed the best, or have saved and generated the most money, will be rewarded with a top-up grant through the Project grant facility thus enabling the implementation of their priority interventions already called for under their local development strategies. Competing local governments will be evaluated against targets established based on an in depth external review of their financial situation at project inception. In addition, to be eligible, priority infrastructure interventions for best performing municipalities/canton will need to be i) linked to their development strategy ii) co-financed with at least 60% of the total amount by the local authority and iii) operate on a fully sustainable basis once completed. The selection process will also be guided by SDG financing considerations with funding channeled to meet the implementation of prioritized goals across all partner communities. In essence, Result 3 will represent an incentive for participating local and cantonal governments to maximize their commitment to good governance practices outlined under the first two project results. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 2500000 2500000 0 0 7500000 0 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13605 Sweden Recognizing the persistent gender inequality and discriminatory practices against women in Africa, the AU Assembly adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique. The Maputo Protocol remains one of the most comprehensive and progressive instruments on women’s and girls’ rights with most of its provisions being tailored to the realities of the African continent. However, universal ratification has not been achieved and the domestication and implementation of the Protocol is at best poor. To amplify the progress, AU launched the All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) last year (2018) with the objective of universal ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all Member States accompanied by enforcement mechanisms involving the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the AU Special Rapporteur on Women’s Rights. The Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, working closely with the AU Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), was involved in the development and design of the AMPP and has been recognized as a key strategic partner in the implementation of the programme. Sida will contribute with funding of 20 MSEK during 2019-2023 for a project that will support the SOAWR Coalition’s contribution to the achievements of the AMPP and goes under the name “All for Maputo Protocol Initiative”. The project/Initiative is expected to result in; •A stronger coalition of women’s rights organizations engaged in joint action to ensure the implementation of the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. •An approved and adopted 5-year Strategic Plan to guide the SOAWR Coalition. •A stronger push by CSO actors for the ratification of the Maputo Protocol by the remaining 14 countries to achieve universal ratification. •Improved domestication of the Protocol through national laws, policies and jurisprudence, and implementation. •An informed citizenry that is able to claim the rights of women and girls and are able to hold their governments to account on their obligations under the Protocol. •Greater engagement of different classes of citizens with the Protocol at the national, regional and continental levels – specially targeting the youth, media, creatives, academia and leaders/influencers. •Increased quality reporting to the African Commission within the set guidelines by Member States and CSOs. Sida will enter into agreement with Equality Now Nairobi, convening the SOAWR Coalition in its function as Secretariat. Som ett erkännande av den beständiga ojämlikheten och fortsatta diskrimineringen av kvinnor i Afrika så antog den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) ett protokoll till den afrikanska stadgan om mänskliga rättigheter och folkets rättigheter 2003 i Maputo med fokus på kvinnors rättigheter. Därefter kallat Maputoprotokollet. Maputoprotokollet är fortsatt en av de mer omfattande och progressiva instrumenten för att driva kampen för kvinnor och flickors rättigheter, med ett innehåll som är regionalt förankrat. Trots detta har universell ratificering inte uppnåtts och tillämningen av protokollets innehåll är som bäst begränsad. För att driva på utvecklingen lanserade AU programmet All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) förra året (2018) med syftet att nå universell ratificering och fullständig tillämpning av protokollets samtliga artiklar. Koalitionen Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR), en samlingsorganisation för kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar för genomförandet av Maputoprotokollet, har varit instrumentell i framtagandet och utformningen av AMPP tillsammans med AUs Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), och har erkänts som en strategisk partner i genomförandet av programmet. Sida kommer att bidra med 20 miljoner svenska kronor i finansiering under perioden 2019-2023 till ett projekt som kommer att möjliggöra SOAWRs bidrag till genomförandet av AMPP. Projektet benämns som “The All for Maputo Protocol Initiative” och förväntas resultera i följande: -En starkare koalition/samarbetsplattform av kvinnorättsorganisationer som är engagerade i gemensamt arbete och genomförandet av projektet All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. -En godkänd och antagen 5-årig strategisk plan som styr koalitionens arbete. -Ett starkare tryck från civilsamhällesaktörer för att de 14 länder som ännu inte har ratificerat Maputoprotokollet gör det. -Att fler länder har anpassat nationella juridiska system i enlighet med Maputoprotokollets innehåll. -En bättre informerad allmänhet som har möjlighet att kräva rättigheter för kvinnor och flickor, samt har möjlighet att hålla sina regeringar ansvariga för att leva upp till Maputoprotokollet. -Ökat deltagande och engagemang för Maputoprotokollet på nationell, regional och kontinental nivå – med särskilt fokus på unga, media, personer med kreativa yrken, akademin och personer i ledande position/influencers. -Ökad kvalitativ rapportering på efterlevnaden av Maputoprotokollet till den Afrikanska kommissionen enligt de riktlinjer som bestämts av medlemsstater och civilsamhället. Sida kommer att sluta avtal med Equality Now Nairobi som sammankallar SOAWR genom sin roll som koalitionens sekretariat. Long term goal The rights of women and girls under the Maputo Protocol are promoted and protected and any violations are remedied. Mid-term outcomes * At least 2-6 countries targeted by the Maputo Protocol have ratified the Maputo protocol. * Greater domestication of the Maputo Protocol by 8-10 countries that have ratified. * Greater accountability by at least 8-10 countries that have ratified the Maputo Protocol Short term goals (what is expected to be different at the end of the project period) * Stronger, committed and results-oriented SOAWR Coalition implementing the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. * Greater public awareness and pressure on governments to ratify, domesticate and implement the Maputo Protocol in 6-8 countries. * Governments of 6-8 countries recognize the importance of ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Benin Djibouti Egypt Ghana Gambia (the) Malawi Namibia Niger (the) Nigeria Rwanda Sudan (the) Senegal South Sudan Tunisia Zambia South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general Insatsen har avslutats och följande prestationer lyfts som de viktigaste under 2023 och för insatsen som helhet: - Ratificering av Maputoprotokollet. Ett av de mest betydande resultaten har varit ratificeringen av Maputoprotokollet i tre nya länder: Botswana, Västsahara och Sydsudan, vilket uppnåddes under insatsens slutår. Detta framsteg representerar ett viktigt steg mot att stärka kvinnors och flickors rättigheter i Afrika, vilket är ett centralt mål för protokollet och ett tydligt resultat av de långvariga påverkansinsatserna inom insatsen. - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom SOAWR-koalitionen. Genom hela insatsen har SOAWR-koalitionen kunnat etablera regionala kluster som har förbättrat samordningen och effektiviteten i påverkansarbetet på både regional och nationell nivå. Under 2023 fördelades 31 sub-grants till civilsamhällesorganisationer i 17 länder, vilket har stöttat lokala påverkansinsatser för att driva på ratificeringen och implementeringen av protokollet. Detta har bidragit till att stärka koalitionens kapacitet och långsiktiga uthållighet över tid. - Ökad kapacitet för mänskliga rättigheter och ansvarstagande. Insatsen har under hela perioden fokuserat på att öka kapaciteten hos SOAWR-medlemmar att delta i Afrikanska unionens människorättssystem. Genom skuggrapportering till Afrikanska kommissionen för mänskliga och folkliga rättigheter har civilsamhällesorganisationer i länder som Malawi och Kenya kunnat bidra till att hålla regeringar ansvariga för sina åtaganden under Maputoprotokollet, ett arbete som också förstärktes under 2023. - Stärkt offentlig medvetenhet och mobilisering. Genom insatsens löptid har SOAWR genomfört påverkansinsatser riktade till allmänheten och specifika målgrupper för att öka medvetenheten om protokollets betydelse. Detta har under 2023 inkluderat informationskampanjer och ökad synlighet i både sociala och traditionella medier, särskilt i länder som Egypten och Sydsudan, vilket har bidragit till ett större tryck på regeringarna att ratificera och implementera protokollets bestämmelser. Sammanfattningsvis reflekterar dessa resultat betydande framsteg under 2023 och för hela insatsens period i arbetet med att implementera Maputoprotokollet och förstärka skyddet för kvinnors och flickors rättigheter i Afrika. Insatsen har bidragit till en starkare och mer hållbar SOAWR-koalition, vilket är viktigt för att säkra långsiktiga effekter och fortsätta driva jämställdhetsarbetet framåt i regionen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13605-13605A0101 Sweden Recognizing the persistent gender inequality and discriminatory practices against women in Africa, the AU Assembly adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique. The Maputo Protocol remains one of the most comprehensive and progressive instruments on women’s and girls’ rights with most of its provisions being tailored to the realities of the African continent. However, universal ratification has not been achieved and the domestication and implementation of the Protocol is at best poor. To amplify the progress, AU launched the All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) last year (2018) with the objective of universal ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all Member States accompanied by enforcement mechanisms involving the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the AU Special Rapporteur on Women’s Rights. The Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, working closely with the AU Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), was involved in the development and design of the AMPP and has been recognized as a key strategic partner in the implementation of the programme. Sida will contribute with funding of 20 MSEK during 2019-2023 for a project that will support the SOAWR Coalition’s contribution to the achievements of the AMPP and goes under the name “All for Maputo Protocol Initiative”. The project/Initiative is expected to result in; •A stronger coalition of women’s rights organizations engaged in joint action to ensure the implementation of the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. •An approved and adopted 5-year Strategic Plan to guide the SOAWR Coalition. •A stronger push by CSO actors for the ratification of the Maputo Protocol by the remaining 14 countries to achieve universal ratification. •Improved domestication of the Protocol through national laws, policies and jurisprudence, and implementation. •An informed citizenry that is able to claim the rights of women and girls and are able to hold their governments to account on their obligations under the Protocol. •Greater engagement of different classes of citizens with the Protocol at the national, regional and continental levels – specially targeting the youth, media, creatives, academia and leaders/influencers. •Increased quality reporting to the African Commission within the set guidelines by Member States and CSOs. Sida will enter into agreement with Equality Now Nairobi, convening the SOAWR Coalition in its function as Secretariat. Som ett erkännande av den beständiga ojämlikheten och fortsatta diskrimineringen av kvinnor i Afrika så antog den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) ett protokoll till den afrikanska stadgan om mänskliga rättigheter och folkets rättigheter 2003 i Maputo med fokus på kvinnors rättigheter. Därefter kallat Maputoprotokollet. Maputoprotokollet är fortsatt en av de mer omfattande och progressiva instrumenten för att driva kampen för kvinnor och flickors rättigheter, med ett innehåll som är regionalt förankrat. Trots detta har universell ratificering inte uppnåtts och tillämningen av protokollets innehåll är som bäst begränsad. För att driva på utvecklingen lanserade AU programmet All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) förra året (2018) med syftet att nå universell ratificering och fullständig tillämpning av protokollets samtliga artiklar. Koalitionen Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR), en samlingsorganisation för kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar för genomförandet av Maputoprotokollet, har varit instrumentell i framtagandet och utformningen av AMPP tillsammans med AUs Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), och har erkänts som en strategisk partner i genomförandet av programmet. Sida kommer att bidra med 20 miljoner svenska kronor i finansiering under perioden 2019-2023 till ett projekt som kommer att möjliggöra SOAWRs bidrag till genomförandet av AMPP. Projektet benämns som “The All for Maputo Protocol Initiative” och förväntas resultera i följande: -En starkare koalition/samarbetsplattform av kvinnorättsorganisationer som är engagerade i gemensamt arbete och genomförandet av projektet All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. -En godkänd och antagen 5-årig strategisk plan som styr koalitionens arbete. -Ett starkare tryck från civilsamhällesaktörer för att de 14 länder som ännu inte har ratificerat Maputoprotokollet gör det. -Att fler länder har anpassat nationella juridiska system i enlighet med Maputoprotokollets innehåll. -En bättre informerad allmänhet som har möjlighet att kräva rättigheter för kvinnor och flickor, samt har möjlighet att hålla sina regeringar ansvariga för att leva upp till Maputoprotokollet. -Ökat deltagande och engagemang för Maputoprotokollet på nationell, regional och kontinental nivå – med särskilt fokus på unga, media, personer med kreativa yrken, akademin och personer i ledande position/influencers. -Ökad kvalitativ rapportering på efterlevnaden av Maputoprotokollet till den Afrikanska kommissionen enligt de riktlinjer som bestämts av medlemsstater och civilsamhället. Sida kommer att sluta avtal med Equality Now Nairobi som sammankallar SOAWR genom sin roll som koalitionens sekretariat. Long term goal The rights of women and girls under the Maputo Protocol are promoted and protected and any violations are remedied. Mid-term outcomes * At least 2-6 countries targeted by the Maputo Protocol have ratified the Maputo protocol. * Greater domestication of the Maputo Protocol by 8-10 countries that have ratified. * Greater accountability by at least 8-10 countries that have ratified the Maputo Protocol Short term goals (what is expected to be different at the end of the project period) * Stronger, committed and results-oriented SOAWR Coalition implementing the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. * Greater public awareness and pressure on governments to ratify, domesticate and implement the Maputo Protocol in 6-8 countries. * Governments of 6-8 countries recognize the importance of ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol. Sweden Equality Now Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Equality Now 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 600000 Equality Now 11450000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 550000 Equality Now 550000 Equality Now 600000 Equality Now 700000 Equality Now 350000 Equality Now 500000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 3000000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 500000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 3100000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 2150000 Equality Now 250000 Equality Now 350000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 250000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 3200000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now Gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2018–2022 Jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018-2022 Enhanced global and regional preconditions to implement and strengthen global normative frameworks for gender equality and the enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Stärkta globala och regionala förutsättningar att genomföra och stärka det globala normativa ramverket för jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced global and regional preconditions to counteract discrimination and gender-stereotypical norms and attitudes Stärkta globala och regionala förutsättningar att verka mot diskriminering och könsstereotypa normer och attityder. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced preconditions for women’s rights organisations, feminist movements and women human rights defenders to act independently and contribute to gender equality and the full enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnorättsorganisationer, feministiska rörelser och kvinnliga människorättsförsvarare att verka oberoende och bidra till jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13605-13605A0102 Sweden Recognizing the persistent gender inequality and discriminatory practices against women in Africa, the AU Assembly adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique. The Maputo Protocol remains one of the most comprehensive and progressive instruments on women’s and girls’ rights with most of its provisions being tailored to the realities of the African continent. However, universal ratification has not been achieved and the domestication and implementation of the Protocol is at best poor. To amplify the progress, AU launched the All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) last year (2018) with the objective of universal ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all Member States accompanied by enforcement mechanisms involving the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the AU Special Rapporteur on Women’s Rights. The Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, working closely with the AU Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), was involved in the development and design of the AMPP and has been recognized as a key strategic partner in the implementation of the programme. Sida will contribute with funding of 20 MSEK during 2019-2023 for a project that will support the SOAWR Coalition’s contribution to the achievements of the AMPP and goes under the name “All for Maputo Protocol Initiative”. The project/Initiative is expected to result in; •A stronger coalition of women’s rights organizations engaged in joint action to ensure the implementation of the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. •An approved and adopted 5-year Strategic Plan to guide the SOAWR Coalition. •A stronger push by CSO actors for the ratification of the Maputo Protocol by the remaining 14 countries to achieve universal ratification. •Improved domestication of the Protocol through national laws, policies and jurisprudence, and implementation. •An informed citizenry that is able to claim the rights of women and girls and are able to hold their governments to account on their obligations under the Protocol. •Greater engagement of different classes of citizens with the Protocol at the national, regional and continental levels – specially targeting the youth, media, creatives, academia and leaders/influencers. •Increased quality reporting to the African Commission within the set guidelines by Member States and CSOs. Sida will enter into agreement with Equality Now Nairobi, convening the SOAWR Coalition in its function as Secretariat. Som ett erkännande av den beständiga ojämlikheten och fortsatta diskrimineringen av kvinnor i Afrika så antog den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) ett protokoll till den afrikanska stadgan om mänskliga rättigheter och folkets rättigheter 2003 i Maputo med fokus på kvinnors rättigheter. Därefter kallat Maputoprotokollet. Maputoprotokollet är fortsatt en av de mer omfattande och progressiva instrumenten för att driva kampen för kvinnor och flickors rättigheter, med ett innehåll som är regionalt förankrat. Trots detta har universell ratificering inte uppnåtts och tillämningen av protokollets innehåll är som bäst begränsad. För att driva på utvecklingen lanserade AU programmet All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) förra året (2018) med syftet att nå universell ratificering och fullständig tillämpning av protokollets samtliga artiklar. Koalitionen Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR), en samlingsorganisation för kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar för genomförandet av Maputoprotokollet, har varit instrumentell i framtagandet och utformningen av AMPP tillsammans med AUs Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), och har erkänts som en strategisk partner i genomförandet av programmet. Sida kommer att bidra med 20 miljoner svenska kronor i finansiering under perioden 2019-2023 till ett projekt som kommer att möjliggöra SOAWRs bidrag till genomförandet av AMPP. Projektet benämns som “The All for Maputo Protocol Initiative” och förväntas resultera i följande: -En starkare koalition/samarbetsplattform av kvinnorättsorganisationer som är engagerade i gemensamt arbete och genomförandet av projektet All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. -En godkänd och antagen 5-årig strategisk plan som styr koalitionens arbete. -Ett starkare tryck från civilsamhällesaktörer för att de 14 länder som ännu inte har ratificerat Maputoprotokollet gör det. -Att fler länder har anpassat nationella juridiska system i enlighet med Maputoprotokollets innehåll. -En bättre informerad allmänhet som har möjlighet att kräva rättigheter för kvinnor och flickor, samt har möjlighet att hålla sina regeringar ansvariga för att leva upp till Maputoprotokollet. -Ökat deltagande och engagemang för Maputoprotokollet på nationell, regional och kontinental nivå – med särskilt fokus på unga, media, personer med kreativa yrken, akademin och personer i ledande position/influencers. -Ökad kvalitativ rapportering på efterlevnaden av Maputoprotokollet till den Afrikanska kommissionen enligt de riktlinjer som bestämts av medlemsstater och civilsamhället. Sida kommer att sluta avtal med Equality Now Nairobi som sammankallar SOAWR genom sin roll som koalitionens sekretariat. Long term goal The rights of women and girls under the Maputo Protocol are promoted and protected and any violations are remedied. Mid-term outcomes * At least 2-6 countries targeted by the Maputo Protocol have ratified the Maputo protocol. * Greater domestication of the Maputo Protocol by 8-10 countries that have ratified. * Greater accountability by at least 8-10 countries that have ratified the Maputo Protocol Short term goals (what is expected to be different at the end of the project period) * Stronger, committed and results-oriented SOAWR Coalition implementing the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. * Greater public awareness and pressure on governments to ratify, domesticate and implement the Maputo Protocol in 6-8 countries. * Governments of 6-8 countries recognize the importance of ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol. Sweden Equality Now Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Equality Now 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 2000000 Equality Now 2000000 Equality Now Swedish global development cooperation on gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2022–2026 Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022- 2026 Global normative frame works Globala normativa ramverk Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Support to WROs and WHRDs Stärka Kvinnorättsorganisationer och kvinnorättsförsvarare Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13605-13605A0201 Sweden Recognizing the persistent gender inequality and discriminatory practices against women in Africa, the AU Assembly adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique. The Maputo Protocol remains one of the most comprehensive and progressive instruments on women’s and girls’ rights with most of its provisions being tailored to the realities of the African continent. However, universal ratification has not been achieved and the domestication and implementation of the Protocol is at best poor. To amplify the progress, AU launched the All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) last year (2018) with the objective of universal ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all Member States accompanied by enforcement mechanisms involving the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the AU Special Rapporteur on Women’s Rights. The Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, working closely with the AU Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), was involved in the development and design of the AMPP and has been recognized as a key strategic partner in the implementation of the programme. Sida will contribute with funding of 20 MSEK during 2019-2023 for a project that will support the SOAWR Coalition’s contribution to the achievements of the AMPP and goes under the name “All for Maputo Protocol Initiative”. The project/Initiative is expected to result in; •A stronger coalition of women’s rights organizations engaged in joint action to ensure the implementation of the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. •An approved and adopted 5-year Strategic Plan to guide the SOAWR Coalition. •A stronger push by CSO actors for the ratification of the Maputo Protocol by the remaining 14 countries to achieve universal ratification. •Improved domestication of the Protocol through national laws, policies and jurisprudence, and implementation. •An informed citizenry that is able to claim the rights of women and girls and are able to hold their governments to account on their obligations under the Protocol. •Greater engagement of different classes of citizens with the Protocol at the national, regional and continental levels – specially targeting the youth, media, creatives, academia and leaders/influencers. •Increased quality reporting to the African Commission within the set guidelines by Member States and CSOs. Sida will enter into agreement with Equality Now Nairobi, convening the SOAWR Coalition in its function as Secretariat. Som ett erkännande av den beständiga ojämlikheten och fortsatta diskrimineringen av kvinnor i Afrika så antog den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) ett protokoll till den afrikanska stadgan om mänskliga rättigheter och folkets rättigheter 2003 i Maputo med fokus på kvinnors rättigheter. Därefter kallat Maputoprotokollet. Maputoprotokollet är fortsatt en av de mer omfattande och progressiva instrumenten för att driva kampen för kvinnor och flickors rättigheter, med ett innehåll som är regionalt förankrat. Trots detta har universell ratificering inte uppnåtts och tillämningen av protokollets innehåll är som bäst begränsad. För att driva på utvecklingen lanserade AU programmet All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) förra året (2018) med syftet att nå universell ratificering och fullständig tillämpning av protokollets samtliga artiklar. Koalitionen Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR), en samlingsorganisation för kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar för genomförandet av Maputoprotokollet, har varit instrumentell i framtagandet och utformningen av AMPP tillsammans med AUs Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), och har erkänts som en strategisk partner i genomförandet av programmet. Sida kommer att bidra med 20 miljoner svenska kronor i finansiering under perioden 2019-2023 till ett projekt som kommer att möjliggöra SOAWRs bidrag till genomförandet av AMPP. Projektet benämns som “The All for Maputo Protocol Initiative” och förväntas resultera i följande: -En starkare koalition/samarbetsplattform av kvinnorättsorganisationer som är engagerade i gemensamt arbete och genomförandet av projektet All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. -En godkänd och antagen 5-årig strategisk plan som styr koalitionens arbete. -Ett starkare tryck från civilsamhällesaktörer för att de 14 länder som ännu inte har ratificerat Maputoprotokollet gör det. -Att fler länder har anpassat nationella juridiska system i enlighet med Maputoprotokollets innehåll. -En bättre informerad allmänhet som har möjlighet att kräva rättigheter för kvinnor och flickor, samt har möjlighet att hålla sina regeringar ansvariga för att leva upp till Maputoprotokollet. -Ökat deltagande och engagemang för Maputoprotokollet på nationell, regional och kontinental nivå – med särskilt fokus på unga, media, personer med kreativa yrken, akademin och personer i ledande position/influencers. -Ökad kvalitativ rapportering på efterlevnaden av Maputoprotokollet till den Afrikanska kommissionen enligt de riktlinjer som bestämts av medlemsstater och civilsamhället. Sida kommer att sluta avtal med Equality Now Nairobi som sammankallar SOAWR genom sin roll som koalitionens sekretariat. Long term goal The rights of women and girls under the Maputo Protocol are promoted and protected and any violations are remedied. Mid-term outcomes * At least 2-6 countries targeted by the Maputo Protocol have ratified the Maputo protocol. * Greater domestication of the Maputo Protocol by 8-10 countries that have ratified. * Greater accountability by at least 8-10 countries that have ratified the Maputo Protocol Short term goals (what is expected to be different at the end of the project period) * Stronger, committed and results-oriented SOAWR Coalition implementing the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. * Greater public awareness and pressure on governments to ratify, domesticate and implement the Maputo Protocol in 6-8 countries. * Governments of 6-8 countries recognize the importance of ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 123500 123500 123500 Ernst & Young 123500 Ernst & Young Gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2018–2022 Jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018-2022 Enhanced methods and capacity development for gender equality efforts Stärkt metod- och kapacitetsutveckling för jämställdhetsarbete Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13633 Sweden The main objective of the ERRY II is to improve food and nutrition security, reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihood and access to basic services. There are several sub objectives in order to reach this overall goal: i) increase local actors capacity to deliver services to the community, ii) develop livelihood activities in agriculture, cash-for-work, iii) rehabilitate roads and water systems and agricutural land, iv) introduce renewable energy, solar panels for households, water pumps and local manufacturing. These activities will reduce the risks for people to fall back into a humanitarian situation but also to build resources in the community, resouces that have been depleted during many years of conflict and food insecturity. Conflict sensitivity is built into the programme and it also includes a component to promote social cohesion and capacity to peacefully resolve local conflicts. The contribution is a resilience support financed by a humanitarian allocation. The programme is a three years intervention, a humanitarian complement to an on-going EU DEVCO programme ”Enhancing resilience in Yemen in Food Security and resilient Livelihood programme”, second phase 2019-2022 (ERRY II). Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att på ett hållbart sätt främja mat- och nutritionssäkerhet, minska sårbarhet och stärka samhällens motståndskraft genom utökade försörjningsmöjligheter och bättre tillgång till grundläggande tjänster i Jemen. De olika delmålen är att i) öka lokala aktörers kapacitet att leverera tjänster till befolkningen, ii) genomföra försörjningsinsatser inom bl a jordbruk, tillfälliga arbetstillfällen (cash-for-work), iii) rehabilitera vägar och vattensystem, återställa jordbruksmark samt att iv) introducera förnybar energi såsom solpaneler för hushåll, till vattenpumpar och för lokal tillverkning. Samtliga dessa aktiviteter är avsedda att, förutom att minska risken för samhällen att falla tillbaka i en humanitär situation, även bygga upp resurser bland befolkningen för att klara kommande kriser, resurser som i många fall utarmats som en följd av krig och matosäkerhet. Vid utvecklingen och genomförandet av programmet har konfliktkänslighet byggts in. Insatsen innehåller även en komponent för konfliktförebyggande aktiviteter på lokalnivå. Insatsen kommer att ta i anspråk en del av den humanitära enhetens resiliensmedel (ca 5% av sakanslaget) till finansiering av en flerårig insats. Sidas stöd blir ett komplement till en pågående insats finansierad av EU-kommissionen (DEVCO) inom landsbygdsresiliens (”Enhancing rural resilience in Yemen 2019-2022"), (ERRY II). Finansieringen går via FNs Multi Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO) för ERRY, och UNDP i Jemen administrerar insatsen i vilken även WFP, ILO och FAO deltar. The overall goal of the Programme is to "Contribute to reduced vulnerability and strengthened resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihoods and access to basic services." The Outcome of the Programme is "Crisis affected communities are better able to manage local risks and shocks for increased resilience and self-reliance". The Programme contributes to Agenda 2030 in the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere, Goal 2: End Hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, Goal 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and Girls, Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern Energy for all and Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. From a humanitarian point of view the contribution also addresses the root causes of the humanitarian crisis and in decreasing humanitarian needs in Yemen, through a resilience intervention that can positively enhance the nutritional and food security situation, as well as livelihood opportunities. The communities are expected to better manage local risks and shocks through increased resilience. Interventions will target the most vulnerable community groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), minorities and stressed host communities. The Programme uses an integrated and bottom-up planning and implementation approach to strengthening resilience in affected communities, bringing humanitarian, development and local peace components together. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Yemen Multi-hazard response preparedness Disaster Prevention & Preparedness Key findings from the first year of implementation Targets for reaching out to farmers and inputs to dairy farmers were lower thanplanned for and partly due to slow procurement process. However, approximately 700 farmers were supported with fodder seeds and trainingsessions in value chains for ruminants fattening, dairy value chains development, tomato and sorghum. Training on cultivation with low water requirements and high resistance was also taking place. Approximately 900 female farmers have been trained on milking practices, animal health and otherlivestock activities. Dairy processing units were rehabilitated benefiting the quality and hygiene of the production. Considering the positive impact observed during ERRY I related to empowering of womenheaded household these activities continued during the second phase. The number of Cash-for-work participants were lower than planned due to lack of permits from authorities but reached about 1000 and almost 20.000 beneficiaries through the cashin hand modality for rehabilitation of community assets. Community consultations were held to select assets that were most important to the community. Almost 60 community assets were restored water harvesting, road and school rehabilitation, market restoration, sanitation projects and solid waste disposal. The number of public institutions, like health and education, supported with solar systems exceeded the planning. The solar home system training was delayed and took place in the first quarter 2020. Two major interventions were conducted during the period a long term solar procurement agreement was developed to boost the local economy and promote private sector in solar energy implementation and cut the costs significantly. Furthermore, 25 solar offgrid systems were installed in health centres and 36 solar offgrid vaccine refrigerators installed. UNICEF and UNHCR have agreed to pilot solar microgrid in their responses. In addition to solar panel companies being created, job creation within areas of handcraft, repair and maintenance are also included. A large number of community resilience plans were developed, including operationalisation. An important component were to enhance the capacity of local authorities to enable them to respond to the basic needs of their communities. For example to improve water management through improved water use and fair distribution. Subdistrict committees were formed to represent all villages under each district. Under the social cohesion component approximately a third of the mediators were recruited and trained to facilitate peaceful conflict resolution. They were trained on do noharm principles, humanitarian principles of impartiality and neutrality. They were also trained on conflict scan and gender sensitivity. Key findings from the second year of implementation The report for the second year (January to December 2020) of ERRY II describes progress in the implementation of the project activities, despite challenges related to differences under authorities in the north and south, and the COVID19 pandemic to which the project quickly adapted in terms of responding to the new challenges as well as managing the planned activities. Some of the key achievements reported from this period are: 5,112 individuals were provided with emergency employment through cash-for-work activities, generating a combined income of USD 306,720. 5,112 individuals received business and skill development training to establish microbusinesses. 1,335 individuals established microbusiness and improved their access to income $100/month. 102 public facilities were solarized to resume the critical functions in schools, health centers and public offices. 2,000 HHs received COVID19 hygiene kits for protection and to prevent the spread of the virus. 104 insider mediators were trained on conflict resolution and analysis. 14 participants attended a training on Gender mainstreaming organized by SEARCH for ERRY II implementing partners. 57 community resilience plans and 23 subdistricts block grants were implemented to improve access to basic services and reduce conflicts. 133 community assets were restored and/or established $2,528,726.51 cash assistance was received by 8,902 individuals working on the community assets through FFA to improve their access to food. 590 apprentices were trained on life skills, financial literacy and theoretical training in selected occupations followed by on job training at workplaces. 320 master crafts persons were trained on learning methodologies, CBT/A and OSH under the apprenticeship scheme. 50 individuals were trained to improve their employability skills in solar energy microenterprises. 68 TOTs were trained on I OWN A SMALL BUSINESS curriculum targeting semiliterate beneficiaries. 5,500 farmers received animal feeds to enhance milk production and fattening of the livestock. 1,182 female farmers provided with small and medium size dairy equipment for collection, processing and marketing milk. 1,425 farmers trained on dairy processing, proper method of milking, & fattening. 3,500 rural farmers were supported with improved fodder crops to improve livestock productivity. Key findings from the final year of implementation During the reporting period a number of income generating activities were implemented with the aim of increasing resilience, as well as reducing food insecurity. According to the ERRY II Narrative Report (2021) vulnerable farming households improved their selfemployment and access to income through the agriculture value chain. Shortterm employment opportunities were created by rehabilitating key community assets. This was done through the implementation of Food Assistance for Assets (FFA) activities, providing work and dignity to beneficiaries. Individuals were provided with alternative livelihood business skills, thus improving their access to income and markets to meet their emergency needs. Beneficiaries were able to select businesses that suited their interests and capabilities while taking into account local market realities. FAO implemented activities related to agricultural value chain development. 11 300 farmers were provided with inputs to improve cereal (sorghum, millet and legumes) chain. The 11,300 beneficiaries reached with the support are in six districts of southern Yemen (Khanfir, Lawder, Zinjibar, Tuban, Tur Al Bahah and Ash Shaymaytyn). 9596 farmers supported to improve livestock productivity. Pestes des petit ruminant (PPR) and sheep/goat pox (SGP) are diseases affecting sheep and goats and are endemic in Yemen. Vaccination campaigns aimed at prevention and control of PPR and SGP, combined with treatment of sheep and goats against internal and external parasites was conducted in three governorates (Abyan, Lahj and Taiz). In the campaigns, total of 509,254 sheep/goats vaccinated and dewormed and 33,464 households reached with animal health services (vaccination and treatment). 16500 farmers trained on sorghum/millet, tomato, milk and coffee value chains, livestock fattening and health, dairy product processing and marketing. Provided training to strengthen cooperating partners capacity in regard to environmental and social safeguards during the FFA implementation. Engaged 55,7907 people to work in 62 different assets through FFA and 700 People in different income/skill generation trainings through FFT. More than 50,000 people indirectly benefitted from the assets created and rehabilitated. Transferred approximately USD 4 Million to targeted beneficiaries with the aim of supporting their immediate food security needs. During this period they managed to construct and rehabilitate 13 water harvesting schemes, 20 road projects, 10 school buildings and five sanitation projects among other things. Assessment of achieved results in relation to the objectives According to the impact evaluation conducted in 2022 showing that 82% of survey respondents indicated that their income had improved after engagement in ERRY II activities compared to before ERRY II. Regarding food security and livelihoods, ERRY II interventions has provided CashforWork (CfW) activities to 6,855 women and youth, among which over 5,000 received grants to help them establish microbusinessess, thus indirectly benefitting over 28,000 people. It is therefore Sida's assessment that the objectives of this contribution have been met. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13633-13633A0101-H Sweden The main objective of the ERRY II is to improve food and nutrition security, reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihood and access to basic services. There are several sub objectives in order to reach this overall goal: i) increase local actors capacity to deliver services to the community, ii) develop livelihood activities in agriculture, cash-for-work, iii) rehabilitate roads and water systems and agricutural land, iv) introduce renewable energy, solar panels for households, water pumps and local manufacturing. These activities will reduce the risks for people to fall back into a humanitarian situation but also to build resources in the community, resouces that have been depleted during many years of conflict and food insecturity. Conflict sensitivity is built into the programme and it also includes a component to promote social cohesion and capacity to peacefully resolve local conflicts. The contribution is a resilience support financed by a humanitarian allocation. The programme is a three years intervention, a humanitarian complement to an on-going EU DEVCO programme ”Enhancing resilience in Yemen in Food Security and resilient Livelihood programme”, second phase 2019-2022 (ERRY II). Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att på ett hållbart sätt främja mat- och nutritionssäkerhet, minska sårbarhet och stärka samhällens motståndskraft genom utökade försörjningsmöjligheter och bättre tillgång till grundläggande tjänster i Jemen. De olika delmålen är att i) öka lokala aktörers kapacitet att leverera tjänster till befolkningen, ii) genomföra försörjningsinsatser inom bl a jordbruk, tillfälliga arbetstillfällen (cash-for-work), iii) rehabilitera vägar och vattensystem, återställa jordbruksmark samt att iv) introducera förnybar energi såsom solpaneler för hushåll, till vattenpumpar och för lokal tillverkning. Samtliga dessa aktiviteter är avsedda att, förutom att minska risken för samhällen att falla tillbaka i en humanitär situation, även bygga upp resurser bland befolkningen för att klara kommande kriser, resurser som i många fall utarmats som en följd av krig och matosäkerhet. Vid utvecklingen och genomförandet av programmet har konfliktkänslighet byggts in. Insatsen innehåller även en komponent för konfliktförebyggande aktiviteter på lokalnivå. Insatsen kommer att ta i anspråk en del av den humanitära enhetens resiliensmedel (ca 5% av sakanslaget) till finansiering av en flerårig insats. Sidas stöd blir ett komplement till en pågående insats finansierad av EU-kommissionen (DEVCO) inom landsbygdsresiliens (”Enhancing rural resilience in Yemen 2019-2022"), (ERRY II). Finansieringen går via FNs Multi Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO) för ERRY, och UNDP i Jemen administrerar insatsen i vilken även WFP, ILO och FAO deltar. The overall goal of the Programme is to "Contribute to reduced vulnerability and strengthened resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihoods and access to basic services." The Outcome of the Programme is "Crisis affected communities are better able to manage local risks and shocks for increased resilience and self-reliance". The Programme contributes to Agenda 2030 in the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere, Goal 2: End Hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, Goal 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and Girls, Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern Energy for all and Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. From a humanitarian point of view the contribution also addresses the root causes of the humanitarian crisis and in decreasing humanitarian needs in Yemen, through a resilience intervention that can positively enhance the nutritional and food security situation, as well as livelihood opportunities. The communities are expected to better manage local risks and shocks through increased resilience. Interventions will target the most vulnerable community groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), minorities and stressed host communities. The Programme uses an integrated and bottom-up planning and implementation approach to strengthening resilience in affected communities, bringing humanitarian, development and local peace components together. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 50000000 0 0 80000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 30000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve resilience and disaster risk reduction as well as strengthening the cooperation with development actors in this field Förbättra förutsättningar för resiliens och riskreducering samt stärka samarbetet med utvecklingsaktörer inom detta område Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improved conditions for populations affected by crises, including those most vulnerable, to exercise influence and demand accountability during needs assessments, framing and implementing contributions Förbättrade förutsättningar för krisdrabbade människor, inklusive de mest utsatta, att utöva inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande vid behovsbedömningar, utformandet av insatser och genomförandet Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Increase synergies by working for ensuring that the humanitarian response plans take into account overriding national development plans and/or UN development plan, and vice versa, provided that the humanitarian principles and the humanitarian actors impartial mission and specificity is respected Öka synergier genom att de humanitära responsplanerna beaktar övergripande nationella utvecklingsplaner och/eller FN:s utvecklingsplan, och vice-versa, under förutsättning att de humanitära principerna och de humanitära aktörernas opartiska uppdrag och särart respekteras Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13633-13633A0102-H10002 Sweden The main objective of the ERRY II is to improve food and nutrition security, reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihood and access to basic services. There are several sub objectives in order to reach this overall goal: i) increase local actors capacity to deliver services to the community, ii) develop livelihood activities in agriculture, cash-for-work, iii) rehabilitate roads and water systems and agricutural land, iv) introduce renewable energy, solar panels for households, water pumps and local manufacturing. These activities will reduce the risks for people to fall back into a humanitarian situation but also to build resources in the community, resouces that have been depleted during many years of conflict and food insecturity. Conflict sensitivity is built into the programme and it also includes a component to promote social cohesion and capacity to peacefully resolve local conflicts. The contribution is a resilience support financed by a humanitarian allocation. The programme is a three years intervention, a humanitarian complement to an on-going EU DEVCO programme ”Enhancing resilience in Yemen in Food Security and resilient Livelihood programme”, second phase 2019-2022 (ERRY II). Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att på ett hållbart sätt främja mat- och nutritionssäkerhet, minska sårbarhet och stärka samhällens motståndskraft genom utökade försörjningsmöjligheter och bättre tillgång till grundläggande tjänster i Jemen. De olika delmålen är att i) öka lokala aktörers kapacitet att leverera tjänster till befolkningen, ii) genomföra försörjningsinsatser inom bl a jordbruk, tillfälliga arbetstillfällen (cash-for-work), iii) rehabilitera vägar och vattensystem, återställa jordbruksmark samt att iv) introducera förnybar energi såsom solpaneler för hushåll, till vattenpumpar och för lokal tillverkning. Samtliga dessa aktiviteter är avsedda att, förutom att minska risken för samhällen att falla tillbaka i en humanitär situation, även bygga upp resurser bland befolkningen för att klara kommande kriser, resurser som i många fall utarmats som en följd av krig och matosäkerhet. Vid utvecklingen och genomförandet av programmet har konfliktkänslighet byggts in. Insatsen innehåller även en komponent för konfliktförebyggande aktiviteter på lokalnivå. Insatsen kommer att ta i anspråk en del av den humanitära enhetens resiliensmedel (ca 5% av sakanslaget) till finansiering av en flerårig insats. Sidas stöd blir ett komplement till en pågående insats finansierad av EU-kommissionen (DEVCO) inom landsbygdsresiliens (”Enhancing rural resilience in Yemen 2019-2022"), (ERRY II). Finansieringen går via FNs Multi Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO) för ERRY, och UNDP i Jemen administrerar insatsen i vilken även WFP, ILO och FAO deltar. The overall goal of the Programme is to "Contribute to reduced vulnerability and strengthened resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihoods and access to basic services." The Outcome of the Programme is "Crisis affected communities are better able to manage local risks and shocks for increased resilience and self-reliance". The Programme contributes to Agenda 2030 in the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere, Goal 2: End Hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, Goal 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and Girls, Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern Energy for all and Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. From a humanitarian point of view the contribution also addresses the root causes of the humanitarian crisis and in decreasing humanitarian needs in Yemen, through a resilience intervention that can positively enhance the nutritional and food security situation, as well as livelihood opportunities. The communities are expected to better manage local risks and shocks through increased resilience. Interventions will target the most vulnerable community groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), minorities and stressed host communities. The Programme uses an integrated and bottom-up planning and implementation approach to strengthening resilience in affected communities, bringing humanitarian, development and local peace components together. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Enhanced opportunities to live a dignified life for people living in protracted crisis situations Människor i utdragna kriser har förbättrade förutsättningar att leva ett värdigt liv Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13633-13633A0103-H Sweden The main objective of the ERRY II is to improve food and nutrition security, reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihood and access to basic services. There are several sub objectives in order to reach this overall goal: i) increase local actors capacity to deliver services to the community, ii) develop livelihood activities in agriculture, cash-for-work, iii) rehabilitate roads and water systems and agricutural land, iv) introduce renewable energy, solar panels for households, water pumps and local manufacturing. These activities will reduce the risks for people to fall back into a humanitarian situation but also to build resources in the community, resouces that have been depleted during many years of conflict and food insecturity. Conflict sensitivity is built into the programme and it also includes a component to promote social cohesion and capacity to peacefully resolve local conflicts. The contribution is a resilience support financed by a humanitarian allocation. The programme is a three years intervention, a humanitarian complement to an on-going EU DEVCO programme ”Enhancing resilience in Yemen in Food Security and resilient Livelihood programme”, second phase 2019-2022 (ERRY II). Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att på ett hållbart sätt främja mat- och nutritionssäkerhet, minska sårbarhet och stärka samhällens motståndskraft genom utökade försörjningsmöjligheter och bättre tillgång till grundläggande tjänster i Jemen. De olika delmålen är att i) öka lokala aktörers kapacitet att leverera tjänster till befolkningen, ii) genomföra försörjningsinsatser inom bl a jordbruk, tillfälliga arbetstillfällen (cash-for-work), iii) rehabilitera vägar och vattensystem, återställa jordbruksmark samt att iv) introducera förnybar energi såsom solpaneler för hushåll, till vattenpumpar och för lokal tillverkning. Samtliga dessa aktiviteter är avsedda att, förutom att minska risken för samhällen att falla tillbaka i en humanitär situation, även bygga upp resurser bland befolkningen för att klara kommande kriser, resurser som i många fall utarmats som en följd av krig och matosäkerhet. Vid utvecklingen och genomförandet av programmet har konfliktkänslighet byggts in. Insatsen innehåller även en komponent för konfliktförebyggande aktiviteter på lokalnivå. Insatsen kommer att ta i anspråk en del av den humanitära enhetens resiliensmedel (ca 5% av sakanslaget) till finansiering av en flerårig insats. Sidas stöd blir ett komplement till en pågående insats finansierad av EU-kommissionen (DEVCO) inom landsbygdsresiliens (”Enhancing rural resilience in Yemen 2019-2022"), (ERRY II). Finansieringen går via FNs Multi Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO) för ERRY, och UNDP i Jemen administrerar insatsen i vilken även WFP, ILO och FAO deltar. The overall goal of the Programme is to "Contribute to reduced vulnerability and strengthened resilience capacity of crisis-affected communities in Yemen through creation of sustainable livelihoods and access to basic services." The Outcome of the Programme is "Crisis affected communities are better able to manage local risks and shocks for increased resilience and self-reliance". The Programme contributes to Agenda 2030 in the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere, Goal 2: End Hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, Goal 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and Girls, Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern Energy for all and Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. From a humanitarian point of view the contribution also addresses the root causes of the humanitarian crisis and in decreasing humanitarian needs in Yemen, through a resilience intervention that can positively enhance the nutritional and food security situation, as well as livelihood opportunities. The communities are expected to better manage local risks and shocks through increased resilience. Interventions will target the most vulnerable community groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), minorities and stressed host communities. The Programme uses an integrated and bottom-up planning and implementation approach to strengthening resilience in affected communities, bringing humanitarian, development and local peace components together. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -45005871 0 -45005871 -45005871 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -45005870.7299999967 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Enhanced opportunities to live a dignified life for people living in protracted crisis situations Människor i utdragna kriser har förbättrade förutsättningar att leva ett värdigt liv Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13644 Sweden Sida's humanitarian unit conducted a partnership evaluation in 2012 and 2013, which resulted in Sida's current multi-year partnerships with a number of selected organizations. Sida intends to initiate a new evaluation of the current partnership in 2019. The evaluation is expected to be completed tentatively in 2020. The intention is to establish a new set of strategic partners from 2021. Almost all current strategic partner organizations will be included in the evaluation. A number of new organizations will also be included in the evaluation to give new humanitarian actors the possiblity to become future partners to Sida. The purpose of the evaluation is to provide the humanitarian unit with a robust basis for deciding on the next generation of strategic partners. It is not the objective of the evaluation to decide on the selection of future partners. The evaluation will provide Sida with an evidence base for a decision that is to be taken by the managers at the humanitarian unit. The Evaluation will include 16 of HUM's strategic partners, as well as a number of (five) non-partner organizations, to ensure that new organisations is given the opportunitie to become strategic partners with Sida. The new organizations to be included in the evaluation will be selected on an application procedure. The evaluation shall be carried out at country level and shall include 5 of the countries where Sida is providing humanitarian assistance. Utvärderingen kommer att genomföras på landnivå för att undersöka om Sidas strategiska partners är rätt aktörer att samarbeta med i ett urval av kriser/kontexter. Det strategiska partnerskapet medför att Sida framförallt har en kontinuerlig dialog med organisationerna på HQ-nivå, och om strategiska och globala frågor för organisationerna. Det utvärderingen skall fokusera på är att finna information om hur organisationerna genomför sin verksamhet mycket konkret på landnivå. Sida vill med utvärderingen säkerställa att vi samarbetar med relevanta och effektiva partner som genomför bistånd som bärs av de humanitära principerna i praktiken. Utvärderingen skall omfatta 16 av HUMs strategiska partner, samt ett antal (fem) organisationer som inte är partner, för att säkerställa att nya aktörer erbjuds möjlighet till att ingå ett strategiskt partnerskap med Sida. De nya organisationer som skall inkluderas i utvärderingen kommer att väljas ut på basis av ett enklare ansökningsförfarande inom vilket organisationer får anmäla sitt intresse. Krav för att kunna omfattas av utvärderingen och i förlängningen bli strategiska partners till Sida definieras av HUM. Utvärderingen skall genomföras på landnivå och skall omfatta 5 av mottagarländerna för Sidas humanitära bistånd. Utvärderingens syfte är att ge HUM ett robust underlag för beslut om nästa generations strategiska partners. Det är inte utvärderingen som skall göra urvalet, utvärderingen utgör ett beslutsunderlag som tillsammans med enhetens samlade kunskap om centrala humanitära aktörer, samt andra strategiska överväganden, bidrar till ett kvalificerat beslut om partnerskapssammansättningen fr o m 2021. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-13644-13644A0101 Sweden Sida's humanitarian unit conducted a partnership evaluation in 2012 and 2013, which resulted in Sida's current multi-year partnerships with a number of selected organizations. Sida intends to initiate a new evaluation of the current partnership in 2019. The evaluation is expected to be completed tentatively in 2020. The intention is to establish a new set of strategic partners from 2021. Almost all current strategic partner organizations will be included in the evaluation. A number of new organizations will also be included in the evaluation to give new humanitarian actors the possiblity to become future partners to Sida. The purpose of the evaluation is to provide the humanitarian unit with a robust basis for deciding on the next generation of strategic partners. It is not the objective of the evaluation to decide on the selection of future partners. The evaluation will provide Sida with an evidence base for a decision that is to be taken by the managers at the humanitarian unit. The Evaluation will include 16 of HUM's strategic partners, as well as a number of (five) non-partner organizations, to ensure that new organisations is given the opportunitie to become strategic partners with Sida. The new organizations to be included in the evaluation will be selected on an application procedure. The evaluation shall be carried out at country level and shall include 5 of the countries where Sida is providing humanitarian assistance. Utvärderingen kommer att genomföras på landnivå för att undersöka om Sidas strategiska partners är rätt aktörer att samarbeta med i ett urval av kriser/kontexter. Det strategiska partnerskapet medför att Sida framförallt har en kontinuerlig dialog med organisationerna på HQ-nivå, och om strategiska och globala frågor för organisationerna. Det utvärderingen skall fokusera på är att finna information om hur organisationerna genomför sin verksamhet mycket konkret på landnivå. Sida vill med utvärderingen säkerställa att vi samarbetar med relevanta och effektiva partner som genomför bistånd som bärs av de humanitära principerna i praktiken. Utvärderingen skall omfatta 16 av HUMs strategiska partner, samt ett antal (fem) organisationer som inte är partner, för att säkerställa att nya aktörer erbjuds möjlighet till att ingå ett strategiskt partnerskap med Sida. De nya organisationer som skall inkluderas i utvärderingen kommer att väljas ut på basis av ett enklare ansökningsförfarande inom vilket organisationer får anmäla sitt intresse. Krav för att kunna omfattas av utvärderingen och i förlängningen bli strategiska partners till Sida definieras av HUM. Utvärderingen skall genomföras på landnivå och skall omfatta 5 av mottagarländerna för Sidas humanitära bistånd. Utvärderingens syfte är att ge HUM ett robust underlag för beslut om nästa generations strategiska partners. Det är inte utvärderingen som skall göra urvalet, utvärderingen utgör ett beslutsunderlag som tillsammans med enhetens samlade kunskap om centrala humanitära aktörer, samt andra strategiska överväganden, bidrar till ett kvalificerat beslut om partnerskapssammansättningen fr o m 2021. Sweden Itad Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Itad Ltd 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6601339 0 0 62176 1667825 775871 0 4095467 6601339 Itad Ltd 1667825.72 Itad Ltd 62175.71 Itad Ltd 4118866.73 Itad Ltd 775870.78 Itad Ltd -23400 Itad Ltd Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13644-13644A0102 Sweden Sida's humanitarian unit conducted a partnership evaluation in 2012 and 2013, which resulted in Sida's current multi-year partnerships with a number of selected organizations. Sida intends to initiate a new evaluation of the current partnership in 2019. The evaluation is expected to be completed tentatively in 2020. The intention is to establish a new set of strategic partners from 2021. Almost all current strategic partner organizations will be included in the evaluation. A number of new organizations will also be included in the evaluation to give new humanitarian actors the possiblity to become future partners to Sida. The purpose of the evaluation is to provide the humanitarian unit with a robust basis for deciding on the next generation of strategic partners. It is not the objective of the evaluation to decide on the selection of future partners. The evaluation will provide Sida with an evidence base for a decision that is to be taken by the managers at the humanitarian unit. The Evaluation will include 16 of HUM's strategic partners, as well as a number of (five) non-partner organizations, to ensure that new organisations is given the opportunitie to become strategic partners with Sida. The new organizations to be included in the evaluation will be selected on an application procedure. The evaluation shall be carried out at country level and shall include 5 of the countries where Sida is providing humanitarian assistance. Utvärderingen kommer att genomföras på landnivå för att undersöka om Sidas strategiska partners är rätt aktörer att samarbeta med i ett urval av kriser/kontexter. Det strategiska partnerskapet medför att Sida framförallt har en kontinuerlig dialog med organisationerna på HQ-nivå, och om strategiska och globala frågor för organisationerna. Det utvärderingen skall fokusera på är att finna information om hur organisationerna genomför sin verksamhet mycket konkret på landnivå. Sida vill med utvärderingen säkerställa att vi samarbetar med relevanta och effektiva partner som genomför bistånd som bärs av de humanitära principerna i praktiken. Utvärderingen skall omfatta 16 av HUMs strategiska partner, samt ett antal (fem) organisationer som inte är partner, för att säkerställa att nya aktörer erbjuds möjlighet till att ingå ett strategiskt partnerskap med Sida. De nya organisationer som skall inkluderas i utvärderingen kommer att väljas ut på basis av ett enklare ansökningsförfarande inom vilket organisationer får anmäla sitt intresse. Krav för att kunna omfattas av utvärderingen och i förlängningen bli strategiska partners till Sida definieras av HUM. Utvärderingen skall genomföras på landnivå och skall omfatta 5 av mottagarländerna för Sidas humanitära bistånd. Utvärderingens syfte är att ge HUM ett robust underlag för beslut om nästa generations strategiska partners. Det är inte utvärderingen som skall göra urvalet, utvärderingen utgör ett beslutsunderlag som tillsammans med enhetens samlade kunskap om centrala humanitära aktörer, samt andra strategiska överväganden, bidrar till ett kvalificerat beslut om partnerskapssammansättningen fr o m 2021. Sweden Itad Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency HERE/Humanitarian Exchange and Research Center 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 23400 23400 23400 HERE/Humanitarian Exchange and Research Center 23400 HERE/Humanitarian Exchange and Research Center Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13644-13644A0103 Sweden Sida's humanitarian unit conducted a partnership evaluation in 2012 and 2013, which resulted in Sida's current multi-year partnerships with a number of selected organizations. Sida intends to initiate a new evaluation of the current partnership in 2019. The evaluation is expected to be completed tentatively in 2020. The intention is to establish a new set of strategic partners from 2021. Almost all current strategic partner organizations will be included in the evaluation. A number of new organizations will also be included in the evaluation to give new humanitarian actors the possiblity to become future partners to Sida. The purpose of the evaluation is to provide the humanitarian unit with a robust basis for deciding on the next generation of strategic partners. It is not the objective of the evaluation to decide on the selection of future partners. The evaluation will provide Sida with an evidence base for a decision that is to be taken by the managers at the humanitarian unit. The Evaluation will include 16 of HUM's strategic partners, as well as a number of (five) non-partner organizations, to ensure that new organisations is given the opportunitie to become strategic partners with Sida. The new organizations to be included in the evaluation will be selected on an application procedure. The evaluation shall be carried out at country level and shall include 5 of the countries where Sida is providing humanitarian assistance. Utvärderingen kommer att genomföras på landnivå för att undersöka om Sidas strategiska partners är rätt aktörer att samarbeta med i ett urval av kriser/kontexter. Det strategiska partnerskapet medför att Sida framförallt har en kontinuerlig dialog med organisationerna på HQ-nivå, och om strategiska och globala frågor för organisationerna. Det utvärderingen skall fokusera på är att finna information om hur organisationerna genomför sin verksamhet mycket konkret på landnivå. Sida vill med utvärderingen säkerställa att vi samarbetar med relevanta och effektiva partner som genomför bistånd som bärs av de humanitära principerna i praktiken. Utvärderingen skall omfatta 16 av HUMs strategiska partner, samt ett antal (fem) organisationer som inte är partner, för att säkerställa att nya aktörer erbjuds möjlighet till att ingå ett strategiskt partnerskap med Sida. De nya organisationer som skall inkluderas i utvärderingen kommer att väljas ut på basis av ett enklare ansökningsförfarande inom vilket organisationer får anmäla sitt intresse. Krav för att kunna omfattas av utvärderingen och i förlängningen bli strategiska partners till Sida definieras av HUM. Utvärderingen skall genomföras på landnivå och skall omfatta 5 av mottagarländerna för Sidas humanitära bistånd. Utvärderingens syfte är att ge HUM ett robust underlag för beslut om nästa generations strategiska partners. Det är inte utvärderingen som skall göra urvalet, utvärderingen utgör ett beslutsunderlag som tillsammans med enhetens samlade kunskap om centrala humanitära aktörer, samt andra strategiska överväganden, bidrar till ett kvalificerat beslut om partnerskapssammansättningen fr o m 2021. Sweden Itad Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Pareto Consulting LLC 17.7 - Främja utveckling, överföring och spridning av miljövänlig teknik till utvecklingsländerna på gynnsamma villkor, inklusive koncessions- och förmånsvillkor, på villkor som överenskommits mellan parterna. 17.7 - Promote the development, transfer, dissemination and diffusion of environmentally sound technologies to developing countries on favourable terms, including on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 26484 26484 26484 Pareto Consulting LLC 26483.55 Pareto Consulting LLC 0 Pareto Consulting LLC 0 Pareto Consulting LLC Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13680 Sweden Sida's support to Conciliation Resources (hereafter CR) is a core support for 2020 - 2023, including an extension for 2024. Sida has been a core donor to Conciliation Resources since 2004. CR is an international non-governmental organisation (NGO) specialising in peacebuilding. Since its establishment in 1994, Conciliation Resources has been focusing on understanding conflicts, create linkages between the different groups involved, and ensure that people directly impacted by conflict take part in its resolution. CR works with over 70 partners in, for example, Georgia, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Nigeria, Colombia, the Republic of Fiji, and Papua New Guinea. During the coming period CR's work is guided by their Strategic Plan "Building better peace" for 2020-2025. CR has a long-term and context specific approach in the contexts where they work which mean that the type of work varies between their various programmes. CR focus on connecting divided communities with a focus on inclusion of women, youth and other gorups in society. This is done at both the community level and in more or less formal peace process at a more political level, like in Ethiopia, Bougainville and Gerorgia-Abkhasia. In addition to the context specific work, CR is also doing more thematic work and comparative learning which is published in their publication series Accord. The organisation has built up these past years a special expertise in gender equality integration in peacebuilding and in the last few years the focus on the Youth, Peace and Security agenda has increased. Sidas stöd till Conciliation Resources (härefter CR) rör kärnstöd för perioden 2020 - 2023 inklusive en förlängning för 2024. Sida har varit en kärngivare till CR sedan 2004. CR är en internationell icke-statlig organisation (NGO) som har specialiserat sig inom fredsbyggande. Sedan etableringen 1994 har CR fokuserat på att förstå konflikter, skapa kopplingar mellan de olika berörda grupperna och se till att människor som direkt påverkas av konflikter deltar i dess lösning. CR arbetar med över 70 partners i till exempel Georgien, Etiopien, Demokratiska republiken Kongo, Centralafrikanska republiken, Nigeria, Colombia, Republiken Fiji och Papua Nya Guinea. Under den kommande perioden kommer CR:s arbete styras av den strategiska planen "Att bygga bättre fred" för 2020–2025. CR har en långsiktig och kontextspecifik strategi i de sammanhang de arbetar i vilket innebär att typen av arbete varierar mellan organisationens olika program. CR fokuserar på att skapa förbindelser mellan splittrade samhällen med fokus på inkludering av kvinnor, ungdomar och andra grupper i samhället. Detta görs både på lokal nivå och i mer eller mindre formell fredsprocess på en mer politisk nivå, som i Etiopien, Bougainville och Georgien-Abchazien. Förutom det sammanhangsspecifika arbetet gör CR också mer tematiskt arbete och jämförande lärande som publiceras i deras publikationsserie Accord. Organisationen har de senaste åren byggt upp en speciell expertis inom jämställdhetsintegrering i fredsbyggande och under de senaste åren har fokuset på ungdomar, fred och säkerhetsagendan ökat. In order to improve peace processes and support peace initiatives, CRs Strategic Plan 20202025 aims at improving the effectiveness of peacebuilding and peace processes. CR's vision is to transform the way the world resolves violent conflict so that people work together to build peaceful and inclusive societies. The Strategic Plan sets out four goals: 1. Adaptive and alternative paths to peace: peacebuilding overcomes barriers to creating peaceful societies,  2. Connecting people and peace efforts: more coherent initiatives help prevent and reduce violent conflict,  3. Inclusion, gender and influence: excluded groups influence approaches to building peace,  4. People centered policy: international peacebuilding support puts people first. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Asia, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Throughout the agreement period, CR has advocated for better policies, regulations and funding which enable longterm, adaptive and creative approaches to peace. CRs research and analysis provided knowledge to understand and share what works in peacebuilding. For example, in 2022, CR produced a new Accord Spotlight on implementing peace accords sustainably, and as part of a global research programme (XEPT), CR contributed to analysing the impact of climate change on conflict in the border regions in central and West Africa to inform peacebuilding responses. Understanding the links between the climate crisis and conflict has been a priority in many contexts during the period. In 2022, Sida provided additional funding to this area. This initiative was designed as a 21 month project supporting local responses on the intersection between climate and conflict in three contexts (the Philippines, Kashmir and the Ugandan border region), and enabling active learning in order to adapt peace practice to evolving climate conflict challenges. A learning that has come out from the pilots is that partnering with environment focused organisations is critical to advance any work at the intersection of conflict and climate change. For example, in SE Asia, CR's partnerships with the World Agroforestry organisation, the Global Alliance for a Sustainable Planet, and the International Union for Conservation of Nature, seem to have been helpful for CR to guide this work. Despite the fact that CR had to terminate this initiative earlier as a consequence to the 2023 Sida budget cuts, the pilots have served as a foundation for more strategic work on the intersection conflict-climate across the organisation. The following are Outcome Harvesting case examples provided to Sida. The give a valuable insight to CR's work over time and what its assessed contribution is. Horn of Africa Programme - example from Ethiopia Outcome: Ugaaso Womens Dialogue Space was invited into leadership positions in several regional policy initiatives Change that occurred: The Somali Non-State Actors Coalition (SONSAC), Coalition for Womens Voice in the National Dialogue (CWVND), and Jigjiga City Administration (JCA) created more space for womens leadership and voices to be included in the design and implementation of policy development and implementation initiatives. In the first case, SONSAC appointed Ugaaso Womens Dialogue Space (WDS) as Chair of their Board in January 2024. In the second case, the CWVND elected Ugaaso as a member of its national steering committee in September 2023. In the third, the JCA included Ugaaso as a member of their advisory council in February 2024. Significance: These changes enable Ugaaso to infuse womens perspectives into various initiatives undertaken by SONSAC, the CWVND and JCA. This will facilitate implementation of political and social policies that better reflect the interests of women and marginalised groups. The SONSAC and JCA changes are particularly significant given they reflect sustained changes in fundamental governance arrangements for the respective institutions and set an important precedent for womens inclusion, rather than a one-off change in individual behaviours or relationships. The increasing popularity and growing network of Ugaaso will also provide it with a platform from which to broaden its influence and advocacy efforts, thereby having a catalytic effect on womens inclusion and participation in governance and peace processes. Contribution: These recent developments build on years of engagement by CR and its partner KasmoDev to support women from the Somalia Regional State to convene, organise and influence more effectively. In 20192020, CR and KasmoDev convened three strategic dialogues for women from across political divides to discuss barriers to womens political participation. Based on the outcomes of these discussions and a subsequent report that was finalised in 2020, CR and KasmoDev launched the first WDS in early 2021, with the first meetings bringing together members of all registered political parties, MPs, representatives of religious groups, government officials, civil society members, including victims and survivors groups, members of Jigjiga University, and women from the diaspora. This was later formalised when the WDS decided to register Ugaaso as a CSO to ensure the sustainability and continuity of their efforts in mid-2023. CR and KasmoDev have since facilitated experience-sharing visits both within Ethiopia and abroad, enabling Ugaaso members to learn from others who have experience in advocating for womens inclusion. We have also assisted Ugaaso with conducting analytical work to assess the progress made by women and the challenges they face to inform their engagement with key institutions, including those relating to this change. South Caucasus Programme - example from Armenia/Azerbaijan Outcome: Civil society partners in Armenia and Azerbaijan are improving collaboration and strengthening their cohesion and unity Change that occurred: Civil society partners in Armenia and Azerbaijan more actively communicate, collaborate, deconflict plans, strategically engage each other's networks, and when useful, deliver joint activities much more more before the project started, and particularly more so than before the military campaign in 2023, catalyzed by partner events or all-consortium events that fostered mutual interest and deeper engagement. Significance: The fact that some actors in the CR-led consortium have initiated expanded direct contacts, and have pooled thinking, energies and sometimes partnered on activities marks a major shift in the internal cohesion and unity of effort among sub-groupings within these parts of Armenian and Azerbaijani civil society. It does not involve all partners equally and emerged partially in response to CRs leadership and the engagement opportunities it structured for consortium partners that some partners acted on more than others. The increase in interaction among peacebuilding stakeholders has meant more cohesion between the strategies of actors working in different spheres of activity (especially advocacy and community work) and in different geographies. Contribution: CR has been able to leverage its role as consortium lead and grant manager to encourage greater collaboration between consortium members from each side. CR created or supported structured opportunities within the consortium to foster mutual awareness and relationships. These included co-hosting events, hosting voluntary online dialogues, and championing development evaluation activities that provided venues for sharing information about activities and mutual learning. The dynamic resembles a virtuous cycle, where actions taken by the consortium and by some of its partner agencies created positive self-reinforcing actions. Some partner activities are undertaken that prepare the ground for other activities by other partners and there is less clear duplication of effort. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13680-13680A0101 Sweden Sida's support to Conciliation Resources (hereafter CR) is a core support for 2020 - 2023, including an extension for 2024. Sida has been a core donor to Conciliation Resources since 2004. CR is an international non-governmental organisation (NGO) specialising in peacebuilding. Since its establishment in 1994, Conciliation Resources has been focusing on understanding conflicts, create linkages between the different groups involved, and ensure that people directly impacted by conflict take part in its resolution. CR works with over 70 partners in, for example, Georgia, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Nigeria, Colombia, the Republic of Fiji, and Papua New Guinea. During the coming period CR's work is guided by their Strategic Plan "Building better peace" for 2020-2025. CR has a long-term and context specific approach in the contexts where they work which mean that the type of work varies between their various programmes. CR focus on connecting divided communities with a focus on inclusion of women, youth and other gorups in society. This is done at both the community level and in more or less formal peace process at a more political level, like in Ethiopia, Bougainville and Gerorgia-Abkhasia. In addition to the context specific work, CR is also doing more thematic work and comparative learning which is published in their publication series Accord. The organisation has built up these past years a special expertise in gender equality integration in peacebuilding and in the last few years the focus on the Youth, Peace and Security agenda has increased. Sidas stöd till Conciliation Resources (härefter CR) rör kärnstöd för perioden 2020 - 2023 inklusive en förlängning för 2024. Sida har varit en kärngivare till CR sedan 2004. CR är en internationell icke-statlig organisation (NGO) som har specialiserat sig inom fredsbyggande. Sedan etableringen 1994 har CR fokuserat på att förstå konflikter, skapa kopplingar mellan de olika berörda grupperna och se till att människor som direkt påverkas av konflikter deltar i dess lösning. CR arbetar med över 70 partners i till exempel Georgien, Etiopien, Demokratiska republiken Kongo, Centralafrikanska republiken, Nigeria, Colombia, Republiken Fiji och Papua Nya Guinea. Under den kommande perioden kommer CR:s arbete styras av den strategiska planen "Att bygga bättre fred" för 2020–2025. CR har en långsiktig och kontextspecifik strategi i de sammanhang de arbetar i vilket innebär att typen av arbete varierar mellan organisationens olika program. CR fokuserar på att skapa förbindelser mellan splittrade samhällen med fokus på inkludering av kvinnor, ungdomar och andra grupper i samhället. Detta görs både på lokal nivå och i mer eller mindre formell fredsprocess på en mer politisk nivå, som i Etiopien, Bougainville och Georgien-Abchazien. Förutom det sammanhangsspecifika arbetet gör CR också mer tematiskt arbete och jämförande lärande som publiceras i deras publikationsserie Accord. Organisationen har de senaste åren byggt upp en speciell expertis inom jämställdhetsintegrering i fredsbyggande och under de senaste åren har fokuset på ungdomar, fred och säkerhetsagendan ökat. In order to improve peace processes and support peace initiatives, CRs Strategic Plan 20202025 aims at improving the effectiveness of peacebuilding and peace processes. CR's vision is to transform the way the world resolves violent conflict so that people work together to build peaceful and inclusive societies. The Strategic Plan sets out four goals: 1. Adaptive and alternative paths to peace: peacebuilding overcomes barriers to creating peaceful societies,  2. Connecting people and peace efforts: more coherent initiatives help prevent and reduce violent conflict,  3. Inclusion, gender and influence: excluded groups influence approaches to building peace,  4. People centered policy: international peacebuilding support puts people first. Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 10000000 24500000 15000000 8000000 0 3000000 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 4500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 7500000 12500000 10500000 0 4500000 9000000 8000000 0 0 67662500 Conciliation Resources 1837500 Conciliation Resources 4500000 Conciliation Resources 7500000 Conciliation Resources 7500000 Conciliation Resources 2500000 Conciliation Resources 937500 Conciliation Resources 11562500 Conciliation Resources 225000 Conciliation Resources 2775000 Conciliation Resources 675000 Conciliation Resources 8325000 Conciliation Resources 10500000 Conciliation Resources 4500000 Conciliation Resources 8000000 Conciliation Resources Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to promote human security in fragile and conflict-affected states, particularly women’s and children’s security Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13680-13680A0102 Sweden Sida's support to Conciliation Resources (hereafter CR) is a core support for 2020 - 2023, including an extension for 2024. Sida has been a core donor to Conciliation Resources since 2004. CR is an international non-governmental organisation (NGO) specialising in peacebuilding. Since its establishment in 1994, Conciliation Resources has been focusing on understanding conflicts, create linkages between the different groups involved, and ensure that people directly impacted by conflict take part in its resolution. CR works with over 70 partners in, for example, Georgia, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Nigeria, Colombia, the Republic of Fiji, and Papua New Guinea. During the coming period CR's work is guided by their Strategic Plan "Building better peace" for 2020-2025. CR has a long-term and context specific approach in the contexts where they work which mean that the type of work varies between their various programmes. CR focus on connecting divided communities with a focus on inclusion of women, youth and other gorups in society. This is done at both the community level and in more or less formal peace process at a more political level, like in Ethiopia, Bougainville and Gerorgia-Abkhasia. In addition to the context specific work, CR is also doing more thematic work and comparative learning which is published in their publication series Accord. The organisation has built up these past years a special expertise in gender equality integration in peacebuilding and in the last few years the focus on the Youth, Peace and Security agenda has increased. Sidas stöd till Conciliation Resources (härefter CR) rör kärnstöd för perioden 2020 - 2023 inklusive en förlängning för 2024. Sida har varit en kärngivare till CR sedan 2004. CR är en internationell icke-statlig organisation (NGO) som har specialiserat sig inom fredsbyggande. Sedan etableringen 1994 har CR fokuserat på att förstå konflikter, skapa kopplingar mellan de olika berörda grupperna och se till att människor som direkt påverkas av konflikter deltar i dess lösning. CR arbetar med över 70 partners i till exempel Georgien, Etiopien, Demokratiska republiken Kongo, Centralafrikanska republiken, Nigeria, Colombia, Republiken Fiji och Papua Nya Guinea. Under den kommande perioden kommer CR:s arbete styras av den strategiska planen "Att bygga bättre fred" för 2020–2025. CR har en långsiktig och kontextspecifik strategi i de sammanhang de arbetar i vilket innebär att typen av arbete varierar mellan organisationens olika program. CR fokuserar på att skapa förbindelser mellan splittrade samhällen med fokus på inkludering av kvinnor, ungdomar och andra grupper i samhället. Detta görs både på lokal nivå och i mer eller mindre formell fredsprocess på en mer politisk nivå, som i Etiopien, Bougainville och Georgien-Abchazien. Förutom det sammanhangsspecifika arbetet gör CR också mer tematiskt arbete och jämförande lärande som publiceras i deras publikationsserie Accord. Organisationen har de senaste åren byggt upp en speciell expertis inom jämställdhetsintegrering i fredsbyggande och under de senaste åren har fokuset på ungdomar, fred och säkerhetsagendan ökat. In order to improve peace processes and support peace initiatives, CRs Strategic Plan 20202025 aims at improving the effectiveness of peacebuilding and peace processes. CR's vision is to transform the way the world resolves violent conflict so that people work together to build peaceful and inclusive societies. The Strategic Plan sets out four goals: 1. Adaptive and alternative paths to peace: peacebuilding overcomes barriers to creating peaceful societies,  2. Connecting people and peace efforts: more coherent initiatives help prevent and reduce violent conflict,  3. Inclusion, gender and influence: excluded groups influence approaches to building peace,  4. People centered policy: international peacebuilding support puts people first. Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4000000 4000000 Conciliation Resources 4000000 Conciliation Resources Peace, security and stabilization 2024-2028 Fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024-2028 Protection from violence for civilians, with a particular focus on sexual violence and the protection of children, as well as improved conditions for better accountability for conflict-related violence. Skydd från våld för civila med särskilt fokus på sexuellt våld och skydd av barn, samt ökade förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande för konfliktrelaterat våld. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Conflict prevention and stabilisation in fragile and conflict-affected areas, including initiatives for mine clearance, demobilisation and reduced proliferation of small arms and light weapons, and other measures to enhance conditions for return to conflict-affected areas. Konfliktförebyggande och stabilisering i bräckliga och konfliktdrabbade områden, inklusive insatser för minröjning, demobilisering och minskad spridning av små och lätta vapen, och andra åtgärder för stärkta förutsättningar för återvändande till konfliktdrabbade områden. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Inclusive peace processes and local ownership of national and regional peace efforts, with a focus on gender equality and the participation of women and youth. Inkluderande fredsprocesser och lokalt ägarskap i nationella och regionala fredsansträngningar med fokus på jämställdhet och kvinnors och ungas deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13680-13680A0301 Sweden Sida's support to Conciliation Resources (hereafter CR) is a core support for 2020 - 2023, including an extension for 2024. Sida has been a core donor to Conciliation Resources since 2004. CR is an international non-governmental organisation (NGO) specialising in peacebuilding. Since its establishment in 1994, Conciliation Resources has been focusing on understanding conflicts, create linkages between the different groups involved, and ensure that people directly impacted by conflict take part in its resolution. CR works with over 70 partners in, for example, Georgia, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Nigeria, Colombia, the Republic of Fiji, and Papua New Guinea. During the coming period CR's work is guided by their Strategic Plan "Building better peace" for 2020-2025. CR has a long-term and context specific approach in the contexts where they work which mean that the type of work varies between their various programmes. CR focus on connecting divided communities with a focus on inclusion of women, youth and other gorups in society. This is done at both the community level and in more or less formal peace process at a more political level, like in Ethiopia, Bougainville and Gerorgia-Abkhasia. In addition to the context specific work, CR is also doing more thematic work and comparative learning which is published in their publication series Accord. The organisation has built up these past years a special expertise in gender equality integration in peacebuilding and in the last few years the focus on the Youth, Peace and Security agenda has increased. Sidas stöd till Conciliation Resources (härefter CR) rör kärnstöd för perioden 2020 - 2023 inklusive en förlängning för 2024. Sida har varit en kärngivare till CR sedan 2004. CR är en internationell icke-statlig organisation (NGO) som har specialiserat sig inom fredsbyggande. Sedan etableringen 1994 har CR fokuserat på att förstå konflikter, skapa kopplingar mellan de olika berörda grupperna och se till att människor som direkt påverkas av konflikter deltar i dess lösning. CR arbetar med över 70 partners i till exempel Georgien, Etiopien, Demokratiska republiken Kongo, Centralafrikanska republiken, Nigeria, Colombia, Republiken Fiji och Papua Nya Guinea. Under den kommande perioden kommer CR:s arbete styras av den strategiska planen "Att bygga bättre fred" för 2020–2025. CR har en långsiktig och kontextspecifik strategi i de sammanhang de arbetar i vilket innebär att typen av arbete varierar mellan organisationens olika program. CR fokuserar på att skapa förbindelser mellan splittrade samhällen med fokus på inkludering av kvinnor, ungdomar och andra grupper i samhället. Detta görs både på lokal nivå och i mer eller mindre formell fredsprocess på en mer politisk nivå, som i Etiopien, Bougainville och Georgien-Abchazien. Förutom det sammanhangsspecifika arbetet gör CR också mer tematiskt arbete och jämförande lärande som publiceras i deras publikationsserie Accord. Organisationen har de senaste åren byggt upp en speciell expertis inom jämställdhetsintegrering i fredsbyggande och under de senaste åren har fokuset på ungdomar, fred och säkerhetsagendan ökat. In order to improve peace processes and support peace initiatives, CRs Strategic Plan 20202025 aims at improving the effectiveness of peacebuilding and peace processes. CR's vision is to transform the way the world resolves violent conflict so that people work together to build peaceful and inclusive societies. The Strategic Plan sets out four goals: 1. Adaptive and alternative paths to peace: peacebuilding overcomes barriers to creating peaceful societies,  2. Connecting people and peace efforts: more coherent initiatives help prevent and reduce violent conflict,  3. Inclusion, gender and influence: excluded groups influence approaches to building peace,  4. People centered policy: international peacebuilding support puts people first. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 200000 200000 200000 Ernst & Young 200000 Ernst & Young Peace, security and stabilization 2024-2028 Fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024-2028 Inclusive peace processes and local ownership of national and regional peace efforts, with a focus on gender equality and the participation of women and youth. Inkluderande fredsprocesser och lokalt ägarskap i nationella och regionala fredsansträngningar med fokus på jämställdhet och kvinnors och ungas deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13712 Sweden Search For Common Ground (SFCG) has applied to Sida for funding of 44 995 758 SEK to carry out the " Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" during the period 30th November 2020 - 31st December 2024. The program aims to advance the goal of a DRC in which women and men, civil society organizations, and community groups are able to strengthen their capacity to promote democracy and improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and political participation. The program will be implemented at community level. The program will: •Enable CSOs, of which several are led by women and deliver crucial social services, and social movements to increase collective action and advocacy influencing security, human rights, governance and peace processes; •Strengthen the representation of women's and youth's voices vis-à-vis state duty-bearers; •Establish and facilitate a citizen-state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territorial and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens’ demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality and increased protection of citizens’ rights; •Strengthen CSO operational and technical capacity, representativeness, and network action, based on agreed criteria; •Increase human rights-relevant policies, action plans at global level developed with active participation of primary stakeholders or CSOs representing them. SFCG will implement the intervention together with the local organizations in three DRC provinces namely: North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. The intervention’s total budget is 44 995 758 SEK and Sida is the only donor to the program. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) har ansökt om finansiering på 44 995 758 SEK för att genomföra "Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" under perioden 30 november 2020 till 31 december 2024. Programmet syftar till att stärka förmågan hos flickor, kvinnor, pojkar och män som organiserar sig i det civila samhället att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Därmed bidrar programmet till att främja demokrati, en mer inkluderande styrning på lokalnivå, jämställdhet och politiskt deltagande. Programmet kommer att genomföras på lokal nivå i den östra delen av landet. Programmet kommer att: • Aktivera civilsamhällesorganisationer, varav flera leds av kvinnor och många bidrar till samhällsservicen, för att främja säkerhet, mänskliga rättigheter, styrning och fredsprocesser • Öka och effektivisera de primära intressenternas röster gentemot statliga institutioner • Inrätta och underlätta en samrådsprocess mellan medborgare och myndigheter på provinsiell, territoriell och lokal nivå så att de antar metoder och förfaranden som svarar mot medborgarnas krav på ansvarstagande, öppenhet, inkluderande styrning, respekt för jämställdhet mellan könen och skydd för medborgarna rättigheter; • Stärka organisationernas operativa och tekniska kapacitet, representativitet och nätverk; • Stärka organisationernas integrering av mänskliga rättigheter på olika nivåer. SFCG kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i tre provinser i östra DRK, nämligen Nord-Kivu, Syd-Kivu och Tanganyika. Insatsens totala budget är 44 995 758 SEK och Sida är den enda givaren till programmet. The overall goal of the programme is to work to strengthen the capacity of civil society to promote democracy and to improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and women's and youths political participation in DRC. In doing so, it will seek the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened civic and political participation of CSOs is characterized by increased responsiveness and accountability to conflict-affected communities in Eastern DRC, especially the most marginalized such as women and youth; Outcome 2: Democracy for all is promoted through effective governance systems which allow conflict-affected communities to defend and enforce their rights, supported by responsive and accountable duty-bearers and power-holders; Outcome 3: Peacebuilding and stabilization efforts allow conflict-affected communities to collectively negotiate and influence decision making, redress grievances, and resolve disputes through fair and inclusive local mechanisms, within a context of open civic space and respect for human rights. Actions taken to accomplish these Outcomes include: Community-led research, such as actor mapping, conflict analysis, and participatory action research to identify barriers and opportunities; Skills trainings on capacity building, conflict resolution, and leadership for CSOs, activists, and authorities; Lobbying, advocacy, and communications campaigns to ensure responsive governance and research uptake among policymakers and governance structures. The overall goal of this cost extension phase is to foster inclusive governance in South Kivu. This goal will be supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: Reinforce sustained civic engagement of civil society in South Kivu. Objective 2: Increase trust and collaboration on issues of governance and civic participation between civil society and local authorities in South Kivu. Objective 3: Promote civic norms that favor inclusive, accountable decision making and responsible engagement. Across the above mentioned objectives, a particular emphasis will be put on addressing a range of technical (land governance and natural resource governance, decentralization) and cross-cutting issues (role of women, youth, and minorities in governance), which have been identified during the previous phase. SFCG sees an opportunity to build upon the success of the first phase of Power of Civic Space with additional actions aimed at: Reinforcing knowledge, skills, and networks to strengthen the capacity of civil society in South Kivu to effectively promote inclusive governance; fostering deeper collaboration with local authorities to actively embrace and support meaningful civic engagement; supporting efforts between communities and local authorities to jointly identify and address issues related to governance and civic engagement. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Throughout the period under review, the context and developments in the project intervention area at early 2025 were characterised by the following facts: - The occupation of areas by the AFC/M23 armed group, making access extremely difficult. - The relocation of the legal authorities and the establishment of a de facto administration. The legal authorities of South Kivu moved from Bukavu to Uvira, limiting opportunities for direct collaboration with local administrations in the affected areas. Meanwhile, de facto administration established new local authorities within the decentralised territorial entities under its occupation. - The proliferation of hate speech and ethnic polarisation. The crisis is amplifying community tensions and violence in conflict zones. - The closure of banks and microfinance institutions (MFIs) is severely disrupting local economic activities, affecting the population's capacity to adapt and recover. Implementing partners are struggling to obtain cash for activities in the field. - Persistent insecurity leads to uncertainty and fear in the project area. As a result, key activities need to be systematically readjusted. The development of the security situation described above has made it difficult, almost impossible, to achieve the project's objectives. Consequently, in late October 2025, the Embassy informed the cooperation partner the need for early closure of the project by the end of January 2026. Considering the security situation in South Kivu since the beginning of 2025 and its political impact, the Embassy appreciated the flexibility that Search for Common Ground has shown and the adjustments made to ensure the continuation of the project's implementation in such a difficult context. However, the project's ultimate goal was to get communities, civil society, and local authorities working more closely together to make governance participative. As things stand now, this seems difficult to achieve because the local authorities involved are either de facto auithorities or have moved to other areas. Given that no investment is allowed for de facto authorities subject to international sanctions, and with no prospect of a resolution to the crisis, the Embassy assesses that continuing the project is no longer justifiable, since investment cannot be made in local authorities that are themselves absent from their respective territories. A decision has therefore been taken on early closure of the project, in accordance with Article 18 of the general conditions applicable to grants awarded by Sida to NGOs (agreement - Annex A). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13712-13712A0101 Sweden Search For Common Ground (SFCG) has applied to Sida for funding of 44 995 758 SEK to carry out the " Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" during the period 30th November 2020 - 31st December 2024. The program aims to advance the goal of a DRC in which women and men, civil society organizations, and community groups are able to strengthen their capacity to promote democracy and improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and political participation. The program will be implemented at community level. The program will: •Enable CSOs, of which several are led by women and deliver crucial social services, and social movements to increase collective action and advocacy influencing security, human rights, governance and peace processes; •Strengthen the representation of women's and youth's voices vis-à-vis state duty-bearers; •Establish and facilitate a citizen-state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territorial and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens’ demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality and increased protection of citizens’ rights; •Strengthen CSO operational and technical capacity, representativeness, and network action, based on agreed criteria; •Increase human rights-relevant policies, action plans at global level developed with active participation of primary stakeholders or CSOs representing them. SFCG will implement the intervention together with the local organizations in three DRC provinces namely: North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. The intervention’s total budget is 44 995 758 SEK and Sida is the only donor to the program. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) har ansökt om finansiering på 44 995 758 SEK för att genomföra "Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" under perioden 30 november 2020 till 31 december 2024. Programmet syftar till att stärka förmågan hos flickor, kvinnor, pojkar och män som organiserar sig i det civila samhället att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Därmed bidrar programmet till att främja demokrati, en mer inkluderande styrning på lokalnivå, jämställdhet och politiskt deltagande. Programmet kommer att genomföras på lokal nivå i den östra delen av landet. Programmet kommer att: • Aktivera civilsamhällesorganisationer, varav flera leds av kvinnor och många bidrar till samhällsservicen, för att främja säkerhet, mänskliga rättigheter, styrning och fredsprocesser • Öka och effektivisera de primära intressenternas röster gentemot statliga institutioner • Inrätta och underlätta en samrådsprocess mellan medborgare och myndigheter på provinsiell, territoriell och lokal nivå så att de antar metoder och förfaranden som svarar mot medborgarnas krav på ansvarstagande, öppenhet, inkluderande styrning, respekt för jämställdhet mellan könen och skydd för medborgarna rättigheter; • Stärka organisationernas operativa och tekniska kapacitet, representativitet och nätverk; • Stärka organisationernas integrering av mänskliga rättigheter på olika nivåer. SFCG kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i tre provinser i östra DRK, nämligen Nord-Kivu, Syd-Kivu och Tanganyika. Insatsens totala budget är 44 995 758 SEK och Sida är den enda givaren till programmet. The overall goal of the programme is to work to strengthen the capacity of civil society to promote democracy and to improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and women's and youths political participation in DRC. In doing so, it will seek the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened civic and political participation of CSOs is characterized by increased responsiveness and accountability to conflict-affected communities in Eastern DRC, especially the most marginalized such as women and youth; Outcome 2: Democracy for all is promoted through effective governance systems which allow conflict-affected communities to defend and enforce their rights, supported by responsive and accountable duty-bearers and power-holders; Outcome 3: Peacebuilding and stabilization efforts allow conflict-affected communities to collectively negotiate and influence decision making, redress grievances, and resolve disputes through fair and inclusive local mechanisms, within a context of open civic space and respect for human rights. Actions taken to accomplish these Outcomes include: Community-led research, such as actor mapping, conflict analysis, and participatory action research to identify barriers and opportunities; Skills trainings on capacity building, conflict resolution, and leadership for CSOs, activists, and authorities; Lobbying, advocacy, and communications campaigns to ensure responsive governance and research uptake among policymakers and governance structures. The overall goal of this cost extension phase is to foster inclusive governance in South Kivu. This goal will be supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: Reinforce sustained civic engagement of civil society in South Kivu. Objective 2: Increase trust and collaboration on issues of governance and civic participation between civil society and local authorities in South Kivu. Objective 3: Promote civic norms that favor inclusive, accountable decision making and responsible engagement. Across the above mentioned objectives, a particular emphasis will be put on addressing a range of technical (land governance and natural resource governance, decentralization) and cross-cutting issues (role of women, youth, and minorities in governance), which have been identified during the previous phase. SFCG sees an opportunity to build upon the success of the first phase of Power of Civic Space with additional actions aimed at: Reinforcing knowledge, skills, and networks to strengthen the capacity of civil society in South Kivu to effectively promote inclusive governance; fostering deeper collaboration with local authorities to actively embrace and support meaningful civic engagement; supporting efforts between communities and local authorities to jointly identify and address issues related to governance and civic engagement. Sweden Search for Common Ground Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Search for Common Ground 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 15000000 Search for Common Ground 15000000 Search for Common Ground DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote transparency, accountability and improved respect for human rights Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13712-13712A0102 Sweden Search For Common Ground (SFCG) has applied to Sida for funding of 44 995 758 SEK to carry out the " Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" during the period 30th November 2020 - 31st December 2024. The program aims to advance the goal of a DRC in which women and men, civil society organizations, and community groups are able to strengthen their capacity to promote democracy and improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and political participation. The program will be implemented at community level. The program will: •Enable CSOs, of which several are led by women and deliver crucial social services, and social movements to increase collective action and advocacy influencing security, human rights, governance and peace processes; •Strengthen the representation of women's and youth's voices vis-à-vis state duty-bearers; •Establish and facilitate a citizen-state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territorial and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens’ demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality and increased protection of citizens’ rights; •Strengthen CSO operational and technical capacity, representativeness, and network action, based on agreed criteria; •Increase human rights-relevant policies, action plans at global level developed with active participation of primary stakeholders or CSOs representing them. SFCG will implement the intervention together with the local organizations in three DRC provinces namely: North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. The intervention’s total budget is 44 995 758 SEK and Sida is the only donor to the program. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) har ansökt om finansiering på 44 995 758 SEK för att genomföra "Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" under perioden 30 november 2020 till 31 december 2024. Programmet syftar till att stärka förmågan hos flickor, kvinnor, pojkar och män som organiserar sig i det civila samhället att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Därmed bidrar programmet till att främja demokrati, en mer inkluderande styrning på lokalnivå, jämställdhet och politiskt deltagande. Programmet kommer att genomföras på lokal nivå i den östra delen av landet. Programmet kommer att: • Aktivera civilsamhällesorganisationer, varav flera leds av kvinnor och många bidrar till samhällsservicen, för att främja säkerhet, mänskliga rättigheter, styrning och fredsprocesser • Öka och effektivisera de primära intressenternas röster gentemot statliga institutioner • Inrätta och underlätta en samrådsprocess mellan medborgare och myndigheter på provinsiell, territoriell och lokal nivå så att de antar metoder och förfaranden som svarar mot medborgarnas krav på ansvarstagande, öppenhet, inkluderande styrning, respekt för jämställdhet mellan könen och skydd för medborgarna rättigheter; • Stärka organisationernas operativa och tekniska kapacitet, representativitet och nätverk; • Stärka organisationernas integrering av mänskliga rättigheter på olika nivåer. SFCG kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i tre provinser i östra DRK, nämligen Nord-Kivu, Syd-Kivu och Tanganyika. Insatsens totala budget är 44 995 758 SEK och Sida är den enda givaren till programmet. The overall goal of the programme is to work to strengthen the capacity of civil society to promote democracy and to improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and women's and youths political participation in DRC. In doing so, it will seek the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened civic and political participation of CSOs is characterized by increased responsiveness and accountability to conflict-affected communities in Eastern DRC, especially the most marginalized such as women and youth; Outcome 2: Democracy for all is promoted through effective governance systems which allow conflict-affected communities to defend and enforce their rights, supported by responsive and accountable duty-bearers and power-holders; Outcome 3: Peacebuilding and stabilization efforts allow conflict-affected communities to collectively negotiate and influence decision making, redress grievances, and resolve disputes through fair and inclusive local mechanisms, within a context of open civic space and respect for human rights. Actions taken to accomplish these Outcomes include: Community-led research, such as actor mapping, conflict analysis, and participatory action research to identify barriers and opportunities; Skills trainings on capacity building, conflict resolution, and leadership for CSOs, activists, and authorities; Lobbying, advocacy, and communications campaigns to ensure responsive governance and research uptake among policymakers and governance structures. The overall goal of this cost extension phase is to foster inclusive governance in South Kivu. This goal will be supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: Reinforce sustained civic engagement of civil society in South Kivu. Objective 2: Increase trust and collaboration on issues of governance and civic participation between civil society and local authorities in South Kivu. Objective 3: Promote civic norms that favor inclusive, accountable decision making and responsible engagement. Across the above mentioned objectives, a particular emphasis will be put on addressing a range of technical (land governance and natural resource governance, decentralization) and cross-cutting issues (role of women, youth, and minorities in governance), which have been identified during the previous phase. SFCG sees an opportunity to build upon the success of the first phase of Power of Civic Space with additional actions aimed at: Reinforcing knowledge, skills, and networks to strengthen the capacity of civil society in South Kivu to effectively promote inclusive governance; fostering deeper collaboration with local authorities to actively embrace and support meaningful civic engagement; supporting efforts between communities and local authorities to jointly identify and address issues related to governance and civic engagement. Sweden Search for Common Ground Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Search for Common Ground 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 12000000 7449244 0 4500000 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 4449244 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 29449244 Search for Common Ground 10000000 Search for Common Ground 7500000 Search for Common Ground 4500000 Search for Common Ground 3000000 Search for Common Ground 4449244.1799999997 Search for Common Ground DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including anti-corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13712-13712A0103 Sweden Search For Common Ground (SFCG) has applied to Sida for funding of 44 995 758 SEK to carry out the " Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" during the period 30th November 2020 - 31st December 2024. The program aims to advance the goal of a DRC in which women and men, civil society organizations, and community groups are able to strengthen their capacity to promote democracy and improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and political participation. The program will be implemented at community level. The program will: •Enable CSOs, of which several are led by women and deliver crucial social services, and social movements to increase collective action and advocacy influencing security, human rights, governance and peace processes; •Strengthen the representation of women's and youth's voices vis-à-vis state duty-bearers; •Establish and facilitate a citizen-state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territorial and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens’ demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality and increased protection of citizens’ rights; •Strengthen CSO operational and technical capacity, representativeness, and network action, based on agreed criteria; •Increase human rights-relevant policies, action plans at global level developed with active participation of primary stakeholders or CSOs representing them. SFCG will implement the intervention together with the local organizations in three DRC provinces namely: North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. The intervention’s total budget is 44 995 758 SEK and Sida is the only donor to the program. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) har ansökt om finansiering på 44 995 758 SEK för att genomföra "Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" under perioden 30 november 2020 till 31 december 2024. Programmet syftar till att stärka förmågan hos flickor, kvinnor, pojkar och män som organiserar sig i det civila samhället att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Därmed bidrar programmet till att främja demokrati, en mer inkluderande styrning på lokalnivå, jämställdhet och politiskt deltagande. Programmet kommer att genomföras på lokal nivå i den östra delen av landet. Programmet kommer att: • Aktivera civilsamhällesorganisationer, varav flera leds av kvinnor och många bidrar till samhällsservicen, för att främja säkerhet, mänskliga rättigheter, styrning och fredsprocesser • Öka och effektivisera de primära intressenternas röster gentemot statliga institutioner • Inrätta och underlätta en samrådsprocess mellan medborgare och myndigheter på provinsiell, territoriell och lokal nivå så att de antar metoder och förfaranden som svarar mot medborgarnas krav på ansvarstagande, öppenhet, inkluderande styrning, respekt för jämställdhet mellan könen och skydd för medborgarna rättigheter; • Stärka organisationernas operativa och tekniska kapacitet, representativitet och nätverk; • Stärka organisationernas integrering av mänskliga rättigheter på olika nivåer. SFCG kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i tre provinser i östra DRK, nämligen Nord-Kivu, Syd-Kivu och Tanganyika. Insatsens totala budget är 44 995 758 SEK och Sida är den enda givaren till programmet. The overall goal of the programme is to work to strengthen the capacity of civil society to promote democracy and to improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and women's and youths political participation in DRC. In doing so, it will seek the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened civic and political participation of CSOs is characterized by increased responsiveness and accountability to conflict-affected communities in Eastern DRC, especially the most marginalized such as women and youth; Outcome 2: Democracy for all is promoted through effective governance systems which allow conflict-affected communities to defend and enforce their rights, supported by responsive and accountable duty-bearers and power-holders; Outcome 3: Peacebuilding and stabilization efforts allow conflict-affected communities to collectively negotiate and influence decision making, redress grievances, and resolve disputes through fair and inclusive local mechanisms, within a context of open civic space and respect for human rights. Actions taken to accomplish these Outcomes include: Community-led research, such as actor mapping, conflict analysis, and participatory action research to identify barriers and opportunities; Skills trainings on capacity building, conflict resolution, and leadership for CSOs, activists, and authorities; Lobbying, advocacy, and communications campaigns to ensure responsive governance and research uptake among policymakers and governance structures. The overall goal of this cost extension phase is to foster inclusive governance in South Kivu. This goal will be supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: Reinforce sustained civic engagement of civil society in South Kivu. Objective 2: Increase trust and collaboration on issues of governance and civic participation between civil society and local authorities in South Kivu. Objective 3: Promote civic norms that favor inclusive, accountable decision making and responsible engagement. Across the above mentioned objectives, a particular emphasis will be put on addressing a range of technical (land governance and natural resource governance, decentralization) and cross-cutting issues (role of women, youth, and minorities in governance), which have been identified during the previous phase. SFCG sees an opportunity to build upon the success of the first phase of Power of Civic Space with additional actions aimed at: Reinforcing knowledge, skills, and networks to strengthen the capacity of civil society in South Kivu to effectively promote inclusive governance; fostering deeper collaboration with local authorities to actively embrace and support meaningful civic engagement; supporting efforts between communities and local authorities to jointly identify and address issues related to governance and civic engagement. Sweden Search for Common Ground Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Search for Common Ground 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 -63262 0 0 0 8000000 8000000 Search for Common Ground 8000000 Search for Common Ground DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including anti-corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13748 Sweden The proposed intervention is a request from UNDP to contribute to the project “Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” during the period 2019-2022 with a total amount of 18 200 000 SEK. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project will be implemented through a basket fund model. The total amount of the project is estimated to USD 5 000 000 (approximately 48 138 000 SEK) for the period 2019-2022. Sida intend to commit to the basket fund with SEK 18 200 000 which is what has been requested by UNDP. The Swedish MFA has already committed with USD 209 754 for the catalytic stage of the project. The UK have committed with USD 2 021 634. The Armenian government have in parallel budgeted for constructions in 2020 of the NA premises which will gain the project. Insatsen avser ett programstöd genom poolfinansiering till UNDP Armenien om totalt 18 200 000 SEK för att implementera programmet "Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” under perioden 2019-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos det nybildade armeniska parlamentet i dess nyckelfunktioner; lagstiftning, granskning och representation. Detta med fokus på ökad kvalitet, transparens, innovation samt att främja inkluderande ansatser och arbetssätt så att de grupper som generellt exkluderats i parlamentarisk verksamhet i ökad utsträckning inkluderas. Insatsen syftar även till att stärka kompetens och kapacitet för att främja och säkerställa jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentets och kommittéernas policy-utveckling, i lagstiftning och i den i övriga parlamentariska verksamheten. Den totala budgeten för projektet uppgår till 5 000 000 USD (cirka 48 465 500 SEK) för perioden 2019-2022, av vilken Sida kommer att bidra med 18 200 000 SEK i stöd genom en samlingsfond (basket fund). Den återstående delen planeras att täckas med medel från andra institutionella givare så som Storbritannien och Tyskland. Sveriges utrikesdepartement har redan bidragit med 205 200 USD till den katalytiska fasen av projektet som utgör projektets sex första månader. Den armeniska regeringen har parallellt budgeterat för renoveringar av nationalförsamlingens lokaler vilket också kommer att bidra till projektet. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project is expected to result in the following overarching outcomes: 1) Quality of legislative oversight and policy making is improved 2) Transparency and accountability of legislative processes is increased 3) Legislative responsiveness, inclusivity and participatory approach is embedded in MP's work Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general The project has established a strong foundation and built trust relationships within and around the National Assembly, enabling it to focus on strengthening the representative and oversight functions of the legislative power, fostering public participation, promoting a culture of dialogue, and facilitating gender-responsive policy-making. All project interventions were designed and implemented with a high level of national ownership, ensuring the sustainability of the achieved results. Legislative impact. The project's support directly contributed to the passage of legislative amendments by the parliament. Institutionalization. The project played a vital role in the development and institutionalization of key departments within the parliament, ensuring their long-term sustainability. These include a) Transformation of the NA Expertise and Analytical Department into the Research and Training Center; b) Establishment of the Parliamentary Democracy Center with a new structure, which incorporates the former Citizen Reception and Document Circulation Department, Library, and Museum; c) The project supported the refurbishment and enhancement of the Public Engagement Department/Visitors' Center, providing tools for improved communication and awareness raising; d) Outreach and Information Center has received support from the project in developing its Strategy Concept and Action Plan. Capacity Building. The project made significant efforts to raise awareness among Members of Parliament, specifically targeting the Standing Committee on Budget and Financial Affairs and the Budget Office, on the concept of gender equality. Close collaboration was established with the Budget Office of the National Assembly, providing expertise and capacity building support, including training sessions for NA Staff and MPs on gender-responsive budgeting. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13748-13748A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention is a request from UNDP to contribute to the project “Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” during the period 2019-2022 with a total amount of 18 200 000 SEK. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project will be implemented through a basket fund model. The total amount of the project is estimated to USD 5 000 000 (approximately 48 138 000 SEK) for the period 2019-2022. Sida intend to commit to the basket fund with SEK 18 200 000 which is what has been requested by UNDP. The Swedish MFA has already committed with USD 209 754 for the catalytic stage of the project. The UK have committed with USD 2 021 634. The Armenian government have in parallel budgeted for constructions in 2020 of the NA premises which will gain the project. Insatsen avser ett programstöd genom poolfinansiering till UNDP Armenien om totalt 18 200 000 SEK för att implementera programmet "Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” under perioden 2019-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos det nybildade armeniska parlamentet i dess nyckelfunktioner; lagstiftning, granskning och representation. Detta med fokus på ökad kvalitet, transparens, innovation samt att främja inkluderande ansatser och arbetssätt så att de grupper som generellt exkluderats i parlamentarisk verksamhet i ökad utsträckning inkluderas. Insatsen syftar även till att stärka kompetens och kapacitet för att främja och säkerställa jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentets och kommittéernas policy-utveckling, i lagstiftning och i den i övriga parlamentariska verksamheten. Den totala budgeten för projektet uppgår till 5 000 000 USD (cirka 48 465 500 SEK) för perioden 2019-2022, av vilken Sida kommer att bidra med 18 200 000 SEK i stöd genom en samlingsfond (basket fund). Den återstående delen planeras att täckas med medel från andra institutionella givare så som Storbritannien och Tyskland. Sveriges utrikesdepartement har redan bidragit med 205 200 USD till den katalytiska fasen av projektet som utgör projektets sex första månader. Den armeniska regeringen har parallellt budgeterat för renoveringar av nationalförsamlingens lokaler vilket också kommer att bidra till projektet. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project is expected to result in the following overarching outcomes: 1) Quality of legislative oversight and policy making is improved 2) Transparency and accountability of legislative processes is increased 3) Legislative responsiveness, inclusivity and participatory approach is embedded in MP's work Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 2200000 0 6000000 2200000 0 0 0 8200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13748-13748A0102 Sweden The proposed intervention is a request from UNDP to contribute to the project “Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” during the period 2019-2022 with a total amount of 18 200 000 SEK. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project will be implemented through a basket fund model. The total amount of the project is estimated to USD 5 000 000 (approximately 48 138 000 SEK) for the period 2019-2022. Sida intend to commit to the basket fund with SEK 18 200 000 which is what has been requested by UNDP. The Swedish MFA has already committed with USD 209 754 for the catalytic stage of the project. The UK have committed with USD 2 021 634. The Armenian government have in parallel budgeted for constructions in 2020 of the NA premises which will gain the project. Insatsen avser ett programstöd genom poolfinansiering till UNDP Armenien om totalt 18 200 000 SEK för att implementera programmet "Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” under perioden 2019-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos det nybildade armeniska parlamentet i dess nyckelfunktioner; lagstiftning, granskning och representation. Detta med fokus på ökad kvalitet, transparens, innovation samt att främja inkluderande ansatser och arbetssätt så att de grupper som generellt exkluderats i parlamentarisk verksamhet i ökad utsträckning inkluderas. Insatsen syftar även till att stärka kompetens och kapacitet för att främja och säkerställa jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentets och kommittéernas policy-utveckling, i lagstiftning och i den i övriga parlamentariska verksamheten. Den totala budgeten för projektet uppgår till 5 000 000 USD (cirka 48 465 500 SEK) för perioden 2019-2022, av vilken Sida kommer att bidra med 18 200 000 SEK i stöd genom en samlingsfond (basket fund). Den återstående delen planeras att täckas med medel från andra institutionella givare så som Storbritannien och Tyskland. Sveriges utrikesdepartement har redan bidragit med 205 200 USD till den katalytiska fasen av projektet som utgör projektets sex första månader. Den armeniska regeringen har parallellt budgeterat för renoveringar av nationalförsamlingens lokaler vilket också kommer att bidra till projektet. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project is expected to result in the following overarching outcomes: 1) Quality of legislative oversight and policy making is improved 2) Transparency and accountability of legislative processes is increased 3) Legislative responsiveness, inclusivity and participatory approach is embedded in MP's work Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13748-13748A0103 Sweden The proposed intervention is a request from UNDP to contribute to the project “Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” during the period 2019-2022 with a total amount of 18 200 000 SEK. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project will be implemented through a basket fund model. The total amount of the project is estimated to USD 5 000 000 (approximately 48 138 000 SEK) for the period 2019-2022. Sida intend to commit to the basket fund with SEK 18 200 000 which is what has been requested by UNDP. The Swedish MFA has already committed with USD 209 754 for the catalytic stage of the project. The UK have committed with USD 2 021 634. The Armenian government have in parallel budgeted for constructions in 2020 of the NA premises which will gain the project. Insatsen avser ett programstöd genom poolfinansiering till UNDP Armenien om totalt 18 200 000 SEK för att implementera programmet "Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” under perioden 2019-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos det nybildade armeniska parlamentet i dess nyckelfunktioner; lagstiftning, granskning och representation. Detta med fokus på ökad kvalitet, transparens, innovation samt att främja inkluderande ansatser och arbetssätt så att de grupper som generellt exkluderats i parlamentarisk verksamhet i ökad utsträckning inkluderas. Insatsen syftar även till att stärka kompetens och kapacitet för att främja och säkerställa jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentets och kommittéernas policy-utveckling, i lagstiftning och i den i övriga parlamentariska verksamheten. Den totala budgeten för projektet uppgår till 5 000 000 USD (cirka 48 465 500 SEK) för perioden 2019-2022, av vilken Sida kommer att bidra med 18 200 000 SEK i stöd genom en samlingsfond (basket fund). Den återstående delen planeras att täckas med medel från andra institutionella givare så som Storbritannien och Tyskland. Sveriges utrikesdepartement har redan bidragit med 205 200 USD till den katalytiska fasen av projektet som utgör projektets sex första månader. Den armeniska regeringen har parallellt budgeterat för renoveringar av nationalförsamlingens lokaler vilket också kommer att bidra till projektet. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project is expected to result in the following overarching outcomes: 1) Quality of legislative oversight and policy making is improved 2) Transparency and accountability of legislative processes is increased 3) Legislative responsiveness, inclusivity and participatory approach is embedded in MP's work Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13755 Sweden A final support to the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) for the programme ‘Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania’. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at UDSM to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research relevant to poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises 8 sub-programmes, including 7 postgraduate programmes in various relevant research areas related to Tanzania's development (mathematics, marine, water resources and sanitation, fossil-free energy and IT, women's entrepreneurship, food security and biotechnology) and a research support programme (research administration and communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by UDSM in partnership with 8 Swedish universities. UDSM has locally accredited PhD programmes that have been developed together with Swedish partners and UDSM is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Ett avslutande stöd till University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) för programmet “Forskning och Innovation för Hållbar och Inkluderande Utveckling i Tanzania”. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid UDSM för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller 8 delprogram, varav 7 forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (matematik, marint, vattenresurser och sanitet, fossilfri energi och IT, kvinnors företagande, livsmedelssäkerhet och bioteknologi) samt ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration och -kommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av UDSM i partnerskap med 8 svenska universitet. UDSM har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och UDSM bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The UDSM proposal Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania aims to: Build research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training in priority areas relevant for engendering inclusive and sustainable development; improve research and innovation management systems/environment; upscale the dissemination and commercialisation of research results and innovation products toward addressing societal needs. There are 7 thematic research training sub-programs and one research-support sub-program. Programme Specific Objectives To enhance research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training focusing on priority areas with at least 50% female. To improve the research and innovation environment (digitalisation platform, equipment and infrastructure, engendered regulations, policies and guidelines). To increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. To strengthen gender-based community engagement and collaboration with local, regional and international partners for knowledge generation, sharing and utilisation of research results and innovation outputs. Research training: Implement programmes in institutional and national interest areas and increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. Research-support component Specific objectives: To enhance the efficiency of research and innovation management at the UDSM. To reinforce the relevance and capacity to improve the quality of research and innovation outputs. To facilitate the dissemination of research and innovation results to end-users. To fortify the networks and collaboration between education, research and innovation system and relevant stakeholders Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Most sub-programs have succeeded in recruiting and registration of PhD, postdocs have started according to plan and MSc students will started to be recruited. 43 PhD, 17 postdoc and 5 MSc are planned for the whole period. The cooperation with UDSM consists of 8 sub-programmes (iGrid, Smart Grid Capacity Development for Enhancing Electrical Power Network Management in Tanzania; IMB, Molecular Biosciences; Marine Sciences for Blue Economy; Mathematics; ENGAGE, Engendering Rural Entrepreneurship; SUWASAN, Sustainable Water and Sanitation; Food Security; and a Research Support sub-program for Research and Innovation Management. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13755-13755A0101 Sweden A final support to the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) for the programme ‘Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania’. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at UDSM to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research relevant to poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises 8 sub-programmes, including 7 postgraduate programmes in various relevant research areas related to Tanzania's development (mathematics, marine, water resources and sanitation, fossil-free energy and IT, women's entrepreneurship, food security and biotechnology) and a research support programme (research administration and communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by UDSM in partnership with 8 Swedish universities. UDSM has locally accredited PhD programmes that have been developed together with Swedish partners and UDSM is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Ett avslutande stöd till University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) för programmet “Forskning och Innovation för Hållbar och Inkluderande Utveckling i Tanzania”. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid UDSM för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller 8 delprogram, varav 7 forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (matematik, marint, vattenresurser och sanitet, fossilfri energi och IT, kvinnors företagande, livsmedelssäkerhet och bioteknologi) samt ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration och -kommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av UDSM i partnerskap med 8 svenska universitet. UDSM har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och UDSM bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The UDSM proposal Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania aims to: Build research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training in priority areas relevant for engendering inclusive and sustainable development; improve research and innovation management systems/environment; upscale the dissemination and commercialisation of research results and innovation products toward addressing societal needs. There are 7 thematic research training sub-programs and one research-support sub-program. Programme Specific Objectives To enhance research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training focusing on priority areas with at least 50% female. To improve the research and innovation environment (digitalisation platform, equipment and infrastructure, engendered regulations, policies and guidelines). To increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. To strengthen gender-based community engagement and collaboration with local, regional and international partners for knowledge generation, sharing and utilisation of research results and innovation outputs. Research training: Implement programmes in institutional and national interest areas and increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. Research-support component Specific objectives: To enhance the efficiency of research and innovation management at the UDSM. To reinforce the relevance and capacity to improve the quality of research and innovation outputs. To facilitate the dissemination of research and innovation results to end-users. To fortify the networks and collaboration between education, research and innovation system and relevant stakeholders Sweden UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 4730486 8100000 8000000 10740000 10300159 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4730486 8000000 0 10300159 0 0 2100000 8640000 0 10000000 0 0 51870645 UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam 4730486 UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam 8100000 UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam 8000000 UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13755-13755A0103 Sweden A final support to the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) for the programme ‘Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania’. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at UDSM to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research relevant to poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises 8 sub-programmes, including 7 postgraduate programmes in various relevant research areas related to Tanzania's development (mathematics, marine, water resources and sanitation, fossil-free energy and IT, women's entrepreneurship, food security and biotechnology) and a research support programme (research administration and communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by UDSM in partnership with 8 Swedish universities. UDSM has locally accredited PhD programmes that have been developed together with Swedish partners and UDSM is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Ett avslutande stöd till University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) för programmet “Forskning och Innovation för Hållbar och Inkluderande Utveckling i Tanzania”. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid UDSM för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller 8 delprogram, varav 7 forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (matematik, marint, vattenresurser och sanitet, fossilfri energi och IT, kvinnors företagande, livsmedelssäkerhet och bioteknologi) samt ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration och -kommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av UDSM i partnerskap med 8 svenska universitet. UDSM har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och UDSM bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The UDSM proposal Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania aims to: Build research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training in priority areas relevant for engendering inclusive and sustainable development; improve research and innovation management systems/environment; upscale the dissemination and commercialisation of research results and innovation products toward addressing societal needs. There are 7 thematic research training sub-programs and one research-support sub-program. Programme Specific Objectives To enhance research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training focusing on priority areas with at least 50% female. To improve the research and innovation environment (digitalisation platform, equipment and infrastructure, engendered regulations, policies and guidelines). To increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. To strengthen gender-based community engagement and collaboration with local, regional and international partners for knowledge generation, sharing and utilisation of research results and innovation outputs. Research training: Implement programmes in institutional and national interest areas and increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. Research-support component Specific objectives: To enhance the efficiency of research and innovation management at the UDSM. To reinforce the relevance and capacity to improve the quality of research and innovation outputs. To facilitate the dissemination of research and innovation results to end-users. To fortify the networks and collaboration between education, research and innovation system and relevant stakeholders Sweden UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 90000 1134000 1470000 725303 140400 0 470000 332000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 470000 1000000 0 0 0 140400 90000 0 725303 0 0 0 0 3559703 Uppsala universitet 90000 Uppsala universitet 332000 Uppsala universitet Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13755-13755A0201 Sweden A final support to the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) for the programme ‘Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania’. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at UDSM to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research relevant to poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises 8 sub-programmes, including 7 postgraduate programmes in various relevant research areas related to Tanzania's development (mathematics, marine, water resources and sanitation, fossil-free energy and IT, women's entrepreneurship, food security and biotechnology) and a research support programme (research administration and communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by UDSM in partnership with 8 Swedish universities. UDSM has locally accredited PhD programmes that have been developed together with Swedish partners and UDSM is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Ett avslutande stöd till University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) för programmet “Forskning och Innovation för Hållbar och Inkluderande Utveckling i Tanzania”. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid UDSM för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller 8 delprogram, varav 7 forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (matematik, marint, vattenresurser och sanitet, fossilfri energi och IT, kvinnors företagande, livsmedelssäkerhet och bioteknologi) samt ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration och -kommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av UDSM i partnerskap med 8 svenska universitet. UDSM har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och UDSM bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The UDSM proposal Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania aims to: Build research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training in priority areas relevant for engendering inclusive and sustainable development; improve research and innovation management systems/environment; upscale the dissemination and commercialisation of research results and innovation products toward addressing societal needs. There are 7 thematic research training sub-programs and one research-support sub-program. Programme Specific Objectives To enhance research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training focusing on priority areas with at least 50% female. To improve the research and innovation environment (digitalisation platform, equipment and infrastructure, engendered regulations, policies and guidelines). To increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. To strengthen gender-based community engagement and collaboration with local, regional and international partners for knowledge generation, sharing and utilisation of research results and innovation outputs. Research training: Implement programmes in institutional and national interest areas and increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. Research-support component Specific objectives: To enhance the efficiency of research and innovation management at the UDSM. To reinforce the relevance and capacity to improve the quality of research and innovation outputs. To facilitate the dissemination of research and innovation results to end-users. To fortify the networks and collaboration between education, research and innovation system and relevant stakeholders Sweden International Science Programs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 5929250 3000000 5873950 5588950 2327950 0 0 1150415 0 2027000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4778835 5588950 2327950 0 0 3573000 3273950 22720100 Uppsala universitet 4778835 Uppsala universitet 1150415 Uppsala universitet Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13758 Sweden The goal of the Programme is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Insatsens mål är att stärka och konsolidera kapacitet inom forskning, forskningskommunikation och innovation genom stöd till COSTECHs verksamhet inom inkluderande och hållbar utveckling, förbättrade system och miljö för forskning, utbildning och innovation, samt stärkt genomslag för forskningsresultat som adresserar samhälleliga behov. Programmet innehåller tre tematiska delprogram: forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning, stärkt forskningskommunikation och innovation och immaterialrätt. Delprogrammet forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning samfinansieras med Norad. The objective of the contribution is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Research/scientific institutions Technological research and development Other Multisector Industry The program has recently started. No results yet to publish. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13758-13758A0101 Sweden The goal of the Programme is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Insatsens mål är att stärka och konsolidera kapacitet inom forskning, forskningskommunikation och innovation genom stöd till COSTECHs verksamhet inom inkluderande och hållbar utveckling, förbättrade system och miljö för forskning, utbildning och innovation, samt stärkt genomslag för forskningsresultat som adresserar samhälleliga behov. Programmet innehåller tre tematiska delprogram: forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning, stärkt forskningskommunikation och innovation och immaterialrätt. Delprogrammet forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning samfinansieras med Norad. The objective of the contribution is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Sweden COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 13018498 10500000 6445657 4024845 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4024845 0 3945657 4950058 0 8068440 0 0 10500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 33989000 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 8068440 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 4950058 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 10500000 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13758-13758A0401 Sweden The goal of the Programme is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Insatsens mål är att stärka och konsolidera kapacitet inom forskning, forskningskommunikation och innovation genom stöd till COSTECHs verksamhet inom inkluderande och hållbar utveckling, förbättrade system och miljö för forskning, utbildning och innovation, samt stärkt genomslag för forskningsresultat som adresserar samhälleliga behov. Programmet innehåller tre tematiska delprogram: forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning, stärkt forskningskommunikation och innovation och immaterialrätt. Delprogrammet forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning samfinansieras med Norad. The objective of the contribution is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Sweden PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 587699 1362301 1100000 750000 0 0 0 0 0 60350 71825 587699 1100000 0 0 0 750000 412984 817142 3800000 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 587699 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 60350 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 71825 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 412984 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13758-13758A0501 Sweden The goal of the Programme is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Insatsens mål är att stärka och konsolidera kapacitet inom forskning, forskningskommunikation och innovation genom stöd till COSTECHs verksamhet inom inkluderande och hållbar utveckling, förbättrade system och miljö för forskning, utbildning och innovation, samt stärkt genomslag för forskningsresultat som adresserar samhälleliga behov. Programmet innehåller tre tematiska delprogram: forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning, stärkt forskningskommunikation och innovation och immaterialrätt. Delprogrammet forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning samfinansieras med Norad. The objective of the contribution is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Sweden KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 140000 1760000 1100000 800000 0 1000000 0 0 394105 1100000 0 0 365895 0 140000 800000 3800000 KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan 140000 KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan 394105 KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13794 Sweden UNIDO has requested support to their Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) 2.0 for the facilitation of demand-driven and innovative skills development in the era of automation and digitization.LKDF was initiated by Sida and UNIDO in 2012 and Sida supported the facility between 2013-2016. With around one third of the world’s 1.8 billion young people neither in employment, education, or training (abbreviated NEET), youth unemployment is one of pressing global issues in the 21st century. Furthermore, one billion more youth will enter the job market in the next decade, but only 40% are expected to find jobs that currently exist. This implies that 600 million jobs will have to be created in 10 years, only to keep pace with projected youth employment rates. Covid-19 may further aggravate the situation.One of the main reasons for high youth unemployment in many developing countries and countries in transition is a growing mismatch between the supply and demand of industrial skills. The content and quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes in many countries does not match the private sector’s demands. As a result, graduates cannot find jobs while employers cannot find skilled personnel. The LKDF promotes a modality that has proven successful in fostering youth employment through industrial skills training: Public Private Development Partnerships (PPDP), which is a way of delivering and funding public services with wider development impact and building local self-reliance and markets. The investment, risks, responsibilities and rewards are shared between the public sector, the private sector and a development partner. PPDPs are used in areas where poverty reduction cannot be achieved by separating private sector actors, the public sector and development agencies, and where all these actors share a common goal. To make a PPDP successful, it has to create benefits for all parties.The value proposition is that the private sector partners ensure that the curricula and the training are relevant for the industry, while the technical partners, such as UNIDO, are uniquely positioned to bring together stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and the development sector. As a result of the above, PPDPs are well-positioned to serve as role models for curricula accreditation and emulation by other TVET Centers.The LKDF 2.0, will use the Market Systems Development (MSD) Approach to achieve systemic change in PPDPs with the expected outcome that demand-oriented vocational training is offered. The following outputs are planned; (1) Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered; (2) Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs; (3) Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings, and; (4) Training proposals with innovative and future oriented training content are developed. The project will commence with a six months' long inception phase during which a number of strategic documents will be elaborated for approval before the second disbursement: a more developed results' framework and theory of change based on an inclusive system and risk analysis and the actual demand from the industry; an outreach strategy on how to to attract businesses and other actors, including other donors, to join, as well as a communication strategy; the terms of reference for the project steering committee, and; a draft workplan for the first year of implementation. In addition, a cross-departemental working group will be set up at UNIDO.The intervention’s total budget is 1,781,445 EUR, out of which UNIDO will fund 200,000 EUR and Sida contributes with 17 MSEK. The project is expected to contribute to employment and to Sustainable Development Goals number 4 (education), 9 (innovation) and 17 (partnerships). UNIDO har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd till deras kunskaps- och lärandeplattform, Learning and Knowledge Development Facility 2.0, för facilitering av innovativ och efterfrågestyrd kompetensutveckling inom ramen för den globala omställningen som sker till följd av automatisering och digitalisering. Sidas bidrag uppgår till 17 MSEK, 3,4 MSEK per år mellan 2020-2024. Aktivitetsperioden löper till juni 2025. Den första utbetalningen görs i samband med signerandet av avtalet. Sida var med och startade LKDF tillsammans med UNIDO 2012 och stöttade faciliteten 2013-2016. Omkring en tredjedel av världens 1,8 miljarder unga människor är utan sysselsättning (anställning, skola eller annan utbildning) och ungdomsarbetslösheten är en av de stora globala frågorna för 2000-talet. En miljard unga kommer dessutom att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden under kommande tioårsperiod men bara 40% av dem förväntas kunna få ett av de nu existerande jobben. Det innebär att 600 miljoner jobb måste skapas inom tio år bara för att undvika att den nuvarande ungdomsarbetslösheten ökar. Beroende på effekterna av Covid-19 kan situationen bli ännu värre. En av de främsta anledningarna till hög ungdomsarbetslöshet i flera utvecklingsländer och länder i transition är ett ökande glapp mellan utbud och efterfrågan på industriella färdigheter. Innehållet och kvalitén av yrkesutbildningsprogrammen matchar inte näringslivets behov av kompetens. Unga nyutexaminerade får således inte jobb medan arbetsgivarna inte hittar kvalificerad personal. Det spär i sin tur på problemen med ungdomsarbetslöshet och påverkar den ekonomiska utvecklingen negativt till följd av uteblivna investeringar. LKDF 2.0 bygger på en modalitet som har visat sig vara framgångsrik vad gäller att bidra till sysselsättning bland unga genom utbildning inom industriella färdigheter, nämligen Public Private Development Partnerships, PPDPs, eller partnerskap mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn. PPDPs är ett sätt att leverera och finansiera tjänster tillhandahållna av den offentliga sektorn med ett större och bredare utvecklingsgenomslag, bygga oberoende och stärka lokala marknader. Investeringsriskerna, ansvaret och belöningarna delas mellan den offentliga sektorn, den privata sektorn och samarbetsparten. PPDPs används på områden där fattigdomsminskning inte kan uppnås om inte aktörer från näringslivet, den offentliga sektorn och utvecklingsaktörer går samman och där alla har ett gemensamt mål. För att en PPDP ska lyckas måste samarbetet bidra till positiva resultat för samtliga parter. Värdet med samarbetet eller samverkan är att den privata sektorn säkerställer att läroplaner och kurser är relevanta för industrin medan den tekniska parten, i det här fallet UNIDO, kan föra samman aktörer från det offentliga, näringslivet och utvecklingsaktörer såsom Sida. PPDPs utgör därmed en god grund för att inspirera till läroplanens ackreditering och att andra yrkesskolor strävar efter att efterlikna. LKDF 2.0 kommer att använda en marknadsansats för att bidra till systemförändring vad gäller PPDPs och den förväntade effekten är att efterfrågestyrd yrkesutbildning erbjuds och sysselsättningen ökar. Följande resultat förväntas: (1) Planer för partnerskap som överbryggar marknadsstörningen som har med kompetensglappet att göra levereras; (2) Bedömningar av marknadssystemutveckling produceras för att informera nya PPDPs; (3) Kunskap/lärdomar från PPDPs tillgängliggörs genom en utökad e-plattform och fysiska möten, och; (4) Kurs/utbildningsförslag med innovativa och framtidsorienterat innehåll utvecklas. Projektet inleds med en sex månader lång inceptionsfas under vilken ett antal strategiska dokument ska tas fram för godkännande innan den andra utbetalningen sker: ett mer utvecklat resultatramverk och förändringsteori baserad på en inkluderande system- och riskanalys och den faktiska efterfrågan från industrin; en strategi för "outreach" för att locka företag och andra aktörer att delta, inklusive andra givare, och en kommunikationsstrategi; en arbetsbeskrivning för projektets styrkommitté, och; förslag på en arbetsplan för det första året av genomförande. Dessutom ska en avdelningsövergripande arbetsgrupp etableras på UNIDO. Insatsens totala budget är 1,781,445 EUR varav UNIDO finansierar 200,000 EUR och Sida bidrar med 17 MSEK. Projektet förväntas bidra till sysselsättning och till de globala målen 4 (utbildning), 9 (innovation) och 17 (partnerskap). The development objective of LKDF 2.0 is to contribute to establishing inclusive, sustainable, and innovative market oriented vocational training systems and job creation in Africa and elsewhere in the era of digitilisation and automation by facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting a wider innovative approach for PPDPs in skills development. The proposal from UNIDO is to through an MSD diagnostic, which will take place during the inception phase, elaborate the theory of change based on a thorough analysis involving stakeholders and identify targets and indicators for measuring achievements linked to he following three strategic priority areas: i) advancing economic competitiveness, ii) creating shared prosperity, and iii) safeguarding the environment. The LKDF 2.0 will directly and indirectly provide support to governments, private sector, training institutions, students and trainees, current and future employees as well as investors to build stronger local economies, create jobs and improve working conditions. The intended end result of the intervention is to offer a strong TVET sector with increased efficiency, productivity, quality and competitiveness: students and trainees will improve their technical skills in line with market needs and will be able to apply them to find decent employments in fields linked to their improved skills. The following indicative outputs are suggested: 1. Partnerships that bridge the skills gap, a market failure, are supported; 2. Market Systems Development approach implemented in the development of new PPDPs; 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is shared through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings; 4. Innovation is promoted by developing future oriented training programmes. During the inception phase, a more elaborated theory of change and results' framework was developed as well as a risk analysis which also take into account the effects or possible effects of the corona pandemic on the project. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Africa, regional Vocational training Secondary Education Below is a summary of the work undertaken by UNIDO during the period from 1 February 2023 to 31 January 2024, highlighting the major achievements during this reporting period. 1. Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered: INDICATORS & TARGETS: - 25 partners trained on project design skills to include MSD in new PPDP projects - 5 PPDP project documents developed through LKDF support 2023 RESULTS: - 20 partners trained - 6 PPDP project documents developed OVERALL RESULTS - 40 partners trained - 11 PPDP project documents developed 2. Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs: INDICATORS & TARGETS: - 2 MSD assessments for new PPDPs that funding has been sought for - 2 Terms of Reference for MSD drafted - 2 procurement tenders for services to conduct MSD assessments - 2 MSD assessments for which implementation has been overseen 2023 RESULTS: - 2 MSD assessment for new PPDPs (MISALEs bridging project in Ethiopia and ALTEO-funded MSDxPPDP initiative in Guinea) obtained funding - 1 TOR drafted (for MISALE bridging project in Ethiopia) - 1 MSD assessment being overseen by UNIDO (PAFEQ PPDP project in DRC) OVERALL RESULTS: - 3 MSD assessments for new PPDPs - 2 Terms of Reference for MSD drafted - 1 procurement tender for services to conduct MSD assessments - 1 MSD assessments for which implementation has been overseen 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings: INDICATORS & TARGETS: - 15 PPDPs included in the LKDF M&E system to measure knowledge transfer on PPDP interventions - 5 knowledge resources, facilities and technology collected and shared - 5 curricula aligned with learning materials using knowledge generated in PPDP projects - 3 teacher training systems developed incl. national certifications utilizing experiences gained in PPDP projects - 3 global fora, workshops/EGM/side events organized 2023 RESULTS: - 10 PPDPs included in the M&E system to be developed - 2 knowledge resources - 6 curricula - 1 global forum, 1 partners event and 2 workshops organized OVERALL RESULTS: - 10 PPDPs included in the M&E system to be developed - 3 knowledge resources - 6 curricula 4 global fora, 1 EGM, 1 partner's event and 2 workshops organized No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13794-13794A0101 Sweden UNIDO has requested support to their Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) 2.0 for the facilitation of demand-driven and innovative skills development in the era of automation and digitization.LKDF was initiated by Sida and UNIDO in 2012 and Sida supported the facility between 2013-2016. With around one third of the world’s 1.8 billion young people neither in employment, education, or training (abbreviated NEET), youth unemployment is one of pressing global issues in the 21st century. Furthermore, one billion more youth will enter the job market in the next decade, but only 40% are expected to find jobs that currently exist. This implies that 600 million jobs will have to be created in 10 years, only to keep pace with projected youth employment rates. Covid-19 may further aggravate the situation.One of the main reasons for high youth unemployment in many developing countries and countries in transition is a growing mismatch between the supply and demand of industrial skills. The content and quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes in many countries does not match the private sector’s demands. As a result, graduates cannot find jobs while employers cannot find skilled personnel. The LKDF promotes a modality that has proven successful in fostering youth employment through industrial skills training: Public Private Development Partnerships (PPDP), which is a way of delivering and funding public services with wider development impact and building local self-reliance and markets. The investment, risks, responsibilities and rewards are shared between the public sector, the private sector and a development partner. PPDPs are used in areas where poverty reduction cannot be achieved by separating private sector actors, the public sector and development agencies, and where all these actors share a common goal. To make a PPDP successful, it has to create benefits for all parties.The value proposition is that the private sector partners ensure that the curricula and the training are relevant for the industry, while the technical partners, such as UNIDO, are uniquely positioned to bring together stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and the development sector. As a result of the above, PPDPs are well-positioned to serve as role models for curricula accreditation and emulation by other TVET Centers.The LKDF 2.0, will use the Market Systems Development (MSD) Approach to achieve systemic change in PPDPs with the expected outcome that demand-oriented vocational training is offered. The following outputs are planned; (1) Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered; (2) Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs; (3) Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings, and; (4) Training proposals with innovative and future oriented training content are developed. The project will commence with a six months' long inception phase during which a number of strategic documents will be elaborated for approval before the second disbursement: a more developed results' framework and theory of change based on an inclusive system and risk analysis and the actual demand from the industry; an outreach strategy on how to to attract businesses and other actors, including other donors, to join, as well as a communication strategy; the terms of reference for the project steering committee, and; a draft workplan for the first year of implementation. In addition, a cross-departemental working group will be set up at UNIDO.The intervention’s total budget is 1,781,445 EUR, out of which UNIDO will fund 200,000 EUR and Sida contributes with 17 MSEK. The project is expected to contribute to employment and to Sustainable Development Goals number 4 (education), 9 (innovation) and 17 (partnerships). UNIDO har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd till deras kunskaps- och lärandeplattform, Learning and Knowledge Development Facility 2.0, för facilitering av innovativ och efterfrågestyrd kompetensutveckling inom ramen för den globala omställningen som sker till följd av automatisering och digitalisering. Sidas bidrag uppgår till 17 MSEK, 3,4 MSEK per år mellan 2020-2024. Aktivitetsperioden löper till juni 2025. Den första utbetalningen görs i samband med signerandet av avtalet. Sida var med och startade LKDF tillsammans med UNIDO 2012 och stöttade faciliteten 2013-2016. Omkring en tredjedel av världens 1,8 miljarder unga människor är utan sysselsättning (anställning, skola eller annan utbildning) och ungdomsarbetslösheten är en av de stora globala frågorna för 2000-talet. En miljard unga kommer dessutom att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden under kommande tioårsperiod men bara 40% av dem förväntas kunna få ett av de nu existerande jobben. Det innebär att 600 miljoner jobb måste skapas inom tio år bara för att undvika att den nuvarande ungdomsarbetslösheten ökar. Beroende på effekterna av Covid-19 kan situationen bli ännu värre. En av de främsta anledningarna till hög ungdomsarbetslöshet i flera utvecklingsländer och länder i transition är ett ökande glapp mellan utbud och efterfrågan på industriella färdigheter. Innehållet och kvalitén av yrkesutbildningsprogrammen matchar inte näringslivets behov av kompetens. Unga nyutexaminerade får således inte jobb medan arbetsgivarna inte hittar kvalificerad personal. Det spär i sin tur på problemen med ungdomsarbetslöshet och påverkar den ekonomiska utvecklingen negativt till följd av uteblivna investeringar. LKDF 2.0 bygger på en modalitet som har visat sig vara framgångsrik vad gäller att bidra till sysselsättning bland unga genom utbildning inom industriella färdigheter, nämligen Public Private Development Partnerships, PPDPs, eller partnerskap mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn. PPDPs är ett sätt att leverera och finansiera tjänster tillhandahållna av den offentliga sektorn med ett större och bredare utvecklingsgenomslag, bygga oberoende och stärka lokala marknader. Investeringsriskerna, ansvaret och belöningarna delas mellan den offentliga sektorn, den privata sektorn och samarbetsparten. PPDPs används på områden där fattigdomsminskning inte kan uppnås om inte aktörer från näringslivet, den offentliga sektorn och utvecklingsaktörer går samman och där alla har ett gemensamt mål. För att en PPDP ska lyckas måste samarbetet bidra till positiva resultat för samtliga parter. Värdet med samarbetet eller samverkan är att den privata sektorn säkerställer att läroplaner och kurser är relevanta för industrin medan den tekniska parten, i det här fallet UNIDO, kan föra samman aktörer från det offentliga, näringslivet och utvecklingsaktörer såsom Sida. PPDPs utgör därmed en god grund för att inspirera till läroplanens ackreditering och att andra yrkesskolor strävar efter att efterlikna. LKDF 2.0 kommer att använda en marknadsansats för att bidra till systemförändring vad gäller PPDPs och den förväntade effekten är att efterfrågestyrd yrkesutbildning erbjuds och sysselsättningen ökar. Följande resultat förväntas: (1) Planer för partnerskap som överbryggar marknadsstörningen som har med kompetensglappet att göra levereras; (2) Bedömningar av marknadssystemutveckling produceras för att informera nya PPDPs; (3) Kunskap/lärdomar från PPDPs tillgängliggörs genom en utökad e-plattform och fysiska möten, och; (4) Kurs/utbildningsförslag med innovativa och framtidsorienterat innehåll utvecklas. Projektet inleds med en sex månader lång inceptionsfas under vilken ett antal strategiska dokument ska tas fram för godkännande innan den andra utbetalningen sker: ett mer utvecklat resultatramverk och förändringsteori baserad på en inkluderande system- och riskanalys och den faktiska efterfrågan från industrin; en strategi för "outreach" för att locka företag och andra aktörer att delta, inklusive andra givare, och en kommunikationsstrategi; en arbetsbeskrivning för projektets styrkommitté, och; förslag på en arbetsplan för det första året av genomförande. Dessutom ska en avdelningsövergripande arbetsgrupp etableras på UNIDO. Insatsens totala budget är 1,781,445 EUR varav UNIDO finansierar 200,000 EUR och Sida bidrar med 17 MSEK. Projektet förväntas bidra till sysselsättning och till de globala målen 4 (utbildning), 9 (innovation) och 17 (partnerskap). The development objective of LKDF 2.0 is to contribute to establishing inclusive, sustainable, and innovative market oriented vocational training systems and job creation in Africa and elsewhere in the era of digitilisation and automation by facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting a wider innovative approach for PPDPs in skills development. The proposal from UNIDO is to through an MSD diagnostic, which will take place during the inception phase, elaborate the theory of change based on a thorough analysis involving stakeholders and identify targets and indicators for measuring achievements linked to he following three strategic priority areas: i) advancing economic competitiveness, ii) creating shared prosperity, and iii) safeguarding the environment. The LKDF 2.0 will directly and indirectly provide support to governments, private sector, training institutions, students and trainees, current and future employees as well as investors to build stronger local economies, create jobs and improve working conditions. The intended end result of the intervention is to offer a strong TVET sector with increased efficiency, productivity, quality and competitiveness: students and trainees will improve their technical skills in line with market needs and will be able to apply them to find decent employments in fields linked to their improved skills. The following indicative outputs are suggested: 1. Partnerships that bridge the skills gap, a market failure, are supported; 2. Market Systems Development approach implemented in the development of new PPDPs; 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is shared through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings; 4. Innovation is promoted by developing future oriented training programmes. During the inception phase, a more elaborated theory of change and results' framework was developed as well as a risk analysis which also take into account the effects or possible effects of the corona pandemic on the project. Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3400000 3400000 0 0 0 0 3400000 0 0 0 3400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6800000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3400000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3400000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13794-13794A0102 Sweden UNIDO has requested support to their Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) 2.0 for the facilitation of demand-driven and innovative skills development in the era of automation and digitization.LKDF was initiated by Sida and UNIDO in 2012 and Sida supported the facility between 2013-2016. With around one third of the world’s 1.8 billion young people neither in employment, education, or training (abbreviated NEET), youth unemployment is one of pressing global issues in the 21st century. Furthermore, one billion more youth will enter the job market in the next decade, but only 40% are expected to find jobs that currently exist. This implies that 600 million jobs will have to be created in 10 years, only to keep pace with projected youth employment rates. Covid-19 may further aggravate the situation.One of the main reasons for high youth unemployment in many developing countries and countries in transition is a growing mismatch between the supply and demand of industrial skills. The content and quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes in many countries does not match the private sector’s demands. As a result, graduates cannot find jobs while employers cannot find skilled personnel. The LKDF promotes a modality that has proven successful in fostering youth employment through industrial skills training: Public Private Development Partnerships (PPDP), which is a way of delivering and funding public services with wider development impact and building local self-reliance and markets. The investment, risks, responsibilities and rewards are shared between the public sector, the private sector and a development partner. PPDPs are used in areas where poverty reduction cannot be achieved by separating private sector actors, the public sector and development agencies, and where all these actors share a common goal. To make a PPDP successful, it has to create benefits for all parties.The value proposition is that the private sector partners ensure that the curricula and the training are relevant for the industry, while the technical partners, such as UNIDO, are uniquely positioned to bring together stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and the development sector. As a result of the above, PPDPs are well-positioned to serve as role models for curricula accreditation and emulation by other TVET Centers.The LKDF 2.0, will use the Market Systems Development (MSD) Approach to achieve systemic change in PPDPs with the expected outcome that demand-oriented vocational training is offered. The following outputs are planned; (1) Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered; (2) Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs; (3) Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings, and; (4) Training proposals with innovative and future oriented training content are developed. The project will commence with a six months' long inception phase during which a number of strategic documents will be elaborated for approval before the second disbursement: a more developed results' framework and theory of change based on an inclusive system and risk analysis and the actual demand from the industry; an outreach strategy on how to to attract businesses and other actors, including other donors, to join, as well as a communication strategy; the terms of reference for the project steering committee, and; a draft workplan for the first year of implementation. In addition, a cross-departemental working group will be set up at UNIDO.The intervention’s total budget is 1,781,445 EUR, out of which UNIDO will fund 200,000 EUR and Sida contributes with 17 MSEK. The project is expected to contribute to employment and to Sustainable Development Goals number 4 (education), 9 (innovation) and 17 (partnerships). UNIDO har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd till deras kunskaps- och lärandeplattform, Learning and Knowledge Development Facility 2.0, för facilitering av innovativ och efterfrågestyrd kompetensutveckling inom ramen för den globala omställningen som sker till följd av automatisering och digitalisering. Sidas bidrag uppgår till 17 MSEK, 3,4 MSEK per år mellan 2020-2024. Aktivitetsperioden löper till juni 2025. Den första utbetalningen görs i samband med signerandet av avtalet. Sida var med och startade LKDF tillsammans med UNIDO 2012 och stöttade faciliteten 2013-2016. Omkring en tredjedel av världens 1,8 miljarder unga människor är utan sysselsättning (anställning, skola eller annan utbildning) och ungdomsarbetslösheten är en av de stora globala frågorna för 2000-talet. En miljard unga kommer dessutom att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden under kommande tioårsperiod men bara 40% av dem förväntas kunna få ett av de nu existerande jobben. Det innebär att 600 miljoner jobb måste skapas inom tio år bara för att undvika att den nuvarande ungdomsarbetslösheten ökar. Beroende på effekterna av Covid-19 kan situationen bli ännu värre. En av de främsta anledningarna till hög ungdomsarbetslöshet i flera utvecklingsländer och länder i transition är ett ökande glapp mellan utbud och efterfrågan på industriella färdigheter. Innehållet och kvalitén av yrkesutbildningsprogrammen matchar inte näringslivets behov av kompetens. Unga nyutexaminerade får således inte jobb medan arbetsgivarna inte hittar kvalificerad personal. Det spär i sin tur på problemen med ungdomsarbetslöshet och påverkar den ekonomiska utvecklingen negativt till följd av uteblivna investeringar. LKDF 2.0 bygger på en modalitet som har visat sig vara framgångsrik vad gäller att bidra till sysselsättning bland unga genom utbildning inom industriella färdigheter, nämligen Public Private Development Partnerships, PPDPs, eller partnerskap mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn. PPDPs är ett sätt att leverera och finansiera tjänster tillhandahållna av den offentliga sektorn med ett större och bredare utvecklingsgenomslag, bygga oberoende och stärka lokala marknader. Investeringsriskerna, ansvaret och belöningarna delas mellan den offentliga sektorn, den privata sektorn och samarbetsparten. PPDPs används på områden där fattigdomsminskning inte kan uppnås om inte aktörer från näringslivet, den offentliga sektorn och utvecklingsaktörer går samman och där alla har ett gemensamt mål. För att en PPDP ska lyckas måste samarbetet bidra till positiva resultat för samtliga parter. Värdet med samarbetet eller samverkan är att den privata sektorn säkerställer att läroplaner och kurser är relevanta för industrin medan den tekniska parten, i det här fallet UNIDO, kan föra samman aktörer från det offentliga, näringslivet och utvecklingsaktörer såsom Sida. PPDPs utgör därmed en god grund för att inspirera till läroplanens ackreditering och att andra yrkesskolor strävar efter att efterlikna. LKDF 2.0 kommer att använda en marknadsansats för att bidra till systemförändring vad gäller PPDPs och den förväntade effekten är att efterfrågestyrd yrkesutbildning erbjuds och sysselsättningen ökar. Följande resultat förväntas: (1) Planer för partnerskap som överbryggar marknadsstörningen som har med kompetensglappet att göra levereras; (2) Bedömningar av marknadssystemutveckling produceras för att informera nya PPDPs; (3) Kunskap/lärdomar från PPDPs tillgängliggörs genom en utökad e-plattform och fysiska möten, och; (4) Kurs/utbildningsförslag med innovativa och framtidsorienterat innehåll utvecklas. Projektet inleds med en sex månader lång inceptionsfas under vilken ett antal strategiska dokument ska tas fram för godkännande innan den andra utbetalningen sker: ett mer utvecklat resultatramverk och förändringsteori baserad på en inkluderande system- och riskanalys och den faktiska efterfrågan från industrin; en strategi för "outreach" för att locka företag och andra aktörer att delta, inklusive andra givare, och en kommunikationsstrategi; en arbetsbeskrivning för projektets styrkommitté, och; förslag på en arbetsplan för det första året av genomförande. Dessutom ska en avdelningsövergripande arbetsgrupp etableras på UNIDO. Insatsens totala budget är 1,781,445 EUR varav UNIDO finansierar 200,000 EUR och Sida bidrar med 17 MSEK. Projektet förväntas bidra till sysselsättning och till de globala målen 4 (utbildning), 9 (innovation) och 17 (partnerskap). The development objective of LKDF 2.0 is to contribute to establishing inclusive, sustainable, and innovative market oriented vocational training systems and job creation in Africa and elsewhere in the era of digitilisation and automation by facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting a wider innovative approach for PPDPs in skills development. The proposal from UNIDO is to through an MSD diagnostic, which will take place during the inception phase, elaborate the theory of change based on a thorough analysis involving stakeholders and identify targets and indicators for measuring achievements linked to he following three strategic priority areas: i) advancing economic competitiveness, ii) creating shared prosperity, and iii) safeguarding the environment. The LKDF 2.0 will directly and indirectly provide support to governments, private sector, training institutions, students and trainees, current and future employees as well as investors to build stronger local economies, create jobs and improve working conditions. The intended end result of the intervention is to offer a strong TVET sector with increased efficiency, productivity, quality and competitiveness: students and trainees will improve their technical skills in line with market needs and will be able to apply them to find decent employments in fields linked to their improved skills. The following indicative outputs are suggested: 1. Partnerships that bridge the skills gap, a market failure, are supported; 2. Market Systems Development approach implemented in the development of new PPDPs; 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is shared through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings; 4. Innovation is promoted by developing future oriented training programmes. During the inception phase, a more elaborated theory of change and results' framework was developed as well as a risk analysis which also take into account the effects or possible effects of the corona pandemic on the project. Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2312000 3400000 3400000 0 3400000 2312000 0 0 0 3400000 0 0 0 0 9112000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 2312000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3400000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3400000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13794-13794A0103 Sweden UNIDO has requested support to their Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) 2.0 for the facilitation of demand-driven and innovative skills development in the era of automation and digitization.LKDF was initiated by Sida and UNIDO in 2012 and Sida supported the facility between 2013-2016. With around one third of the world’s 1.8 billion young people neither in employment, education, or training (abbreviated NEET), youth unemployment is one of pressing global issues in the 21st century. Furthermore, one billion more youth will enter the job market in the next decade, but only 40% are expected to find jobs that currently exist. This implies that 600 million jobs will have to be created in 10 years, only to keep pace with projected youth employment rates. Covid-19 may further aggravate the situation.One of the main reasons for high youth unemployment in many developing countries and countries in transition is a growing mismatch between the supply and demand of industrial skills. The content and quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes in many countries does not match the private sector’s demands. As a result, graduates cannot find jobs while employers cannot find skilled personnel. The LKDF promotes a modality that has proven successful in fostering youth employment through industrial skills training: Public Private Development Partnerships (PPDP), which is a way of delivering and funding public services with wider development impact and building local self-reliance and markets. The investment, risks, responsibilities and rewards are shared between the public sector, the private sector and a development partner. PPDPs are used in areas where poverty reduction cannot be achieved by separating private sector actors, the public sector and development agencies, and where all these actors share a common goal. To make a PPDP successful, it has to create benefits for all parties.The value proposition is that the private sector partners ensure that the curricula and the training are relevant for the industry, while the technical partners, such as UNIDO, are uniquely positioned to bring together stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and the development sector. As a result of the above, PPDPs are well-positioned to serve as role models for curricula accreditation and emulation by other TVET Centers.The LKDF 2.0, will use the Market Systems Development (MSD) Approach to achieve systemic change in PPDPs with the expected outcome that demand-oriented vocational training is offered. The following outputs are planned; (1) Plans for partnerships that bridge the skills gap market failure are delivered; (2) Market Systems Development assessments are produced to inform new PPDPs; (3) Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is made available through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings, and; (4) Training proposals with innovative and future oriented training content are developed. The project will commence with a six months' long inception phase during which a number of strategic documents will be elaborated for approval before the second disbursement: a more developed results' framework and theory of change based on an inclusive system and risk analysis and the actual demand from the industry; an outreach strategy on how to to attract businesses and other actors, including other donors, to join, as well as a communication strategy; the terms of reference for the project steering committee, and; a draft workplan for the first year of implementation. In addition, a cross-departemental working group will be set up at UNIDO.The intervention’s total budget is 1,781,445 EUR, out of which UNIDO will fund 200,000 EUR and Sida contributes with 17 MSEK. The project is expected to contribute to employment and to Sustainable Development Goals number 4 (education), 9 (innovation) and 17 (partnerships). UNIDO har inkommit med en förfrågan om stöd till deras kunskaps- och lärandeplattform, Learning and Knowledge Development Facility 2.0, för facilitering av innovativ och efterfrågestyrd kompetensutveckling inom ramen för den globala omställningen som sker till följd av automatisering och digitalisering. Sidas bidrag uppgår till 17 MSEK, 3,4 MSEK per år mellan 2020-2024. Aktivitetsperioden löper till juni 2025. Den första utbetalningen görs i samband med signerandet av avtalet. Sida var med och startade LKDF tillsammans med UNIDO 2012 och stöttade faciliteten 2013-2016. Omkring en tredjedel av världens 1,8 miljarder unga människor är utan sysselsättning (anställning, skola eller annan utbildning) och ungdomsarbetslösheten är en av de stora globala frågorna för 2000-talet. En miljard unga kommer dessutom att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden under kommande tioårsperiod men bara 40% av dem förväntas kunna få ett av de nu existerande jobben. Det innebär att 600 miljoner jobb måste skapas inom tio år bara för att undvika att den nuvarande ungdomsarbetslösheten ökar. Beroende på effekterna av Covid-19 kan situationen bli ännu värre. En av de främsta anledningarna till hög ungdomsarbetslöshet i flera utvecklingsländer och länder i transition är ett ökande glapp mellan utbud och efterfrågan på industriella färdigheter. Innehållet och kvalitén av yrkesutbildningsprogrammen matchar inte näringslivets behov av kompetens. Unga nyutexaminerade får således inte jobb medan arbetsgivarna inte hittar kvalificerad personal. Det spär i sin tur på problemen med ungdomsarbetslöshet och påverkar den ekonomiska utvecklingen negativt till följd av uteblivna investeringar. LKDF 2.0 bygger på en modalitet som har visat sig vara framgångsrik vad gäller att bidra till sysselsättning bland unga genom utbildning inom industriella färdigheter, nämligen Public Private Development Partnerships, PPDPs, eller partnerskap mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn. PPDPs är ett sätt att leverera och finansiera tjänster tillhandahållna av den offentliga sektorn med ett större och bredare utvecklingsgenomslag, bygga oberoende och stärka lokala marknader. Investeringsriskerna, ansvaret och belöningarna delas mellan den offentliga sektorn, den privata sektorn och samarbetsparten. PPDPs används på områden där fattigdomsminskning inte kan uppnås om inte aktörer från näringslivet, den offentliga sektorn och utvecklingsaktörer går samman och där alla har ett gemensamt mål. För att en PPDP ska lyckas måste samarbetet bidra till positiva resultat för samtliga parter. Värdet med samarbetet eller samverkan är att den privata sektorn säkerställer att läroplaner och kurser är relevanta för industrin medan den tekniska parten, i det här fallet UNIDO, kan föra samman aktörer från det offentliga, näringslivet och utvecklingsaktörer såsom Sida. PPDPs utgör därmed en god grund för att inspirera till läroplanens ackreditering och att andra yrkesskolor strävar efter att efterlikna. LKDF 2.0 kommer att använda en marknadsansats för att bidra till systemförändring vad gäller PPDPs och den förväntade effekten är att efterfrågestyrd yrkesutbildning erbjuds och sysselsättningen ökar. Följande resultat förväntas: (1) Planer för partnerskap som överbryggar marknadsstörningen som har med kompetensglappet att göra levereras; (2) Bedömningar av marknadssystemutveckling produceras för att informera nya PPDPs; (3) Kunskap/lärdomar från PPDPs tillgängliggörs genom en utökad e-plattform och fysiska möten, och; (4) Kurs/utbildningsförslag med innovativa och framtidsorienterat innehåll utvecklas. Projektet inleds med en sex månader lång inceptionsfas under vilken ett antal strategiska dokument ska tas fram för godkännande innan den andra utbetalningen sker: ett mer utvecklat resultatramverk och förändringsteori baserad på en inkluderande system- och riskanalys och den faktiska efterfrågan från industrin; en strategi för "outreach" för att locka företag och andra aktörer att delta, inklusive andra givare, och en kommunikationsstrategi; en arbetsbeskrivning för projektets styrkommitté, och; förslag på en arbetsplan för det första året av genomförande. Dessutom ska en avdelningsövergripande arbetsgrupp etableras på UNIDO. Insatsens totala budget är 1,781,445 EUR varav UNIDO finansierar 200,000 EUR och Sida bidrar med 17 MSEK. Projektet förväntas bidra till sysselsättning och till de globala målen 4 (utbildning), 9 (innovation) och 17 (partnerskap). The development objective of LKDF 2.0 is to contribute to establishing inclusive, sustainable, and innovative market oriented vocational training systems and job creation in Africa and elsewhere in the era of digitilisation and automation by facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting a wider innovative approach for PPDPs in skills development. The proposal from UNIDO is to through an MSD diagnostic, which will take place during the inception phase, elaborate the theory of change based on a thorough analysis involving stakeholders and identify targets and indicators for measuring achievements linked to he following three strategic priority areas: i) advancing economic competitiveness, ii) creating shared prosperity, and iii) safeguarding the environment. The LKDF 2.0 will directly and indirectly provide support to governments, private sector, training institutions, students and trainees, current and future employees as well as investors to build stronger local economies, create jobs and improve working conditions. The intended end result of the intervention is to offer a strong TVET sector with increased efficiency, productivity, quality and competitiveness: students and trainees will improve their technical skills in line with market needs and will be able to apply them to find decent employments in fields linked to their improved skills. The following indicative outputs are suggested: 1. Partnerships that bridge the skills gap, a market failure, are supported; 2. Market Systems Development approach implemented in the development of new PPDPs; 3. Knowledge generated from PPDP projects is shared through an expanded e-platform and face-to-face meetings; 4. Innovation is promoted by developing future oriented training programmes. During the inception phase, a more elaborated theory of change and results' framework was developed as well as a risk analysis which also take into account the effects or possible effects of the corona pandemic on the project. Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3088000 0 0 0 0 0 3088000 3088000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3088000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt Enhanced mobilization of the private sector’s engagement, resources and capital. Stärkt mobilisering av näringslivets engagemang, resurser och kapital. Other Övrigt Strengthened development and application of innovative methods and forms of collaboration and financing that contribute to sustainable development Stärkt utveckling och tillämpning av innovativa metoder samt samverkans- och finansieringsformer som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13803 Sweden The population of Lupatatapa in the province of Kasai Oriental is very poor and suffers from malnutrition despite the area's rich natural resources, fertile land and great potential for self-sufficient agriculture. The province is rich in minerals, mainly diamonds, however this is not benefiting the local population who suffers from chronic poverty. There is also lack of knowledge of agriculture, livestock and fishing to sustain themselves. The province is characterized by poor infrastructure with non-existent roads, and an inefficient transport system which makes it difficult for small-scale farmers to transport their commodities. Catholics Relief Resources (CRS) asked Sida for a grant of SEK 55 696 948 for the current project during the period 2021-2024. The intervention is a multi-sectoral aid project that primarily aims to reintroduce sustainable agriculture to improve the income of communities in 99 villages in the territory of Lupatapata. The crops covered are maize, soya, sweet potato, moringa and poultry farming. CRS will not limit the project to agriculture but intends to adopt a holistic approach to favour positive development, social inclusion and governance with emphasis on the inclusion of women in governance and in all development activities. Sustainable agricultural production and livelihoods will lead to increased food security in the 99 villages targeted by the project. CRS will work with local non-governmental organisations to increase technical knowledge in the area, develop village cooperation in governance and connect the different groups of producers. The expected results are: - Communities will be equipped to maintain social cohesion. - Community-level governance structures will be strengthened, active and linked to government services. - Households will adopt improved nutritional practices. Communities will produce more food for consumption and sale. - Communities will mobilise resources to access nutritious food. - The 99 villages concerned will prioritise gender inclusion at community and household level. The Swedish Embassy will contribute with up to 57 716 948 SEK for the implementation of the the Tudikolela project during the period 2021-2024. Befolkningen som lever i Lupatatapa i provinsen Kasai Oriental lider av fattigdom och undernäring trots områdets rika naturtillgångar, bördiga mark och stora potential till självförsörjande jordbruk. Provinsen är rik på mineraler, främst diamanter, men paradoxalt nog lider befolkningen av kronisk fattigdom och det finns bristande kunskaper om jordbruk, boskap och fiske för att livnära sig. Provinsen kännetecknas även av dålig infrastruktur med obefintliga vägar, och ett ineffektivt transportsystem vilket gör det svårt för småskaliga jordbrukare att transportera sina råvaror. Catholics Relief Resources (CRS) bad Sida om ett bidrag på 55 696 948 SEK för aktuellt projekt under perioden 2021–2024. Interventionen är ett multisektoriellt biståndsprojekt som främst syftar till att återinföra hållbart jordbruk för att förbättra inkomsterna för samhällen i 99 byar på Lupatapatas territorium. Grödorna som omfattas är majs, soja, sötpotatis, moringa samt fjäderfäuppfödning. CRS kommer inte begränsa projektet till jordbruk, utan avser anta ett holistiskt tillvägagångssätt för att gynna till positiv utveckling, social integration och samhällsstyrning med betoning på att kvinnor inkluderas i styrelseformer samt i alla utvecklingsaktiviteter. En hållbar jordbruksproduktion och försörjning avser leda till ökad livsmedelssäkerhet i de 99 byar som projektet riktar sig till. CRS kommer att samarbeta med lokala icke-statliga organisationer för att öka de tekniska kunskaperna i området, och utveckla byarnas samarbete vad gäller styrning samt koppla samman de olika grupperna av producenter. De förväntade resultaten är: - Gemenskaperna ska bli utrustade för att upprätthålla social sammanhållning. - Styrelsestrukturer på gemenskapsnivå ska stärkas, bli aktiva och kopplade till statliga tjänster. - Hushållen ska använda förbättrade näringsmetoder. Samhällen ska producera mer mat för konsumtion och försäljning. - Gemenskaper ska mobilisera resurser för att få tillgång till näringsrik mat. - De berörda 99 byarna ska prioritera genderfrågor på samhälls- och hushållsnivå. Den totala budgeten för insatsen uppgår till maximalt 57 716 948 SEK för genomförandet av Tudikolela-projektet under perioden 2021–2024. The intervention is multi-sectorial and aim to reach 99 villages with integrated development package. The packages largely aim at reducing food insecurity from an agricultural perspective but also addresses livelihoods, nutritional needs, gender issues and social cohesion aspects. The global objective is the revival of sustainable agriculture, essential to reduce poverty, to ensure food and nutritional security for the populations of 99 villages of Lupatapata (in the Mukumbi health zone) and to generate sustainable jobs and income. More specifically, three major priority areas have been identified: Communities are equipped to maintain social cohesion. (ii) Communities adopt improved nutritional practices and produce more food for consumption and sale. (iii) 99 villages prioritize gender inclusion at community and household level. The activities (i) will help the communities to establish or reactivate their Community Animation Cell, to develop a set of key village development plans and to connect the communities to the main government services and structures. These activities will provide the foundations for villages and their members to describe and implement a shared vision for their village and establish renewed and strengthened relationships with key local government stakeholders. Households adopt improved agricultural practices to increase production. The project will support smallholder farmers in each village to organize themselves into PO (producer organisation) using training on the CRS SMART Skills curriculum.  SMART Skills teach farmers a range of skills to improve their livelihoods, including how to organize into groups, use natural resources sustainably, market produce profitably, manage finances, and save money and organize credit, all while identifying, testing and adopting innovations. SMART Skills enables farmers to make the most of their resources and to prepare for recurrent shocks and chronic stresses. The SMART curriculum is skills-based and organizes these topics under five key skills: (Group management/organization, Natural Resource Management, Finance, Marketing, Innovation). Communities promote gender inclusion in governance activities:  CRS will seek greater female participation across SO1 activities by including the training of “Gender Champions” to act as community-level advocates for increased awareness of issues relating to gender equality. The 198 Gender Champions - a man and woman nominated by each of the 99 target villages’ CAC in consultation with the village chief - will participate in a three-day training in Mbuji Mayi on topics including SGBV prevention, the importance of joint decision making among couples, changing norms around child and forced marriage, among other topics identified during the gender analysis included in the baseline assessement. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Rural development Multisector aid Other Multisector The Tudikolela project (We Are Capable in English), implemented from 2021 to 2024 by Catholic Relief Services (CRS) in consortium with local organizations, Caritas Développement Mbujimayi, and REFED, was deployed in the Lupatapata territory (KasaiOriental province). This multisectoral initiative reached more than 93,000 direct and indirect beneficiaries, representing 17,615 households across 99 villages. The originality of this intervention lies in its ability to address food insecurity not as a simple agricultural production issue, but as a systemic challenge where social cohesion, village economies, and gender equality are interconnected to build sustainable resilience. The project was highly praised by Sweden, both by the local population and provincial authorities, for the results it generated and the positive change it brought to the area. Key results achieved: 99 villages in the Mukumbi health zone are implementing community development initiatives and are equipped to maintain social cohesion. Thanks to invaluable support from Sweden, a transformative path has emerged in the heart of these 99 villages. All 99 targeted villages benefited from comprehensive support, structured around conflict management training and social cohesion workshops. Peace clubs were established to restore dialogue, while the participatory development of multisectoral Local Development Plans (LDPs) empowered residents to plan their future. On the ground, the pride of the village chiefs was palpable as they presented these plans, developed in close collaboration with the Regional Health Council (CRS). This inclusive approach, commended by Sweden, places the population at the center of identifying its own needs. Such commitment from traditional leaders ensures strong local ownership, an essential guarantee of the sustainability of these initiatives. The most significant impact of this dynamic lie in the resolution of a long standing conflict. The tensions that had existed between the Bakua Mpuka 2 and Bajila Kasanga 2 groups (Eastern Kasai) and those of Bena Dilungi and Bakua Mfika (Central Kasai) were eased thanks to peace clubs. Successive dialogues facilitated by the CRS (Center for Peace and Reconciliation) mobilized provincial authorities, allowing for a shared understanding of the issues and the development of a consensus. On the ground, progress is tangible: an end to harassment related to customary land rights, arbitration by the authorities for a final decision, and a resumption of fluid communication between the chiefs. The culmination of this process took place at Lake Munkamba, where the chiefs of the opposing groups warmly shook hands at the conclusion of the discussions, thus sealing a strong signal of lasting peace. Faced with the lack of formal banking institutions, a common situation in rural areas, the Tudikolela project structured farmers into solidarity based self-savings groups, known as SILC groups. Each week, members purchase shares, which then feed into a self-managed internal credit fund. To strengthen this model, permaculture gardens were integrated around the farms, while the producers unexpectedly initiated the reforestation of over 240,000 fast-growing seedlings. This initiative, praised by the Swedish Embassy, retains water in the soil and helps farmers adapt to the effects of climate change, such as extreme heat and disrupted seasons. Thanks to this dynamic, the 299 savings communities have mobilized over USD 140,000 in credit, promoting crucial financial inclusion. The beneficiaries used these funds to launch small income-generating activities, such as small pharmacies or the sale of necessities, corn, charcoal, and seeds. During embassy field visits, the men and women involved in the project demonstrated their ability to finance their children's education and provide for their families. To protect these gains from financial tensions, 792 members of the management committees were trained in resolving financial conflicts, thus securing the funds and preventing household depletion through an emergency social fund. To crown these efforts, community celebrations were organized under the leadership of Community Animation Cells. Highly praised by the population, village chiefs, and Sweden, these celebrations included open mic sessions, music, and plays raising awareness about peace, social cohesion, and the fight against sexual and gender-based violence, thereby strengthening community unity. Ninetynine villages in the Mukumbi health zone are taking steps to improve their food and nutritional security. Eastern Kasai is experiencing a multidimensional crisis where food insecurity and chronic malnutrition are exacerbated by fragile local governance and recurring land disputes over natural resources. Although small-scale agriculture and mining dictate the region's economic rhythm, their structural weaknesses fail to stem mass unemployment, perpetuating widespread poverty. At the heart of this system, women carry out a large share of agricultural activities but remain marginalized from decision-making and control over the financial benefits of their own labor. Faced with these challenges, Sweden's decision to collaborate in a consortium with local actors proves particularly relevant for ensuring the sustainability of interventions. Catholic Relief Services' (CRS) approach aligns perfectly with the Swedish strategy by operating at the intersection of humanitarian emergency response, long-term development, and peacebuilding, while prioritizing the strengthening of market systems. This strategic synergy has enabled CRS to generate concrete results that have been praised by Sweden. In the agricultural sector, the project has facilitated the training of seed multipliers to boost the production of maize, soybeans, cowpeas, and cassava. Simultaneously, the local community network has been strengthened through the structuring and SMART training of 198 producer organizations, directly impacting 4,950 farmers, the majority of whom are women (2,910 women to 2,040 men), supported by 198 agricultural leaders. To respond adaptively and immediately to the heat waves experienced by the communities, a reforestation initiative, not included in the project's initial plan, was successfully implemented. The planting of over 240,000 fastgrowing trees has thus enabled the restoration of forest cover and optimized water retention directly in cultivated plots. The project has undergone a significant nutritional transformation. Driven by the momentum of Tudikolela, the CRS, and their partners, the Community-Based Nutrition (CBN) approach has been successfully implemented in 99 health centers. This innovative, multisectoral model unites agriculture, health, and education around a rigorous sevenstep program, supported by intensive training for health workers. On the ground, mobilization has scaled up considerably. The community network has grown significantly, from 99 to 402 liaison officers, which now allows for monthly monitoring and awarenessraising of each household. Dr. Danny, the project coordinator, explains, At first, families were hesitant to change their habits. But by coming every month, explaining the importance of exclusive breastfeeding, and showing how to enrich the diets of children and mothers with whole, locally sourced, four-star products, trust was established. Afterward, the mothers and young mothers eagerly awaited the liaison officers. The results of these efforts are concretely measured through a largescale screening campaign targeting nearly 21,000 vulnerable women and children. Thanks to these actions, the proportion of nutritionally healthy children under five has progressed encouragingly, climbing from 76% in 2022 to 80.5% in 2023. Dr. Danny, the project coordinator, summarizes the situation: The numbers are improving, and this proves that our multisectoral methodology is working. But we cannot declare victory. As long as global food insecurity persists and we lack readily available therapeutic treatments for severe cases, our fight will remain unfinished. We must scale up aid. Finally, the success of these interventions relies on strong integration within state institutions, the governorate, and technical services and ministries, particularly Agriculture, Fisheries and Livestock, Rural Development, Health, Social Affairs, Planning, and Gender Equality. This close institutional collaboration has fostered a positive dynamic for improving local governance, while consolidating the project's lasting impact on food security and nutrition. In conclusion, the project has revitalized agriculture and strengthened peace through savings groups (SILC). It has transformed society by promoting gender equality and women's leadership, exceeding the objectives of SDG 5 through shared management of resources and households. The future of the project depends on sustaining these achievements after the donors' departure. Major challenges include a lack of infrastructure to evacuate the crops, the risk of overwork for women, and cultural resistance to this rapid social change No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13803-13803A0102 Sweden The population of Lupatatapa in the province of Kasai Oriental is very poor and suffers from malnutrition despite the area's rich natural resources, fertile land and great potential for self-sufficient agriculture. The province is rich in minerals, mainly diamonds, however this is not benefiting the local population who suffers from chronic poverty. There is also lack of knowledge of agriculture, livestock and fishing to sustain themselves. The province is characterized by poor infrastructure with non-existent roads, and an inefficient transport system which makes it difficult for small-scale farmers to transport their commodities. Catholics Relief Resources (CRS) asked Sida for a grant of SEK 55 696 948 for the current project during the period 2021-2024. The intervention is a multi-sectoral aid project that primarily aims to reintroduce sustainable agriculture to improve the income of communities in 99 villages in the territory of Lupatapata. The crops covered are maize, soya, sweet potato, moringa and poultry farming. CRS will not limit the project to agriculture but intends to adopt a holistic approach to favour positive development, social inclusion and governance with emphasis on the inclusion of women in governance and in all development activities. Sustainable agricultural production and livelihoods will lead to increased food security in the 99 villages targeted by the project. CRS will work with local non-governmental organisations to increase technical knowledge in the area, develop village cooperation in governance and connect the different groups of producers. The expected results are: - Communities will be equipped to maintain social cohesion. - Community-level governance structures will be strengthened, active and linked to government services. - Households will adopt improved nutritional practices. Communities will produce more food for consumption and sale. - Communities will mobilise resources to access nutritious food. - The 99 villages concerned will prioritise gender inclusion at community and household level. The Swedish Embassy will contribute with up to 57 716 948 SEK for the implementation of the the Tudikolela project during the period 2021-2024. Befolkningen som lever i Lupatatapa i provinsen Kasai Oriental lider av fattigdom och undernäring trots områdets rika naturtillgångar, bördiga mark och stora potential till självförsörjande jordbruk. Provinsen är rik på mineraler, främst diamanter, men paradoxalt nog lider befolkningen av kronisk fattigdom och det finns bristande kunskaper om jordbruk, boskap och fiske för att livnära sig. Provinsen kännetecknas även av dålig infrastruktur med obefintliga vägar, och ett ineffektivt transportsystem vilket gör det svårt för småskaliga jordbrukare att transportera sina råvaror. Catholics Relief Resources (CRS) bad Sida om ett bidrag på 55 696 948 SEK för aktuellt projekt under perioden 2021–2024. Interventionen är ett multisektoriellt biståndsprojekt som främst syftar till att återinföra hållbart jordbruk för att förbättra inkomsterna för samhällen i 99 byar på Lupatapatas territorium. Grödorna som omfattas är majs, soja, sötpotatis, moringa samt fjäderfäuppfödning. CRS kommer inte begränsa projektet till jordbruk, utan avser anta ett holistiskt tillvägagångssätt för att gynna till positiv utveckling, social integration och samhällsstyrning med betoning på att kvinnor inkluderas i styrelseformer samt i alla utvecklingsaktiviteter. En hållbar jordbruksproduktion och försörjning avser leda till ökad livsmedelssäkerhet i de 99 byar som projektet riktar sig till. CRS kommer att samarbeta med lokala icke-statliga organisationer för att öka de tekniska kunskaperna i området, och utveckla byarnas samarbete vad gäller styrning samt koppla samman de olika grupperna av producenter. De förväntade resultaten är: - Gemenskaperna ska bli utrustade för att upprätthålla social sammanhållning. - Styrelsestrukturer på gemenskapsnivå ska stärkas, bli aktiva och kopplade till statliga tjänster. - Hushållen ska använda förbättrade näringsmetoder. Samhällen ska producera mer mat för konsumtion och försäljning. - Gemenskaper ska mobilisera resurser för att få tillgång till näringsrik mat. - De berörda 99 byarna ska prioritera genderfrågor på samhälls- och hushållsnivå. Den totala budgeten för insatsen uppgår till maximalt 57 716 948 SEK för genomförandet av Tudikolela-projektet under perioden 2021–2024. The intervention is multi-sectorial and aim to reach 99 villages with integrated development package. The packages largely aim at reducing food insecurity from an agricultural perspective but also addresses livelihoods, nutritional needs, gender issues and social cohesion aspects. The global objective is the revival of sustainable agriculture, essential to reduce poverty, to ensure food and nutritional security for the populations of 99 villages of Lupatapata (in the Mukumbi health zone) and to generate sustainable jobs and income. More specifically, three major priority areas have been identified: Communities are equipped to maintain social cohesion. (ii) Communities adopt improved nutritional practices and produce more food for consumption and sale. (iii) 99 villages prioritize gender inclusion at community and household level. The activities (i) will help the communities to establish or reactivate their Community Animation Cell, to develop a set of key village development plans and to connect the communities to the main government services and structures. These activities will provide the foundations for villages and their members to describe and implement a shared vision for their village and establish renewed and strengthened relationships with key local government stakeholders. Households adopt improved agricultural practices to increase production. The project will support smallholder farmers in each village to organize themselves into PO (producer organisation) using training on the CRS SMART Skills curriculum.  SMART Skills teach farmers a range of skills to improve their livelihoods, including how to organize into groups, use natural resources sustainably, market produce profitably, manage finances, and save money and organize credit, all while identifying, testing and adopting innovations. SMART Skills enables farmers to make the most of their resources and to prepare for recurrent shocks and chronic stresses. The SMART curriculum is skills-based and organizes these topics under five key skills: (Group management/organization, Natural Resource Management, Finance, Marketing, Innovation). Communities promote gender inclusion in governance activities:  CRS will seek greater female participation across SO1 activities by including the training of “Gender Champions” to act as community-level advocates for increased awareness of issues relating to gender equality. The 198 Gender Champions - a man and woman nominated by each of the 99 target villages’ CAC in consultation with the village chief - will participate in a three-day training in Mbuji Mayi on topics including SGBV prevention, the importance of joint decision making among couples, changing norms around child and forced marriage, among other topics identified during the gender analysis included in the baseline assessement. Sweden CRS/Catholic Relief Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CRS/Catholic Relief Services 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 12000000 31696948 0 11000000 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000001 0 0 0 0 12000000 10696948 0 0 0 0 9999999.9999999981 12000000 0 0 55696948 CRS/Catholic Relief Services 12000000 CRS/Catholic Relief Services 12000000 CRS/Catholic Relief Services 11000000 CRS/Catholic Relief Services 10696948 CRS/Catholic Relief Services 10000000 CRS/Catholic Relief Services DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Sustainable and resilient agriculture with a focus on increased food security and livelihood Ett hållbart och motståndskraftigt lantbruk med fokus på förbättrad livsmedelstrygghet och försörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13803-13803A0103 Sweden The population of Lupatatapa in the province of Kasai Oriental is very poor and suffers from malnutrition despite the area's rich natural resources, fertile land and great potential for self-sufficient agriculture. The province is rich in minerals, mainly diamonds, however this is not benefiting the local population who suffers from chronic poverty. There is also lack of knowledge of agriculture, livestock and fishing to sustain themselves. The province is characterized by poor infrastructure with non-existent roads, and an inefficient transport system which makes it difficult for small-scale farmers to transport their commodities. Catholics Relief Resources (CRS) asked Sida for a grant of SEK 55 696 948 for the current project during the period 2021-2024. The intervention is a multi-sectoral aid project that primarily aims to reintroduce sustainable agriculture to improve the income of communities in 99 villages in the territory of Lupatapata. The crops covered are maize, soya, sweet potato, moringa and poultry farming. CRS will not limit the project to agriculture but intends to adopt a holistic approach to favour positive development, social inclusion and governance with emphasis on the inclusion of women in governance and in all development activities. Sustainable agricultural production and livelihoods will lead to increased food security in the 99 villages targeted by the project. CRS will work with local non-governmental organisations to increase technical knowledge in the area, develop village cooperation in governance and connect the different groups of producers. The expected results are: - Communities will be equipped to maintain social cohesion. - Community-level governance structures will be strengthened, active and linked to government services. - Households will adopt improved nutritional practices. Communities will produce more food for consumption and sale. - Communities will mobilise resources to access nutritious food. - The 99 villages concerned will prioritise gender inclusion at community and household level. The Swedish Embassy will contribute with up to 57 716 948 SEK for the implementation of the the Tudikolela project during the period 2021-2024. Befolkningen som lever i Lupatatapa i provinsen Kasai Oriental lider av fattigdom och undernäring trots områdets rika naturtillgångar, bördiga mark och stora potential till självförsörjande jordbruk. Provinsen är rik på mineraler, främst diamanter, men paradoxalt nog lider befolkningen av kronisk fattigdom och det finns bristande kunskaper om jordbruk, boskap och fiske för att livnära sig. Provinsen kännetecknas även av dålig infrastruktur med obefintliga vägar, och ett ineffektivt transportsystem vilket gör det svårt för småskaliga jordbrukare att transportera sina råvaror. Catholics Relief Resources (CRS) bad Sida om ett bidrag på 55 696 948 SEK för aktuellt projekt under perioden 2021–2024. Interventionen är ett multisektoriellt biståndsprojekt som främst syftar till att återinföra hållbart jordbruk för att förbättra inkomsterna för samhällen i 99 byar på Lupatapatas territorium. Grödorna som omfattas är majs, soja, sötpotatis, moringa samt fjäderfäuppfödning. CRS kommer inte begränsa projektet till jordbruk, utan avser anta ett holistiskt tillvägagångssätt för att gynna till positiv utveckling, social integration och samhällsstyrning med betoning på att kvinnor inkluderas i styrelseformer samt i alla utvecklingsaktiviteter. En hållbar jordbruksproduktion och försörjning avser leda till ökad livsmedelssäkerhet i de 99 byar som projektet riktar sig till. CRS kommer att samarbeta med lokala icke-statliga organisationer för att öka de tekniska kunskaperna i området, och utveckla byarnas samarbete vad gäller styrning samt koppla samman de olika grupperna av producenter. De förväntade resultaten är: - Gemenskaperna ska bli utrustade för att upprätthålla social sammanhållning. - Styrelsestrukturer på gemenskapsnivå ska stärkas, bli aktiva och kopplade till statliga tjänster. - Hushållen ska använda förbättrade näringsmetoder. Samhällen ska producera mer mat för konsumtion och försäljning. - Gemenskaper ska mobilisera resurser för att få tillgång till näringsrik mat. - De berörda 99 byarna ska prioritera genderfrågor på samhälls- och hushållsnivå. Den totala budgeten för insatsen uppgår till maximalt 57 716 948 SEK för genomförandet av Tudikolela-projektet under perioden 2021–2024. The intervention is multi-sectorial and aim to reach 99 villages with integrated development package. The packages largely aim at reducing food insecurity from an agricultural perspective but also addresses livelihoods, nutritional needs, gender issues and social cohesion aspects. The global objective is the revival of sustainable agriculture, essential to reduce poverty, to ensure food and nutritional security for the populations of 99 villages of Lupatapata (in the Mukumbi health zone) and to generate sustainable jobs and income. More specifically, three major priority areas have been identified: Communities are equipped to maintain social cohesion. (ii) Communities adopt improved nutritional practices and produce more food for consumption and sale. (iii) 99 villages prioritize gender inclusion at community and household level. The activities (i) will help the communities to establish or reactivate their Community Animation Cell, to develop a set of key village development plans and to connect the communities to the main government services and structures. These activities will provide the foundations for villages and their members to describe and implement a shared vision for their village and establish renewed and strengthened relationships with key local government stakeholders. Households adopt improved agricultural practices to increase production. The project will support smallholder farmers in each village to organize themselves into PO (producer organisation) using training on the CRS SMART Skills curriculum.  SMART Skills teach farmers a range of skills to improve their livelihoods, including how to organize into groups, use natural resources sustainably, market produce profitably, manage finances, and save money and organize credit, all while identifying, testing and adopting innovations. SMART Skills enables farmers to make the most of their resources and to prepare for recurrent shocks and chronic stresses. The SMART curriculum is skills-based and organizes these topics under five key skills: (Group management/organization, Natural Resource Management, Finance, Marketing, Innovation). Communities promote gender inclusion in governance activities:  CRS will seek greater female participation across SO1 activities by including the training of “Gender Champions” to act as community-level advocates for increased awareness of issues relating to gender equality. The 198 Gender Champions - a man and woman nominated by each of the 99 target villages’ CAC in consultation with the village chief - will participate in a three-day training in Mbuji Mayi on topics including SGBV prevention, the importance of joint decision making among couples, changing norms around child and forced marriage, among other topics identified during the gender analysis included in the baseline assessement. Sweden CRS/Catholic Relief Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CRS/Catholic Relief Services 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2020000 0 0 0 0 2020000 2020000 CRS/Catholic Relief Services 2020000 CRS/Catholic Relief Services DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13803-13803A0104 Sweden The population of Lupatatapa in the province of Kasai Oriental is very poor and suffers from malnutrition despite the area's rich natural resources, fertile land and great potential for self-sufficient agriculture. The province is rich in minerals, mainly diamonds, however this is not benefiting the local population who suffers from chronic poverty. There is also lack of knowledge of agriculture, livestock and fishing to sustain themselves. The province is characterized by poor infrastructure with non-existent roads, and an inefficient transport system which makes it difficult for small-scale farmers to transport their commodities. Catholics Relief Resources (CRS) asked Sida for a grant of SEK 55 696 948 for the current project during the period 2021-2024. The intervention is a multi-sectoral aid project that primarily aims to reintroduce sustainable agriculture to improve the income of communities in 99 villages in the territory of Lupatapata. The crops covered are maize, soya, sweet potato, moringa and poultry farming. CRS will not limit the project to agriculture but intends to adopt a holistic approach to favour positive development, social inclusion and governance with emphasis on the inclusion of women in governance and in all development activities. Sustainable agricultural production and livelihoods will lead to increased food security in the 99 villages targeted by the project. CRS will work with local non-governmental organisations to increase technical knowledge in the area, develop village cooperation in governance and connect the different groups of producers. The expected results are: - Communities will be equipped to maintain social cohesion. - Community-level governance structures will be strengthened, active and linked to government services. - Households will adopt improved nutritional practices. Communities will produce more food for consumption and sale. - Communities will mobilise resources to access nutritious food. - The 99 villages concerned will prioritise gender inclusion at community and household level. The Swedish Embassy will contribute with up to 57 716 948 SEK for the implementation of the the Tudikolela project during the period 2021-2024. Befolkningen som lever i Lupatatapa i provinsen Kasai Oriental lider av fattigdom och undernäring trots områdets rika naturtillgångar, bördiga mark och stora potential till självförsörjande jordbruk. Provinsen är rik på mineraler, främst diamanter, men paradoxalt nog lider befolkningen av kronisk fattigdom och det finns bristande kunskaper om jordbruk, boskap och fiske för att livnära sig. Provinsen kännetecknas även av dålig infrastruktur med obefintliga vägar, och ett ineffektivt transportsystem vilket gör det svårt för småskaliga jordbrukare att transportera sina råvaror. Catholics Relief Resources (CRS) bad Sida om ett bidrag på 55 696 948 SEK för aktuellt projekt under perioden 2021–2024. Interventionen är ett multisektoriellt biståndsprojekt som främst syftar till att återinföra hållbart jordbruk för att förbättra inkomsterna för samhällen i 99 byar på Lupatapatas territorium. Grödorna som omfattas är majs, soja, sötpotatis, moringa samt fjäderfäuppfödning. CRS kommer inte begränsa projektet till jordbruk, utan avser anta ett holistiskt tillvägagångssätt för att gynna till positiv utveckling, social integration och samhällsstyrning med betoning på att kvinnor inkluderas i styrelseformer samt i alla utvecklingsaktiviteter. En hållbar jordbruksproduktion och försörjning avser leda till ökad livsmedelssäkerhet i de 99 byar som projektet riktar sig till. CRS kommer att samarbeta med lokala icke-statliga organisationer för att öka de tekniska kunskaperna i området, och utveckla byarnas samarbete vad gäller styrning samt koppla samman de olika grupperna av producenter. De förväntade resultaten är: - Gemenskaperna ska bli utrustade för att upprätthålla social sammanhållning. - Styrelsestrukturer på gemenskapsnivå ska stärkas, bli aktiva och kopplade till statliga tjänster. - Hushållen ska använda förbättrade näringsmetoder. Samhällen ska producera mer mat för konsumtion och försäljning. - Gemenskaper ska mobilisera resurser för att få tillgång till näringsrik mat. - De berörda 99 byarna ska prioritera genderfrågor på samhälls- och hushållsnivå. Den totala budgeten för insatsen uppgår till maximalt 57 716 948 SEK för genomförandet av Tudikolela-projektet under perioden 2021–2024. The intervention is multi-sectorial and aim to reach 99 villages with integrated development package. The packages largely aim at reducing food insecurity from an agricultural perspective but also addresses livelihoods, nutritional needs, gender issues and social cohesion aspects. The global objective is the revival of sustainable agriculture, essential to reduce poverty, to ensure food and nutritional security for the populations of 99 villages of Lupatapata (in the Mukumbi health zone) and to generate sustainable jobs and income. More specifically, three major priority areas have been identified: Communities are equipped to maintain social cohesion. (ii) Communities adopt improved nutritional practices and produce more food for consumption and sale. (iii) 99 villages prioritize gender inclusion at community and household level. The activities (i) will help the communities to establish or reactivate their Community Animation Cell, to develop a set of key village development plans and to connect the communities to the main government services and structures. These activities will provide the foundations for villages and their members to describe and implement a shared vision for their village and establish renewed and strengthened relationships with key local government stakeholders. Households adopt improved agricultural practices to increase production. The project will support smallholder farmers in each village to organize themselves into PO (producer organisation) using training on the CRS SMART Skills curriculum.  SMART Skills teach farmers a range of skills to improve their livelihoods, including how to organize into groups, use natural resources sustainably, market produce profitably, manage finances, and save money and organize credit, all while identifying, testing and adopting innovations. SMART Skills enables farmers to make the most of their resources and to prepare for recurrent shocks and chronic stresses. The SMART curriculum is skills-based and organizes these topics under five key skills: (Group management/organization, Natural Resource Management, Finance, Marketing, Innovation). Communities promote gender inclusion in governance activities:  CRS will seek greater female participation across SO1 activities by including the training of “Gender Champions” to act as community-level advocates for increased awareness of issues relating to gender equality. The 198 Gender Champions - a man and woman nominated by each of the 99 target villages’ CAC in consultation with the village chief - will participate in a three-day training in Mbuji Mayi on topics including SGBV prevention, the importance of joint decision making among couples, changing norms around child and forced marriage, among other topics identified during the gender analysis included in the baseline assessement. Sweden CRS/Catholic Relief Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CRS/Catholic Relief Services 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1200000 0 0 0 0 0 1200000 1200000 CRS/Catholic Relief Services 1200000 CRS/Catholic Relief Services DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13907 Sweden The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (CHD) was established in 2000 and is one of the world's leading mediation organisations with 55 projects in over 40 countries/conflict contexts. Mediation and peacemaking efforts are very delicate and difficult, they often take place in hostile environments and are most commonly very political. Sida assesses that HD is a partner with recognized capacity in the field of mediation and that the proposed programme would make a valuable contribution to mediation and peacemaking and to the flexibility of our current Strategy for Sustainable Peace This new phase will include thematic support to; 1. Environmental peacemaking 2. Gender-responsive and inclusive peacemaking 3. Digital conflict mediation The geographic support will include support to dialogue in; Togo, South Sudan, Kosovo-Serbia and a flexible envelope. The set up will continue to be of a flexible nature. Meaning that the programme document sets the broader framework of the thematic focus and also the geographic focus intended but certainly the geographic focus will be dynamic given the importance to seize opportunities of political momentum in one context which can not be foreseen in advance. And then to move resources and attention there from more frozen conflicts/political stalemates. But also to enter rapidly into and test frontline thematics as they occur. As such, it is also then a very innovative support. The amount provided will be a total of 55 million SEK over 3 years. CHD har haft kärnstöd från svenska UD sedan dess bildande år 2000. Sida har genom enheten för fred och mänsklig säkerhet haft stöd till CHD sedan våren 2017, initialt genom ett enstaka projekt kring Rohingya-krisen och sedan våren 2019 genom ett breddat samarbete både geografiskt och tematiskt. Sida har från sina tidigare stöd mycket positiva erfarenheter av att stödja CHD:s arbete och en god dialog upparbetad. CHD har kunnat leverera goda resultat även under besvärliga förutsättningar. Det föreslagna programmet "CHD Mediation Initiative" bedöms av Sida som relevant och insatsen kommer att bidra till genomförandet av strategin Hållbar fred 2017 - 2022 och dess mål: -Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser -Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet -Stärkt deltagande av kvinnor och av unga samt andra nyckelaktörer i avgörande skeden av nationella och lokala dialog- och fredsprocesser och försoning Det föreslagna programmet kommer att utöka det tematiska inslaget på tre fronter, jämställdhet, digitala konflikter och miljömässigt fredsskapande. Det kommer också att innehålla geografiskt projektstöd till medling Bangladesh-Myanmar, Togo, Sydsudan och Kosovo-Serbien samt en flexibel del för snabbt uppkomna kriser och möjligheter. Denna flexibla del kommer att stämmas av med Sida inför varje gång innan den initieras. Stödet blir treårigt med en total volym av 55 MSEK. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Myanmar Togo Ukraine Europe, regional Developing countries, unspecified Far East Asia, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security SE-0-SE-6-13907-13907A0101 Sweden The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (CHD) was established in 2000 and is one of the world's leading mediation organisations with 55 projects in over 40 countries/conflict contexts. Mediation and peacemaking efforts are very delicate and difficult, they often take place in hostile environments and are most commonly very political. Sida assesses that HD is a partner with recognized capacity in the field of mediation and that the proposed programme would make a valuable contribution to mediation and peacemaking and to the flexibility of our current Strategy for Sustainable Peace This new phase will include thematic support to; 1. Environmental peacemaking 2. Gender-responsive and inclusive peacemaking 3. Digital conflict mediation The geographic support will include support to dialogue in; Togo, South Sudan, Kosovo-Serbia and a flexible envelope. The set up will continue to be of a flexible nature. Meaning that the programme document sets the broader framework of the thematic focus and also the geographic focus intended but certainly the geographic focus will be dynamic given the importance to seize opportunities of political momentum in one context which can not be foreseen in advance. And then to move resources and attention there from more frozen conflicts/political stalemates. But also to enter rapidly into and test frontline thematics as they occur. As such, it is also then a very innovative support. The amount provided will be a total of 55 million SEK over 3 years. CHD har haft kärnstöd från svenska UD sedan dess bildande år 2000. Sida har genom enheten för fred och mänsklig säkerhet haft stöd till CHD sedan våren 2017, initialt genom ett enstaka projekt kring Rohingya-krisen och sedan våren 2019 genom ett breddat samarbete både geografiskt och tematiskt. Sida har från sina tidigare stöd mycket positiva erfarenheter av att stödja CHD:s arbete och en god dialog upparbetad. CHD har kunnat leverera goda resultat även under besvärliga förutsättningar. Det föreslagna programmet "CHD Mediation Initiative" bedöms av Sida som relevant och insatsen kommer att bidra till genomförandet av strategin Hållbar fred 2017 - 2022 och dess mål: -Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser -Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet -Stärkt deltagande av kvinnor och av unga samt andra nyckelaktörer i avgörande skeden av nationella och lokala dialog- och fredsprocesser och försoning Det föreslagna programmet kommer att utöka det tematiska inslaget på tre fronter, jämställdhet, digitala konflikter och miljömässigt fredsskapande. Det kommer också att innehålla geografiskt projektstöd till medling Bangladesh-Myanmar, Togo, Sydsudan och Kosovo-Serbien samt en flexibel del för snabbt uppkomna kriser och möjligheter. Denna flexibla del kommer att stämmas av med Sida inför varje gång innan den initieras. Stödet blir treårigt med en total volym av 55 MSEK. Sweden CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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Mediation and peacemaking efforts are very delicate and difficult, they often take place in hostile environments and are most commonly very political. Sida assesses that HD is a partner with recognized capacity in the field of mediation and that the proposed programme would make a valuable contribution to mediation and peacemaking and to the flexibility of our current Strategy for Sustainable Peace This new phase will include thematic support to; 1. Environmental peacemaking 2. Gender-responsive and inclusive peacemaking 3. Digital conflict mediation The geographic support will include support to dialogue in; Togo, South Sudan, Kosovo-Serbia and a flexible envelope. The set up will continue to be of a flexible nature. Meaning that the programme document sets the broader framework of the thematic focus and also the geographic focus intended but certainly the geographic focus will be dynamic given the importance to seize opportunities of political momentum in one context which can not be foreseen in advance. And then to move resources and attention there from more frozen conflicts/political stalemates. But also to enter rapidly into and test frontline thematics as they occur. As such, it is also then a very innovative support. The amount provided will be a total of 55 million SEK over 3 years. CHD har haft kärnstöd från svenska UD sedan dess bildande år 2000. Sida har genom enheten för fred och mänsklig säkerhet haft stöd till CHD sedan våren 2017, initialt genom ett enstaka projekt kring Rohingya-krisen och sedan våren 2019 genom ett breddat samarbete både geografiskt och tematiskt. Sida har från sina tidigare stöd mycket positiva erfarenheter av att stödja CHD:s arbete och en god dialog upparbetad. CHD har kunnat leverera goda resultat även under besvärliga förutsättningar. Det föreslagna programmet "CHD Mediation Initiative" bedöms av Sida som relevant och insatsen kommer att bidra till genomförandet av strategin Hållbar fred 2017 - 2022 och dess mål: -Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser -Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet -Stärkt deltagande av kvinnor och av unga samt andra nyckelaktörer i avgörande skeden av nationella och lokala dialog- och fredsprocesser och försoning Det föreslagna programmet kommer att utöka det tematiska inslaget på tre fronter, jämställdhet, digitala konflikter och miljömässigt fredsskapande. Det kommer också att innehålla geografiskt projektstöd till medling Bangladesh-Myanmar, Togo, Sydsudan och Kosovo-Serbien samt en flexibel del för snabbt uppkomna kriser och möjligheter. Denna flexibla del kommer att stämmas av med Sida inför varje gång innan den initieras. Stödet blir treårigt med en total volym av 55 MSEK. Sweden CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13907-13907A0103 Sweden The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (CHD) was established in 2000 and is one of the world's leading mediation organisations with 55 projects in over 40 countries/conflict contexts. Mediation and peacemaking efforts are very delicate and difficult, they often take place in hostile environments and are most commonly very political. Sida assesses that HD is a partner with recognized capacity in the field of mediation and that the proposed programme would make a valuable contribution to mediation and peacemaking and to the flexibility of our current Strategy for Sustainable Peace This new phase will include thematic support to; 1. Environmental peacemaking 2. Gender-responsive and inclusive peacemaking 3. Digital conflict mediation The geographic support will include support to dialogue in; Togo, South Sudan, Kosovo-Serbia and a flexible envelope. The set up will continue to be of a flexible nature. Meaning that the programme document sets the broader framework of the thematic focus and also the geographic focus intended but certainly the geographic focus will be dynamic given the importance to seize opportunities of political momentum in one context which can not be foreseen in advance. And then to move resources and attention there from more frozen conflicts/political stalemates. But also to enter rapidly into and test frontline thematics as they occur. As such, it is also then a very innovative support. The amount provided will be a total of 55 million SEK over 3 years. CHD har haft kärnstöd från svenska UD sedan dess bildande år 2000. Sida har genom enheten för fred och mänsklig säkerhet haft stöd till CHD sedan våren 2017, initialt genom ett enstaka projekt kring Rohingya-krisen och sedan våren 2019 genom ett breddat samarbete både geografiskt och tematiskt. Sida har från sina tidigare stöd mycket positiva erfarenheter av att stödja CHD:s arbete och en god dialog upparbetad. CHD har kunnat leverera goda resultat även under besvärliga förutsättningar. Det föreslagna programmet "CHD Mediation Initiative" bedöms av Sida som relevant och insatsen kommer att bidra till genomförandet av strategin Hållbar fred 2017 - 2022 och dess mål: -Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser -Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet -Stärkt deltagande av kvinnor och av unga samt andra nyckelaktörer i avgörande skeden av nationella och lokala dialog- och fredsprocesser och försoning Det föreslagna programmet kommer att utöka det tematiska inslaget på tre fronter, jämställdhet, digitala konflikter och miljömässigt fredsskapande. Det kommer också att innehålla geografiskt projektstöd till medling Bangladesh-Myanmar, Togo, Sydsudan och Kosovo-Serbien samt en flexibel del för snabbt uppkomna kriser och möjligheter. Denna flexibla del kommer att stämmas av med Sida inför varje gång innan den initieras. Stödet blir treårigt med en total volym av 55 MSEK. Sweden CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 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Skydd från våld för civila med särskilt fokus på sexuellt våld och skydd av barn, samt ökade förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande för konfliktrelaterat våld. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Conflict prevention and stabilisation in fragile and conflict-affected areas, including initiatives for mine clearance, demobilisation and reduced proliferation of small arms and light weapons, and other measures to enhance conditions for return to conflict-affected areas. Konfliktförebyggande och stabilisering i bräckliga och konfliktdrabbade områden, inklusive insatser för minröjning, demobilisering och minskad spridning av små och lätta vapen, och andra åtgärder för stärkta förutsättningar för återvändande till konfliktdrabbade områden. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Inclusive peace processes and local ownership of national and regional peace efforts, with a focus on gender equality and the participation of women and youth. Inkluderande fredsprocesser och lokalt ägarskap i nationella och regionala fredsansträngningar med fokus på jämställdhet och kvinnors och ungas deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13932 Sweden The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change. In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine. Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities. Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action. The project will operate on a budget of up to 5 MSEK and be conducted over a 15-month period. Det långsiktiga målet för projektet "INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine's Reform Agenda" som föreslås av WWF CEE och WWF Ukraine är att uppnå integrering av klimat i Ukrainas politiska reformagenda genom att bidra till ökad kunskap och stöd från olika intressenter. WWF avser även att stödja kapacitetsutveckling. Projektet kommer genom samarbete med offentliga och privata aktörer att möjliggöra klimatanpassning och begränsning av klimatförändringar, t ex att återställa våtmarker för att kunna hantera översvämningar och torka eller att öka skogens motståndskraft. Resultatet blir en minskning av landets koldioxidutsläpp och ett mer motståndskraftigt samhälle och ekonomi som i mindre grad påverkas av de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Projektet förväntas uppnå följande resultat: Resultat 1: Intressenter vägleds av en gemensam integrerad vision för ett klimatsmart Ukraina. Resultat 2: Rekommendationer för att integrera ekosystemsbaserad anpassning i olika politiska sektorer (skog, vattenförvaltning, jordbruk) har stöd av viktiga intressenter (inkl. privat sektor) och informeras av den lokala kontexten. Resultat 3: Allmänheten och experterna är informerade och stödjer integrering av ekosystembaserad anpassning till sektorspolitiken Resultat 4: Projektet genomförs professionellt, bidrar till lärande och ger en bra grund för uppföljning. Projektet kommer att ha en budget på 5 MSEK och ska genomföras under en 15-månadersperiod. The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change.  In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes:  Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine.  Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities.  Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies  Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action.    Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Bio-diversity General Environment Protection This project was implement 1 July 2021 to 31 December 2022 and was subsequently heavily impacted by the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. - Recommendations for mainstreaming Nature-based Solutions into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture and environmental sphere) for climate adaptation and post-war recovery were developed through a series of workshops, which ensured support by key stakeholders. - The Ukrainian public and experts were informed about best practices and approaches to implement Nature-based Solutions through the first Ukrainian-language Nature-based Solutions platform (www.nbs.wwf.ua), a website that will continue to server as source of information for those responsible for strategic planning and practical implementation of Nature-based Solutions, serving learning and knowledge exchange; - Young people were inspired and engaged, equipped with knowledge and capacitated to act through a youth-oriented leadership programme (for 14 young people) and an open training course; - Three local CSOs were engaged and capacitated to implement Nature-based Solutions through a small grants programme. The programme brought together non-governmental organisations and executive authorities of local communities to mainstream Nature-based Solutions into local strategic development and restoration plans and proved that there is need and interest at local level in learning about and implementing Nature-based Solutions; - Representatives of state executive authorities increased their knowledge about Nature-based Solutions and best practice implementation by actively participating in a study tour to Bavaria, Germany and/or joining the Final Conference in Brussels, where they could interact with representatives of the EU Commission, - Staff of WWF-Ukraine, CSO participants of the small grants programme and the national expert community involved in the project improved their knowledge and skills regarding integrating gender and human rights-based approaches into environmental activities by attending training sessions organized by WWF-Sweden - The topic of Nature-based Solutions implementation for the post-war recovery of Ukraine was raised to the attention of stakeholders. It is popularised to such an extent that leading media have started communicating about Nature-based Solutions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13932-13932A0101 Sweden The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change. In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine. Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities. Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action. The project will operate on a budget of up to 5 MSEK and be conducted over a 15-month period. Det långsiktiga målet för projektet "INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine's Reform Agenda" som föreslås av WWF CEE och WWF Ukraine är att uppnå integrering av klimat i Ukrainas politiska reformagenda genom att bidra till ökad kunskap och stöd från olika intressenter. WWF avser även att stödja kapacitetsutveckling. Projektet kommer genom samarbete med offentliga och privata aktörer att möjliggöra klimatanpassning och begränsning av klimatförändringar, t ex att återställa våtmarker för att kunna hantera översvämningar och torka eller att öka skogens motståndskraft. Resultatet blir en minskning av landets koldioxidutsläpp och ett mer motståndskraftigt samhälle och ekonomi som i mindre grad påverkas av de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Projektet förväntas uppnå följande resultat: Resultat 1: Intressenter vägleds av en gemensam integrerad vision för ett klimatsmart Ukraina. Resultat 2: Rekommendationer för att integrera ekosystemsbaserad anpassning i olika politiska sektorer (skog, vattenförvaltning, jordbruk) har stöd av viktiga intressenter (inkl. privat sektor) och informeras av den lokala kontexten. Resultat 3: Allmänheten och experterna är informerade och stödjer integrering av ekosystembaserad anpassning till sektorspolitiken Resultat 4: Projektet genomförs professionellt, bidrar till lärande och ger en bra grund för uppföljning. Projektet kommer att ha en budget på 5 MSEK och ska genomföras under en 15-månadersperiod. The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change.  In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes:  Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine.  Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities.  Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies  Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action.    Sweden WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.6 - Promote fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and promote appropriate access to such resources, as internationally agreed. 15.6 - Främja en rimlig och rättvis fördelning av den nytta som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser samt lämpligt tillträde till sådana resurser, i enlighet med internationella avtal. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 2000000 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 2000000 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Östeuropa: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13932-13932A0102 Sweden The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change. In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine. Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities. Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action. The project will operate on a budget of up to 5 MSEK and be conducted over a 15-month period. Det långsiktiga målet för projektet "INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine's Reform Agenda" som föreslås av WWF CEE och WWF Ukraine är att uppnå integrering av klimat i Ukrainas politiska reformagenda genom att bidra till ökad kunskap och stöd från olika intressenter. WWF avser även att stödja kapacitetsutveckling. Projektet kommer genom samarbete med offentliga och privata aktörer att möjliggöra klimatanpassning och begränsning av klimatförändringar, t ex att återställa våtmarker för att kunna hantera översvämningar och torka eller att öka skogens motståndskraft. Resultatet blir en minskning av landets koldioxidutsläpp och ett mer motståndskraftigt samhälle och ekonomi som i mindre grad påverkas av de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Projektet förväntas uppnå följande resultat: Resultat 1: Intressenter vägleds av en gemensam integrerad vision för ett klimatsmart Ukraina. Resultat 2: Rekommendationer för att integrera ekosystemsbaserad anpassning i olika politiska sektorer (skog, vattenförvaltning, jordbruk) har stöd av viktiga intressenter (inkl. privat sektor) och informeras av den lokala kontexten. Resultat 3: Allmänheten och experterna är informerade och stödjer integrering av ekosystembaserad anpassning till sektorspolitiken Resultat 4: Projektet genomförs professionellt, bidrar till lärande och ger en bra grund för uppföljning. Projektet kommer att ha en budget på 5 MSEK och ska genomföras under en 15-månadersperiod. The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change.  In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes:  Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine.  Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities.  Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies  Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action.    Sweden WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 0 3000000 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 3000000 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe -401644.19 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 401644 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Better adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13932-13932A0103 Sweden The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change. In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine. Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities. Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action. The project will operate on a budget of up to 5 MSEK and be conducted over a 15-month period. Det långsiktiga målet för projektet "INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine's Reform Agenda" som föreslås av WWF CEE och WWF Ukraine är att uppnå integrering av klimat i Ukrainas politiska reformagenda genom att bidra till ökad kunskap och stöd från olika intressenter. WWF avser även att stödja kapacitetsutveckling. Projektet kommer genom samarbete med offentliga och privata aktörer att möjliggöra klimatanpassning och begränsning av klimatförändringar, t ex att återställa våtmarker för att kunna hantera översvämningar och torka eller att öka skogens motståndskraft. Resultatet blir en minskning av landets koldioxidutsläpp och ett mer motståndskraftigt samhälle och ekonomi som i mindre grad påverkas av de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Projektet förväntas uppnå följande resultat: Resultat 1: Intressenter vägleds av en gemensam integrerad vision för ett klimatsmart Ukraina. Resultat 2: Rekommendationer för att integrera ekosystemsbaserad anpassning i olika politiska sektorer (skog, vattenförvaltning, jordbruk) har stöd av viktiga intressenter (inkl. privat sektor) och informeras av den lokala kontexten. Resultat 3: Allmänheten och experterna är informerade och stödjer integrering av ekosystembaserad anpassning till sektorspolitiken Resultat 4: Projektet genomförs professionellt, bidrar till lärande och ger en bra grund för uppföljning. Projektet kommer att ha en budget på 5 MSEK och ska genomföras under en 15-månadersperiod. The long-term goal of the project “INSURE: Moving Nature Based Climate Solutions into Ukraine’s Reform Agenda” proposed by WWF CEE and WWF Ukraine is to achieve integration of nature-based climate solutions into Ukraine’s policy reform agenda by establishing the necessary knowledge base and stakeholder support while building the capacity of key drivers of change. This will create an enabling framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures by public and the private sector actors that are working with nature, not against it, such as wetland restoration for flood and drought management or increasing the resilience and carbon sequestration of forests. The outcome will be a reduction in net carbon emissions of the country and a more resilient society and economy less impacted by the negative effects of climate change.  In order to take a first step towards lasting positive change, the project will reach the following outcomes:  Outcome 1: Stakeholders are guided in their thinking and planning by a common integrated vision for a climate smart Ukraine.  Outcome 2: Recommendations for mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies (forest, water management, agriculture) are supported by key stakeholders (incl. private sector) and informed by local realities.  Outcome 3: The public and experts are informed and supportive of mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into sectoral policies  Outcome 4: The project is professionally executed and serves as "learning on the job" opportunity and the basis for follow-up action.    Sweden WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.6 - Promote fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and promote appropriate access to such resources, as internationally agreed. 15.6 - Främja en rimlig och rättvis fördelning av den nytta som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser samt lämpligt tillträde till sådana resurser, i enlighet med internationella avtal. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -401644 -401644 WWF-CEE/Umweltorganisation WWF Central and Eastern Europe Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Reduced environmental and climate impact, and increased adaptation and resilience. Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan, samt stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13975 Sweden Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) has applied for funding for of 37 million SEK for the project Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria during the period May 2020 to April 2022. The project aims to enhance access to physical rehabilitation and prosthetic for conflict-affected populations through a multi-disciplinary approach. HI will work with existing rehab units in hospitals and health facilities. They will 1) provide multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services tailored to specific needs of each beneficiary: 3900 patients including for example physio-therapy, prosthetics, psycho-social support, 2) provide education sessions and psycho-social support sessions to caregivers of persons with functional limitations, 3) train Syrian health staff in physical rehab, psycho-social support or prosthetics services and 4) conduct internal and external referrals to relevant services using Gender, Age, Disability (GAD) sensitive elements. Sida will be the only donor to the project and cover the total project cost: 37 million SEK. Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) har inkommit till Sida med ansökan om stöd om totalt 37 miljoner kronor för ett prjektet "Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria" för perioden maj 2020 till april 2022. Projektet syftar till att öka tillgången till fysisk rehabilitering och proteser för människor drabbade av konflikt i nordöstra Syrien. HI arbetar sedan tidigare med sjukhus och hälsomottagningar i tre governorat i nordöstra Syrien (Hasakeh, Raqqa and Der Ezzor) och de kommer att ge 3900 personer skräddarsydda rehabiliteringsprogram som inkluderar bl.a. sjukgymnastik, tillhandahållande av hjälpmedel såsom proteser, psyko-socialt stöd etc. De kommer även att arbeta med familjemedlemmar för att ge dem stöd och öka deras kunskap, utbilda hälsopersonal i fysisk rehabilitering och psyko-socialt stöd samt arbeta med intern och extern remiterring till relevanta instanser. Sida är den enda givaren till detta projekt och finansierar hela projektkostnaden om 37 miljoner SEK. Controller har medverkat i bedömning av detta projekt och framtagande av avtal och beslut. The project aimed to improve the lives of persons with functional limitations in North East Syria by enabling them to gain or re-gain their functional independence through rehabilitation services. The overall objective of the intervention was to improve access to quality physical rehabilitation services that are gender, age and disability (GAD) inclusive. The overall objective was in its turn then divided into three goals: 1) Increasing access: Providing and scaling up physical rehabilitation services in existing rehabilitation units or supporting the setting up of services. Mobile teams were also expected to conduct home visits to beneficiaries when they could not come to the rehabilitation fixed point. 2) Strengthening the health system through close collaboration/capacity building of health facilities and training/coaching of staff members to provide a qualitative and patient-centred service. 3) Community-level inclusion, ensuring that beneficiaries were aware of the services and could access it, that they could provide feedback that would inform improvement and adaptation of the services. The project targeted vulnerable persons in three governorates in North East Syria. From an activity point of view, focus was on a) activities aimed at strengthening health facilities in their ability to provide quality services and b) activities focusing on reinforcing beneficiaries awareness, participation and feedback on the services. The project was expected to contribute to a longer term vision of health system strengthening where Syrias national health plan, building on existing structures, would ensure sustainable physical rehabilitation services at three different levels: Specialized rehabilitation services, intermediate rehabilitation services and community level rehabilitation services. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Syrian Arab Republic Medical services Health, General Introduction The project has delivered tangible results over the period May 2020 December 2024, with progress in line with the expected targets, and in some areas exceeding initial expectations. Looking across the range of persons reached, among those in need of rehabilitation, caregivers, healthcare staff and referrals to other social services, the total number of beneficiaries reached 16,145. Of these, 34% were men, 46% women, 9% girls and 11% boys. Increasing access to rehabilitation services According to the Final Narrative Report May 2020 December 2024, more than 10,700 persons with disabilities and conflict-affected individuals accessed physical rehabilitation, prosthetics and orthotics (P&O), and psychosocial support (PSS). In addition, over 5,300 caregivers received psychosocial support. Functional outcome assessments, introduced from 2021, show that over 90% of patients completing rehabilitation improved their independence, while 99% of caregivers reported reduced burden. Strengthened health system and partner capacity HI's reporting highlights that service delivery progressively transitioned to the Kurdish Red Crescent (KRC), thus promoting local ownership. Between 20222024, staff were trained in rehabilitation, prosthetics and orthotics (P&O), psychosocial support (PSS), and Gender-Age-Disability inclusion. The Rehabilitation Management System (RMS), introduced in 2023, improved planning and quality assurance. By the end of 2024, most rehabilitation centers were managed by KRC with HI in a technical support role. Community-level inclusion The Final Narrative Report May 2020 December 2024 underlines that 22 persons with disabilities were trained as Inclusion Ambassadors, leading awareness efforts, and that an Organization of Persons with Disabilities (OPD) was formally established in 2023. Feedback and Response Mechanisms (FRM) and community surveys informed adaptations, including adjustments in the scheduling of appointments and the establishment of a child-friendly rehabilitation space in 2024. Unexpected results HI's reporting throughout the activity period also includes unexpected results. For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2021) and also during periods of security-related access constraints (2022), HI and its partners showcased their agility and adaptability, finding ways to continue implementation through e.g., tele-rehabilitation and mobile teams. Another example of unexpected results is the fact that the above-mentioned OPD was also recognized by local authorities, providing an institutional platform for advocacy beyond the projects original scope. Furthermore, HI has shared success stories highlighting how rehabilitation of an individual can have broader social impact on families and communities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13975-13975A0101 Sweden Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) has applied for funding for of 37 million SEK for the project Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria during the period May 2020 to April 2022. The project aims to enhance access to physical rehabilitation and prosthetic for conflict-affected populations through a multi-disciplinary approach. HI will work with existing rehab units in hospitals and health facilities. They will 1) provide multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services tailored to specific needs of each beneficiary: 3900 patients including for example physio-therapy, prosthetics, psycho-social support, 2) provide education sessions and psycho-social support sessions to caregivers of persons with functional limitations, 3) train Syrian health staff in physical rehab, psycho-social support or prosthetics services and 4) conduct internal and external referrals to relevant services using Gender, Age, Disability (GAD) sensitive elements. Sida will be the only donor to the project and cover the total project cost: 37 million SEK. Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) har inkommit till Sida med ansökan om stöd om totalt 37 miljoner kronor för ett prjektet "Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria" för perioden maj 2020 till april 2022. Projektet syftar till att öka tillgången till fysisk rehabilitering och proteser för människor drabbade av konflikt i nordöstra Syrien. HI arbetar sedan tidigare med sjukhus och hälsomottagningar i tre governorat i nordöstra Syrien (Hasakeh, Raqqa and Der Ezzor) och de kommer att ge 3900 personer skräddarsydda rehabiliteringsprogram som inkluderar bl.a. sjukgymnastik, tillhandahållande av hjälpmedel såsom proteser, psyko-socialt stöd etc. De kommer även att arbeta med familjemedlemmar för att ge dem stöd och öka deras kunskap, utbilda hälsopersonal i fysisk rehabilitering och psyko-socialt stöd samt arbeta med intern och extern remiterring till relevanta instanser. Sida är den enda givaren till detta projekt och finansierar hela projektkostnaden om 37 miljoner SEK. Controller har medverkat i bedömning av detta projekt och framtagande av avtal och beslut. The project aimed to improve the lives of persons with functional limitations in North East Syria by enabling them to gain or re-gain their functional independence through rehabilitation services. The overall objective of the intervention was to improve access to quality physical rehabilitation services that are gender, age and disability (GAD) inclusive. The overall objective was in its turn then divided into three goals: 1) Increasing access: Providing and scaling up physical rehabilitation services in existing rehabilitation units or supporting the setting up of services. Mobile teams were also expected to conduct home visits to beneficiaries when they could not come to the rehabilitation fixed point. 2) Strengthening the health system through close collaboration/capacity building of health facilities and training/coaching of staff members to provide a qualitative and patient-centred service. 3) Community-level inclusion, ensuring that beneficiaries were aware of the services and could access it, that they could provide feedback that would inform improvement and adaptation of the services. The project targeted vulnerable persons in three governorates in North East Syria. From an activity point of view, focus was on a) activities aimed at strengthening health facilities in their ability to provide quality services and b) activities focusing on reinforcing beneficiaries awareness, participation and feedback on the services. The project was expected to contribute to a longer term vision of health system strengthening where Syrias national health plan, building on existing structures, would ensure sustainable physical rehabilitation services at three different levels: Specialized rehabilitation services, intermediate rehabilitation services and community level rehabilitation services. Sweden Humanity & Inclusion Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Humanity & Inclusion 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 17000000 0 27000000 0 0 0 13000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 7000000 0 17000000 0 10000000 64000000 Humanity & Inclusion 7000000 Humanity & Inclusion 13000000 Humanity & Inclusion 8000000 Humanity & Inclusion 9000000 Humanity & Inclusion 17000000 Humanity & Inclusion 10000000 Humanity & Inclusion Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Improved access to inclusive and equal basic public services for people in Syria Förbättrad tillgång till inkluderande och jämlika grundläggande samhällstjänster för människor i Syrien Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13975-13975A0102 Sweden Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) has applied for funding for of 37 million SEK for the project Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria during the period May 2020 to April 2022. The project aims to enhance access to physical rehabilitation and prosthetic for conflict-affected populations through a multi-disciplinary approach. HI will work with existing rehab units in hospitals and health facilities. They will 1) provide multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services tailored to specific needs of each beneficiary: 3900 patients including for example physio-therapy, prosthetics, psycho-social support, 2) provide education sessions and psycho-social support sessions to caregivers of persons with functional limitations, 3) train Syrian health staff in physical rehab, psycho-social support or prosthetics services and 4) conduct internal and external referrals to relevant services using Gender, Age, Disability (GAD) sensitive elements. Sida will be the only donor to the project and cover the total project cost: 37 million SEK. Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) har inkommit till Sida med ansökan om stöd om totalt 37 miljoner kronor för ett prjektet "Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria" för perioden maj 2020 till april 2022. Projektet syftar till att öka tillgången till fysisk rehabilitering och proteser för människor drabbade av konflikt i nordöstra Syrien. HI arbetar sedan tidigare med sjukhus och hälsomottagningar i tre governorat i nordöstra Syrien (Hasakeh, Raqqa and Der Ezzor) och de kommer att ge 3900 personer skräddarsydda rehabiliteringsprogram som inkluderar bl.a. sjukgymnastik, tillhandahållande av hjälpmedel såsom proteser, psyko-socialt stöd etc. De kommer även att arbeta med familjemedlemmar för att ge dem stöd och öka deras kunskap, utbilda hälsopersonal i fysisk rehabilitering och psyko-socialt stöd samt arbeta med intern och extern remiterring till relevanta instanser. Sida är den enda givaren till detta projekt och finansierar hela projektkostnaden om 37 miljoner SEK. Controller har medverkat i bedömning av detta projekt och framtagande av avtal och beslut. The project aimed to improve the lives of persons with functional limitations in North East Syria by enabling them to gain or re-gain their functional independence through rehabilitation services. The overall objective of the intervention was to improve access to quality physical rehabilitation services that are gender, age and disability (GAD) inclusive. The overall objective was in its turn then divided into three goals: 1) Increasing access: Providing and scaling up physical rehabilitation services in existing rehabilitation units or supporting the setting up of services. Mobile teams were also expected to conduct home visits to beneficiaries when they could not come to the rehabilitation fixed point. 2) Strengthening the health system through close collaboration/capacity building of health facilities and training/coaching of staff members to provide a qualitative and patient-centred service. 3) Community-level inclusion, ensuring that beneficiaries were aware of the services and could access it, that they could provide feedback that would inform improvement and adaptation of the services. The project targeted vulnerable persons in three governorates in North East Syria. From an activity point of view, focus was on a) activities aimed at strengthening health facilities in their ability to provide quality services and b) activities focusing on reinforcing beneficiaries awareness, participation and feedback on the services. The project was expected to contribute to a longer term vision of health system strengthening where Syrias national health plan, building on existing structures, would ensure sustainable physical rehabilitation services at three different levels: Specialized rehabilitation services, intermediate rehabilitation services and community level rehabilitation services. Sweden Humanity & Inclusion Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Humanity & Inclusion 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 14999709 15000000 -291 0 14999709 Humanity & Inclusion 15000000 Humanity & Inclusion -291.3 Humanity & Inclusion Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Improved livelihood opportunities for women and men and increased access to basic public services in Syria and neighbouring countries. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och män och ökad tillgång till grundläggande samhällstjänster i Syrien och angränsande länder. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13975-13975A0201 Sweden Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) has applied for funding for of 37 million SEK for the project Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria during the period May 2020 to April 2022. The project aims to enhance access to physical rehabilitation and prosthetic for conflict-affected populations through a multi-disciplinary approach. HI will work with existing rehab units in hospitals and health facilities. They will 1) provide multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services tailored to specific needs of each beneficiary: 3900 patients including for example physio-therapy, prosthetics, psycho-social support, 2) provide education sessions and psycho-social support sessions to caregivers of persons with functional limitations, 3) train Syrian health staff in physical rehab, psycho-social support or prosthetics services and 4) conduct internal and external referrals to relevant services using Gender, Age, Disability (GAD) sensitive elements. Sida will be the only donor to the project and cover the total project cost: 37 million SEK. Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) har inkommit till Sida med ansökan om stöd om totalt 37 miljoner kronor för ett prjektet "Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria" för perioden maj 2020 till april 2022. Projektet syftar till att öka tillgången till fysisk rehabilitering och proteser för människor drabbade av konflikt i nordöstra Syrien. HI arbetar sedan tidigare med sjukhus och hälsomottagningar i tre governorat i nordöstra Syrien (Hasakeh, Raqqa and Der Ezzor) och de kommer att ge 3900 personer skräddarsydda rehabiliteringsprogram som inkluderar bl.a. sjukgymnastik, tillhandahållande av hjälpmedel såsom proteser, psyko-socialt stöd etc. De kommer även att arbeta med familjemedlemmar för att ge dem stöd och öka deras kunskap, utbilda hälsopersonal i fysisk rehabilitering och psyko-socialt stöd samt arbeta med intern och extern remiterring till relevanta instanser. Sida är den enda givaren till detta projekt och finansierar hela projektkostnaden om 37 miljoner SEK. Controller har medverkat i bedömning av detta projekt och framtagande av avtal och beslut. The project aimed to improve the lives of persons with functional limitations in North East Syria by enabling them to gain or re-gain their functional independence through rehabilitation services. The overall objective of the intervention was to improve access to quality physical rehabilitation services that are gender, age and disability (GAD) inclusive. The overall objective was in its turn then divided into three goals: 1) Increasing access: Providing and scaling up physical rehabilitation services in existing rehabilitation units or supporting the setting up of services. Mobile teams were also expected to conduct home visits to beneficiaries when they could not come to the rehabilitation fixed point. 2) Strengthening the health system through close collaboration/capacity building of health facilities and training/coaching of staff members to provide a qualitative and patient-centred service. 3) Community-level inclusion, ensuring that beneficiaries were aware of the services and could access it, that they could provide feedback that would inform improvement and adaptation of the services. The project targeted vulnerable persons in three governorates in North East Syria. From an activity point of view, focus was on a) activities aimed at strengthening health facilities in their ability to provide quality services and b) activities focusing on reinforcing beneficiaries awareness, participation and feedback on the services. The project was expected to contribute to a longer term vision of health system strengthening where Syrias national health plan, building on existing structures, would ensure sustainable physical rehabilitation services at three different levels: Specialized rehabilitation services, intermediate rehabilitation services and community level rehabilitation services. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 149420 149420 149420 Ernst & Young 149420 Ernst & Young Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Improved access to inclusive and equal basic public services for people in Syria Förbättrad tillgång till inkluderande och jämlika grundläggande samhällstjänster för människor i Syrien Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13985 Sweden Ipas is an internationally recognized NGO that works to advance reproductive justice by expanding access to safe abortion and contraception globally since 50 years back. Over the years, more than 69 000 women and adolescent girls have accessed safe abortion services and 53 000 have received post¬abortion contraception services. The project has four key objectives that will be achieved before end of 2027: 1. Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector. 2. Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence¬based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises. 3. Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services. 4. A national movement for SRHR—led primarily by women and young people— demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. It is proposed to support a contribution of 190 million SEK during 2023¬2027 of which 98 million SEK will be allocated to Ipas for their programmatic work to achieve goals 1-3, 90 Million SEK to strengthen an established network of local civil society organizations working within the SRHR sphere, including LGBTQI issues, reflected in goal 4 above and 2 Million SEK for midterm review. Ipas är en internationellt erkänd SRHR¬organisation som sedan 50 år tillbaka arbetar globalt med sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och tillgång till säkra aborter. Under projektet har mer än 69 000 kvinnor och tonårsflickor fått tillgång till säkra aborter och 53 000 har fått preventivmedel efter abort. Insatsen har följande mål som förväntas uppnås till 2027: 1. Kvinnor och barn har förbättrad tillgång till säkra aborter, preventivmedel och stödinsatser för sexuellt och könsbaserat våld inom hälso¬ och sjukvårdssystemet i Moçambique. 2. Humanitära aktörer har ökad kapacitet att vidta evidens¬baserade åtgärder för att skydda och tillförsäkra tillgång till SRHR före, i samband med samt efter konfliktrelaterade kriser. 3. Lokalsamhällen har bidragit till att minska omfattningen av skadliga könsrelaterade normer och beteenden, öka förståelsen kring SRHR och hänvisa människor till inrättningar som erbjuder säkra och tillförlitliga SRHR¬tjänster. 4. En nationell SRHR-rörelse, huvudsakligen ledd av kvinnor och ungdomar, som ställer krav på ett rättvist ansvarstagande från regering och myndigheter kring SRHR och sexuellt och könsbaserat våld och som kan stå emot hot mot progressiva framsteg inom SRHR¬ området. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Totalt föreslås ett stöd på 190 MSEK under åren 2023–2027 varav 98 MSEK fördelas till Ipas för att genomföra verksamhet som leder till ovanstående mål 1-3; 90 MSEK till att stärka ett etablerat nätverk av lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar med SRHR, inklusive HBTQI¬frågor, i enlighet med ovan nämnda mål 4; samt 2 MSEK för en halvtidsöversyn. The primary goal of the project is to build lasting momentum for gender equality and human rights in Mozambique through improved access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe abortion. Objective 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector Objective 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises Objective 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services Objective 4: A national movement for SRHR led primarily by women and young people demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Reproductive health care Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Administrative Costs of Donors Outcome 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, acceptable, and high-quality abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector • Expanded access to safe abortion care, with 25,535 services provided in 2025, including 14,472 induced abortion services and 11,063 post-abortion care (PAC) cases, bringing the cumulative result to 66,738 services by the end of the year. • Strengthened PAC contraceptive uptake, with 19,801 women and girls adopting a contraceptive method following abortion care in 2025, representing an uptake rate of 78%. • Improved facility readiness and sustainability, with 27 health facilities assessed under the graduation framework and 24 already scoring above the 75% graduation threshold, showing strong progress toward institutional ownership of abortion services. • Expanded clinical mentoring network, training 32 new clinical mentors and refreshing 23 existing mentors, thereby reinforcing quality improvement and continuity of technical support across supported provinces. • Advanced the abortion self-care agenda, with 366 community-linked actors trained in SMA/ASC approaches and the first 9 trained pharmacists already providing support in Niassa, laying the foundation for broader implementation. • Improved the enabling environment for rights-based SRHR, reaching 293 institutional actors through VCAT, of whom 267 (91%) showed improved knowledge, attitudes, and intentions regarding SRHR. Outcome 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises • Strengthening integration of SRHR into humanitarian preparedness and response, including incorporation of SRHR and SGBV actions into contingency plans in Marromeu and Dondo districts, and at the provincial level in Sofala, along with the training of 480 humanitarian actors, of whom 413 (86%) improved their knowledge. Outcome 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services • Built a stronger and more sustainable community network, with 374 SRHR advocates (activists) trained, 577 godmothers and traditional healers sensitized/trained, and implementation through 4 local partner organizations. • Generated strong community-to-service linkage, with 8,850 referrals made to SRHR services in 2025, including 6,303 referrals for family planning, 1,463 for safe abortion services, and 1,084 for SGBV services. Outcome 4: A national movement for SRHRled primarily by women and young peopledemands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress • Reinforced a functioning national SRHR movement, with project-supported CSOs implementing 172 advocacy actions in 2025 and contributing to 3 policy advances and 8 public statements or declarations demonstrating greater accountability and ownership of SRHR. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13985-13985A0101 Sweden Ipas is an internationally recognized NGO that works to advance reproductive justice by expanding access to safe abortion and contraception globally since 50 years back. Over the years, more than 69 000 women and adolescent girls have accessed safe abortion services and 53 000 have received post¬abortion contraception services. The project has four key objectives that will be achieved before end of 2027: 1. Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector. 2. Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence¬based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises. 3. Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services. 4. A national movement for SRHR—led primarily by women and young people— demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. It is proposed to support a contribution of 190 million SEK during 2023¬2027 of which 98 million SEK will be allocated to Ipas for their programmatic work to achieve goals 1-3, 90 Million SEK to strengthen an established network of local civil society organizations working within the SRHR sphere, including LGBTQI issues, reflected in goal 4 above and 2 Million SEK for midterm review. Ipas är en internationellt erkänd SRHR¬organisation som sedan 50 år tillbaka arbetar globalt med sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och tillgång till säkra aborter. Under projektet har mer än 69 000 kvinnor och tonårsflickor fått tillgång till säkra aborter och 53 000 har fått preventivmedel efter abort. Insatsen har följande mål som förväntas uppnås till 2027: 1. Kvinnor och barn har förbättrad tillgång till säkra aborter, preventivmedel och stödinsatser för sexuellt och könsbaserat våld inom hälso¬ och sjukvårdssystemet i Moçambique. 2. Humanitära aktörer har ökad kapacitet att vidta evidens¬baserade åtgärder för att skydda och tillförsäkra tillgång till SRHR före, i samband med samt efter konfliktrelaterade kriser. 3. Lokalsamhällen har bidragit till att minska omfattningen av skadliga könsrelaterade normer och beteenden, öka förståelsen kring SRHR och hänvisa människor till inrättningar som erbjuder säkra och tillförlitliga SRHR¬tjänster. 4. En nationell SRHR-rörelse, huvudsakligen ledd av kvinnor och ungdomar, som ställer krav på ett rättvist ansvarstagande från regering och myndigheter kring SRHR och sexuellt och könsbaserat våld och som kan stå emot hot mot progressiva framsteg inom SRHR¬ området. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Totalt föreslås ett stöd på 190 MSEK under åren 2023–2027 varav 98 MSEK fördelas till Ipas för att genomföra verksamhet som leder till ovanstående mål 1-3; 90 MSEK till att stärka ett etablerat nätverk av lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar med SRHR, inklusive HBTQI¬frågor, i enlighet med ovan nämnda mål 4; samt 2 MSEK för en halvtidsöversyn. The primary goal of the project is to build lasting momentum for gender equality and human rights in Mozambique through improved access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe abortion. Objective 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector Objective 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises Objective 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services Objective 4: A national movement for SRHR led primarily by women and young people demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 25000000 12500000 27000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 12500000 0 64500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 25000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 12500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 27000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 0 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13985-13985A0102 Sweden Ipas is an internationally recognized NGO that works to advance reproductive justice by expanding access to safe abortion and contraception globally since 50 years back. Over the years, more than 69 000 women and adolescent girls have accessed safe abortion services and 53 000 have received post¬abortion contraception services. The project has four key objectives that will be achieved before end of 2027: 1. Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector. 2. Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence¬based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises. 3. Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services. 4. A national movement for SRHR—led primarily by women and young people— demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. It is proposed to support a contribution of 190 million SEK during 2023¬2027 of which 98 million SEK will be allocated to Ipas for their programmatic work to achieve goals 1-3, 90 Million SEK to strengthen an established network of local civil society organizations working within the SRHR sphere, including LGBTQI issues, reflected in goal 4 above and 2 Million SEK for midterm review. Ipas är en internationellt erkänd SRHR¬organisation som sedan 50 år tillbaka arbetar globalt med sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och tillgång till säkra aborter. Under projektet har mer än 69 000 kvinnor och tonårsflickor fått tillgång till säkra aborter och 53 000 har fått preventivmedel efter abort. Insatsen har följande mål som förväntas uppnås till 2027: 1. Kvinnor och barn har förbättrad tillgång till säkra aborter, preventivmedel och stödinsatser för sexuellt och könsbaserat våld inom hälso¬ och sjukvårdssystemet i Moçambique. 2. Humanitära aktörer har ökad kapacitet att vidta evidens¬baserade åtgärder för att skydda och tillförsäkra tillgång till SRHR före, i samband med samt efter konfliktrelaterade kriser. 3. Lokalsamhällen har bidragit till att minska omfattningen av skadliga könsrelaterade normer och beteenden, öka förståelsen kring SRHR och hänvisa människor till inrättningar som erbjuder säkra och tillförlitliga SRHR¬tjänster. 4. En nationell SRHR-rörelse, huvudsakligen ledd av kvinnor och ungdomar, som ställer krav på ett rättvist ansvarstagande från regering och myndigheter kring SRHR och sexuellt och könsbaserat våld och som kan stå emot hot mot progressiva framsteg inom SRHR¬ området. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Totalt föreslås ett stöd på 190 MSEK under åren 2023–2027 varav 98 MSEK fördelas till Ipas för att genomföra verksamhet som leder till ovanstående mål 1-3; 90 MSEK till att stärka ett etablerat nätverk av lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar med SRHR, inklusive HBTQI¬frågor, i enlighet med ovan nämnda mål 4; samt 2 MSEK för en halvtidsöversyn. The primary goal of the project is to build lasting momentum for gender equality and human rights in Mozambique through improved access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe abortion. Objective 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector Objective 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises Objective 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services Objective 4: A national movement for SRHR led primarily by women and young people demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 12500000 20000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12500000 20000000 0 0 47500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 15000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 12500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 20000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13985-13985A0201 Sweden Ipas is an internationally recognized NGO that works to advance reproductive justice by expanding access to safe abortion and contraception globally since 50 years back. Over the years, more than 69 000 women and adolescent girls have accessed safe abortion services and 53 000 have received post¬abortion contraception services. The project has four key objectives that will be achieved before end of 2027: 1. Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector. 2. Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence¬based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises. 3. Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services. 4. A national movement for SRHR—led primarily by women and young people— demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. It is proposed to support a contribution of 190 million SEK during 2023¬2027 of which 98 million SEK will be allocated to Ipas for their programmatic work to achieve goals 1-3, 90 Million SEK to strengthen an established network of local civil society organizations working within the SRHR sphere, including LGBTQI issues, reflected in goal 4 above and 2 Million SEK for midterm review. Ipas är en internationellt erkänd SRHR¬organisation som sedan 50 år tillbaka arbetar globalt med sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och tillgång till säkra aborter. Under projektet har mer än 69 000 kvinnor och tonårsflickor fått tillgång till säkra aborter och 53 000 har fått preventivmedel efter abort. Insatsen har följande mål som förväntas uppnås till 2027: 1. Kvinnor och barn har förbättrad tillgång till säkra aborter, preventivmedel och stödinsatser för sexuellt och könsbaserat våld inom hälso¬ och sjukvårdssystemet i Moçambique. 2. Humanitära aktörer har ökad kapacitet att vidta evidens¬baserade åtgärder för att skydda och tillförsäkra tillgång till SRHR före, i samband med samt efter konfliktrelaterade kriser. 3. Lokalsamhällen har bidragit till att minska omfattningen av skadliga könsrelaterade normer och beteenden, öka förståelsen kring SRHR och hänvisa människor till inrättningar som erbjuder säkra och tillförlitliga SRHR¬tjänster. 4. En nationell SRHR-rörelse, huvudsakligen ledd av kvinnor och ungdomar, som ställer krav på ett rättvist ansvarstagande från regering och myndigheter kring SRHR och sexuellt och könsbaserat våld och som kan stå emot hot mot progressiva framsteg inom SRHR¬ området. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Totalt föreslås ett stöd på 190 MSEK under åren 2023–2027 varav 98 MSEK fördelas till Ipas för att genomföra verksamhet som leder till ovanstående mål 1-3; 90 MSEK till att stärka ett etablerat nätverk av lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar med SRHR, inklusive HBTQI¬frågor, i enlighet med ovan nämnda mål 4; samt 2 MSEK för en halvtidsöversyn. The primary goal of the project is to build lasting momentum for gender equality and human rights in Mozambique through improved access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe abortion. Objective 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector Objective 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises Objective 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services Objective 4: A national movement for SRHR led primarily by women and young people demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress Sweden Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 728270 728270 728270 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 728270 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14032 Sweden The Swedish Embassy in Kongo-Kinshasa, has an agreement with the WFAD (World Federation against Drugs) concerning a project “Sober Youth – Healthy Communities: Transforming Violent Youth in Kinshasa”. The project aims to prevent youth violence in Kinshasa and WFAD works with four project implementing partners. Svenska ambassaden i Kinshasa har ett avtal med World Federation against Drugs (WFAD) om projektet Friska unga – friska samhällen: Att omvandla våldsamma ungdomar i Kinshasa. Projektet syftar till att förebygga ungdomsvåld i Kinshasa och WFDA arbetar med fyra projektimplementerande partnerorganisationer. The general objective of this contribution is to prevent young people from joining, and support others in leaving, the street gangs, whilst contributing to a strengthened drug policy in the country. In order to prevent and tackle urban violence, this intervention will introduce and support mechanisms for mentoring and empowering young people through psychosocial support, vocational training, entrepreneurship, socio-economic and social reintegration, for the positive development of youth in becoming contributing members of the community. Moreover, the capacities of partner organisations and network of organisations and stakeholders working against the social and socio-economic consequences of alcohol and drug use in the DRC will be strhengthened, and regional cooperation to share best practices will be developed to advocate for and create better preconditions to prevent youth from joining, and support others in leaving violent street gangs. As far as the theory of change is concerned, WFAD suggests a four levels of intervention to meet the needs of these young people: individual, family, community and institutional levels. The project will offer support in recovery and desistance from violence, criminal behaviour and illicit drug use, including parental support groups, and provide vocational training as well as income generating activities. Advocacy activities targeting key institutional stakeholders, including local authorities, police, and policymakers will enable the enhancement of credibility, cooperation between different actors/stakeholders. As well as possibility for replication and mainstreaming of the activities. The project offers a clear environmental dimension as it focuses on sanitation services and production of clean and affordable water, while offering clear gendered specific support.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Promotion of mental health and well-being Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) The project has enabled the recovery of approximately 1 179 formerly violent youth and members of violent gangs, helping them leave these groups to adopt healthier lives. It has also helped these youth abandon the use of drugs, alcohol, and other substances harmful to their mental health, thanks to the mental and psychosocial support provided by the project. The youth have also reconnected with their families and communities, as many of them were discriminated against, stigmatized, and sometimes even excluded from their families and communities due to their violent and unpredictable behavior. Subsequently, these youth, most of whom dropped out of school, were trained in various trades that allowed them to acquire new skills. Thanks to the empowerment program implemented by WFAD and its partners, these young people learned various trades, some of which became dressmakers, pastry chefs, hairdressers and beauticians, farmers, drivers, and have set up group microenterprises. Others produce water and sell drinking water thanks to boreholes drilled with project funds. For the first time in their lives, they felt useful to society. They make items such as clothing, bags made from recycled bags, and bags made from local fabrics, and sell them, generating profits that contribute to their financial independence. A young man completed a six-month vocational training course in plumbing at the National Institute of Vocational Training. He returned to his family. His life has undergone a transformation. He testified at the closing ceremony that he covers his brothers' school expenses. A woman expressed her pride, testifying that she had seen her daughter return to a much more sober life. This encouraged her to support her daughter by taking part in the ceremony. She enthusiastically explained that the dress she was wearing had been made by my daughter. She concluded by saying that she is delighted with the change she has seen in her daughter's life and thanked the project. In the Makala, Selembao, and Bumbu neighborhoods, extremely poor areas facing challenges related to access to drinking water, the boreholes drilled as part of the project have provided drinking water to nearly 30,000 residents. Several of these areas have lacked drinking water for over a decade, forcing residents to travel long distances to obtain drinking water. Thanks to this project, they now have access to safe drinking water. Initially neglected by young people, agriculture ultimately sparked the interest of the participants. Thirty young people trained in subsistence farming and fish farming in the project's demonstration fields located in Kimwenza, a rural outlying area of Kinshasa, ended up adopting subsistence farming as one of their main activities. This gave them the opportunity to have income-generating activities that allow them to become self-reliant. During our discussions, we observed their great self-confidence. Many of them had never imagined that subsistence farming could provide for their needs. At the time of our visit, they were harvesting eggplants, a vegetable in high demand in Kinshasa. They explained that they harvest the eggplants every three months, then weekly for three to four consecutive months. Each harvest yields them two baskets of eggplants, sold for $10 each. This brings in approximately $160 per month, supplemented by income from growing other vegetables and raising fish. Among the unexpected results, 100 other young people from the Kokolo military camp in Kinshasa have benefited from the project, something that was not anticipated from the beginning. They were selected at their specific request, as they had observed a positive change in behavior among the young beneficiaries of the project. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14032-14032A0101 Sweden The Swedish Embassy in Kongo-Kinshasa, has an agreement with the WFAD (World Federation against Drugs) concerning a project “Sober Youth – Healthy Communities: Transforming Violent Youth in Kinshasa”. The project aims to prevent youth violence in Kinshasa and WFAD works with four project implementing partners. Svenska ambassaden i Kinshasa har ett avtal med World Federation against Drugs (WFAD) om projektet Friska unga – friska samhällen: Att omvandla våldsamma ungdomar i Kinshasa. Projektet syftar till att förebygga ungdomsvåld i Kinshasa och WFDA arbetar med fyra projektimplementerande partnerorganisationer. The general objective of this contribution is to prevent young people from joining, and support others in leaving, the street gangs, whilst contributing to a strengthened drug policy in the country. In order to prevent and tackle urban violence, this intervention will introduce and support mechanisms for mentoring and empowering young people through psychosocial support, vocational training, entrepreneurship, socio-economic and social reintegration, for the positive development of youth in becoming contributing members of the community. Moreover, the capacities of partner organisations and network of organisations and stakeholders working against the social and socio-economic consequences of alcohol and drug use in the DRC will be strhengthened, and regional cooperation to share best practices will be developed to advocate for and create better preconditions to prevent youth from joining, and support others in leaving violent street gangs. As far as the theory of change is concerned, WFAD suggests a four levels of intervention to meet the needs of these young people: individual, family, community and institutional levels. The project will offer support in recovery and desistance from violence, criminal behaviour and illicit drug use, including parental support groups, and provide vocational training as well as income generating activities. Advocacy activities targeting key institutional stakeholders, including local authorities, police, and policymakers will enable the enhancement of credibility, cooperation between different actors/stakeholders. As well as possibility for replication and mainstreaming of the activities. The project offers a clear environmental dimension as it focuses on sanitation services and production of clean and affordable water, while offering clear gendered specific support.   Sweden WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0.0000000002 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 10000000 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Improved opportunities for productive employment for women and young people that is socially and environmentally sustainable Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning för kvinnor och ungdomar som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity to prevent sexual and gender-based violence and alleviate its consequences Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och lindra konsekvenserna av sexuellt och könsrelaterad våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14032-14032A0102 Sweden The Swedish Embassy in Kongo-Kinshasa, has an agreement with the WFAD (World Federation against Drugs) concerning a project “Sober Youth – Healthy Communities: Transforming Violent Youth in Kinshasa”. The project aims to prevent youth violence in Kinshasa and WFAD works with four project implementing partners. Svenska ambassaden i Kinshasa har ett avtal med World Federation against Drugs (WFAD) om projektet Friska unga – friska samhällen: Att omvandla våldsamma ungdomar i Kinshasa. Projektet syftar till att förebygga ungdomsvåld i Kinshasa och WFDA arbetar med fyra projektimplementerande partnerorganisationer. The general objective of this contribution is to prevent young people from joining, and support others in leaving, the street gangs, whilst contributing to a strengthened drug policy in the country. In order to prevent and tackle urban violence, this intervention will introduce and support mechanisms for mentoring and empowering young people through psychosocial support, vocational training, entrepreneurship, socio-economic and social reintegration, for the positive development of youth in becoming contributing members of the community. Moreover, the capacities of partner organisations and network of organisations and stakeholders working against the social and socio-economic consequences of alcohol and drug use in the DRC will be strhengthened, and regional cooperation to share best practices will be developed to advocate for and create better preconditions to prevent youth from joining, and support others in leaving violent street gangs. As far as the theory of change is concerned, WFAD suggests a four levels of intervention to meet the needs of these young people: individual, family, community and institutional levels. The project will offer support in recovery and desistance from violence, criminal behaviour and illicit drug use, including parental support groups, and provide vocational training as well as income generating activities. Advocacy activities targeting key institutional stakeholders, including local authorities, police, and policymakers will enable the enhancement of credibility, cooperation between different actors/stakeholders. As well as possibility for replication and mainstreaming of the activities. The project offers a clear environmental dimension as it focuses on sanitation services and production of clean and affordable water, while offering clear gendered specific support.   Sweden WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 10000000 12486835 2475000 0 0 0 6711835 5000000 0 0 10000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 1921397 3853603 2475000 39961835 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 5000000 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 10000000 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 5000000 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 5000000 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 6711835 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 1921397 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 3853603 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 2475000 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14032-14032A0103 Sweden The Swedish Embassy in Kongo-Kinshasa, has an agreement with the WFAD (World Federation against Drugs) concerning a project “Sober Youth – Healthy Communities: Transforming Violent Youth in Kinshasa”. The project aims to prevent youth violence in Kinshasa and WFAD works with four project implementing partners. Svenska ambassaden i Kinshasa har ett avtal med World Federation against Drugs (WFAD) om projektet Friska unga – friska samhällen: Att omvandla våldsamma ungdomar i Kinshasa. Projektet syftar till att förebygga ungdomsvåld i Kinshasa och WFDA arbetar med fyra projektimplementerande partnerorganisationer. The general objective of this contribution is to prevent young people from joining, and support others in leaving, the street gangs, whilst contributing to a strengthened drug policy in the country. In order to prevent and tackle urban violence, this intervention will introduce and support mechanisms for mentoring and empowering young people through psychosocial support, vocational training, entrepreneurship, socio-economic and social reintegration, for the positive development of youth in becoming contributing members of the community. Moreover, the capacities of partner organisations and network of organisations and stakeholders working against the social and socio-economic consequences of alcohol and drug use in the DRC will be strhengthened, and regional cooperation to share best practices will be developed to advocate for and create better preconditions to prevent youth from joining, and support others in leaving violent street gangs. As far as the theory of change is concerned, WFAD suggests a four levels of intervention to meet the needs of these young people: individual, family, community and institutional levels. The project will offer support in recovery and desistance from violence, criminal behaviour and illicit drug use, including parental support groups, and provide vocational training as well as income generating activities. Advocacy activities targeting key institutional stakeholders, including local authorities, police, and policymakers will enable the enhancement of credibility, cooperation between different actors/stakeholders. As well as possibility for replication and mainstreaming of the activities. The project offers a clear environmental dimension as it focuses on sanitation services and production of clean and affordable water, while offering clear gendered specific support.   Sweden WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 -20001 0 -20001 0 1000000 979999 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs 1000000 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs -20000.58 WFAD/World Federation Against Drugs DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased and more equitable access to health services including nutrition, with a focus on women, adolescents and children Ökad och mer jämlik tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård samt nutrition, med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14034 Sweden Cluster contribution for evalutations, evaluations etc Samlingsinsats för utvärderingar, ISKar och revisioner. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-14034-14034A0102 Sweden Cluster contribution for evalutations, evaluations etc Samlingsinsats för utvärderingar, ISKar och revisioner. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 54600 54600 54600 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 54600 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to and increased use of open, safe and free information and communication technology (ICT) Förbättrad tillgång till och ökad användning av öppen, säker och fri informations- och kommunikationsteknologi (ICT) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14034-14034A0103 Sweden Cluster contribution for evalutations, evaluations etc Samlingsinsats för utvärderingar, ISKar och revisioner. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 176790 176790 0 176790 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 176789.95 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to and increased use of open, safe and free information and communication technology (ICT) Förbättrad tillgång till och ökad användning av öppen, säker och fri informations- och kommunikationsteknologi (ICT) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14034-14034A0104 Sweden Cluster contribution for evalutations, evaluations etc Samlingsinsats för utvärderingar, ISKar och revisioner. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 137575 0 137575 137575 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 137575 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14086 Sweden Ipas DRC works with partners to ensure that women and girls in the DRC can access safe abortion care, exercising their human right to health and autonomy. This project aims at providing government stakeholders and selected NGOs, including community organizations and youth-serving, youth-led groups, improved knowledge of the Maputo Protocol and ensuring that they have strengthened capacity and commitment to support women’s rights to broader reproductive health services, including abortion. Key government stakeholders, including the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Gender will the champion national ownership and integration of the Maputo Protocol. This project aligns closely with Sweden’s groundbreaking feminist foreign policy, interest in addressing unsafe abortion’s impact on maternal mortality, and commitment to sustainable health systems that offer equal access to high-quality care. Ipas DRC samarbetar med partners för att se till att kvinnor och flickor i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) kan få tillgång till säker abortvård och utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter till hälsa och autonomi. Denna insats syftar till att stärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för DRK under perioden 2020–2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framför allt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. The project is expected to contribute to expanded access to reproductive health care and rights, including safe abortion, in the DRC. The goal is to strengthen national ownership and the long-term sustainability of reproductive health care, including abortion care in the DRC. The programme goal will be achieved by contributing to an enabling environment through the domestication of the Maputo Protocol and the finalization of standard and guidelines development for safe abortion by the Ministry of Public Healththus leading to an improvement in comprehensive abortion care access in the country. This process will involve mobilization of stakeholders in the civil society, including youth associations and professional bodies (e.g. midwives association) capable of promoting the rights perspective in the demand and supply sides of vital reproductive health services. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health The annual report for 2024 is expected on the 31st July, 2025 and as such the results from the final report 20212023, and MTR that (analysed in April of 2024) is still valid. 1. Secured multiministerial engagement (Gender, Health, Human Rights, Youth) Supported development of DRCs first Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC) Standards & Guidelines, a major milestone in Francophone Africa. Backed by a Constitutional Court decision affirming the Maputo Protocols supremacy. 2. Justice System Strengthening Trained 3,128 magistrates and judges using a Maputo Protocol Training Guide. Established a national pool of 400 trained magistrates as abortion focal points. Engaged female lawyers to defend prosecuted womenen hancing access to legal protection. 3. Community Engagement & Social Norm Change Partnered with 75 youth and women led organizations worked with Men to tackle stigma. Reached 2.4 million people with accurate SRHR info ~17,000 participated in positive masculinity dialogues. Normalized abortion discourse via social media events and national dialogues featuring government and civil society. 4. Health System Strengthening: Collaborated with 8 provincial health authorities. Trained 278 health providers and created a national pool of CAC master trainers. Activated 118 health facilities to offer safe abortion services. Integrated abortion indicators into DHIS2 and medical school curricula (University of Kinshasa). Set up Centers of Excellence for highquality care and provider training. 5. Service Delivery Outcomes. 22,387 women and girls accessed safe abortion services across 9 provinces. Impact (estimates): 187,147 unintended pregnancies averted 45,472 unsafe abortions averted 675 maternal deaths averted The MTR had 13 recomendations i.e. i) Maintain momentum & expand to more provinces (ii) Continuity amidst staff turnover in government & judiciary (iii) Followup on 30 partners trained previously (iv)Create community referral pathways through subgrantees (v) Collaborate with SANRU and SCOSAF for midwifery training (vi) National ownership & Maputo Protocol awareness (vii) Translate "strengthen capacity" into service delivery(viii) Increase IEC materials on abortion at CSO and facility levels (ix) Continued awareness & intergenerational dialogue (x) National forum on shared strategy for Maputo Protocol dissemination (xi) Present research results on domestication impact (xii) Improve data collection (DHIS2) on abortion outcomes (xiii) Quarterly Pause & Reflect with partners. Six of the Thirteen recommendations have been adequately addressed in the concept note that was approved and financed in 2025 Momentum and Expansion: Activities planned in North Kivu and Kasai expansion via mobile clinics, subgrants, and COEs. Continuity & Training amidst Staff Turnover: Activity 1.1 plans VCAT and sensitization for new government, legal, and community actors. To be achieved through planned VCAT trainings and sensitization for new government/legal personnel. Midwifery Training : Integrated in midwife training in Partnership with SCOSAF and PNSR for capacity building under CAC and GBV. Community Referral Pathways: Developed via community engagement, hotline 122, mobile clinics, and youth champions No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14086-14086A0101 Sweden Ipas DRC works with partners to ensure that women and girls in the DRC can access safe abortion care, exercising their human right to health and autonomy. This project aims at providing government stakeholders and selected NGOs, including community organizations and youth-serving, youth-led groups, improved knowledge of the Maputo Protocol and ensuring that they have strengthened capacity and commitment to support women’s rights to broader reproductive health services, including abortion. Key government stakeholders, including the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Gender will the champion national ownership and integration of the Maputo Protocol. This project aligns closely with Sweden’s groundbreaking feminist foreign policy, interest in addressing unsafe abortion’s impact on maternal mortality, and commitment to sustainable health systems that offer equal access to high-quality care. Ipas DRC samarbetar med partners för att se till att kvinnor och flickor i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) kan få tillgång till säker abortvård och utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter till hälsa och autonomi. Denna insats syftar till att stärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för DRK under perioden 2020–2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framför allt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. The project is expected to contribute to expanded access to reproductive health care and rights, including safe abortion, in the DRC. The goal is to strengthen national ownership and the long-term sustainability of reproductive health care, including abortion care in the DRC. The programme goal will be achieved by contributing to an enabling environment through the domestication of the Maputo Protocol and the finalization of standard and guidelines development for safe abortion by the Ministry of Public Healththus leading to an improvement in comprehensive abortion care access in the country. This process will involve mobilization of stakeholders in the civil society, including youth associations and professional bodies (e.g. midwives association) capable of promoting the rights perspective in the demand and supply sides of vital reproductive health services. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 7500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Increased awareness of and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), focusing on young people Ökad medvetenhet om och tillgänglighet till sexuel och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), med fokus på ungdomar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14086-14086A0102 Sweden Ipas DRC works with partners to ensure that women and girls in the DRC can access safe abortion care, exercising their human right to health and autonomy. This project aims at providing government stakeholders and selected NGOs, including community organizations and youth-serving, youth-led groups, improved knowledge of the Maputo Protocol and ensuring that they have strengthened capacity and commitment to support women’s rights to broader reproductive health services, including abortion. Key government stakeholders, including the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Gender will the champion national ownership and integration of the Maputo Protocol. This project aligns closely with Sweden’s groundbreaking feminist foreign policy, interest in addressing unsafe abortion’s impact on maternal mortality, and commitment to sustainable health systems that offer equal access to high-quality care. Ipas DRC samarbetar med partners för att se till att kvinnor och flickor i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) kan få tillgång till säker abortvård och utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter till hälsa och autonomi. Denna insats syftar till att stärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för DRK under perioden 2020–2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framför allt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. The project is expected to contribute to expanded access to reproductive health care and rights, including safe abortion, in the DRC. The goal is to strengthen national ownership and the long-term sustainability of reproductive health care, including abortion care in the DRC. The programme goal will be achieved by contributing to an enabling environment through the domestication of the Maputo Protocol and the finalization of standard and guidelines development for safe abortion by the Ministry of Public Healththus leading to an improvement in comprehensive abortion care access in the country. This process will involve mobilization of stakeholders in the civil society, including youth associations and professional bodies (e.g. midwives association) capable of promoting the rights perspective in the demand and supply sides of vital reproductive health services. 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Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 10500000 9084480 10000000 6000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5500000 0 7500000 0 0 6000000 0 0 500000 9084480 10000000 43584480 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 7500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 5500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 5000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 9084480 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 0 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 10000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 6000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14086-14086A0103 Sweden Ipas DRC works with partners to ensure that women and girls in the DRC can access safe abortion care, exercising their human right to health and autonomy. This project aims at providing government stakeholders and selected NGOs, including community organizations and youth-serving, youth-led groups, improved knowledge of the Maputo Protocol and ensuring that they have strengthened capacity and commitment to support women’s rights to broader reproductive health services, including abortion. Key government stakeholders, including the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Gender will the champion national ownership and integration of the Maputo Protocol. This project aligns closely with Sweden’s groundbreaking feminist foreign policy, interest in addressing unsafe abortion’s impact on maternal mortality, and commitment to sustainable health systems that offer equal access to high-quality care. Ipas DRC samarbetar med partners för att se till att kvinnor och flickor i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) kan få tillgång till säker abortvård och utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter till hälsa och autonomi. Denna insats syftar till att stärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för DRK under perioden 2020–2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framför allt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. The project is expected to contribute to expanded access to reproductive health care and rights, including safe abortion, in the DRC. The goal is to strengthen national ownership and the long-term sustainability of reproductive health care, including abortion care in the DRC. The programme goal will be achieved by contributing to an enabling environment through the domestication of the Maputo Protocol and the finalization of standard and guidelines development for safe abortion by the Ministry of Public Healththus leading to an improvement in comprehensive abortion care access in the country. This process will involve mobilization of stakeholders in the civil society, including youth associations and professional bodies (e.g. midwives association) capable of promoting the rights perspective in the demand and supply sides of vital reproductive health services. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -870895 -870895 -870895 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights -665206 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights DR Congo 2026-2031 DR Kongo 2026-2031 Increased access to health, including sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till hälsa inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14097 Sweden We Effect has applied to Sida for funding of 20 600 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE" in North Macedonia. The request concerns support for three years, 2021-2023. We effect collaborates with two local partner organisations; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). The overall objective of the programme is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets. The specific outcomes of the project are: 1. rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular; 2. local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems; 3. more Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems; 4. organisational development. In the dialogue between Sida, We Effect and its partnerorganisations, it was agreed to strive for a Market Systems Development approach (MSD-approach) in the new programme, IISEE. We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om Sidas stöd till programmet "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE". Ansökan avser ett treårigt stöd, 2021-2023, med ett belopp på 20 600 000 SEK. We Effect samarbetar med two lokala partnerorganisationer; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). Det övergripande målet för programmet är att bidra till ökad sysselsättning och socio-ekonomisk makt över sin egen situation för människor som lever under marginaliserade förhållanden på landsbygden och i semiurbana miljöer. Resultaten på outcome-nivå är;  i) stärkta landsbygdsföretag och småskaliga bönder/producenter som genererar mer inkomst och ökar sysselsättningsgraden för människor på landsbygden, särskilt kvinnor och unga människor, ii) mer motståndskraftiga och hållbara lokalsamhällen som främjar landsbygdsutveckling, särskilt för fattiga medlemmar inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iiii) fler romer har utvecklad kapacitet för, och tillgång till arbetsmarknaden, för att kunna ta anställning och utnyttja affärsmöjligheter inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iv) organisationsutveckling. I dialogen mellan Sida, We Effect och dess partnerorganisationer kom parterna överens om att verka för en marknadsansats (Market Systems Development, MSD) i det nya programmet, IISEE. The project's overall objective is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets.  The specific outcomes of the project are:  1. Rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular.  2. Local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems. 3. More Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems. 4. Organisational development. Outcomes one to three are directly related to Marked System Development (MSD). Outcome four is not directly linked to the MSD approach, but is believed to be crucial for achieving the programme.  Moreover, the project will focus on three intervention areas: 1) The first outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to the market for companies that empower rural women and youth. 2) To achieve the second outcome, the project will focus on promoting supporting services and enabling environment (rules and regulation) for local communities. 3) The third outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to skills and access to finance for employment and self-employment of Roma people. While the areas are defined, specific interventions to be implemented within each area are not yet designed. Instead, and in line with a MSD-approach, interventions will be piloted during the inception phase with the potential to scale-up in the implementation phase. The inception phase for this programme is twelve months, April to March 2022. MSD is an approach to development that works through public and private actors to generate sustainable large-scale impact. It is analysis-led and does not prescribe or prohibit any particular instrument or tool of intervention. Instead, interventions are developed to respond to align with the capabilities and incentives of those public, private, and civil society actors, and adapted based on piloting and learning. Instead of focusing on what MSD programmes can "deliver", emphasis is placed on how systems can work better to deliver impacts for disadvantaged people. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Agricultural development Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Agriculture Administrative Costs of Donors Summary of Achieved Results (as of early 2026, incorporating latest data up to mid-2025) The IISEE project delivered strong, impactful results using a Market Systems Development (MSD) approach, significantly improving socio-economic empowerment for small-scale farmers, rural communities (especially women and youth), and Roma job seekers in North Macedonia. By June 2025, the project reached 3,727 rights-holders (2,247 direct, 1,480 indirect; previous cumulative to end-2024: 3,423, meaning ~304 additional in early-mid 2025), with 47% women, achieving 90% of direct outreach targets. [Appendix 4 Results and Lessons Learnt from Phase I, p.3, Klaradia: UM2025/03667/SKOP-14] Beneficiaries gained new capabilities in market participation, formal employment, and resilient agribusiness changes previously limited by systemic barriers. Key Expected Results Income growth: Attributed gross income increase reached equivalent of 19.2 MSEK cumulatively by June 2025 (with potential long-term projection to 46.7 MSEK two years post-interventions). [Appendix 4, p.3,] Over 1,000 individuals saw ~55% average increase, driven by interventions in cereals, school schemes, and job matching. [Appendix 4, p.4,] Small-scale farmers (1,457 engaged cumulatively) transitioned to diversified models, e.g., contract farming and digital advisory services, enhancing revenues and formal market access. [Appendix 4, p.3] Employment, especially Roma inclusion: 198 new jobs contracted cumulatively for Roma by June 2025 (44% women), with 148 retained for at least 6 months; 603 Roma accessed dedicated job-matching services. [Appendix 4, p.3] Key contributing activities in early 2025 included recording 34 new employments through the job-matching model implemented by Romalitico and the successful completion of vocational education and training (VET) for 95 unemployed Roma job seekers in high-demand sectors such as elderly care and photovoltaic installation (concluded in early April 2025). [Brief Progress Report Jan-Apr 2025, p.1, p.11, Klaradia: UM2023/26843/SKOP-245] These efforts supported Roma in gaining employable skills, confidence, and formal opportunities, reducing dependency on benefits while contributing to household stability and migration reduction. [Appendix 4, p.3,] Market and community resilience: Farmers were offered improved products and services; Cooperatives like Sharri doubled membership (mostly women); initiatives like low-cost fencing was replicated by the National Park Shar Mountain in several other rural areas. Over 3,700 beneficiaries (direct/indirect) now have an increased income, access to new rural services, and economic independence. [Appendix 4, p.2, p.3,] Sida assesses that the results achieved are broadly in line with expectations. The documented income growth, Roma employment outcomes, and strengthened market and cooperative structures demonstrate tangible progress toward increased economic inclusion and resilience. Continued institutional anchoring and market integration will be important to sustain these gains over time. Unexpected/Positive Systemic Results Beyond direct targets, the project triggered unanticipated systemic changes through replication, institutional uptake, and private-sector innovation, illustrating the MSD approachs catalytic potential. For example, a low-cost fencing model piloted during potato harvesting intervention (to protect crops from wildlife) was replicated in 2025 by National Park Shar Mountain across several villages (e.g., Shipkovica, Bozovce, Veshala, and Vejce), demonstrating public-sector adoption of effective, low-tech solutions. [Appendix 4, p.2] Institutional uptake included the annual Potato Day event (initiated under the project) receiving Ministry support in 2025, and groundwork for school schemes (piloted in 2022) influencing national priorities. [Appendix 4, p.2, also Brief Progress Report Jan-Apr 2025, p.1,2] One pilot partner moved from an informal small food operator to a fully registered company, gaining legitimacy, consumer trust, market access, and financial services, and serving as a role model for smallholder business formalisation. [Appendix 4, p.1] Innovative models proved highly replicable: a new partnership with the Macedonian Association of Processors (MAP) introduced digital farming in value chains, improving supply chain efficiency; job-matching services scaled from textiles to manufacturing, creating pathways out of informality. [Appendix 4, p.2] Overall, the projected return on investment (~1.76 SEK per 1 SEK invested long-term) exceeded expectations, highlighting leveraged systemic impacts. [Appendix 4, p.3] Sida assesses that the intervention has triggered positive systemic effects beyond its direct targets, including public-sector replication, institutional uptake, and private-sector formalisation. These developments indicate catalytic market changes and strengthened prospects for sustainable impact. Notable Ongoing/Delayed Systemic Change The project significantly influenced the draft Law on Agriculture and Rural Development (introducing Producer Organizations (PO)/Associations of POs; the definition of an active farmer; and school schemes alignment with EU CAP). [Appendix 4, p.1,2.] However, adoption remains pending as of early 2026 . The EU Commission country report for 2025 also flags that the CAP aligned framework is still missing and that it should be prioritized. Overall, Sida assesses that the project made a clear difference: target groups shifted from vulnerability to resilience, with new behaviors (e.g., formal employment, diversified farming) and relations (stronger market linkages, community ownership). Sida also assesses that the programmes MSD approach yielded good results, confirming effectiveness amid challenges like policy delays. Sida assesses that to this date, Phase I outcomes provide a strong foundation for ongoing discussions for a potential second phase of the programme. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14097-14097A0101 Sweden We Effect has applied to Sida for funding of 20 600 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE" in North Macedonia. The request concerns support for three years, 2021-2023. We effect collaborates with two local partner organisations; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). The overall objective of the programme is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets. The specific outcomes of the project are: 1. rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular; 2. local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems; 3. more Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems; 4. organisational development. In the dialogue between Sida, We Effect and its partnerorganisations, it was agreed to strive for a Market Systems Development approach (MSD-approach) in the new programme, IISEE. We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om Sidas stöd till programmet "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE". Ansökan avser ett treårigt stöd, 2021-2023, med ett belopp på 20 600 000 SEK. We Effect samarbetar med two lokala partnerorganisationer; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). Det övergripande målet för programmet är att bidra till ökad sysselsättning och socio-ekonomisk makt över sin egen situation för människor som lever under marginaliserade förhållanden på landsbygden och i semiurbana miljöer. Resultaten på outcome-nivå är;  i) stärkta landsbygdsföretag och småskaliga bönder/producenter som genererar mer inkomst och ökar sysselsättningsgraden för människor på landsbygden, särskilt kvinnor och unga människor, ii) mer motståndskraftiga och hållbara lokalsamhällen som främjar landsbygdsutveckling, särskilt för fattiga medlemmar inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iiii) fler romer har utvecklad kapacitet för, och tillgång till arbetsmarknaden, för att kunna ta anställning och utnyttja affärsmöjligheter inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iv) organisationsutveckling. I dialogen mellan Sida, We Effect och dess partnerorganisationer kom parterna överens om att verka för en marknadsansats (Market Systems Development, MSD) i det nya programmet, IISEE. The project's overall objective is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets.  The specific outcomes of the project are:  1. Rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular.  2. Local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems. 3. More Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems. 4. Organisational development. Outcomes one to three are directly related to Marked System Development (MSD). Outcome four is not directly linked to the MSD approach, but is believed to be crucial for achieving the programme.  Moreover, the project will focus on three intervention areas: 1) The first outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to the market for companies that empower rural women and youth. 2) To achieve the second outcome, the project will focus on promoting supporting services and enabling environment (rules and regulation) for local communities. 3) The third outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to skills and access to finance for employment and self-employment of Roma people. While the areas are defined, specific interventions to be implemented within each area are not yet designed. Instead, and in line with a MSD-approach, interventions will be piloted during the inception phase with the potential to scale-up in the implementation phase. The inception phase for this programme is twelve months, April to March 2022. MSD is an approach to development that works through public and private actors to generate sustainable large-scale impact. It is analysis-led and does not prescribe or prohibit any particular instrument or tool of intervention. Instead, interventions are developed to respond to align with the capabilities and incentives of those public, private, and civil society actors, and adapted based on piloting and learning. Instead of focusing on what MSD programmes can "deliver", emphasis is placed on how systems can work better to deliver impacts for disadvantaged people. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5900000 0 0 0 5900000 -0.0000000002 0 0 0 0 0 5900000 We Effect 5900000 We Effect Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14097-14097A0102 Sweden We Effect has applied to Sida for funding of 20 600 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE" in North Macedonia. The request concerns support for three years, 2021-2023. We effect collaborates with two local partner organisations; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). The overall objective of the programme is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets. The specific outcomes of the project are: 1. rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular; 2. local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems; 3. more Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems; 4. organisational development. In the dialogue between Sida, We Effect and its partnerorganisations, it was agreed to strive for a Market Systems Development approach (MSD-approach) in the new programme, IISEE. We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om Sidas stöd till programmet "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE". Ansökan avser ett treårigt stöd, 2021-2023, med ett belopp på 20 600 000 SEK. We Effect samarbetar med two lokala partnerorganisationer; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). Det övergripande målet för programmet är att bidra till ökad sysselsättning och socio-ekonomisk makt över sin egen situation för människor som lever under marginaliserade förhållanden på landsbygden och i semiurbana miljöer. Resultaten på outcome-nivå är;  i) stärkta landsbygdsföretag och småskaliga bönder/producenter som genererar mer inkomst och ökar sysselsättningsgraden för människor på landsbygden, särskilt kvinnor och unga människor, ii) mer motståndskraftiga och hållbara lokalsamhällen som främjar landsbygdsutveckling, särskilt för fattiga medlemmar inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iiii) fler romer har utvecklad kapacitet för, och tillgång till arbetsmarknaden, för att kunna ta anställning och utnyttja affärsmöjligheter inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iv) organisationsutveckling. I dialogen mellan Sida, We Effect och dess partnerorganisationer kom parterna överens om att verka för en marknadsansats (Market Systems Development, MSD) i det nya programmet, IISEE. The project's overall objective is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets.  The specific outcomes of the project are:  1. Rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular.  2. Local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems. 3. More Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems. 4. Organisational development. Outcomes one to three are directly related to Marked System Development (MSD). Outcome four is not directly linked to the MSD approach, but is believed to be crucial for achieving the programme.  Moreover, the project will focus on three intervention areas: 1) The first outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to the market for companies that empower rural women and youth. 2) To achieve the second outcome, the project will focus on promoting supporting services and enabling environment (rules and regulation) for local communities. 3) The third outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to skills and access to finance for employment and self-employment of Roma people. While the areas are defined, specific interventions to be implemented within each area are not yet designed. Instead, and in line with a MSD-approach, interventions will be piloted during the inception phase with the potential to scale-up in the implementation phase. The inception phase for this programme is twelve months, April to March 2022. MSD is an approach to development that works through public and private actors to generate sustainable large-scale impact. It is analysis-led and does not prescribe or prohibit any particular instrument or tool of intervention. Instead, interventions are developed to respond to align with the capabilities and incentives of those public, private, and civil society actors, and adapted based on piloting and learning. Instead of focusing on what MSD programmes can "deliver", emphasis is placed on how systems can work better to deliver impacts for disadvantaged people. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7700000 1400000 9600000 1489756 7700000 0 0 0.0000000003 0 0 0 0 0 -510244 4200000 0 0 0 1400000 0 5400000 0 0 0 0 -0.0000000001 0 0 2000000 20189756 We Effect 7700000 We Effect 1400000 We Effect 4200000 We Effect 5400000 We Effect -510244 We Effect 2000000 We Effect Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning WB: Better conditions for open economies integrated into regional, EU and international value chains and markets VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för öppna ekonomier som integreras i regionala, EU:s och internationella värdekedjor och marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14097-14097A0201 Sweden We Effect has applied to Sida for funding of 20 600 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE" in North Macedonia. The request concerns support for three years, 2021-2023. We effect collaborates with two local partner organisations; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). The overall objective of the programme is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets. The specific outcomes of the project are: 1. rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular; 2. local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems; 3. more Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems; 4. organisational development. In the dialogue between Sida, We Effect and its partnerorganisations, it was agreed to strive for a Market Systems Development approach (MSD-approach) in the new programme, IISEE. We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om Sidas stöd till programmet "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE". Ansökan avser ett treårigt stöd, 2021-2023, med ett belopp på 20 600 000 SEK. We Effect samarbetar med two lokala partnerorganisationer; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). Det övergripande målet för programmet är att bidra till ökad sysselsättning och socio-ekonomisk makt över sin egen situation för människor som lever under marginaliserade förhållanden på landsbygden och i semiurbana miljöer. Resultaten på outcome-nivå är;  i) stärkta landsbygdsföretag och småskaliga bönder/producenter som genererar mer inkomst och ökar sysselsättningsgraden för människor på landsbygden, särskilt kvinnor och unga människor, ii) mer motståndskraftiga och hållbara lokalsamhällen som främjar landsbygdsutveckling, särskilt för fattiga medlemmar inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iiii) fler romer har utvecklad kapacitet för, och tillgång till arbetsmarknaden, för att kunna ta anställning och utnyttja affärsmöjligheter inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iv) organisationsutveckling. I dialogen mellan Sida, We Effect och dess partnerorganisationer kom parterna överens om att verka för en marknadsansats (Market Systems Development, MSD) i det nya programmet, IISEE. The project's overall objective is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets.  The specific outcomes of the project are:  1. Rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular.  2. Local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems. 3. More Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems. 4. Organisational development. Outcomes one to three are directly related to Marked System Development (MSD). Outcome four is not directly linked to the MSD approach, but is believed to be crucial for achieving the programme.  Moreover, the project will focus on three intervention areas: 1) The first outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to the market for companies that empower rural women and youth. 2) To achieve the second outcome, the project will focus on promoting supporting services and enabling environment (rules and regulation) for local communities. 3) The third outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to skills and access to finance for employment and self-employment of Roma people. While the areas are defined, specific interventions to be implemented within each area are not yet designed. Instead, and in line with a MSD-approach, interventions will be piloted during the inception phase with the potential to scale-up in the implementation phase. The inception phase for this programme is twelve months, April to March 2022. MSD is an approach to development that works through public and private actors to generate sustainable large-scale impact. It is analysis-led and does not prescribe or prohibit any particular instrument or tool of intervention. Instead, interventions are developed to respond to align with the capabilities and incentives of those public, private, and civil society actors, and adapted based on piloting and learning. Instead of focusing on what MSD programmes can "deliver", emphasis is placed on how systems can work better to deliver impacts for disadvantaged people. Sweden Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 560800 560800 0 560800 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 560800 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14177 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length, complexity and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter. Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Liberia Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-14177-14177A0101 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length, complexity and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter. Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 294507 0 0 0 0 0 0 69554 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 97057 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 127895 294507 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 69554.39 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 97057.17 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 127895 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Strengthened conditions for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for sustainable peace and social cohesion Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar fred och social sammanhållning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for productivity and access to domestic and international markets Stärkta förutsättningar för produktivitet och tillgång till inhemska och internationella marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable management and use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14177-14177A0102 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length, complexity and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter. Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 183952 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54485 0 0 0 129467 0 183952 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 129467 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 54485 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Strengthened conditions for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for sustainable peace and social cohesion Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar fred och social sammanhållning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for productivity and access to domestic and international markets Stärkta förutsättningar för produktivitet och tillgång till inhemska och internationella marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable management and use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14177-14177A0103 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length, complexity and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter. Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 191750 239112 86308 0 0 163842 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 191750 -77534 80789 158323 517170 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 191749.99 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 80789 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 235857 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -77534 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 163841.6 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Strengthened conditions for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for sustainable peace and social cohesion Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar fred och social sammanhållning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for productivity and access to domestic and international markets Stärkta förutsättningar för produktivitet och tillgång till inhemska och internationella marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable management and use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14213 Sweden Eko-svest is a nonprofit, non-governmental, environmental organization that has been in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje for an intervention focused on empowering environmental civil society for a comprehensive climate change action named ‘Civil Society Action for Climate’ . Its proposed budget is 13,300,000 SEK with an implementation period between June 2021-May 2024 and a 6 months Inception phase. Eko-svest is also partnering up with 2 other NGOs, Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) and CNVP- Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People for diversifying expertise. It is building upon the results achieved of the 36 month EU Delegation funded project Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC) implemented from 2018 to 2020 by Eko-svest (and two other organisations) to increase civil society capacity and raise public awareness on climate change and establish a CSO Climate Coalition. The Climate Coalition will serve as the main platform in this intervention and continue to develop, with a focus to actively participate in the decision making processes in this sector and be active within all regions in the country. The action will enable civil society to: - Advocate for proper, timely and meaningful public participation according the Aarhus Convention and EU legislation, - Mobilise citizens, use local examples and cases to prepare recommendations, - Use expert support to prepare analysis and generate data, - Collect inputs through CSO consultations in all regions, - Provide inputs related to Chapters 15 and 27. - Take part in public consultation processes for laws and strategies on national level, provide comments and recommendations for their improvements and alignment with EU legislation. As lead partner, Eko-svest has formed a partnership with the 2 other organisations - MYLA and CNVP that can be defined as a consortium. Eko-svest will be responsible for the overall implementation of project activities, accountable for the use of funds and will have the responsibility for the financial management, monitoring and reporting. It will have the responsibility to sign agreements with the two other implementing partners that will receive forwarded funds for cost of activities they will implement in accordance with the work plan. Eko-svest är en ideell, icke-statlig miljöorganisation som har varit i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Skopje gällande insatsen ”Civil Society Action for Climate”, vilken fokuserar på att stötta det civila samhället för omfattande klimatförändringsåtgärder. Insatsens föreslagna budget uppgår till 13 300 000 SEK med en aktivitetsperiod mellan juni 2021 och maj 2024, inklusive en inceptionsfas på sex månader. Eko-svest samarbetar också med ytterligare två icke-statliga organisationer; Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) och CNVP - Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People för att diversifiera expertisen. Insatsen bygger på de resultat som uppnåtts genom det 36 månader långa EU-delegationsfinansierade projektet Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC), vilket genomfördes av Eko-svest och två andra organisationer mellan 2018 och 2020. CCCC syftade till att öka civilsamhällets kapacitet, öka allmänhetens medvetenhet om klimatförändringar samt inrätta en CSO-klimatkoalition. Klimatkoalitionen kommer att fungera som den viktigaste plattformen i denna insats och kommer fortsätta att utvecklas med fokus på aktivt deltagande i beslutsprocesser inom miljösektorn. Vidare kommer koalitionen att vara aktiv inom alla regioner i landet. Insatsen gör det möjligt för civilsamhället att: - Förespråka ett ordentligt, aktuellt och meningsfullt deltagande av allmänheten i enlighet med Århuskonventionen och EU-lagstiftning, - Mobilisera medborgare, använd lokala exempel och fall för att utarbeta rekommendationer, - Använda expertstöd för att förbereda analys och generera data, - Samla input genom samråd med civilsamhällesorganisationer i alla regioner, - Ge input relaterade till kapitel 15 och 27. - Delta i offentliga samrådsprocesser för lagar och strategier på nationell nivå, ge kommentarer och rekommendationer för förbättringar och anpassning till EU-lagstiftning. Som huvudpartner har Eko-svest ingått partnerskap med de två andra organisationerna - MYLA och CNVP. Detta kan definieras som ett konsortium. Eko-svest ansvarar för det övergripande genomförandet av projektaktiviteter, för användningen av medel samt bär ansvar för finanshantering, uppföljning och rapportering. Vidare kommer organisationen också bära ansvar att underteckna avtal med de två andra genomförandepartnerna, vilka kommer att få vidarebefordrade medel för att täcka kostnader för aktiviteter som de genomför i enlighet med arbetsplanen. General objective Strong and vibrant civil society that plays a meaningful role in the process of decarbonization, transformation and renewal of the society, resulting in a clean environment, green economies and healthy citizens in North Macedonia. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen and empower the civil society to take part in climate related decision making and take local action through improving their capacities, knowledge and skills and providing the necessary resources for this work. 2. Increase public awareness about the possibilities for low carbon economies and green transformation and build public pressure on institutions to ensure these developments through policy and programme changes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Results achieved Civil society became a recognized actor in climate governance. A central result of the AfC programme was the structural repositioning of civil society within national climate governance. Many CSOs shifted from being informal advocates on the margins to formally acknowledged contributors to policymaking, most notably through their substantive involvement in drafting the Climate Action Law. Their inputs went beyond commentary and included technical proposals and governance mechanisms, culminating in provisions that formally embed CSO representatives within the National Coordination Body for Climate Action. This represents a qualitative change in governance practice: civil society is no longer merely consulted ad hoc but is institutionally positioned within the climate policy architecture. A durable national Climate Coalition was created. The programme resulted in the consolidation of a large and functionally coherent Climate Coalition of approximately 70 CSOs, transforming a previously fragmented advocacy landscape into a coordinated national platform. The coalition enabled collective agenda-setting, joint policy positions, and sustained advocacy pressure that individual organizations could not exert independently. Importantly, the coalition demonstrated signs of autonomy and self-organization, suggesting durability beyond the programmes direct support and marking a rare example of network institutionalization in the countrys civil society sector. Local governments adopted concrete climate planning with CSO support. At the municipal level, the programme translated civil society capacity into tangible governance outputs. Through subgrants and technical engagement, CSOs supported the development of local energy and climate action plans in several municipalities and formalized cooperation through memoranda of understanding with 20 local governments. This extended climate governance beyond national strategies into local decision-making, addressing a longstanding implementation gap and positioning CSOs as technical partners in municipal planning rather than external pressure actors. CSO technical and legal capacity increased markedly. Another key result was the significant strengthening of CSO technical, legal, and policy capacity. Organizations acquired the ability to produce evidence-based policy briefs, legal analyses, and formal submissions that were directly used in consultations and legislative processes. Legal mentoring enabled CSOs to engage with environmental governance not only through advocacy but also through procedural and legal mechanisms, increasing the credibility and effectiveness of their interventions. Despite this progress, financial sustainability remains a structural weakness that limits the long-term consolidation of these gains. CSOs acted as institutional connectors. An important, unplanned and not entirely positive outcome is the emergence of CSOs as functional intermediaries between fragmented state institutions, municipalities, experts, and communities. In practice, CSOs often bridged coordination gaps within government, particularly where ministerial capacity was weak or siloed. This role went beyond advocacy and placed civil society in a quasi-systemic position, facilitating information flow, coherence, and continuity in climate governance processes that the state apparatus itself struggled to provide. Subgrant pilots triggered municipal follow-up interest. Finally, some locally implemented subgrant projects generated follow-up interest from municipalities, which expressed willingness to scale or replicate successful initiatives using their own resources or additional donor funding. A particularly salient result is the co-development and adoption of Local Environmental Action Plans by several municipalities, with clear measures that include climate action. While still tentative and contingent on political and fiscal conditions, this response indicates that CSO-led pilot actions were perceived as credible and practically relevant, rather than purely donor-driven experiments. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14213-14213A0101 Sweden Eko-svest is a nonprofit, non-governmental, environmental organization that has been in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje for an intervention focused on empowering environmental civil society for a comprehensive climate change action named ‘Civil Society Action for Climate’ . Its proposed budget is 13,300,000 SEK with an implementation period between June 2021-May 2024 and a 6 months Inception phase. Eko-svest is also partnering up with 2 other NGOs, Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) and CNVP- Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People for diversifying expertise. It is building upon the results achieved of the 36 month EU Delegation funded project Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC) implemented from 2018 to 2020 by Eko-svest (and two other organisations) to increase civil society capacity and raise public awareness on climate change and establish a CSO Climate Coalition. The Climate Coalition will serve as the main platform in this intervention and continue to develop, with a focus to actively participate in the decision making processes in this sector and be active within all regions in the country. The action will enable civil society to: - Advocate for proper, timely and meaningful public participation according the Aarhus Convention and EU legislation, - Mobilise citizens, use local examples and cases to prepare recommendations, - Use expert support to prepare analysis and generate data, - Collect inputs through CSO consultations in all regions, - Provide inputs related to Chapters 15 and 27. - Take part in public consultation processes for laws and strategies on national level, provide comments and recommendations for their improvements and alignment with EU legislation. As lead partner, Eko-svest has formed a partnership with the 2 other organisations - MYLA and CNVP that can be defined as a consortium. Eko-svest will be responsible for the overall implementation of project activities, accountable for the use of funds and will have the responsibility for the financial management, monitoring and reporting. It will have the responsibility to sign agreements with the two other implementing partners that will receive forwarded funds for cost of activities they will implement in accordance with the work plan. Eko-svest är en ideell, icke-statlig miljöorganisation som har varit i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Skopje gällande insatsen ”Civil Society Action for Climate”, vilken fokuserar på att stötta det civila samhället för omfattande klimatförändringsåtgärder. Insatsens föreslagna budget uppgår till 13 300 000 SEK med en aktivitetsperiod mellan juni 2021 och maj 2024, inklusive en inceptionsfas på sex månader. Eko-svest samarbetar också med ytterligare två icke-statliga organisationer; Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) och CNVP - Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People för att diversifiera expertisen. Insatsen bygger på de resultat som uppnåtts genom det 36 månader långa EU-delegationsfinansierade projektet Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC), vilket genomfördes av Eko-svest och två andra organisationer mellan 2018 och 2020. CCCC syftade till att öka civilsamhällets kapacitet, öka allmänhetens medvetenhet om klimatförändringar samt inrätta en CSO-klimatkoalition. Klimatkoalitionen kommer att fungera som den viktigaste plattformen i denna insats och kommer fortsätta att utvecklas med fokus på aktivt deltagande i beslutsprocesser inom miljösektorn. Vidare kommer koalitionen att vara aktiv inom alla regioner i landet. Insatsen gör det möjligt för civilsamhället att: - Förespråka ett ordentligt, aktuellt och meningsfullt deltagande av allmänheten i enlighet med Århuskonventionen och EU-lagstiftning, - Mobilisera medborgare, använd lokala exempel och fall för att utarbeta rekommendationer, - Använda expertstöd för att förbereda analys och generera data, - Samla input genom samråd med civilsamhällesorganisationer i alla regioner, - Ge input relaterade till kapitel 15 och 27. - Delta i offentliga samrådsprocesser för lagar och strategier på nationell nivå, ge kommentarer och rekommendationer för förbättringar och anpassning till EU-lagstiftning. Som huvudpartner har Eko-svest ingått partnerskap med de två andra organisationerna - MYLA och CNVP. Detta kan definieras som ett konsortium. Eko-svest ansvarar för det övergripande genomförandet av projektaktiviteter, för användningen av medel samt bär ansvar för finanshantering, uppföljning och rapportering. Vidare kommer organisationen också bära ansvar att underteckna avtal med de två andra genomförandepartnerna, vilka kommer att få vidarebefordrade medel för att täcka kostnader för aktiviteter som de genomför i enlighet med arbetsplanen. General objective Strong and vibrant civil society that plays a meaningful role in the process of decarbonization, transformation and renewal of the society, resulting in a clean environment, green economies and healthy citizens in North Macedonia. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen and empower the civil society to take part in climate related decision making and take local action through improving their capacities, knowledge and skills and providing the necessary resources for this work. 2. Increase public awareness about the possibilities for low carbon economies and green transformation and build public pressure on institutions to ensure these developments through policy and programme changes. Sweden Eko-svest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eko-svest 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 3000000 Eko-svest 3000000 Eko-svest Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14213-14213A0102 Sweden Eko-svest is a nonprofit, non-governmental, environmental organization that has been in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje for an intervention focused on empowering environmental civil society for a comprehensive climate change action named ‘Civil Society Action for Climate’ . Its proposed budget is 13,300,000 SEK with an implementation period between June 2021-May 2024 and a 6 months Inception phase. Eko-svest is also partnering up with 2 other NGOs, Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) and CNVP- Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People for diversifying expertise. It is building upon the results achieved of the 36 month EU Delegation funded project Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC) implemented from 2018 to 2020 by Eko-svest (and two other organisations) to increase civil society capacity and raise public awareness on climate change and establish a CSO Climate Coalition. The Climate Coalition will serve as the main platform in this intervention and continue to develop, with a focus to actively participate in the decision making processes in this sector and be active within all regions in the country. The action will enable civil society to: - Advocate for proper, timely and meaningful public participation according the Aarhus Convention and EU legislation, - Mobilise citizens, use local examples and cases to prepare recommendations, - Use expert support to prepare analysis and generate data, - Collect inputs through CSO consultations in all regions, - Provide inputs related to Chapters 15 and 27. - Take part in public consultation processes for laws and strategies on national level, provide comments and recommendations for their improvements and alignment with EU legislation. As lead partner, Eko-svest has formed a partnership with the 2 other organisations - MYLA and CNVP that can be defined as a consortium. Eko-svest will be responsible for the overall implementation of project activities, accountable for the use of funds and will have the responsibility for the financial management, monitoring and reporting. It will have the responsibility to sign agreements with the two other implementing partners that will receive forwarded funds for cost of activities they will implement in accordance with the work plan. Eko-svest är en ideell, icke-statlig miljöorganisation som har varit i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Skopje gällande insatsen ”Civil Society Action for Climate”, vilken fokuserar på att stötta det civila samhället för omfattande klimatförändringsåtgärder. Insatsens föreslagna budget uppgår till 13 300 000 SEK med en aktivitetsperiod mellan juni 2021 och maj 2024, inklusive en inceptionsfas på sex månader. Eko-svest samarbetar också med ytterligare två icke-statliga organisationer; Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) och CNVP - Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People för att diversifiera expertisen. Insatsen bygger på de resultat som uppnåtts genom det 36 månader långa EU-delegationsfinansierade projektet Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC), vilket genomfördes av Eko-svest och två andra organisationer mellan 2018 och 2020. CCCC syftade till att öka civilsamhällets kapacitet, öka allmänhetens medvetenhet om klimatförändringar samt inrätta en CSO-klimatkoalition. Klimatkoalitionen kommer att fungera som den viktigaste plattformen i denna insats och kommer fortsätta att utvecklas med fokus på aktivt deltagande i beslutsprocesser inom miljösektorn. Vidare kommer koalitionen att vara aktiv inom alla regioner i landet. Insatsen gör det möjligt för civilsamhället att: - Förespråka ett ordentligt, aktuellt och meningsfullt deltagande av allmänheten i enlighet med Århuskonventionen och EU-lagstiftning, - Mobilisera medborgare, använd lokala exempel och fall för att utarbeta rekommendationer, - Använda expertstöd för att förbereda analys och generera data, - Samla input genom samråd med civilsamhällesorganisationer i alla regioner, - Ge input relaterade till kapitel 15 och 27. - Delta i offentliga samrådsprocesser för lagar och strategier på nationell nivå, ge kommentarer och rekommendationer för förbättringar och anpassning till EU-lagstiftning. Som huvudpartner har Eko-svest ingått partnerskap med de två andra organisationerna - MYLA och CNVP. Detta kan definieras som ett konsortium. Eko-svest ansvarar för det övergripande genomförandet av projektaktiviteter, för användningen av medel samt bär ansvar för finanshantering, uppföljning och rapportering. Vidare kommer organisationen också bära ansvar att underteckna avtal med de två andra genomförandepartnerna, vilka kommer att få vidarebefordrade medel för att täcka kostnader för aktiviteter som de genomför i enlighet med arbetsplanen. General objective Strong and vibrant civil society that plays a meaningful role in the process of decarbonization, transformation and renewal of the society, resulting in a clean environment, green economies and healthy citizens in North Macedonia. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen and empower the civil society to take part in climate related decision making and take local action through improving their capacities, knowledge and skills and providing the necessary resources for this work. 2. Increase public awareness about the possibilities for low carbon economies and green transformation and build public pressure on institutions to ensure these developments through policy and programme changes. Sweden Eko-svest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eko-svest 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 5300000 2796834 -443349 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 2000000 1000000 2000000 2300000 1796834 0 -443349 11653485 Eko-svest 2000000 Eko-svest 2000000 Eko-svest 2300000 Eko-svest 3000000 Eko-svest 1000000 Eko-svest 1796834 Eko-svest -443349.11 Eko-svest Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14213-14213A0201 Sweden Eko-svest is a nonprofit, non-governmental, environmental organization that has been in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje for an intervention focused on empowering environmental civil society for a comprehensive climate change action named ‘Civil Society Action for Climate’ . Its proposed budget is 13,300,000 SEK with an implementation period between June 2021-May 2024 and a 6 months Inception phase. Eko-svest is also partnering up with 2 other NGOs, Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) and CNVP- Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People for diversifying expertise. It is building upon the results achieved of the 36 month EU Delegation funded project Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC) implemented from 2018 to 2020 by Eko-svest (and two other organisations) to increase civil society capacity and raise public awareness on climate change and establish a CSO Climate Coalition. The Climate Coalition will serve as the main platform in this intervention and continue to develop, with a focus to actively participate in the decision making processes in this sector and be active within all regions in the country. The action will enable civil society to: - Advocate for proper, timely and meaningful public participation according the Aarhus Convention and EU legislation, - Mobilise citizens, use local examples and cases to prepare recommendations, - Use expert support to prepare analysis and generate data, - Collect inputs through CSO consultations in all regions, - Provide inputs related to Chapters 15 and 27. - Take part in public consultation processes for laws and strategies on national level, provide comments and recommendations for their improvements and alignment with EU legislation. As lead partner, Eko-svest has formed a partnership with the 2 other organisations - MYLA and CNVP that can be defined as a consortium. Eko-svest will be responsible for the overall implementation of project activities, accountable for the use of funds and will have the responsibility for the financial management, monitoring and reporting. It will have the responsibility to sign agreements with the two other implementing partners that will receive forwarded funds for cost of activities they will implement in accordance with the work plan. Eko-svest är en ideell, icke-statlig miljöorganisation som har varit i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Skopje gällande insatsen ”Civil Society Action for Climate”, vilken fokuserar på att stötta det civila samhället för omfattande klimatförändringsåtgärder. Insatsens föreslagna budget uppgår till 13 300 000 SEK med en aktivitetsperiod mellan juni 2021 och maj 2024, inklusive en inceptionsfas på sex månader. Eko-svest samarbetar också med ytterligare två icke-statliga organisationer; Macedonian young lawyers association (MYLA) och CNVP - Stichting Connecting Natural Values & People för att diversifiera expertisen. Insatsen bygger på de resultat som uppnåtts genom det 36 månader långa EU-delegationsfinansierade projektet Communities Communicating Climate Change (CCCC), vilket genomfördes av Eko-svest och två andra organisationer mellan 2018 och 2020. CCCC syftade till att öka civilsamhällets kapacitet, öka allmänhetens medvetenhet om klimatförändringar samt inrätta en CSO-klimatkoalition. Klimatkoalitionen kommer att fungera som den viktigaste plattformen i denna insats och kommer fortsätta att utvecklas med fokus på aktivt deltagande i beslutsprocesser inom miljösektorn. Vidare kommer koalitionen att vara aktiv inom alla regioner i landet. Insatsen gör det möjligt för civilsamhället att: - Förespråka ett ordentligt, aktuellt och meningsfullt deltagande av allmänheten i enlighet med Århuskonventionen och EU-lagstiftning, - Mobilisera medborgare, använd lokala exempel och fall för att utarbeta rekommendationer, - Använda expertstöd för att förbereda analys och generera data, - Samla input genom samråd med civilsamhällesorganisationer i alla regioner, - Ge input relaterade till kapitel 15 och 27. - Delta i offentliga samrådsprocesser för lagar och strategier på nationell nivå, ge kommentarer och rekommendationer för förbättringar och anpassning till EU-lagstiftning. Som huvudpartner har Eko-svest ingått partnerskap med de två andra organisationerna - MYLA och CNVP. Detta kan definieras som ett konsortium. Eko-svest ansvarar för det övergripande genomförandet av projektaktiviteter, för användningen av medel samt bär ansvar för finanshantering, uppföljning och rapportering. Vidare kommer organisationen också bära ansvar att underteckna avtal med de två andra genomförandepartnerna, vilka kommer att få vidarebefordrade medel för att täcka kostnader för aktiviteter som de genomför i enlighet med arbetsplanen. General objective Strong and vibrant civil society that plays a meaningful role in the process of decarbonization, transformation and renewal of the society, resulting in a clean environment, green economies and healthy citizens in North Macedonia. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen and empower the civil society to take part in climate related decision making and take local action through improving their capacities, knowledge and skills and providing the necessary resources for this work. 2. Increase public awareness about the possibilities for low carbon economies and green transformation and build public pressure on institutions to ensure these developments through policy and programme changes. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 567011 0 0 0 0 0 567011 567011 KPMG 567010.5 KPMG Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14221 Sweden Core support to Toronto Leadership Centre for the period 2020-2026 The overarching objective of the partnership is to strengthen the capacity of financial supervisors and regulators and their agencies in order to promote financial stability and inclusion and mitigate and effectively manage financial crisis to minimize impact. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) is an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Canadian CIDA (now Global Affairs Canada) and Schulich School of International Business in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis when it became clear that economic development and reduced poverty faced the risk of being substantially back-lashed in case of a financial crisis. IMF and Sida (since 2008) have joined as funders and the operations have steadily increased due to huge demand for their services. TC offers high-quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators and delivers programs in the areas of banking, insurance, securities, pensions, microfinance and micro-insurance. The programs can last for one week or be part of a multi-year engagement of up to 4 years. Sida´s support to TC has increased from 3 MSEK p a in 2008 to currently 12 MSEK p a. The increase can be justified with reference to a number of independent evaluations that showed strong results, highly efficiency in combination with continued increased demand. GAC is, and has always been, the main funder. 2019 was a productive year with 78 programs delivered with more than 2 100 participants. Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2020-2026. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA (nuvarande GAC), Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten har genomgått en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ finansinspektion eller centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. Sidas stöd till TC har successivt ökat, från 3 MSEK per år, sedan starten inleddes 2008 till nuvarande nivå på 12 MSEK per år. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär således en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt och att verksamheten hittills har expanderat. GAC är, och har alltid varit, den klart största finansiären. Under 2019 deltog drygt 2 100 personer i 78 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Erbjuda ett anpassat kursutbud som möter institutionernas behov kring finansiell inkludering och reglering/övervakning inom ovan nämnda områden. Specifikt fokus läggs på nya risker som klimathot och cybersäkerhet och hur ny teknologi kan utnyttjas. * Förstärkt fokus på Afrika söder om Sahara som bidrar till ekonomisk utveckling * Fortsatt utveckling av stödfunktioner som bidrar till att höja medvetandet och beredskap för nya risker och krisscenarier. * Bredda engagemanget inom det finansiella ekosystemet för att uppnå komplementaritet Sida har tillsammans med andra givare tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer framgent i högre grad även inkludera miljö/klimat i dialogen. Introduktion: Sida har finansierat Toronto Centre (TC) under flera avtalsperioder med kärnstöd. Organisationen bildades i kölvattnet av den finansiella krisen 1998 i syfte att via utbildningsinsatser motverka förekomsten av liknande kriser och har sedan dess vuxit organiskt och efter hand breddat verksamheten. Kanada har sedan starten varit den klart dominerande givaren men även Sida och Sverige har numera en lång historia av samarbete. Styrelsens ordförande är Stefan Ingves och i styrelsen sitter även Erik Thedéen. Samarbetet med Sveriges Riksbank innebär bl a att en av de årliga internationella flaggskeppskurserna (Crisis preparedness and resolution) genomförs i Stockholm. Den årliga budgeten uppgår till drygt 70 MSEK och har varit svagt ökande under en lång tid. Det årliga svenska stödet på 12 MSEK uppgår därmed till ca 16% av budgeten. Omfattningen av verksamheten styrs av tillgänglig finansiering och efterfrågan men efterfrågan har under lång tid överstigit utbudet. Drygt 90% av budgeten spenderas på kursgenomförandet. I en utvärdering bedömdes verksamheten bedrivas kostnadseffektivt. Från samma utvärdering formulerades ett antal rekommendationer vilka TC har implementerat. Dessa utgjordes av förstärkt intern kapacitet att genomföra RBM samt en mindre översyn av förändringsteorin. Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Denna insats innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför tillåtande eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till själva målgruppen. Ett globalt mervärde uppnås och kan motiveras genom att man besitter unik kompetens, uppnår effektivitet genom stordriftsfördelar samt genom att man adresserar globala och gränsöverskridande utmaningar genom att bidra till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. Vision: A world where financial systems are stable, reliable and accessable to all Mission: To provide high-quality capacity-building programs for financial supervisors and regulators Det aktuella stödet till TC syftar till att: • Öka kunskap hos de aktörer som övervakar och reglerar finansiella marknader genom att tillämpa och införa beprövade metoder inom de finansiella marknadernas olika delsegment • Bidra till finansiell stabilitet, krisberedskap och konsumentskydd • Utbilda och stödja ledare som har kapacitet och förmåga att genomdriva uthållig förändring • Verka för att inkluderande finansiella system stärks vilket kommer bidra till uthållig ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsreducering samt gynna kvinnor/ungdomar Programutbudet består av internationella kurser, regionala kurser, nationella korttidsengagemang samt fleråriga landengagemang. De fleråriga engagemangen har ökat under senare tid. Tematiskt kan programmen sorteras in under Banking, Securities, Pensions, Insurance, Microfinance samt Cross-sectoral. Insurance erbjöds vid 15 tillfällen och Pensions vid 1. Utöver utbildningsprogram tar TC fram TC Notes, Toolkits, TC Insights and Proceedings. Man producerar även Podcasts och arrangerar Executive panels och Webinarier. TC Community inkluderar drygt 43 000 följare. Två initiativ som specifikt framhålls utgörs av Leadership program for women supervisors from SSA samt Certified financials supervisors Strategirelevans: Enligt PLANit är insatsen klassificerad enligt nedanstående. • En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet - 80% M8 • Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - 20% M2 Verksamheten har, som antytts ovan, breddats över tid vilket även inkluderat att flera perspektiv inkluderats. Jämställdhet har sedan många år integrerats i all verksamhet och följts upp separat vilket motiverat att insatsen har klassificerats med 20% mot det strategimålet. Mer nyligen har miljö och klimat (inkl biodiversitet) uppmärksammats och inkluderas allt mer som en avgörande parameter. Det finns dock i dagsläget inga planer på att inkludera finansiering via GLOBEN. Insatsen utgör en av endast 3 gåvoinsatser inom GLOBECs portfölj med huvudsaklig klassificering mot finansiell stabilitet där Riksbanken har identifierats som en gemensam "röd tråd". I GLOBECs övergripande förändringsteori har finansiell stabilitet identifierats som en förutsättning för att exempelvis privatsektorutveckling ska komma till stånd. Det går även att argumentera för att ett ömsesidigt beroende föreligger och att en utvecklad privatsektor är en förutsättning för finansiell stabilitet. Det finns även starka inslag av digitalisering i verksamheten men den aspekten bedöms företrädesvis vara ett medel att uppnå förväntade resultat och därmed inte kvalificera för en klassificering till det strategimålet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services År 2024 präglades av parallella, men även relaterade, globala kriser som samtliga påverkade den finansiella stabiliteten. Ökade geopolitiska risker, accelererade effekter kopplade till klimatkrisen, förändrade förutsättningar kopplade till AI samt ökade hot från cyberattacker och annan finansiell brottslighet. Trots detta levererade TC resultat i liknande omfattning som tidigare och genomförde 82 program som sammantaget direkt riktade sig till drygt 3 000 reglerare/övervakare från finansiella tillsynsmyndigheter. Som tidigare genomförs varje år ett utbildningstillfälle med Sveriges Riksbank som värd inom Crisis preparedness där deltagarna tränas i att hantera olika scenarier under press vilket inkluderar att ta fram handlingsplaner för återhämtning. Risk-based supervision är ett annat område där TC har mångårig erfarenhet och därmed utgör en auktoritet inom ett område som blir alltmer relevant i ett finansiellt ekosystem som blir alltmer komplext och sammanlänkat. En mer nyligen inrättad företeelse är examinerandet av Certified Financial Supervisors (CFS) där den första kullen som genomgått hela programmets tre olika steg gradueras under 2025 men där fortsatt viktiga framsteg togs under året. Detta innebar en ny kull på nivå 1 och en tidigare kull som genomgick nivå 2. Deltagarna kommer från olika bakgrund (bank, försäkring, pensioner och värdepapper) och har 5 år på sig att genomföra 7 olika program. TC Annual Report 2024, sidan 13, doknr 20/001285-64 Inom Women´s Leadership Program utökades den geografiska spridningen (till Indo-Pacific region) samtidigt som det femte genomförandet skedde i Sub Saharan Africa. Genom enkäter och fokusgrupper tillfrågas deltagarna regelmässigt hur organisationens respektive deras personliga kapacitet har påverkats med genomgående mycket positiv respons. Exempelvis anger 98 % att de tillämpar ny kunskap i sin myndighetsutövning och 82 % anger att de har utvidgat sina professionella nätverk och att de generellt sett blivit mer effektiva. Den typ av utvärdering där man mer konkret tittat på hur förändrade regelverk hos relevanta aktörer påverkat den finansiella stabiliteten är av praktiska skäl endast möjliga att genomföra i begränsad omfattning och präglas dessutom av att det är ytterst komplexa samband som studeras och där det dessutom är en utmaning att säkerställa kausala samband. En utvärdering 2024 gav två illustrerande landexempel. I Nepal har myndigheterna under flera år rört sig mot ett system av s k riskbaserad övervakning. Utöver att anses vara ett mer effektivt övervakningskoncept inbjuder systemet till en mer utvecklad finansiell sektor, såväl vad gäller bredd som djup. Inom försäkringsbranschen har förändringen resulterat i att aktörerna numera erbjuder tjänster i rurala områden med låga inkomstnivåer och med ett fokus på innovativa försäkringslösningar. Ökad inkludering av kvinnor, småföretagare kunde noteras samtidigt som försök till bedrägerier och annan kriminell verksamhet kunde avstyras trots låg "finansiell förmåga (literacy)". TC Annual Report 2024, sidan 18, doknr 20/001285-64 I Malawi genomförs f n landets tredje nationella strategi för finansiell inkludering och TC engagerades via ett flerårigt engagemang för att bidra till förse befolkningen med tillräcklig finansiell förmåga (som därmed kan utnyttja olika finansiella tjänster), stödja framväxten av starka och innovativa marknadsaktörer samt stödja tillsynsmyndigheternas rättsliga och regulatoriska miljö. Som ett resultat antogs omfattande lagstiftning inom konsumentskydd och inom försäkring har i Malawi, i likhet med Nepal, åtgärder vidtagits för att inkludera nya grupper och introduktion av mer innovativa produkter. Även i Malawi innebar introduktionen av RBA att rutiner fick justeras och att mer fokus kunde läggas på övervakning av mer komplexa produkter där riskerna ansågs vara mer svåröverblickbara. TC Annual Report 2024, sidan 19, doknr 20/001285-64 Härutöver kan även nämnas att den indiska försäkringsinspektionen (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India) har tagit fram ett riskbaserat ramverk som inkluderar en riskmatris och processinriktad interventionstrappa. National Bank of Ethiopia ser regelbundet över sina direktiv och har under året tagit fram en manual som specifikt adresserar reglering/övervakning av mikrofinansinstitutioner. National Bank of Rwanda har tagit fram ett motsvarande ramverk för MFIer baserat på RBS som inom kommer harmoniseras och omfatta hela den finansiella sektorn. TC Annual report to Sida on Project activities 2024, sidan 5, doknr 20/001285-64 Ett axplock av uppnådda aktiviteter och resultat: Av de 82 genomförda programmen (81 program genomfördes 2023) var 16 internationella, 12 landspecifika, 14 regionala och 40 fleråriga landprogram, vilket i stort sett motsvarade samma fördelning som året innan. Sammantaget deltog 3 007 personer i något av programmen varav 45% kvinnor vilket utgjorde den hittills högsta andelen. Deltagarna representerade 41 olika myndigheter. Av den totala budgeten spenderas 92 % på programverksamheten TC Annual report to Sida on Project activities 2024, sidorna 3-7, doknr 20/001285-64 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14221-14221A0101 Sweden Core support to Toronto Leadership Centre for the period 2020-2026 The overarching objective of the partnership is to strengthen the capacity of financial supervisors and regulators and their agencies in order to promote financial stability and inclusion and mitigate and effectively manage financial crisis to minimize impact. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) is an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Canadian CIDA (now Global Affairs Canada) and Schulich School of International Business in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis when it became clear that economic development and reduced poverty faced the risk of being substantially back-lashed in case of a financial crisis. IMF and Sida (since 2008) have joined as funders and the operations have steadily increased due to huge demand for their services. TC offers high-quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators and delivers programs in the areas of banking, insurance, securities, pensions, microfinance and micro-insurance. The programs can last for one week or be part of a multi-year engagement of up to 4 years. Sida´s support to TC has increased from 3 MSEK p a in 2008 to currently 12 MSEK p a. The increase can be justified with reference to a number of independent evaluations that showed strong results, highly efficiency in combination with continued increased demand. GAC is, and has always been, the main funder. 2019 was a productive year with 78 programs delivered with more than 2 100 participants. Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2020-2026. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA (nuvarande GAC), Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten har genomgått en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ finansinspektion eller centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. Sidas stöd till TC har successivt ökat, från 3 MSEK per år, sedan starten inleddes 2008 till nuvarande nivå på 12 MSEK per år. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär således en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt och att verksamheten hittills har expanderat. GAC är, och har alltid varit, den klart största finansiären. Under 2019 deltog drygt 2 100 personer i 78 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Erbjuda ett anpassat kursutbud som möter institutionernas behov kring finansiell inkludering och reglering/övervakning inom ovan nämnda områden. Specifikt fokus läggs på nya risker som klimathot och cybersäkerhet och hur ny teknologi kan utnyttjas. * Förstärkt fokus på Afrika söder om Sahara som bidrar till ekonomisk utveckling * Fortsatt utveckling av stödfunktioner som bidrar till att höja medvetandet och beredskap för nya risker och krisscenarier. * Bredda engagemanget inom det finansiella ekosystemet för att uppnå komplementaritet Sida har tillsammans med andra givare tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer framgent i högre grad även inkludera miljö/klimat i dialogen. Introduktion: Sida har finansierat Toronto Centre (TC) under flera avtalsperioder med kärnstöd. Organisationen bildades i kölvattnet av den finansiella krisen 1998 i syfte att via utbildningsinsatser motverka förekomsten av liknande kriser och har sedan dess vuxit organiskt och efter hand breddat verksamheten. Kanada har sedan starten varit den klart dominerande givaren men även Sida och Sverige har numera en lång historia av samarbete. Styrelsens ordförande är Stefan Ingves och i styrelsen sitter även Erik Thedéen. Samarbetet med Sveriges Riksbank innebär bl a att en av de årliga internationella flaggskeppskurserna (Crisis preparedness and resolution) genomförs i Stockholm. Den årliga budgeten uppgår till drygt 70 MSEK och har varit svagt ökande under en lång tid. Det årliga svenska stödet på 12 MSEK uppgår därmed till ca 16% av budgeten. Omfattningen av verksamheten styrs av tillgänglig finansiering och efterfrågan men efterfrågan har under lång tid överstigit utbudet. Drygt 90% av budgeten spenderas på kursgenomförandet. I en utvärdering bedömdes verksamheten bedrivas kostnadseffektivt. Från samma utvärdering formulerades ett antal rekommendationer vilka TC har implementerat. Dessa utgjordes av förstärkt intern kapacitet att genomföra RBM samt en mindre översyn av förändringsteorin. Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Denna insats innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför tillåtande eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till själva målgruppen. Ett globalt mervärde uppnås och kan motiveras genom att man besitter unik kompetens, uppnår effektivitet genom stordriftsfördelar samt genom att man adresserar globala och gränsöverskridande utmaningar genom att bidra till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. Vision: A world where financial systems are stable, reliable and accessable to all Mission: To provide high-quality capacity-building programs for financial supervisors and regulators Det aktuella stödet till TC syftar till att: • Öka kunskap hos de aktörer som övervakar och reglerar finansiella marknader genom att tillämpa och införa beprövade metoder inom de finansiella marknadernas olika delsegment • Bidra till finansiell stabilitet, krisberedskap och konsumentskydd • Utbilda och stödja ledare som har kapacitet och förmåga att genomdriva uthållig förändring • Verka för att inkluderande finansiella system stärks vilket kommer bidra till uthållig ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsreducering samt gynna kvinnor/ungdomar Programutbudet består av internationella kurser, regionala kurser, nationella korttidsengagemang samt fleråriga landengagemang. De fleråriga engagemangen har ökat under senare tid. Tematiskt kan programmen sorteras in under Banking, Securities, Pensions, Insurance, Microfinance samt Cross-sectoral. Insurance erbjöds vid 15 tillfällen och Pensions vid 1. Utöver utbildningsprogram tar TC fram TC Notes, Toolkits, TC Insights and Proceedings. Man producerar även Podcasts och arrangerar Executive panels och Webinarier. TC Community inkluderar drygt 43 000 följare. Två initiativ som specifikt framhålls utgörs av Leadership program for women supervisors from SSA samt Certified financials supervisors Strategirelevans: Enligt PLANit är insatsen klassificerad enligt nedanstående. • En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet - 80% M8 • Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - 20% M2 Verksamheten har, som antytts ovan, breddats över tid vilket även inkluderat att flera perspektiv inkluderats. Jämställdhet har sedan många år integrerats i all verksamhet och följts upp separat vilket motiverat att insatsen har klassificerats med 20% mot det strategimålet. Mer nyligen har miljö och klimat (inkl biodiversitet) uppmärksammats och inkluderas allt mer som en avgörande parameter. Det finns dock i dagsläget inga planer på att inkludera finansiering via GLOBEN. Insatsen utgör en av endast 3 gåvoinsatser inom GLOBECs portfölj med huvudsaklig klassificering mot finansiell stabilitet där Riksbanken har identifierats som en gemensam "röd tråd". I GLOBECs övergripande förändringsteori har finansiell stabilitet identifierats som en förutsättning för att exempelvis privatsektorutveckling ska komma till stånd. Det går även att argumentera för att ett ömsesidigt beroende föreligger och att en utvecklad privatsektor är en förutsättning för finansiell stabilitet. Det finns även starka inslag av digitalisering i verksamheten men den aspekten bedöms företrädesvis vara ett medel att uppnå förväntade resultat och därmed inte kvalificera för en klassificering till det strategimålet. Sweden Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Toronto Leadership Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 12000000 6000000 0 0 12000000 0 6000000 12000000 0 0 0 0 30000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 12000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 12000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 More effective domestic resource mobilization, increased financial stability and counteracting corruption Mer effektiv inhemsk resursmobilisering, ökad finansiell stabilitet och motverkande av korruption Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14221-14221A0102 Sweden Core support to Toronto Leadership Centre for the period 2020-2026 The overarching objective of the partnership is to strengthen the capacity of financial supervisors and regulators and their agencies in order to promote financial stability and inclusion and mitigate and effectively manage financial crisis to minimize impact. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) is an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Canadian CIDA (now Global Affairs Canada) and Schulich School of International Business in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis when it became clear that economic development and reduced poverty faced the risk of being substantially back-lashed in case of a financial crisis. IMF and Sida (since 2008) have joined as funders and the operations have steadily increased due to huge demand for their services. TC offers high-quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators and delivers programs in the areas of banking, insurance, securities, pensions, microfinance and micro-insurance. The programs can last for one week or be part of a multi-year engagement of up to 4 years. Sida´s support to TC has increased from 3 MSEK p a in 2008 to currently 12 MSEK p a. The increase can be justified with reference to a number of independent evaluations that showed strong results, highly efficiency in combination with continued increased demand. GAC is, and has always been, the main funder. 2019 was a productive year with 78 programs delivered with more than 2 100 participants. Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2020-2026. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA (nuvarande GAC), Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten har genomgått en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ finansinspektion eller centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. Sidas stöd till TC har successivt ökat, från 3 MSEK per år, sedan starten inleddes 2008 till nuvarande nivå på 12 MSEK per år. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär således en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt och att verksamheten hittills har expanderat. GAC är, och har alltid varit, den klart största finansiären. Under 2019 deltog drygt 2 100 personer i 78 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Erbjuda ett anpassat kursutbud som möter institutionernas behov kring finansiell inkludering och reglering/övervakning inom ovan nämnda områden. Specifikt fokus läggs på nya risker som klimathot och cybersäkerhet och hur ny teknologi kan utnyttjas. * Förstärkt fokus på Afrika söder om Sahara som bidrar till ekonomisk utveckling * Fortsatt utveckling av stödfunktioner som bidrar till att höja medvetandet och beredskap för nya risker och krisscenarier. * Bredda engagemanget inom det finansiella ekosystemet för att uppnå komplementaritet Sida har tillsammans med andra givare tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer framgent i högre grad även inkludera miljö/klimat i dialogen. Introduktion: Sida har finansierat Toronto Centre (TC) under flera avtalsperioder med kärnstöd. Organisationen bildades i kölvattnet av den finansiella krisen 1998 i syfte att via utbildningsinsatser motverka förekomsten av liknande kriser och har sedan dess vuxit organiskt och efter hand breddat verksamheten. Kanada har sedan starten varit den klart dominerande givaren men även Sida och Sverige har numera en lång historia av samarbete. Styrelsens ordförande är Stefan Ingves och i styrelsen sitter även Erik Thedéen. Samarbetet med Sveriges Riksbank innebär bl a att en av de årliga internationella flaggskeppskurserna (Crisis preparedness and resolution) genomförs i Stockholm. Den årliga budgeten uppgår till drygt 70 MSEK och har varit svagt ökande under en lång tid. Det årliga svenska stödet på 12 MSEK uppgår därmed till ca 16% av budgeten. Omfattningen av verksamheten styrs av tillgänglig finansiering och efterfrågan men efterfrågan har under lång tid överstigit utbudet. Drygt 90% av budgeten spenderas på kursgenomförandet. I en utvärdering bedömdes verksamheten bedrivas kostnadseffektivt. Från samma utvärdering formulerades ett antal rekommendationer vilka TC har implementerat. Dessa utgjordes av förstärkt intern kapacitet att genomföra RBM samt en mindre översyn av förändringsteorin. Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Denna insats innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför tillåtande eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till själva målgruppen. Ett globalt mervärde uppnås och kan motiveras genom att man besitter unik kompetens, uppnår effektivitet genom stordriftsfördelar samt genom att man adresserar globala och gränsöverskridande utmaningar genom att bidra till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. Vision: A world where financial systems are stable, reliable and accessable to all Mission: To provide high-quality capacity-building programs for financial supervisors and regulators Det aktuella stödet till TC syftar till att: • Öka kunskap hos de aktörer som övervakar och reglerar finansiella marknader genom att tillämpa och införa beprövade metoder inom de finansiella marknadernas olika delsegment • Bidra till finansiell stabilitet, krisberedskap och konsumentskydd • Utbilda och stödja ledare som har kapacitet och förmåga att genomdriva uthållig förändring • Verka för att inkluderande finansiella system stärks vilket kommer bidra till uthållig ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsreducering samt gynna kvinnor/ungdomar Programutbudet består av internationella kurser, regionala kurser, nationella korttidsengagemang samt fleråriga landengagemang. De fleråriga engagemangen har ökat under senare tid. Tematiskt kan programmen sorteras in under Banking, Securities, Pensions, Insurance, Microfinance samt Cross-sectoral. Insurance erbjöds vid 15 tillfällen och Pensions vid 1. Utöver utbildningsprogram tar TC fram TC Notes, Toolkits, TC Insights and Proceedings. Man producerar även Podcasts och arrangerar Executive panels och Webinarier. TC Community inkluderar drygt 43 000 följare. Två initiativ som specifikt framhålls utgörs av Leadership program for women supervisors from SSA samt Certified financials supervisors Strategirelevans: Enligt PLANit är insatsen klassificerad enligt nedanstående. • En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet - 80% M8 • Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - 20% M2 Verksamheten har, som antytts ovan, breddats över tid vilket även inkluderat att flera perspektiv inkluderats. Jämställdhet har sedan många år integrerats i all verksamhet och följts upp separat vilket motiverat att insatsen har klassificerats med 20% mot det strategimålet. Mer nyligen har miljö och klimat (inkl biodiversitet) uppmärksammats och inkluderas allt mer som en avgörande parameter. Det finns dock i dagsläget inga planer på att inkludera finansiering via GLOBEN. Insatsen utgör en av endast 3 gåvoinsatser inom GLOBECs portfölj med huvudsaklig klassificering mot finansiell stabilitet där Riksbanken har identifierats som en gemensam "röd tråd". I GLOBECs övergripande förändringsteori har finansiell stabilitet identifierats som en förutsättning för att exempelvis privatsektorutveckling ska komma till stånd. Det går även att argumentera för att ett ömsesidigt beroende föreligger och att en utvecklad privatsektor är en förutsättning för finansiell stabilitet. Det finns även starka inslag av digitalisering i verksamheten men den aspekten bedöms företrädesvis vara ett medel att uppnå förväntade resultat och därmed inte kvalificera för en klassificering till det strategimålet. Sweden Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Toronto Leadership Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.5 - Improve the regulation and monitoring of global financial markets and institutions and strengthen the implementation of such regulations. 10.5 - Förbättra regleringen och övervakningen av globala finansmarknader och finansinstitut samt stärka genomförandet av sådana regleringar. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 12000000 6000000 6000000 0 0 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 12000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt A resilient financial sector and increased financial stability En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14221-14221A0103 Sweden Core support to Toronto Leadership Centre for the period 2020-2026 The overarching objective of the partnership is to strengthen the capacity of financial supervisors and regulators and their agencies in order to promote financial stability and inclusion and mitigate and effectively manage financial crisis to minimize impact. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) is an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Canadian CIDA (now Global Affairs Canada) and Schulich School of International Business in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis when it became clear that economic development and reduced poverty faced the risk of being substantially back-lashed in case of a financial crisis. IMF and Sida (since 2008) have joined as funders and the operations have steadily increased due to huge demand for their services. TC offers high-quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators and delivers programs in the areas of banking, insurance, securities, pensions, microfinance and micro-insurance. The programs can last for one week or be part of a multi-year engagement of up to 4 years. Sida´s support to TC has increased from 3 MSEK p a in 2008 to currently 12 MSEK p a. The increase can be justified with reference to a number of independent evaluations that showed strong results, highly efficiency in combination with continued increased demand. GAC is, and has always been, the main funder. 2019 was a productive year with 78 programs delivered with more than 2 100 participants. Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2020-2026. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA (nuvarande GAC), Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten har genomgått en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ finansinspektion eller centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. Sidas stöd till TC har successivt ökat, från 3 MSEK per år, sedan starten inleddes 2008 till nuvarande nivå på 12 MSEK per år. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär således en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt och att verksamheten hittills har expanderat. GAC är, och har alltid varit, den klart största finansiären. Under 2019 deltog drygt 2 100 personer i 78 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Erbjuda ett anpassat kursutbud som möter institutionernas behov kring finansiell inkludering och reglering/övervakning inom ovan nämnda områden. Specifikt fokus läggs på nya risker som klimathot och cybersäkerhet och hur ny teknologi kan utnyttjas. * Förstärkt fokus på Afrika söder om Sahara som bidrar till ekonomisk utveckling * Fortsatt utveckling av stödfunktioner som bidrar till att höja medvetandet och beredskap för nya risker och krisscenarier. * Bredda engagemanget inom det finansiella ekosystemet för att uppnå komplementaritet Sida har tillsammans med andra givare tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer framgent i högre grad även inkludera miljö/klimat i dialogen. Introduktion: Sida har finansierat Toronto Centre (TC) under flera avtalsperioder med kärnstöd. Organisationen bildades i kölvattnet av den finansiella krisen 1998 i syfte att via utbildningsinsatser motverka förekomsten av liknande kriser och har sedan dess vuxit organiskt och efter hand breddat verksamheten. Kanada har sedan starten varit den klart dominerande givaren men även Sida och Sverige har numera en lång historia av samarbete. Styrelsens ordförande är Stefan Ingves och i styrelsen sitter även Erik Thedéen. Samarbetet med Sveriges Riksbank innebär bl a att en av de årliga internationella flaggskeppskurserna (Crisis preparedness and resolution) genomförs i Stockholm. Den årliga budgeten uppgår till drygt 70 MSEK och har varit svagt ökande under en lång tid. Det årliga svenska stödet på 12 MSEK uppgår därmed till ca 16% av budgeten. Omfattningen av verksamheten styrs av tillgänglig finansiering och efterfrågan men efterfrågan har under lång tid överstigit utbudet. Drygt 90% av budgeten spenderas på kursgenomförandet. I en utvärdering bedömdes verksamheten bedrivas kostnadseffektivt. Från samma utvärdering formulerades ett antal rekommendationer vilka TC har implementerat. Dessa utgjordes av förstärkt intern kapacitet att genomföra RBM samt en mindre översyn av förändringsteorin. Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Denna insats innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför tillåtande eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till själva målgruppen. Ett globalt mervärde uppnås och kan motiveras genom att man besitter unik kompetens, uppnår effektivitet genom stordriftsfördelar samt genom att man adresserar globala och gränsöverskridande utmaningar genom att bidra till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. Vision: A world where financial systems are stable, reliable and accessable to all Mission: To provide high-quality capacity-building programs for financial supervisors and regulators Det aktuella stödet till TC syftar till att: • Öka kunskap hos de aktörer som övervakar och reglerar finansiella marknader genom att tillämpa och införa beprövade metoder inom de finansiella marknadernas olika delsegment • Bidra till finansiell stabilitet, krisberedskap och konsumentskydd • Utbilda och stödja ledare som har kapacitet och förmåga att genomdriva uthållig förändring • Verka för att inkluderande finansiella system stärks vilket kommer bidra till uthållig ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsreducering samt gynna kvinnor/ungdomar Programutbudet består av internationella kurser, regionala kurser, nationella korttidsengagemang samt fleråriga landengagemang. De fleråriga engagemangen har ökat under senare tid. Tematiskt kan programmen sorteras in under Banking, Securities, Pensions, Insurance, Microfinance samt Cross-sectoral. Insurance erbjöds vid 15 tillfällen och Pensions vid 1. Utöver utbildningsprogram tar TC fram TC Notes, Toolkits, TC Insights and Proceedings. Man producerar även Podcasts och arrangerar Executive panels och Webinarier. TC Community inkluderar drygt 43 000 följare. Två initiativ som specifikt framhålls utgörs av Leadership program for women supervisors from SSA samt Certified financials supervisors Strategirelevans: Enligt PLANit är insatsen klassificerad enligt nedanstående. • En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet - 80% M8 • Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - 20% M2 Verksamheten har, som antytts ovan, breddats över tid vilket även inkluderat att flera perspektiv inkluderats. Jämställdhet har sedan många år integrerats i all verksamhet och följts upp separat vilket motiverat att insatsen har klassificerats med 20% mot det strategimålet. Mer nyligen har miljö och klimat (inkl biodiversitet) uppmärksammats och inkluderas allt mer som en avgörande parameter. Det finns dock i dagsläget inga planer på att inkludera finansiering via GLOBEN. Insatsen utgör en av endast 3 gåvoinsatser inom GLOBECs portfölj med huvudsaklig klassificering mot finansiell stabilitet där Riksbanken har identifierats som en gemensam "röd tråd". I GLOBECs övergripande förändringsteori har finansiell stabilitet identifierats som en förutsättning för att exempelvis privatsektorutveckling ska komma till stånd. Det går även att argumentera för att ett ömsesidigt beroende föreligger och att en utvecklad privatsektor är en förutsättning för finansiell stabilitet. Det finns även starka inslag av digitalisering i verksamheten men den aspekten bedöms företrädesvis vara ett medel att uppnå förväntade resultat och därmed inte kvalificera för en klassificering till det strategimålet. Sweden Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Toronto Leadership Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 6000000 12000000 0 6000000 0 6000000 6000000 0 24000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkta institutioner som främjar inhemsk resursmobilisering, minskad korruption och ökad finansiell stabilitet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14280 Sweden The proposal is an outcome of the gap assessment carried out by national experts, and approved by the ministry of Environment, supported through the Swedish funded SANE27 program. The gap assessment has covered all Technical Assistance needs for transposition of legislation, capacity building and implementation in order to have successful negotations and reach EU-standards. Work on the gap assessment has involved a number of government officials within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE), Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), State Inspectorate on Environment, Forests, Water and Tourism, National Environmental Agency (NEA) and also representatives from civil society. The Project costs are 10.7 MSEK and the expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context. Sida will enter into a grant agreement with MTE, the Ministry being the policy maker for solid waste and the coordinator of the preparations for EU negotiations. A MoU between Sida and Berat Municipality will be established. The embassy will procure the support of an international Consultant and will manage the contract and financial management of funds. The reason for this is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution as well as corruption risks. Projektförslaget bygger på en analys av Albaniens behov i sektorn för att uppfylla EU-direktiv och förhandlningsvillkor. Analysen utfördes inom ett bredare samarbete med miljöministeriet att förbereda sig inför EU-förhandlingar. Projektets utformning och val av pilotkommun har diskuterats med miljöministeriet och infrastrukturministeriet (som ansvarar för policyutveckling respektive genomförande av investeringsprojekt i avfallssektorn. Projektkostnaderna uppgår till 10.7 MSEK och de förväntade projektresultaten är följande: R1 Framtagande av en nationell modell för källsortering; R2 Teknisk assistans/kapacitetsutveckling av nationella och lokal myndighet att hantera system för källsortering; R3 En genomförd kommunikationskampanj för införandet av källsorteringen i Berat kommun; R4 Upphandling av nödvändig infrastruktur för källsortering i Berat. Sida ska ingå avtal med miljöministeriet (eftersom de ansvarar för policyutveckling och koordinering av EU-förhandlingarna) om insatsen. Sida ska även ingå ett MoU med Berat om deras roll och ansvar för det lokala genomförandet. Sida kommer att ansvara för upphandling av en internnationell konsult som ska genomföra insatsen och Sida ansvarar för kontrakt och finansiell hantering. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och risken för korruption. The overall objective of this project is to provide the Albanian authorities responsible for waste management with direct experience of introducing household waste separation schemes and improve environmental standards in Berat municipality. The expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Waste management/disposal Water Supply & Sanitation Operational municipal sourceseparation system established: The project successfully established and operationalised Albania's first municipal household sourceseparation service aligned with EU standards. Central to this achievement was the creation and strengthening of Berat City Green, a public joint stock company wholly owned by Berat Municipality, which now manages the service. Through extensive capacity building and on the job mentoring, municipal staff and company personnel developed the technical and operational skills required to run the system effectively. The project also financed and installed the necessary infrastructure and equipment, including collection bins, bags, vehicles, a sorting station and associated machinery, while a large scale public awareness campaign, including door to door outreach, promoted citizen participation. The resulting model has strengthened municipal oversight of waste management, enabled service improvements based on user feedback, and created a mechanism through which revenues from recyclable materials can be reinvested directly into further service development. Increased recovery of recyclable materials: Households are now separating and contributing approximately 15 tonnes of recyclable materials per month, creating a steady stream of materials ready for sale and recycling. Reduced greenhouse gas emissions: According to the consultants calculations, between January and August 2025, the source separation system in Berat generated estimated climate benefits of 109,368 kg CO2 avoided emissions. These savings resulted from both the recycling of cardboard, which is significantly more resource efficient than producing virgin materials, and the diversion of recyclable waste from landfill, reducing carbon dioxide and methane emissions. Improved livelihoods for informal waste pickers: The project facilitated the formal employment of informal waste pickers, significantly improving their working conditions through regular salaries, safer work environments, and enhanced health and social protection benefits. These positive impacts were recognised in the EDEN Centre/Bankwatch reportwhere it is stated that the Municipality represents a rare example of how the integration of informal waste pickers into a newly operational recycling system can generate tangible results. It further states that municipal management expressed strong satisfaction with the skills, efficiency, and practical knowledge that these informal waste pickers contributed, especially at the sorting centre. Their expertise was widely recognised as an invaluable contribution to the overall professionalism of the scheme. First municipal auction of recyclables in Albania: The project supported theorganisation of Albania's first municipal auction of recyclable materials. Through this process, 65 tonnes of cardboard were sold at 110 ALL/kg (approximately€115/tonne), a competitive outcome comparable to regional market conditions. The auction mechanism has since been institutionalised and continues to beused for the sale of cardboard and plastics, including after project completion. Improved waste data and planning: Installation and operation of a weighbridge at the sorting station revealed that Berat was disposing of approximately 50% more waste than previously estimated. This has significantly improved the accuracy of municipal waste data and provides an important lesson for waste management planning and reporting across Albania. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14280-14280A0101 Sweden The proposal is an outcome of the gap assessment carried out by national experts, and approved by the ministry of Environment, supported through the Swedish funded SANE27 program. The gap assessment has covered all Technical Assistance needs for transposition of legislation, capacity building and implementation in order to have successful negotations and reach EU-standards. Work on the gap assessment has involved a number of government officials within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE), Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), State Inspectorate on Environment, Forests, Water and Tourism, National Environmental Agency (NEA) and also representatives from civil society. The Project costs are 10.7 MSEK and the expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context. Sida will enter into a grant agreement with MTE, the Ministry being the policy maker for solid waste and the coordinator of the preparations for EU negotiations. A MoU between Sida and Berat Municipality will be established. The embassy will procure the support of an international Consultant and will manage the contract and financial management of funds. The reason for this is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution as well as corruption risks. Projektförslaget bygger på en analys av Albaniens behov i sektorn för att uppfylla EU-direktiv och förhandlningsvillkor. Analysen utfördes inom ett bredare samarbete med miljöministeriet att förbereda sig inför EU-förhandlingar. Projektets utformning och val av pilotkommun har diskuterats med miljöministeriet och infrastrukturministeriet (som ansvarar för policyutveckling respektive genomförande av investeringsprojekt i avfallssektorn. Projektkostnaderna uppgår till 10.7 MSEK och de förväntade projektresultaten är följande: R1 Framtagande av en nationell modell för källsortering; R2 Teknisk assistans/kapacitetsutveckling av nationella och lokal myndighet att hantera system för källsortering; R3 En genomförd kommunikationskampanj för införandet av källsorteringen i Berat kommun; R4 Upphandling av nödvändig infrastruktur för källsortering i Berat. Sida ska ingå avtal med miljöministeriet (eftersom de ansvarar för policyutveckling och koordinering av EU-förhandlingarna) om insatsen. Sida ska även ingå ett MoU med Berat om deras roll och ansvar för det lokala genomförandet. Sida kommer att ansvara för upphandling av en internnationell konsult som ska genomföra insatsen och Sida ansvarar för kontrakt och finansiell hantering. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och risken för korruption. The overall objective of this project is to provide the Albanian authorities responsible for waste management with direct experience of introducing household waste separation schemes and improve environmental standards in Berat municipality. The expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context.   Sweden Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 645500 0 0 0 500000 0 0 0 0 145500 0 0 645500 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 500000 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 145500 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 0 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14280-14280A0102 Sweden The proposal is an outcome of the gap assessment carried out by national experts, and approved by the ministry of Environment, supported through the Swedish funded SANE27 program. The gap assessment has covered all Technical Assistance needs for transposition of legislation, capacity building and implementation in order to have successful negotations and reach EU-standards. Work on the gap assessment has involved a number of government officials within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE), Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), State Inspectorate on Environment, Forests, Water and Tourism, National Environmental Agency (NEA) and also representatives from civil society. The Project costs are 10.7 MSEK and the expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context. Sida will enter into a grant agreement with MTE, the Ministry being the policy maker for solid waste and the coordinator of the preparations for EU negotiations. A MoU between Sida and Berat Municipality will be established. The embassy will procure the support of an international Consultant and will manage the contract and financial management of funds. The reason for this is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution as well as corruption risks. Projektförslaget bygger på en analys av Albaniens behov i sektorn för att uppfylla EU-direktiv och förhandlningsvillkor. Analysen utfördes inom ett bredare samarbete med miljöministeriet att förbereda sig inför EU-förhandlingar. Projektets utformning och val av pilotkommun har diskuterats med miljöministeriet och infrastrukturministeriet (som ansvarar för policyutveckling respektive genomförande av investeringsprojekt i avfallssektorn. Projektkostnaderna uppgår till 10.7 MSEK och de förväntade projektresultaten är följande: R1 Framtagande av en nationell modell för källsortering; R2 Teknisk assistans/kapacitetsutveckling av nationella och lokal myndighet att hantera system för källsortering; R3 En genomförd kommunikationskampanj för införandet av källsorteringen i Berat kommun; R4 Upphandling av nödvändig infrastruktur för källsortering i Berat. Sida ska ingå avtal med miljöministeriet (eftersom de ansvarar för policyutveckling och koordinering av EU-förhandlingarna) om insatsen. Sida ska även ingå ett MoU med Berat om deras roll och ansvar för det lokala genomförandet. Sida kommer att ansvara för upphandling av en internnationell konsult som ska genomföra insatsen och Sida ansvarar för kontrakt och finansiell hantering. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och risken för korruption. The overall objective of this project is to provide the Albanian authorities responsible for waste management with direct experience of introducing household waste separation schemes and improve environmental standards in Berat municipality. The expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context.   Sweden Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 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Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14280-14280A0103 Sweden The proposal is an outcome of the gap assessment carried out by national experts, and approved by the ministry of Environment, supported through the Swedish funded SANE27 program. The gap assessment has covered all Technical Assistance needs for transposition of legislation, capacity building and implementation in order to have successful negotations and reach EU-standards. Work on the gap assessment has involved a number of government officials within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE), Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), State Inspectorate on Environment, Forests, Water and Tourism, National Environmental Agency (NEA) and also representatives from civil society. The Project costs are 10.7 MSEK and the expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context. Sida will enter into a grant agreement with MTE, the Ministry being the policy maker for solid waste and the coordinator of the preparations for EU negotiations. A MoU between Sida and Berat Municipality will be established. The embassy will procure the support of an international Consultant and will manage the contract and financial management of funds. The reason for this is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution as well as corruption risks. Projektförslaget bygger på en analys av Albaniens behov i sektorn för att uppfylla EU-direktiv och förhandlningsvillkor. Analysen utfördes inom ett bredare samarbete med miljöministeriet att förbereda sig inför EU-förhandlingar. Projektets utformning och val av pilotkommun har diskuterats med miljöministeriet och infrastrukturministeriet (som ansvarar för policyutveckling respektive genomförande av investeringsprojekt i avfallssektorn. Projektkostnaderna uppgår till 10.7 MSEK och de förväntade projektresultaten är följande: R1 Framtagande av en nationell modell för källsortering; R2 Teknisk assistans/kapacitetsutveckling av nationella och lokal myndighet att hantera system för källsortering; R3 En genomförd kommunikationskampanj för införandet av källsorteringen i Berat kommun; R4 Upphandling av nödvändig infrastruktur för källsortering i Berat. Sida ska ingå avtal med miljöministeriet (eftersom de ansvarar för policyutveckling och koordinering av EU-förhandlingarna) om insatsen. Sida ska även ingå ett MoU med Berat om deras roll och ansvar för det lokala genomförandet. Sida kommer att ansvara för upphandling av en internnationell konsult som ska genomföra insatsen och Sida ansvarar för kontrakt och finansiell hantering. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och risken för korruption. The overall objective of this project is to provide the Albanian authorities responsible for waste management with direct experience of introducing household waste separation schemes and improve environmental standards in Berat municipality. The expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context.   Sweden Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -44661 -44661 -44661 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. -44661.17 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14299 Sweden DCAF has applied to Sida for funding of 9 million SEK to carry out the "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Programme" in North Macedonia during the period 2021-2023. Building on achievements and lessons learned in the Inception phase, the intervention aims at continuing a process of democratic reforms within the security and intelligence sector in North Macedonia. By working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, the project intent is to continue supporting local institutions in creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector. Institutionalizing achievements requires longer-term commitment for procedures to be developed and capacity to be established for effective implementation. Hence, DCAF proposes an extended implementation timeframe that includes two additional phases of intervention: 2021-2023 (Main Phase) and 2024-2026 (Exit Phase). The first phase will be comprehensive and multi-institutional, while the latter will in particular focus on building institutional capacity in the Parliament. After a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support to cover for the main phase, with the potential of a future application for an extension to cover the full five-year period. The decision for a possible continued support shall be based on the findings by the planned mid-term review (referred to in the Agreement with Sida as an end term evaluation), and on the achieved project results during the implementing period. The proposed contribution has an overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organized crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." Moreover, the intervention is structured around three outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. To each outcome above, there is a number of corresponding outputs, indicators, baselines and targets. As regards the policy markers, democracy and human rights is the principal objective, whereas conflict prevention, peace and security is a significant objective. Also, the project is aligned to the 2030 Agenda and the Global goals. In particular, the project links to SDG 16 on Peace, justice and strong institutions and its target 16.6 and 16.10. The intervention’s total budget for the Main Phase (2021-2023) is approximately 35 million SEK (3 776 560 CHF), out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 1,9 million SEK (206 250 CHF). Being a pooled funded programme, other donors have been invited to and have committed to contribute towards the budget. As of today, all of the invited donors have concluded financing Agreements with DCAF (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC),the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the EU delegation). No forwarding of funds is foreseen. DCAF har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 9 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Program" i Nordmakedonien under perioden 2021-2023. Baserat på de framsteg som gjorts under inceptionsfasen, syftar insatsen till att fortsätta en process med demokratiska reformer inom säkerhets- och underrättelsessektorn i Nordmakedonien. Genom bl.a. ett nära samarbete med nationella partner för att operationalisera och göra resultat hållbara har projektet för avsikt att skapa en mer ansvarsfull och effektiv säkerhets- och underrättelsesektor. Att institutionalisera resultat kräver att processer utvecklas och att kapacitet byggs för ett effektivt genomförande. Därför ansökte DCAF om en fortsättning av inceptionsfasen, vilket inkluderar ytterligare två faser: 2021-2023 (huvudfas) och 2024-2026 (avslutningsfas). Den första fasen kommer att vara mer omfattande och multi-institutionell, medan den senare särskilt kommer att fokusera på att bygga upp institutionell kapacitet i parlamentet. Efter en dialog mellan Sida och DCAF togs beslutet att endast fatta beslut kring ett treårigt stöd för huvudfasen, med möjlighet för en framtida ansökan om förlängning för att täcka hela femårsperioden. Ett beslut om en eventuell förlängning av projektstöd ska baseras på den planerade utvärderingen (se avtal) och genomförda resultat och erfarenheter från denna projektfas. Den föreslagna insatsen har ett övergripande programmål: "Underrättelse- och brottsbekämpande organ i Nordmakedonien verkar under effektiv demokratisk kontroll och tillsyn och bekämpar allvarlig och organiserad brottslighet samt begränsar korruption i linje med god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter." Dessutom är projektet fokuserat kring tre långsiktiga resultat (outcome): Resultat 1: Juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk. Det rättsliga och institutionella ramverket för underrättelse- och brottsbekämpningssektorn i Nordmakedonien ändras i enlighet med relevanta euro-atlantiska principer och god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Resultat 2: Kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Externa tillsynsorgan bedriver effektiv och transparent tillsyn och kontroll över verksamhet inom underrättelsetjänster och brottsbekämpning. Resultat 3: Allmänhetens förtroende. Allmänheten informeras om systemet för och resultaten av underrättelse- och säkerhetssektorn. Till varje långsiktigt resultat ovan finns ett antal kortsiktiga resultat (outputs), indikatorer, baslinjer och mål. Projektet bidrar främst till policymarkören med fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, men i viss utsträckning även till konfliktförebyggande, fred och säkerhet. Projektet är också i linje med Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. I synnerhet bidrar projektet till uppfyllandet av SDG 16 om fred, rättvisa och starka institutioner och dess undermål 16.6 och 16.10. Insatsens totala budget för huvudfasen (2021-2023) är cirka 35 miljoner SEK (3 776 560 CHF), varav organisationens egna medel uppgår till cirka 1,9 miljoner SEK (206 250 CHF). Då det är en sam-finansierad insats har andra givare bjudits in och åtagit sig att bidra till budgeten. I dagsläget har programmet erhållit finansiering från Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Nederländernas utrikesdepartement är i slutfasen för att fatta beslut om finansiering till programmet och EU-delegationen utvärderar för närvarande en treårig ansökan med fokus på delar av programmet. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel planeras. Current efforts to reform the intelligence and security services and to strengthen security and intelligence accountability in North Macedonia, commenced after the so-called wire-tapping scandal in 2015 and subsequent recommendations put forward by the European Commission through a mandated group of independent and senior experts on Rule of Law. While there has been some positive development since 2015, not least thanks to the Sida supported ongoing pooled-funded contribution on intelligence sector reform implemented by DCAF (referred to as the Inception Phase), further reforms are still needed. Building on recent achievements made in the Inception Phase, the objective of the proposed project is to continue a process of democratic reforms in North Macedonia. This will be done by working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, aimed at creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector.  The proposed contribution has one overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organised crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." In addition, the intervention is structured around three outcomes with corresponding outputs. The outcomes are focusing on changes/reforms within the security and intelligence sector as a whole, which is in contrast to the Inception Phase, where the program was structured along three clusters, each focusing on a separate institution. Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. The main form of support delivered through the programme includes technical assistance, trainings/workshops and expert advice. The programme is set-up as a pooled funded program. The EU delegation, Netherlands and Switzerland/SDC are providing financial support to the program together with Sweden. While the proposal submitted to Sida covered the period 2021-2026, after a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support with the potential of a future application for a two-year extension to cover the full five-year period.  Finally, the total project budget is 5.753.551 CHF (68 930 991 SEK*) for the period 2021-2026. For the entire project period (2021-2026) Sweden contributes with a total amount of 14 275 650  SEK.  (*exchange rate CHF/SEK =11,98) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Security system management and reform Conflict, Peace & Security The project implementation period has been extended through a nine-month no-cost extension, moving the project end date from 31 March 2026 to 31 December 2026. The extension was granted due to delays in project activities and the postponement of key decisions related to project targets. These delays were primarily caused by the parliamentary elections held in 2024 and the subsequent changes in leadership across all institutions supported by the Programme. The project is currently in its final stage of implementation and has reported a number of significant achievements that have contributed to transformative changes within the beneficiary institutions. During the reported period (but building on work done and achieved progress througout the full project implementing period 2021- 2025), the project delivered tangible, institutionally anchored reforms across North Macedonias security, defence, judicial, and oversight sectors. Some results include: - The Ministry of Interior sustained a 90% Integrity Plan implementation rate and launched a new Professional Integrity Plan (20262028) identifying seven corruptionrisk areas, while advancing readiness for international biometric data exchange under the PCC SEE Prüm framework. - The institutionalised gender mainstreaming by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the Army , through officially adopting an updated Gender Action Plan, creating permanent genderequality posts, establishing monitoring mechanisms, during the period leaded to achieving near gender parity in the MoD alongside measurable career progression for women in the Army, which has led to a transformative change in this institution. This approach has been offered as an example to the Ministry of Interior to be considered with a possible next project phase. - The Academy for Judges and Public Prosecutors advanced evidencebased judicial reform through a landmark research report, a new institutional strategy, and draft legislative amendments. - Parliamentary and civilian oversight were strengthened through enhanced parliamentary staff capacity, the introduction of new tools for the Ombudsman, progress on informationclassification guidelines, and the formal establishment of the fivemember Civilian Supervision Council. The sustainability of parliamentary oversight was further reinforced by prioritising practical, daytoday skills, staffled tools such as the checklist, and the continuity provided by professional staff who remain in position despite political change. As a result, oversight functions are expected to continue operating in a consistent and effective manner beyond the end of external support. - Sustained engagement with civil society, media, and academia culminated in formal academic programs on security sector governance, ensuring long-term knowledge retention and a more inclusive governance culture. The project implementation end-date is 31st December 2026. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14299-14299A0101 Sweden DCAF has applied to Sida for funding of 9 million SEK to carry out the "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Programme" in North Macedonia during the period 2021-2023. Building on achievements and lessons learned in the Inception phase, the intervention aims at continuing a process of democratic reforms within the security and intelligence sector in North Macedonia. By working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, the project intent is to continue supporting local institutions in creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector. Institutionalizing achievements requires longer-term commitment for procedures to be developed and capacity to be established for effective implementation. Hence, DCAF proposes an extended implementation timeframe that includes two additional phases of intervention: 2021-2023 (Main Phase) and 2024-2026 (Exit Phase). The first phase will be comprehensive and multi-institutional, while the latter will in particular focus on building institutional capacity in the Parliament. After a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support to cover for the main phase, with the potential of a future application for an extension to cover the full five-year period. The decision for a possible continued support shall be based on the findings by the planned mid-term review (referred to in the Agreement with Sida as an end term evaluation), and on the achieved project results during the implementing period. The proposed contribution has an overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organized crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." Moreover, the intervention is structured around three outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. To each outcome above, there is a number of corresponding outputs, indicators, baselines and targets. As regards the policy markers, democracy and human rights is the principal objective, whereas conflict prevention, peace and security is a significant objective. Also, the project is aligned to the 2030 Agenda and the Global goals. In particular, the project links to SDG 16 on Peace, justice and strong institutions and its target 16.6 and 16.10. The intervention’s total budget for the Main Phase (2021-2023) is approximately 35 million SEK (3 776 560 CHF), out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 1,9 million SEK (206 250 CHF). Being a pooled funded programme, other donors have been invited to and have committed to contribute towards the budget. As of today, all of the invited donors have concluded financing Agreements with DCAF (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC),the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the EU delegation). No forwarding of funds is foreseen. DCAF har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 9 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Program" i Nordmakedonien under perioden 2021-2023. Baserat på de framsteg som gjorts under inceptionsfasen, syftar insatsen till att fortsätta en process med demokratiska reformer inom säkerhets- och underrättelsessektorn i Nordmakedonien. Genom bl.a. ett nära samarbete med nationella partner för att operationalisera och göra resultat hållbara har projektet för avsikt att skapa en mer ansvarsfull och effektiv säkerhets- och underrättelsesektor. Att institutionalisera resultat kräver att processer utvecklas och att kapacitet byggs för ett effektivt genomförande. Därför ansökte DCAF om en fortsättning av inceptionsfasen, vilket inkluderar ytterligare två faser: 2021-2023 (huvudfas) och 2024-2026 (avslutningsfas). Den första fasen kommer att vara mer omfattande och multi-institutionell, medan den senare särskilt kommer att fokusera på att bygga upp institutionell kapacitet i parlamentet. Efter en dialog mellan Sida och DCAF togs beslutet att endast fatta beslut kring ett treårigt stöd för huvudfasen, med möjlighet för en framtida ansökan om förlängning för att täcka hela femårsperioden. Ett beslut om en eventuell förlängning av projektstöd ska baseras på den planerade utvärderingen (se avtal) och genomförda resultat och erfarenheter från denna projektfas. Den föreslagna insatsen har ett övergripande programmål: "Underrättelse- och brottsbekämpande organ i Nordmakedonien verkar under effektiv demokratisk kontroll och tillsyn och bekämpar allvarlig och organiserad brottslighet samt begränsar korruption i linje med god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter." Dessutom är projektet fokuserat kring tre långsiktiga resultat (outcome): Resultat 1: Juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk. Det rättsliga och institutionella ramverket för underrättelse- och brottsbekämpningssektorn i Nordmakedonien ändras i enlighet med relevanta euro-atlantiska principer och god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Resultat 2: Kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Externa tillsynsorgan bedriver effektiv och transparent tillsyn och kontroll över verksamhet inom underrättelsetjänster och brottsbekämpning. Resultat 3: Allmänhetens förtroende. Allmänheten informeras om systemet för och resultaten av underrättelse- och säkerhetssektorn. Till varje långsiktigt resultat ovan finns ett antal kortsiktiga resultat (outputs), indikatorer, baslinjer och mål. Projektet bidrar främst till policymarkören med fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, men i viss utsträckning även till konfliktförebyggande, fred och säkerhet. Projektet är också i linje med Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. I synnerhet bidrar projektet till uppfyllandet av SDG 16 om fred, rättvisa och starka institutioner och dess undermål 16.6 och 16.10. Insatsens totala budget för huvudfasen (2021-2023) är cirka 35 miljoner SEK (3 776 560 CHF), varav organisationens egna medel uppgår till cirka 1,9 miljoner SEK (206 250 CHF). Då det är en sam-finansierad insats har andra givare bjudits in och åtagit sig att bidra till budgeten. I dagsläget har programmet erhållit finansiering från Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Nederländernas utrikesdepartement är i slutfasen för att fatta beslut om finansiering till programmet och EU-delegationen utvärderar för närvarande en treårig ansökan med fokus på delar av programmet. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel planeras. Current efforts to reform the intelligence and security services and to strengthen security and intelligence accountability in North Macedonia, commenced after the so-called wire-tapping scandal in 2015 and subsequent recommendations put forward by the European Commission through a mandated group of independent and senior experts on Rule of Law. While there has been some positive development since 2015, not least thanks to the Sida supported ongoing pooled-funded contribution on intelligence sector reform implemented by DCAF (referred to as the Inception Phase), further reforms are still needed. Building on recent achievements made in the Inception Phase, the objective of the proposed project is to continue a process of democratic reforms in North Macedonia. This will be done by working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, aimed at creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector.  The proposed contribution has one overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organised crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." In addition, the intervention is structured around three outcomes with corresponding outputs. The outcomes are focusing on changes/reforms within the security and intelligence sector as a whole, which is in contrast to the Inception Phase, where the program was structured along three clusters, each focusing on a separate institution. Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. The main form of support delivered through the programme includes technical assistance, trainings/workshops and expert advice. The programme is set-up as a pooled funded program. The EU delegation, Netherlands and Switzerland/SDC are providing financial support to the program together with Sweden. While the proposal submitted to Sida covered the period 2021-2026, after a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support with the potential of a future application for a two-year extension to cover the full five-year period.  Finally, the total project budget is 5.753.551 CHF (68 930 991 SEK*) for the period 2021-2026. For the entire project period (2021-2026) Sweden contributes with a total amount of 14 275 650  SEK.  (*exchange rate CHF/SEK =11,98) Sweden DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4500000 0 0 0 4500000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 4500000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14299-14299A0103 Sweden DCAF has applied to Sida for funding of 9 million SEK to carry out the "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Programme" in North Macedonia during the period 2021-2023. Building on achievements and lessons learned in the Inception phase, the intervention aims at continuing a process of democratic reforms within the security and intelligence sector in North Macedonia. By working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, the project intent is to continue supporting local institutions in creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector. Institutionalizing achievements requires longer-term commitment for procedures to be developed and capacity to be established for effective implementation. Hence, DCAF proposes an extended implementation timeframe that includes two additional phases of intervention: 2021-2023 (Main Phase) and 2024-2026 (Exit Phase). The first phase will be comprehensive and multi-institutional, while the latter will in particular focus on building institutional capacity in the Parliament. After a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support to cover for the main phase, with the potential of a future application for an extension to cover the full five-year period. The decision for a possible continued support shall be based on the findings by the planned mid-term review (referred to in the Agreement with Sida as an end term evaluation), and on the achieved project results during the implementing period. The proposed contribution has an overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organized crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." Moreover, the intervention is structured around three outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. To each outcome above, there is a number of corresponding outputs, indicators, baselines and targets. As regards the policy markers, democracy and human rights is the principal objective, whereas conflict prevention, peace and security is a significant objective. Also, the project is aligned to the 2030 Agenda and the Global goals. In particular, the project links to SDG 16 on Peace, justice and strong institutions and its target 16.6 and 16.10. The intervention’s total budget for the Main Phase (2021-2023) is approximately 35 million SEK (3 776 560 CHF), out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 1,9 million SEK (206 250 CHF). Being a pooled funded programme, other donors have been invited to and have committed to contribute towards the budget. As of today, all of the invited donors have concluded financing Agreements with DCAF (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC),the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the EU delegation). No forwarding of funds is foreseen. DCAF har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 9 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Program" i Nordmakedonien under perioden 2021-2023. Baserat på de framsteg som gjorts under inceptionsfasen, syftar insatsen till att fortsätta en process med demokratiska reformer inom säkerhets- och underrättelsessektorn i Nordmakedonien. Genom bl.a. ett nära samarbete med nationella partner för att operationalisera och göra resultat hållbara har projektet för avsikt att skapa en mer ansvarsfull och effektiv säkerhets- och underrättelsesektor. Att institutionalisera resultat kräver att processer utvecklas och att kapacitet byggs för ett effektivt genomförande. Därför ansökte DCAF om en fortsättning av inceptionsfasen, vilket inkluderar ytterligare två faser: 2021-2023 (huvudfas) och 2024-2026 (avslutningsfas). Den första fasen kommer att vara mer omfattande och multi-institutionell, medan den senare särskilt kommer att fokusera på att bygga upp institutionell kapacitet i parlamentet. Efter en dialog mellan Sida och DCAF togs beslutet att endast fatta beslut kring ett treårigt stöd för huvudfasen, med möjlighet för en framtida ansökan om förlängning för att täcka hela femårsperioden. Ett beslut om en eventuell förlängning av projektstöd ska baseras på den planerade utvärderingen (se avtal) och genomförda resultat och erfarenheter från denna projektfas. Den föreslagna insatsen har ett övergripande programmål: "Underrättelse- och brottsbekämpande organ i Nordmakedonien verkar under effektiv demokratisk kontroll och tillsyn och bekämpar allvarlig och organiserad brottslighet samt begränsar korruption i linje med god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter." Dessutom är projektet fokuserat kring tre långsiktiga resultat (outcome): Resultat 1: Juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk. Det rättsliga och institutionella ramverket för underrättelse- och brottsbekämpningssektorn i Nordmakedonien ändras i enlighet med relevanta euro-atlantiska principer och god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Resultat 2: Kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Externa tillsynsorgan bedriver effektiv och transparent tillsyn och kontroll över verksamhet inom underrättelsetjänster och brottsbekämpning. Resultat 3: Allmänhetens förtroende. Allmänheten informeras om systemet för och resultaten av underrättelse- och säkerhetssektorn. Till varje långsiktigt resultat ovan finns ett antal kortsiktiga resultat (outputs), indikatorer, baslinjer och mål. Projektet bidrar främst till policymarkören med fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, men i viss utsträckning även till konfliktförebyggande, fred och säkerhet. Projektet är också i linje med Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. I synnerhet bidrar projektet till uppfyllandet av SDG 16 om fred, rättvisa och starka institutioner och dess undermål 16.6 och 16.10. Insatsens totala budget för huvudfasen (2021-2023) är cirka 35 miljoner SEK (3 776 560 CHF), varav organisationens egna medel uppgår till cirka 1,9 miljoner SEK (206 250 CHF). Då det är en sam-finansierad insats har andra givare bjudits in och åtagit sig att bidra till budgeten. I dagsläget har programmet erhållit finansiering från Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Nederländernas utrikesdepartement är i slutfasen för att fatta beslut om finansiering till programmet och EU-delegationen utvärderar för närvarande en treårig ansökan med fokus på delar av programmet. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel planeras. Current efforts to reform the intelligence and security services and to strengthen security and intelligence accountability in North Macedonia, commenced after the so-called wire-tapping scandal in 2015 and subsequent recommendations put forward by the European Commission through a mandated group of independent and senior experts on Rule of Law. While there has been some positive development since 2015, not least thanks to the Sida supported ongoing pooled-funded contribution on intelligence sector reform implemented by DCAF (referred to as the Inception Phase), further reforms are still needed. Building on recent achievements made in the Inception Phase, the objective of the proposed project is to continue a process of democratic reforms in North Macedonia. This will be done by working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, aimed at creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector.  The proposed contribution has one overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organised crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." In addition, the intervention is structured around three outcomes with corresponding outputs. The outcomes are focusing on changes/reforms within the security and intelligence sector as a whole, which is in contrast to the Inception Phase, where the program was structured along three clusters, each focusing on a separate institution. Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. The main form of support delivered through the programme includes technical assistance, trainings/workshops and expert advice. The programme is set-up as a pooled funded program. The EU delegation, Netherlands and Switzerland/SDC are providing financial support to the program together with Sweden. While the proposal submitted to Sida covered the period 2021-2026, after a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support with the potential of a future application for a two-year extension to cover the full five-year period.  Finally, the total project budget is 5.753.551 CHF (68 930 991 SEK*) for the period 2021-2026. For the entire project period (2021-2026) Sweden contributes with a total amount of 14 275 650  SEK.  (*exchange rate CHF/SEK =11,98) Sweden DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 2275650 0 0 0 2275650 0 1500000 0 0 3775650 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 1500000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 2275650 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14299-14299A0105 Sweden DCAF has applied to Sida for funding of 9 million SEK to carry out the "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Programme" in North Macedonia during the period 2021-2023. Building on achievements and lessons learned in the Inception phase, the intervention aims at continuing a process of democratic reforms within the security and intelligence sector in North Macedonia. By working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, the project intent is to continue supporting local institutions in creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector. Institutionalizing achievements requires longer-term commitment for procedures to be developed and capacity to be established for effective implementation. Hence, DCAF proposes an extended implementation timeframe that includes two additional phases of intervention: 2021-2023 (Main Phase) and 2024-2026 (Exit Phase). The first phase will be comprehensive and multi-institutional, while the latter will in particular focus on building institutional capacity in the Parliament. After a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support to cover for the main phase, with the potential of a future application for an extension to cover the full five-year period. The decision for a possible continued support shall be based on the findings by the planned mid-term review (referred to in the Agreement with Sida as an end term evaluation), and on the achieved project results during the implementing period. The proposed contribution has an overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organized crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." Moreover, the intervention is structured around three outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. To each outcome above, there is a number of corresponding outputs, indicators, baselines and targets. As regards the policy markers, democracy and human rights is the principal objective, whereas conflict prevention, peace and security is a significant objective. Also, the project is aligned to the 2030 Agenda and the Global goals. In particular, the project links to SDG 16 on Peace, justice and strong institutions and its target 16.6 and 16.10. The intervention’s total budget for the Main Phase (2021-2023) is approximately 35 million SEK (3 776 560 CHF), out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 1,9 million SEK (206 250 CHF). Being a pooled funded programme, other donors have been invited to and have committed to contribute towards the budget. As of today, all of the invited donors have concluded financing Agreements with DCAF (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC),the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the EU delegation). No forwarding of funds is foreseen. DCAF har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 9 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Program" i Nordmakedonien under perioden 2021-2023. Baserat på de framsteg som gjorts under inceptionsfasen, syftar insatsen till att fortsätta en process med demokratiska reformer inom säkerhets- och underrättelsessektorn i Nordmakedonien. Genom bl.a. ett nära samarbete med nationella partner för att operationalisera och göra resultat hållbara har projektet för avsikt att skapa en mer ansvarsfull och effektiv säkerhets- och underrättelsesektor. Att institutionalisera resultat kräver att processer utvecklas och att kapacitet byggs för ett effektivt genomförande. Därför ansökte DCAF om en fortsättning av inceptionsfasen, vilket inkluderar ytterligare två faser: 2021-2023 (huvudfas) och 2024-2026 (avslutningsfas). Den första fasen kommer att vara mer omfattande och multi-institutionell, medan den senare särskilt kommer att fokusera på att bygga upp institutionell kapacitet i parlamentet. Efter en dialog mellan Sida och DCAF togs beslutet att endast fatta beslut kring ett treårigt stöd för huvudfasen, med möjlighet för en framtida ansökan om förlängning för att täcka hela femårsperioden. Ett beslut om en eventuell förlängning av projektstöd ska baseras på den planerade utvärderingen (se avtal) och genomförda resultat och erfarenheter från denna projektfas. Den föreslagna insatsen har ett övergripande programmål: "Underrättelse- och brottsbekämpande organ i Nordmakedonien verkar under effektiv demokratisk kontroll och tillsyn och bekämpar allvarlig och organiserad brottslighet samt begränsar korruption i linje med god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter." Dessutom är projektet fokuserat kring tre långsiktiga resultat (outcome): Resultat 1: Juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk. Det rättsliga och institutionella ramverket för underrättelse- och brottsbekämpningssektorn i Nordmakedonien ändras i enlighet med relevanta euro-atlantiska principer och god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Resultat 2: Kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Externa tillsynsorgan bedriver effektiv och transparent tillsyn och kontroll över verksamhet inom underrättelsetjänster och brottsbekämpning. Resultat 3: Allmänhetens förtroende. Allmänheten informeras om systemet för och resultaten av underrättelse- och säkerhetssektorn. Till varje långsiktigt resultat ovan finns ett antal kortsiktiga resultat (outputs), indikatorer, baslinjer och mål. Projektet bidrar främst till policymarkören med fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, men i viss utsträckning även till konfliktförebyggande, fred och säkerhet. Projektet är också i linje med Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. I synnerhet bidrar projektet till uppfyllandet av SDG 16 om fred, rättvisa och starka institutioner och dess undermål 16.6 och 16.10. Insatsens totala budget för huvudfasen (2021-2023) är cirka 35 miljoner SEK (3 776 560 CHF), varav organisationens egna medel uppgår till cirka 1,9 miljoner SEK (206 250 CHF). Då det är en sam-finansierad insats har andra givare bjudits in och åtagit sig att bidra till budgeten. I dagsläget har programmet erhållit finansiering från Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Nederländernas utrikesdepartement är i slutfasen för att fatta beslut om finansiering till programmet och EU-delegationen utvärderar för närvarande en treårig ansökan med fokus på delar av programmet. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel planeras. Current efforts to reform the intelligence and security services and to strengthen security and intelligence accountability in North Macedonia, commenced after the so-called wire-tapping scandal in 2015 and subsequent recommendations put forward by the European Commission through a mandated group of independent and senior experts on Rule of Law. While there has been some positive development since 2015, not least thanks to the Sida supported ongoing pooled-funded contribution on intelligence sector reform implemented by DCAF (referred to as the Inception Phase), further reforms are still needed. Building on recent achievements made in the Inception Phase, the objective of the proposed project is to continue a process of democratic reforms in North Macedonia. This will be done by working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, aimed at creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector.  The proposed contribution has one overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organised crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." In addition, the intervention is structured around three outcomes with corresponding outputs. The outcomes are focusing on changes/reforms within the security and intelligence sector as a whole, which is in contrast to the Inception Phase, where the program was structured along three clusters, each focusing on a separate institution. Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. The main form of support delivered through the programme includes technical assistance, trainings/workshops and expert advice. The programme is set-up as a pooled funded program. The EU delegation, Netherlands and Switzerland/SDC are providing financial support to the program together with Sweden. While the proposal submitted to Sida covered the period 2021-2026, after a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support with the potential of a future application for a two-year extension to cover the full five-year period.  Finally, the total project budget is 5.753.551 CHF (68 930 991 SEK*) for the period 2021-2026. For the entire project period (2021-2026) Sweden contributes with a total amount of 14 275 650  SEK.  (*exchange rate CHF/SEK =11,98) Sweden DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 2000000 0 1000000 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 1000000 6000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 2000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 1000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 2000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 1000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14300 Sweden North Macedonia presently is in a very intensive period finalizing the EU screening process and creating the conditions for decision making on politically sensitive changes in the Constitution in order to fulfill the conditions for initiating accession talks. Intensive work on EU related reforms continues, and dialogue is maintained with EU. The support and flexible approach provided by Sweden to this process with the predecessor project (2018-2023) ended with noticeable results in legal reform and capacity building of the EU dialogue involved staff. This support was highly appreciated by the Secretariat for European Affairs (now transformed into Ministry of European Affairs- MEA) and the benefiting institutions. The Swedish Embassy assesses the proposed project to be relevant and timely in light of the overall objective of the Governments Program 2022-2024 and its Strategic priorities, as well as according to the National Program for Adoption of the EU Acquis. Its focus on the negotiation process itself, complemented by anticorruption and communication part in which civil society and media are involved, is well-designed and incorporates lessons learned from the predecessor project and its evaluation. With this contribution Sweden will continue supporting capacity building of relevant staff in the institutions that are involved in the EU related reform process and EU negotiations, strengthen the process related legislation, increase anti-corruption capacity of the office of DPM for Good Governance by providing technical assistance , and improve transparency of the process by training of journalists in the EU accession process. Due to upcoming elections and possibility for change of Government followed by possible change in priorities on the side of the Government as well on the EU side, the project is planned to be implemented with phased approach (Phase I and Phase II). In the first phase, the Project will continue to support MEA in the bilateral screening process, alignment of the national legislation with the EU acquis as well as the progress on the fundamental reforms through the provision of highly specialized technical assistance. The phased approach will allow for the conduct of a review towards the end of the first phase that will assess: i) the Project’s progress ii) relevance and feasibility of the activities currently planned for the second phase, while also considering Government's commitment and priorities related to EU integrations. iii) progress of activities related to “Transfer of Ownership” to Ministry for European Affairs, including Ministry for European Affairs readiness to take over more implementation responsibilities. The Review will therefore provide basis for the introduction of adjustments in the possible support of Phase II. A budget of 10mSEK is requested for Phase I, with implementation period of 20 months. Nordmakedonien befinner sig för närvarande i en mycket intensiv period när det gäller att slutföra EU:s granskningsprocess och skapa förutsättningar för beslutsfattande om politiskt känsliga ändringar i konstitutionen för att uppfylla villkoren för att inleda anslutningsförhandlingar. Det intensiva arbetet med EU-relaterade reformer fortsätter och dialogen med EU upprätthålls. Det stöd och flexibla tillvägagångssätt som Sverige gav till denna process med det föregående projektet (2018-2023) slutade med märkbara resultat i rättsliga reformer och kapacitetsuppbyggnad av EU-dialogen involverade personal. Detta stöd uppskattades mycket av sekretariatet för Europafrågor och de stödmottagande institutionerna. Den svenska ambassaden bedömer att det föreslagna projektet är relevant och lägligt mot bakgrund av det övergripande målet för regeringsprogrammet 2022-2024 och dess strategiska prioriteringar, samt enligt det nationella programmet för antagande av EU:s regelverk. Dess fokus på själva förhandlingsprocessen, kompletterad med antikorruption och kommunikationsdelen där det civila samhället och medierna deltar, är väl utformad och innehåller lärdomar från det föregående projektet och dess utvärdering. Med detta bidrag kommer Sverige att fortsätta att stödja kapacitetsuppbyggnad av relevant personal vid de institutioner som deltar i den EU-relaterade reformprocessen och EU-förhandlingarna, stärka den processrelaterade lagstiftningen, öka antikorruptionskapaciteten vid DPM:s kontor för god samhällsstyrning genom att tillhandahålla tekniskt bistånd och förbättra insynen i processen genom utbildning av journalister i EU-anslutningsprocessen. På grund av kommande val och möjlighet till regeringsskifte följt av eventuella ändrade prioriteringar på regeringens sida samt på EU-sidan planeras projektet att genomföras stegvis (fas I och fas II). I den första fasen kommer projektet att fortsätta att stödja strategisk miljöbedömning i den bilaterala granskningsprocessen, anpassningen av den nationella lagstiftningen till EU:s regelverk samt framstegen med de grundläggande reformerna genom tillhandahållande av högt specialiserat tekniskt bistånd. Det stegvisa tillvägagångssättet kommer att göra det möjligt att genomföra en översyn mot slutet av den första fasen som kommer att bedöma i) projektets framsteg ii) relevansen och genomförbarheten av de aktiviteter som för närvarande planeras för den andra fasen, samtidigt som regeringens åtagande och prioriteringar i samband med EU-integrationer beaktas. iii) Framsteg i verksamheten i samband med "överföring av äganderätt" till sekretariatet för Europafrågor, inklusive sekretariatet för Europafrågor som är redo att ta över mer genomförandeansvar. Översynen kommer därför att ligga till grund för införandet av justeringar av det eventuella stödet till fas II. En budget på 10 MSEK begärs för fas I, med genomförandetid på 20 månader. The phased approach for the contribution for Support to EU integration to North Macedonia (Phase I- 1 September 2023- 31 October 2024 and Phase II - 1st November 2024 - 31st October 2027) enabled a comprehensive project review towards the end of the first project phase, which assessed: (i) the projects overall progress, and (ii) the relevance and feasibility of the activities planned for the second phase. The review also took into account the Governments commitment and priorities regarding EU integration, including MEAs readiness to assume greater project implementation responsibilities. Based on this review, adjustments were introduced to the second phase of the project in sense of strengthened approach in some activities where the growing demand and need for support was emerging. For Phase II, support under the Project does not include provision of legal advice or drafting, development, or revision of legislation, nor the preparation of any legal , or judicial documents or tools. This scope limitation is intended to avoid overlap and potential double funding of assistance already provided through EU-funded interventions. The overall objective of the Swedish support is to contribute to the efficient and effective EU integration process and to overall management of EU integration of North Macedonia. It directly contributes to conducting of screenings and finalization of reports for clusters, while in particular facilitating opening of Fundamentals Cluster and fulfilment of requirements deriving from it. The Specific project objective are: - to enhance institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession, and - to facilitate engagement of the civil society, academia, youth, media, and public in the EU integration process. The project aims to achieve the following results: Result 1: Capacities of National Institutions Supporting EU Accession Negotiations and Integration Strengthened The Project provides targeted support to strengthen the Government's coordination mechanisms for EU accession negotiations through technical assistance to the Ministry of European Affairs (MEA), line ministries, and negotiation structures. It supports key inter-institutional bodies, including the Working Committee for European Integration (WCEI), NPAA Working Groups, and Reform Agenda coordination structures. The Project also assists Parliament in monitoring the EU accession process, with particular support provided to the Committee for European Affairs (CEA) and the National Council for European Integration (NCEI). Regional cooperation is reinforced through expert exchanges with EU Member States from the region, while tailored capacity-building programs support the implementation of the Reform Agenda, the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), and European Commission recommendations. These efforts contribute to strengthening North Macedonia's institutional preparedness for EU accession. Result 2: Professional and Technical Capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs Strengthened The Project strengthens the professional and technical capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs by enhancing its training and knowledge-management functions. It supports the translation of key strategic documents in line with EU standards and provides recommendations for establishing a coordination framework aimed at harmonizing EU-related terminology. A particular focus has been placed on strengthening the MEA Training Centre. Training needs assessments guide the design of targeted learning programs, including online courses, upgraded training facilities, digital learning tools, and specialized training materials. These interventions contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and institutionalized training system for stakeholders involved in the EU accession process. Result 3: Capacities and Coordination Role for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Policies Strengthened The Project strengthened capacities for coordinating good governance and anti-corruption reforms by supporting the mainstreaming of anti-corruption measures across relevant negotiation chapters, promoting the principle that no chapter should be provisionally closed without adequate anti-corruption safeguards. Through the engagement of experts from EU Member States and the region, the Project enhanced institutional capacities to coordinate anti-corruption reforms, support negotiation positions, and promote integrity, transparency, and good governance standards. It also contributed to the identification of corruption-prone areas, improved inter-institutional coordination, and supported the development of procedures for more efficient decision-making. In addition, the Project developed a road-map for establishing an Anti-Corruption Observatory, aligned with EU best practices and the Negotiating Framework. The Observatory is envisaged as a mechanism for monitoring corruption cases, analyzing law-enforcement data, and assessing the effectiveness and impact of anti-corruption policies. However, the Government's recent decision, effective from 13 July 2026, to abolish the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance and transfer the related coordination responsibilities to the Office of the Prime Minister has implications to the Project. The Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance was a key institutional stakeholder and the designated focal point for coordinating the Project's anti-corruption activities. At the same time, should the Office of the Prime Minister assume direct responsibility for coordinating anti-corruption reforms, this change of authority may also present an opportunity. It could elevate the priority of anti-corruption reforms, strengthen political ownership, accelerate decision-making processes, and improve coordination across ministries and public institutions. Result 4: Public Awareness of the EU Accession Process and Its Impact Increased The Project supports MEA in strengthening and structuring its communication efforts to enhance public understanding of the EU accession process and its benefits. Through community dialogues, public debates, round-tables, and town hall meetings, the Project promotes transparency, stimulates informed public discussion, and stakeholder engagement at both national and local levels. To further broaden outreach and public participation, the Project successfully launched the Call for Proposals Strengthening Public Engagement and Communication on the Road to EU Membership, designed to enhance public understanding, participation, and oversight of the EU accession process through targeted support to Parliament, media, civil society, and youth organisations. The Project also places strong emphasis on youth engagement. Partnerships for students and youth engagement in European integrations is supported though the grant funding for youth organisations, debates, competitions, public lectures, internship opportunities, and other educational initiatives. Collectively, these interventions aim to empower civil society, strengthen independent media, foster informed public discourse, and ensure a more inclusive and participatory dialogue on North Macedonia's EU integration process. Since April 2024, the Government of Switzerland has complemented the support provided by Sweden and the MEA through additional assistance aimed at strengthening the capacity of Parliament to effectively contribute to and oversee the EU accession process. This support is highly complementary and builds on the institutional strengthening efforts supported by Sweden. In addition, Switzerland provides technical assistance to the EU integration process in the area of Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27), further reinforcing national capacities in critical accession-related sectors (budget line 5.1.3). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general Key achievements include: - strengthening the Governments EU accession coordination mechanism through a High-Level Advisor on EU Integration; - supporting the development of the Reform Agenda 20242027 methodology; - translating and quality-assuring of more than 8,000 pages of EU acquis; - providing expertise and training for building the capacity of Ministry of European Affairs staff on negotiation preparations under the Fundamentals cluster; and - providing targeted support for anti-corruption reforms, including the development of Guidelines for Mainstreaming Anti-Corruption in the EU accession process. The project also developed a comprehensive Communication Strategy and implemented awareness-raising activities to improve public understanding of EU accession. Workshops and briefings on the EU Growth Plan and Reform Agenda were delivered to public servants, media representatives, businesses, and local authorities. In addition, 15 journalists received specialized training on EU accession reporting, while an exchange mission with Moldova facilitated regional learning and knowledge-sharing on EU negotiations and reform coordination. Provided support which is directly related to the implementation of the Reform Agenda 20242027 The Reform Agenda 20242027 has been a central focus of this project, which supports its implementation by strengthening institutional capacity for EU accession, enhancing reform coordination, and improving delivery of reforms in the country. Through technical assistance, expert advice, and capacity-building, the project helps the Ministry of European Affairs and other relevant institutions to coordinate reforms, prepare their negotiating positions, to monitor implementation of the reform, to manage risks, and to align the national planning instruments, including the National Program for Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), with EU accession priorities. The project also contributes to key Reform Agenda priorities in the areas of anti-corruption, rule of law, public financial management, procurement, and accountability by promoting cross-sectoral anti-corruption approaches and supporting alignment with EU standards under relevant negotiation chapters. More specifically, the project advanced anti-corruption efforts by supporting the first regional anti-corruption conference, which led to the adoption of the Skopje Declaration, and by developing the first guidelines for integrating anti-corruption measures into EU accession reforms. Additional achievements include: - strengthening capacities for EU law approximation through practical application of Tables of Concordance and Statements of Compliance, - conducting a mid-term assessment of the Roma Inclusion Strategy, and - launching a grant scheme for civil society organizations and media to enhance public participation, oversight, and understanding of the EU accession process. - the project supported implementation of the Reform Agenda through the translation of 1,545 pages of EU legislation which are specifically related to it's targets , assessment of implementation risks based on European Commission findings, development of monitoring and reporting tools, and comparative analyses of reform progress. - Furthermore, the project strengthens the Parliaments oversight role and democratic accountability, - The project also promoted broader ownership of the Reform Agenda through outreach activities targeting civil servants, media, businesses, youth organizations, and local governments. Overall, the projects added value lies in providing the coordination, expertise, monitoring, and capacity-building needed to translate Reform Agenda commitments into practical and measurable reforms. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14300-14300A0101 Sweden North Macedonia presently is in a very intensive period finalizing the EU screening process and creating the conditions for decision making on politically sensitive changes in the Constitution in order to fulfill the conditions for initiating accession talks. Intensive work on EU related reforms continues, and dialogue is maintained with EU. The support and flexible approach provided by Sweden to this process with the predecessor project (2018-2023) ended with noticeable results in legal reform and capacity building of the EU dialogue involved staff. This support was highly appreciated by the Secretariat for European Affairs (now transformed into Ministry of European Affairs- MEA) and the benefiting institutions. The Swedish Embassy assesses the proposed project to be relevant and timely in light of the overall objective of the Governments Program 2022-2024 and its Strategic priorities, as well as according to the National Program for Adoption of the EU Acquis. Its focus on the negotiation process itself, complemented by anticorruption and communication part in which civil society and media are involved, is well-designed and incorporates lessons learned from the predecessor project and its evaluation. With this contribution Sweden will continue supporting capacity building of relevant staff in the institutions that are involved in the EU related reform process and EU negotiations, strengthen the process related legislation, increase anti-corruption capacity of the office of DPM for Good Governance by providing technical assistance , and improve transparency of the process by training of journalists in the EU accession process. Due to upcoming elections and possibility for change of Government followed by possible change in priorities on the side of the Government as well on the EU side, the project is planned to be implemented with phased approach (Phase I and Phase II). In the first phase, the Project will continue to support MEA in the bilateral screening process, alignment of the national legislation with the EU acquis as well as the progress on the fundamental reforms through the provision of highly specialized technical assistance. The phased approach will allow for the conduct of a review towards the end of the first phase that will assess: i) the Project’s progress ii) relevance and feasibility of the activities currently planned for the second phase, while also considering Government's commitment and priorities related to EU integrations. iii) progress of activities related to “Transfer of Ownership” to Ministry for European Affairs, including Ministry for European Affairs readiness to take over more implementation responsibilities. The Review will therefore provide basis for the introduction of adjustments in the possible support of Phase II. A budget of 10mSEK is requested for Phase I, with implementation period of 20 months. Nordmakedonien befinner sig för närvarande i en mycket intensiv period när det gäller att slutföra EU:s granskningsprocess och skapa förutsättningar för beslutsfattande om politiskt känsliga ändringar i konstitutionen för att uppfylla villkoren för att inleda anslutningsförhandlingar. Det intensiva arbetet med EU-relaterade reformer fortsätter och dialogen med EU upprätthålls. Det stöd och flexibla tillvägagångssätt som Sverige gav till denna process med det föregående projektet (2018-2023) slutade med märkbara resultat i rättsliga reformer och kapacitetsuppbyggnad av EU-dialogen involverade personal. Detta stöd uppskattades mycket av sekretariatet för Europafrågor och de stödmottagande institutionerna. Den svenska ambassaden bedömer att det föreslagna projektet är relevant och lägligt mot bakgrund av det övergripande målet för regeringsprogrammet 2022-2024 och dess strategiska prioriteringar, samt enligt det nationella programmet för antagande av EU:s regelverk. Dess fokus på själva förhandlingsprocessen, kompletterad med antikorruption och kommunikationsdelen där det civila samhället och medierna deltar, är väl utformad och innehåller lärdomar från det föregående projektet och dess utvärdering. Med detta bidrag kommer Sverige att fortsätta att stödja kapacitetsuppbyggnad av relevant personal vid de institutioner som deltar i den EU-relaterade reformprocessen och EU-förhandlingarna, stärka den processrelaterade lagstiftningen, öka antikorruptionskapaciteten vid DPM:s kontor för god samhällsstyrning genom att tillhandahålla tekniskt bistånd och förbättra insynen i processen genom utbildning av journalister i EU-anslutningsprocessen. På grund av kommande val och möjlighet till regeringsskifte följt av eventuella ändrade prioriteringar på regeringens sida samt på EU-sidan planeras projektet att genomföras stegvis (fas I och fas II). I den första fasen kommer projektet att fortsätta att stödja strategisk miljöbedömning i den bilaterala granskningsprocessen, anpassningen av den nationella lagstiftningen till EU:s regelverk samt framstegen med de grundläggande reformerna genom tillhandahållande av högt specialiserat tekniskt bistånd. Det stegvisa tillvägagångssättet kommer att göra det möjligt att genomföra en översyn mot slutet av den första fasen som kommer att bedöma i) projektets framsteg ii) relevansen och genomförbarheten av de aktiviteter som för närvarande planeras för den andra fasen, samtidigt som regeringens åtagande och prioriteringar i samband med EU-integrationer beaktas. iii) Framsteg i verksamheten i samband med "överföring av äganderätt" till sekretariatet för Europafrågor, inklusive sekretariatet för Europafrågor som är redo att ta över mer genomförandeansvar. Översynen kommer därför att ligga till grund för införandet av justeringar av det eventuella stödet till fas II. En budget på 10 MSEK begärs för fas I, med genomförandetid på 20 månader. The phased approach for the contribution for Support to EU integration to North Macedonia (Phase I- 1 September 2023- 31 October 2024 and Phase II - 1st November 2024 - 31st October 2027) enabled a comprehensive project review towards the end of the first project phase, which assessed: (i) the projects overall progress, and (ii) the relevance and feasibility of the activities planned for the second phase. The review also took into account the Governments commitment and priorities regarding EU integration, including MEAs readiness to assume greater project implementation responsibilities. Based on this review, adjustments were introduced to the second phase of the project in sense of strengthened approach in some activities where the growing demand and need for support was emerging. For Phase II, support under the Project does not include provision of legal advice or drafting, development, or revision of legislation, nor the preparation of any legal , or judicial documents or tools. This scope limitation is intended to avoid overlap and potential double funding of assistance already provided through EU-funded interventions. The overall objective of the Swedish support is to contribute to the efficient and effective EU integration process and to overall management of EU integration of North Macedonia. It directly contributes to conducting of screenings and finalization of reports for clusters, while in particular facilitating opening of Fundamentals Cluster and fulfilment of requirements deriving from it. The Specific project objective are: - to enhance institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession, and - to facilitate engagement of the civil society, academia, youth, media, and public in the EU integration process. The project aims to achieve the following results: Result 1: Capacities of National Institutions Supporting EU Accession Negotiations and Integration Strengthened The Project provides targeted support to strengthen the Government's coordination mechanisms for EU accession negotiations through technical assistance to the Ministry of European Affairs (MEA), line ministries, and negotiation structures. It supports key inter-institutional bodies, including the Working Committee for European Integration (WCEI), NPAA Working Groups, and Reform Agenda coordination structures. The Project also assists Parliament in monitoring the EU accession process, with particular support provided to the Committee for European Affairs (CEA) and the National Council for European Integration (NCEI). Regional cooperation is reinforced through expert exchanges with EU Member States from the region, while tailored capacity-building programs support the implementation of the Reform Agenda, the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), and European Commission recommendations. These efforts contribute to strengthening North Macedonia's institutional preparedness for EU accession. Result 2: Professional and Technical Capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs Strengthened The Project strengthens the professional and technical capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs by enhancing its training and knowledge-management functions. It supports the translation of key strategic documents in line with EU standards and provides recommendations for establishing a coordination framework aimed at harmonizing EU-related terminology. A particular focus has been placed on strengthening the MEA Training Centre. Training needs assessments guide the design of targeted learning programs, including online courses, upgraded training facilities, digital learning tools, and specialized training materials. These interventions contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and institutionalized training system for stakeholders involved in the EU accession process. Result 3: Capacities and Coordination Role for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Policies Strengthened The Project strengthened capacities for coordinating good governance and anti-corruption reforms by supporting the mainstreaming of anti-corruption measures across relevant negotiation chapters, promoting the principle that no chapter should be provisionally closed without adequate anti-corruption safeguards. Through the engagement of experts from EU Member States and the region, the Project enhanced institutional capacities to coordinate anti-corruption reforms, support negotiation positions, and promote integrity, transparency, and good governance standards. It also contributed to the identification of corruption-prone areas, improved inter-institutional coordination, and supported the development of procedures for more efficient decision-making. In addition, the Project developed a road-map for establishing an Anti-Corruption Observatory, aligned with EU best practices and the Negotiating Framework. The Observatory is envisaged as a mechanism for monitoring corruption cases, analyzing law-enforcement data, and assessing the effectiveness and impact of anti-corruption policies. However, the Government's recent decision, effective from 13 July 2026, to abolish the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance and transfer the related coordination responsibilities to the Office of the Prime Minister has implications to the Project. The Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance was a key institutional stakeholder and the designated focal point for coordinating the Project's anti-corruption activities. At the same time, should the Office of the Prime Minister assume direct responsibility for coordinating anti-corruption reforms, this change of authority may also present an opportunity. It could elevate the priority of anti-corruption reforms, strengthen political ownership, accelerate decision-making processes, and improve coordination across ministries and public institutions. Result 4: Public Awareness of the EU Accession Process and Its Impact Increased The Project supports MEA in strengthening and structuring its communication efforts to enhance public understanding of the EU accession process and its benefits. Through community dialogues, public debates, round-tables, and town hall meetings, the Project promotes transparency, stimulates informed public discussion, and stakeholder engagement at both national and local levels. To further broaden outreach and public participation, the Project successfully launched the Call for Proposals Strengthening Public Engagement and Communication on the Road to EU Membership, designed to enhance public understanding, participation, and oversight of the EU accession process through targeted support to Parliament, media, civil society, and youth organisations. The Project also places strong emphasis on youth engagement. Partnerships for students and youth engagement in European integrations is supported though the grant funding for youth organisations, debates, competitions, public lectures, internship opportunities, and other educational initiatives. Collectively, these interventions aim to empower civil society, strengthen independent media, foster informed public discourse, and ensure a more inclusive and participatory dialogue on North Macedonia's EU integration process. Since April 2024, the Government of Switzerland has complemented the support provided by Sweden and the MEA through additional assistance aimed at strengthening the capacity of Parliament to effectively contribute to and oversee the EU accession process. This support is highly complementary and builds on the institutional strengthening efforts supported by Sweden. In addition, Switzerland provides technical assistance to the EU integration process in the area of Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27), further reinforcing national capacities in critical accession-related sectors (budget line 5.1.3). Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 7000000 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 10000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 7000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14300-14300A0104 Sweden North Macedonia presently is in a very intensive period finalizing the EU screening process and creating the conditions for decision making on politically sensitive changes in the Constitution in order to fulfill the conditions for initiating accession talks. Intensive work on EU related reforms continues, and dialogue is maintained with EU. The support and flexible approach provided by Sweden to this process with the predecessor project (2018-2023) ended with noticeable results in legal reform and capacity building of the EU dialogue involved staff. This support was highly appreciated by the Secretariat for European Affairs (now transformed into Ministry of European Affairs- MEA) and the benefiting institutions. The Swedish Embassy assesses the proposed project to be relevant and timely in light of the overall objective of the Governments Program 2022-2024 and its Strategic priorities, as well as according to the National Program for Adoption of the EU Acquis. Its focus on the negotiation process itself, complemented by anticorruption and communication part in which civil society and media are involved, is well-designed and incorporates lessons learned from the predecessor project and its evaluation. With this contribution Sweden will continue supporting capacity building of relevant staff in the institutions that are involved in the EU related reform process and EU negotiations, strengthen the process related legislation, increase anti-corruption capacity of the office of DPM for Good Governance by providing technical assistance , and improve transparency of the process by training of journalists in the EU accession process. Due to upcoming elections and possibility for change of Government followed by possible change in priorities on the side of the Government as well on the EU side, the project is planned to be implemented with phased approach (Phase I and Phase II). In the first phase, the Project will continue to support MEA in the bilateral screening process, alignment of the national legislation with the EU acquis as well as the progress on the fundamental reforms through the provision of highly specialized technical assistance. The phased approach will allow for the conduct of a review towards the end of the first phase that will assess: i) the Project’s progress ii) relevance and feasibility of the activities currently planned for the second phase, while also considering Government's commitment and priorities related to EU integrations. iii) progress of activities related to “Transfer of Ownership” to Ministry for European Affairs, including Ministry for European Affairs readiness to take over more implementation responsibilities. The Review will therefore provide basis for the introduction of adjustments in the possible support of Phase II. A budget of 10mSEK is requested for Phase I, with implementation period of 20 months. Nordmakedonien befinner sig för närvarande i en mycket intensiv period när det gäller att slutföra EU:s granskningsprocess och skapa förutsättningar för beslutsfattande om politiskt känsliga ändringar i konstitutionen för att uppfylla villkoren för att inleda anslutningsförhandlingar. Det intensiva arbetet med EU-relaterade reformer fortsätter och dialogen med EU upprätthålls. Det stöd och flexibla tillvägagångssätt som Sverige gav till denna process med det föregående projektet (2018-2023) slutade med märkbara resultat i rättsliga reformer och kapacitetsuppbyggnad av EU-dialogen involverade personal. Detta stöd uppskattades mycket av sekretariatet för Europafrågor och de stödmottagande institutionerna. Den svenska ambassaden bedömer att det föreslagna projektet är relevant och lägligt mot bakgrund av det övergripande målet för regeringsprogrammet 2022-2024 och dess strategiska prioriteringar, samt enligt det nationella programmet för antagande av EU:s regelverk. Dess fokus på själva förhandlingsprocessen, kompletterad med antikorruption och kommunikationsdelen där det civila samhället och medierna deltar, är väl utformad och innehåller lärdomar från det föregående projektet och dess utvärdering. Med detta bidrag kommer Sverige att fortsätta att stödja kapacitetsuppbyggnad av relevant personal vid de institutioner som deltar i den EU-relaterade reformprocessen och EU-förhandlingarna, stärka den processrelaterade lagstiftningen, öka antikorruptionskapaciteten vid DPM:s kontor för god samhällsstyrning genom att tillhandahålla tekniskt bistånd och förbättra insynen i processen genom utbildning av journalister i EU-anslutningsprocessen. På grund av kommande val och möjlighet till regeringsskifte följt av eventuella ändrade prioriteringar på regeringens sida samt på EU-sidan planeras projektet att genomföras stegvis (fas I och fas II). I den första fasen kommer projektet att fortsätta att stödja strategisk miljöbedömning i den bilaterala granskningsprocessen, anpassningen av den nationella lagstiftningen till EU:s regelverk samt framstegen med de grundläggande reformerna genom tillhandahållande av högt specialiserat tekniskt bistånd. Det stegvisa tillvägagångssättet kommer att göra det möjligt att genomföra en översyn mot slutet av den första fasen som kommer att bedöma i) projektets framsteg ii) relevansen och genomförbarheten av de aktiviteter som för närvarande planeras för den andra fasen, samtidigt som regeringens åtagande och prioriteringar i samband med EU-integrationer beaktas. iii) Framsteg i verksamheten i samband med "överföring av äganderätt" till sekretariatet för Europafrågor, inklusive sekretariatet för Europafrågor som är redo att ta över mer genomförandeansvar. Översynen kommer därför att ligga till grund för införandet av justeringar av det eventuella stödet till fas II. En budget på 10 MSEK begärs för fas I, med genomförandetid på 20 månader. The phased approach for the contribution for Support to EU integration to North Macedonia (Phase I- 1 September 2023- 31 October 2024 and Phase II - 1st November 2024 - 31st October 2027) enabled a comprehensive project review towards the end of the first project phase, which assessed: (i) the projects overall progress, and (ii) the relevance and feasibility of the activities planned for the second phase. The review also took into account the Governments commitment and priorities regarding EU integration, including MEAs readiness to assume greater project implementation responsibilities. Based on this review, adjustments were introduced to the second phase of the project in sense of strengthened approach in some activities where the growing demand and need for support was emerging. For Phase II, support under the Project does not include provision of legal advice or drafting, development, or revision of legislation, nor the preparation of any legal , or judicial documents or tools. This scope limitation is intended to avoid overlap and potential double funding of assistance already provided through EU-funded interventions. The overall objective of the Swedish support is to contribute to the efficient and effective EU integration process and to overall management of EU integration of North Macedonia. It directly contributes to conducting of screenings and finalization of reports for clusters, while in particular facilitating opening of Fundamentals Cluster and fulfilment of requirements deriving from it. The Specific project objective are: - to enhance institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession, and - to facilitate engagement of the civil society, academia, youth, media, and public in the EU integration process. The project aims to achieve the following results: Result 1: Capacities of National Institutions Supporting EU Accession Negotiations and Integration Strengthened The Project provides targeted support to strengthen the Government's coordination mechanisms for EU accession negotiations through technical assistance to the Ministry of European Affairs (MEA), line ministries, and negotiation structures. It supports key inter-institutional bodies, including the Working Committee for European Integration (WCEI), NPAA Working Groups, and Reform Agenda coordination structures. The Project also assists Parliament in monitoring the EU accession process, with particular support provided to the Committee for European Affairs (CEA) and the National Council for European Integration (NCEI). Regional cooperation is reinforced through expert exchanges with EU Member States from the region, while tailored capacity-building programs support the implementation of the Reform Agenda, the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), and European Commission recommendations. These efforts contribute to strengthening North Macedonia's institutional preparedness for EU accession. Result 2: Professional and Technical Capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs Strengthened The Project strengthens the professional and technical capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs by enhancing its training and knowledge-management functions. It supports the translation of key strategic documents in line with EU standards and provides recommendations for establishing a coordination framework aimed at harmonizing EU-related terminology. A particular focus has been placed on strengthening the MEA Training Centre. Training needs assessments guide the design of targeted learning programs, including online courses, upgraded training facilities, digital learning tools, and specialized training materials. These interventions contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and institutionalized training system for stakeholders involved in the EU accession process. Result 3: Capacities and Coordination Role for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Policies Strengthened The Project strengthened capacities for coordinating good governance and anti-corruption reforms by supporting the mainstreaming of anti-corruption measures across relevant negotiation chapters, promoting the principle that no chapter should be provisionally closed without adequate anti-corruption safeguards. Through the engagement of experts from EU Member States and the region, the Project enhanced institutional capacities to coordinate anti-corruption reforms, support negotiation positions, and promote integrity, transparency, and good governance standards. It also contributed to the identification of corruption-prone areas, improved inter-institutional coordination, and supported the development of procedures for more efficient decision-making. In addition, the Project developed a road-map for establishing an Anti-Corruption Observatory, aligned with EU best practices and the Negotiating Framework. The Observatory is envisaged as a mechanism for monitoring corruption cases, analyzing law-enforcement data, and assessing the effectiveness and impact of anti-corruption policies. However, the Government's recent decision, effective from 13 July 2026, to abolish the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance and transfer the related coordination responsibilities to the Office of the Prime Minister has implications to the Project. The Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance was a key institutional stakeholder and the designated focal point for coordinating the Project's anti-corruption activities. At the same time, should the Office of the Prime Minister assume direct responsibility for coordinating anti-corruption reforms, this change of authority may also present an opportunity. It could elevate the priority of anti-corruption reforms, strengthen political ownership, accelerate decision-making processes, and improve coordination across ministries and public institutions. Result 4: Public Awareness of the EU Accession Process and Its Impact Increased The Project supports MEA in strengthening and structuring its communication efforts to enhance public understanding of the EU accession process and its benefits. Through community dialogues, public debates, round-tables, and town hall meetings, the Project promotes transparency, stimulates informed public discussion, and stakeholder engagement at both national and local levels. To further broaden outreach and public participation, the Project successfully launched the Call for Proposals Strengthening Public Engagement and Communication on the Road to EU Membership, designed to enhance public understanding, participation, and oversight of the EU accession process through targeted support to Parliament, media, civil society, and youth organisations. The Project also places strong emphasis on youth engagement. Partnerships for students and youth engagement in European integrations is supported though the grant funding for youth organisations, debates, competitions, public lectures, internship opportunities, and other educational initiatives. Collectively, these interventions aim to empower civil society, strengthen independent media, foster informed public discourse, and ensure a more inclusive and participatory dialogue on North Macedonia's EU integration process. Since April 2024, the Government of Switzerland has complemented the support provided by Sweden and the MEA through additional assistance aimed at strengthening the capacity of Parliament to effectively contribute to and oversee the EU accession process. This support is highly complementary and builds on the institutional strengthening efforts supported by Sweden. In addition, Switzerland provides technical assistance to the EU integration process in the area of Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27), further reinforcing national capacities in critical accession-related sectors (budget line 5.1.3). Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11522000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3522000 8000000 0 11522000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 8000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3522000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14300-14300A0105 Sweden North Macedonia presently is in a very intensive period finalizing the EU screening process and creating the conditions for decision making on politically sensitive changes in the Constitution in order to fulfill the conditions for initiating accession talks. Intensive work on EU related reforms continues, and dialogue is maintained with EU. The support and flexible approach provided by Sweden to this process with the predecessor project (2018-2023) ended with noticeable results in legal reform and capacity building of the EU dialogue involved staff. This support was highly appreciated by the Secretariat for European Affairs (now transformed into Ministry of European Affairs- MEA) and the benefiting institutions. The Swedish Embassy assesses the proposed project to be relevant and timely in light of the overall objective of the Governments Program 2022-2024 and its Strategic priorities, as well as according to the National Program for Adoption of the EU Acquis. Its focus on the negotiation process itself, complemented by anticorruption and communication part in which civil society and media are involved, is well-designed and incorporates lessons learned from the predecessor project and its evaluation. With this contribution Sweden will continue supporting capacity building of relevant staff in the institutions that are involved in the EU related reform process and EU negotiations, strengthen the process related legislation, increase anti-corruption capacity of the office of DPM for Good Governance by providing technical assistance , and improve transparency of the process by training of journalists in the EU accession process. Due to upcoming elections and possibility for change of Government followed by possible change in priorities on the side of the Government as well on the EU side, the project is planned to be implemented with phased approach (Phase I and Phase II). In the first phase, the Project will continue to support MEA in the bilateral screening process, alignment of the national legislation with the EU acquis as well as the progress on the fundamental reforms through the provision of highly specialized technical assistance. The phased approach will allow for the conduct of a review towards the end of the first phase that will assess: i) the Project’s progress ii) relevance and feasibility of the activities currently planned for the second phase, while also considering Government's commitment and priorities related to EU integrations. iii) progress of activities related to “Transfer of Ownership” to Ministry for European Affairs, including Ministry for European Affairs readiness to take over more implementation responsibilities. The Review will therefore provide basis for the introduction of adjustments in the possible support of Phase II. A budget of 10mSEK is requested for Phase I, with implementation period of 20 months. Nordmakedonien befinner sig för närvarande i en mycket intensiv period när det gäller att slutföra EU:s granskningsprocess och skapa förutsättningar för beslutsfattande om politiskt känsliga ändringar i konstitutionen för att uppfylla villkoren för att inleda anslutningsförhandlingar. Det intensiva arbetet med EU-relaterade reformer fortsätter och dialogen med EU upprätthålls. Det stöd och flexibla tillvägagångssätt som Sverige gav till denna process med det föregående projektet (2018-2023) slutade med märkbara resultat i rättsliga reformer och kapacitetsuppbyggnad av EU-dialogen involverade personal. Detta stöd uppskattades mycket av sekretariatet för Europafrågor och de stödmottagande institutionerna. Den svenska ambassaden bedömer att det föreslagna projektet är relevant och lägligt mot bakgrund av det övergripande målet för regeringsprogrammet 2022-2024 och dess strategiska prioriteringar, samt enligt det nationella programmet för antagande av EU:s regelverk. Dess fokus på själva förhandlingsprocessen, kompletterad med antikorruption och kommunikationsdelen där det civila samhället och medierna deltar, är väl utformad och innehåller lärdomar från det föregående projektet och dess utvärdering. Med detta bidrag kommer Sverige att fortsätta att stödja kapacitetsuppbyggnad av relevant personal vid de institutioner som deltar i den EU-relaterade reformprocessen och EU-förhandlingarna, stärka den processrelaterade lagstiftningen, öka antikorruptionskapaciteten vid DPM:s kontor för god samhällsstyrning genom att tillhandahålla tekniskt bistånd och förbättra insynen i processen genom utbildning av journalister i EU-anslutningsprocessen. På grund av kommande val och möjlighet till regeringsskifte följt av eventuella ändrade prioriteringar på regeringens sida samt på EU-sidan planeras projektet att genomföras stegvis (fas I och fas II). I den första fasen kommer projektet att fortsätta att stödja strategisk miljöbedömning i den bilaterala granskningsprocessen, anpassningen av den nationella lagstiftningen till EU:s regelverk samt framstegen med de grundläggande reformerna genom tillhandahållande av högt specialiserat tekniskt bistånd. Det stegvisa tillvägagångssättet kommer att göra det möjligt att genomföra en översyn mot slutet av den första fasen som kommer att bedöma i) projektets framsteg ii) relevansen och genomförbarheten av de aktiviteter som för närvarande planeras för den andra fasen, samtidigt som regeringens åtagande och prioriteringar i samband med EU-integrationer beaktas. iii) Framsteg i verksamheten i samband med "överföring av äganderätt" till sekretariatet för Europafrågor, inklusive sekretariatet för Europafrågor som är redo att ta över mer genomförandeansvar. Översynen kommer därför att ligga till grund för införandet av justeringar av det eventuella stödet till fas II. En budget på 10 MSEK begärs för fas I, med genomförandetid på 20 månader. The phased approach for the contribution for Support to EU integration to North Macedonia (Phase I- 1 September 2023- 31 October 2024 and Phase II - 1st November 2024 - 31st October 2027) enabled a comprehensive project review towards the end of the first project phase, which assessed: (i) the projects overall progress, and (ii) the relevance and feasibility of the activities planned for the second phase. The review also took into account the Governments commitment and priorities regarding EU integration, including MEAs readiness to assume greater project implementation responsibilities. Based on this review, adjustments were introduced to the second phase of the project in sense of strengthened approach in some activities where the growing demand and need for support was emerging. For Phase II, support under the Project does not include provision of legal advice or drafting, development, or revision of legislation, nor the preparation of any legal , or judicial documents or tools. This scope limitation is intended to avoid overlap and potential double funding of assistance already provided through EU-funded interventions. The overall objective of the Swedish support is to contribute to the efficient and effective EU integration process and to overall management of EU integration of North Macedonia. It directly contributes to conducting of screenings and finalization of reports for clusters, while in particular facilitating opening of Fundamentals Cluster and fulfilment of requirements deriving from it. The Specific project objective are: - to enhance institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession, and - to facilitate engagement of the civil society, academia, youth, media, and public in the EU integration process. The project aims to achieve the following results: Result 1: Capacities of National Institutions Supporting EU Accession Negotiations and Integration Strengthened The Project provides targeted support to strengthen the Government's coordination mechanisms for EU accession negotiations through technical assistance to the Ministry of European Affairs (MEA), line ministries, and negotiation structures. It supports key inter-institutional bodies, including the Working Committee for European Integration (WCEI), NPAA Working Groups, and Reform Agenda coordination structures. The Project also assists Parliament in monitoring the EU accession process, with particular support provided to the Committee for European Affairs (CEA) and the National Council for European Integration (NCEI). Regional cooperation is reinforced through expert exchanges with EU Member States from the region, while tailored capacity-building programs support the implementation of the Reform Agenda, the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), and European Commission recommendations. These efforts contribute to strengthening North Macedonia's institutional preparedness for EU accession. Result 2: Professional and Technical Capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs Strengthened The Project strengthens the professional and technical capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs by enhancing its training and knowledge-management functions. It supports the translation of key strategic documents in line with EU standards and provides recommendations for establishing a coordination framework aimed at harmonizing EU-related terminology. A particular focus has been placed on strengthening the MEA Training Centre. Training needs assessments guide the design of targeted learning programs, including online courses, upgraded training facilities, digital learning tools, and specialized training materials. These interventions contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and institutionalized training system for stakeholders involved in the EU accession process. Result 3: Capacities and Coordination Role for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Policies Strengthened The Project strengthened capacities for coordinating good governance and anti-corruption reforms by supporting the mainstreaming of anti-corruption measures across relevant negotiation chapters, promoting the principle that no chapter should be provisionally closed without adequate anti-corruption safeguards. Through the engagement of experts from EU Member States and the region, the Project enhanced institutional capacities to coordinate anti-corruption reforms, support negotiation positions, and promote integrity, transparency, and good governance standards. It also contributed to the identification of corruption-prone areas, improved inter-institutional coordination, and supported the development of procedures for more efficient decision-making. In addition, the Project developed a road-map for establishing an Anti-Corruption Observatory, aligned with EU best practices and the Negotiating Framework. The Observatory is envisaged as a mechanism for monitoring corruption cases, analyzing law-enforcement data, and assessing the effectiveness and impact of anti-corruption policies. However, the Government's recent decision, effective from 13 July 2026, to abolish the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance and transfer the related coordination responsibilities to the Office of the Prime Minister has implications to the Project. The Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance was a key institutional stakeholder and the designated focal point for coordinating the Project's anti-corruption activities. At the same time, should the Office of the Prime Minister assume direct responsibility for coordinating anti-corruption reforms, this change of authority may also present an opportunity. It could elevate the priority of anti-corruption reforms, strengthen political ownership, accelerate decision-making processes, and improve coordination across ministries and public institutions. Result 4: Public Awareness of the EU Accession Process and Its Impact Increased The Project supports MEA in strengthening and structuring its communication efforts to enhance public understanding of the EU accession process and its benefits. Through community dialogues, public debates, round-tables, and town hall meetings, the Project promotes transparency, stimulates informed public discussion, and stakeholder engagement at both national and local levels. To further broaden outreach and public participation, the Project successfully launched the Call for Proposals Strengthening Public Engagement and Communication on the Road to EU Membership, designed to enhance public understanding, participation, and oversight of the EU accession process through targeted support to Parliament, media, civil society, and youth organisations. The Project also places strong emphasis on youth engagement. Partnerships for students and youth engagement in European integrations is supported though the grant funding for youth organisations, debates, competitions, public lectures, internship opportunities, and other educational initiatives. Collectively, these interventions aim to empower civil society, strengthen independent media, foster informed public discourse, and ensure a more inclusive and participatory dialogue on North Macedonia's EU integration process. Since April 2024, the Government of Switzerland has complemented the support provided by Sweden and the MEA through additional assistance aimed at strengthening the capacity of Parliament to effectively contribute to and oversee the EU accession process. This support is highly complementary and builds on the institutional strengthening efforts supported by Sweden. In addition, Switzerland provides technical assistance to the EU integration process in the area of Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27), further reinforcing national capacities in critical accession-related sectors (budget line 5.1.3). Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 2978000 8978000 0 3000000 0 0 0 5000000 2000000 10978000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 5000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14352 Sweden The Swedish Public Health Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 2 500 000 SEK to prepare an intervention to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions in Tanzania Mocambique and Zimbabwe. The health challenges in these countries are complex and are even more acute in the light of the covid-19 epidemic. Efficient and knowledgeable institutions are needed to manage these challenges, as is cooperation across sectors and nations. The intervention aims to prepare a programme to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions and to create a platform for building and exchanging knowledge in the field of public health. The planned programme will cover the following areas, among others: emerging zoonotic diseases, diagnostics and laboratory methodology development infection control, early detection and prevention of outbreaks of communicable diseases, bio risk management, and governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har ansökt om 2,5 miljoner kronor från Sida för att förbereda en insats för att stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i Tanzania, Mozambique och Zimbabwe. Hälsoutmaningarna i länderna är komplexa och har fått en allt större aktualitet genom covid-19-epidemin. För att kunna hantera dem krävs effektiva och kunniga institutioner, liksom samarbete både över ämnes- och nationsgränser. Insatsen syftar till att förbereda ett program för stärka kapaciteteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i de tre länderna och till att skapa en plattform för kunskapsutbyte. Programmet som ska förberedas är avsett att omfatta bland annat nya zoonoser, förebyggande och tidig upptäckt av smittsamma sjukdomar, utveckling av diagnostik- och laboratoriemetoder, infektionskontroll, hantering av biorisker, och styrning och ledning av system för folkhälsa. Målet med insatsen är att Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) ska formulera målgrupp, metoder och processer för ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram med syfte att förbättra folkhälsan i södra Afrika, med speciellt fokus på Tanzania, Mocambique och Zimbabwe. För att nå detta övergripande mål behöver följande delmål uppnås: 1. Identifiera eventuella ytterligare target countries utöver de tre länder där kontakt redan etablerats och samarbeten finns. 2. Identifiera och etablera kontakt med samarbetspartners . 3. Skapa en gemensam förändringsteori och målbild (framtagen med partners och deltagande organisationer). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Health policy and administrative management Health, General Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) har med stöd av konsulterna delvis utvecklat en förändringsteori och klargjort hur samarbetspartnernas prioriteringar kopplas till de förväntade resultaten. Folkhälsomyndigheten har också påbörjat arbetet med att utveckla ett fullskaligt programförslag till Sida. Tanken är att arbeta med fyra komponenter (work packages) Microbiology and biorisk management, communicable disease control, prevention of non-communicable diseases and promotion of healthy lifestyles, och governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har haft dialog med sina samarbetspartners, Ministry of Health of Mozambique, Eduardo Mondlane University of Mozambique, Tanzania Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children, Tanzania National Institute for Medical Research, Tanzania National Health Laboratory Quality Assurance and Training Centre, Tanzania, National Public Health Laboratory, The Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences of Tanzania, ochThe Ministry of Health of Zimbabwe, men inte fördjupat den ännu (december 2021) Huvudresultaten av det ursprungliga designstödet är att projektförslaget Mutual Strengthening of Public Health Institutes från oktober 2022 inte kan genomföras, eftersom Sida inte har de medel som skulle ha finansierat insatsen. Konceptpappret om SRHR i Afrika från april 2023 har inneburit att FoHM fått designstöd för att utveckla förslaget. Insatsen 16807 Strengthening SRHR at African public health institutions har beslutats och implementering sker. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14352-14352A0101 Sweden The Swedish Public Health Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 2 500 000 SEK to prepare an intervention to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions in Tanzania Mocambique and Zimbabwe. The health challenges in these countries are complex and are even more acute in the light of the covid-19 epidemic. Efficient and knowledgeable institutions are needed to manage these challenges, as is cooperation across sectors and nations. The intervention aims to prepare a programme to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions and to create a platform for building and exchanging knowledge in the field of public health. The planned programme will cover the following areas, among others: emerging zoonotic diseases, diagnostics and laboratory methodology development infection control, early detection and prevention of outbreaks of communicable diseases, bio risk management, and governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har ansökt om 2,5 miljoner kronor från Sida för att förbereda en insats för att stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i Tanzania, Mozambique och Zimbabwe. Hälsoutmaningarna i länderna är komplexa och har fått en allt större aktualitet genom covid-19-epidemin. För att kunna hantera dem krävs effektiva och kunniga institutioner, liksom samarbete både över ämnes- och nationsgränser. Insatsen syftar till att förbereda ett program för stärka kapaciteteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i de tre länderna och till att skapa en plattform för kunskapsutbyte. Programmet som ska förberedas är avsett att omfatta bland annat nya zoonoser, förebyggande och tidig upptäckt av smittsamma sjukdomar, utveckling av diagnostik- och laboratoriemetoder, infektionskontroll, hantering av biorisker, och styrning och ledning av system för folkhälsa. Målet med insatsen är att Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) ska formulera målgrupp, metoder och processer för ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram med syfte att förbättra folkhälsan i södra Afrika, med speciellt fokus på Tanzania, Mocambique och Zimbabwe. För att nå detta övergripande mål behöver följande delmål uppnås: 1. Identifiera eventuella ytterligare target countries utöver de tre länder där kontakt redan etablerats och samarbeten finns. 2. Identifiera och etablera kontakt med samarbetspartners . 3. Skapa en gemensam förändringsteori och målbild (framtagen med partners och deltagande organisationer). Sweden Folkhälsomyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Folkhälsomyndigheten 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2300000 762000 0 -2799 0 0 0 0 0 0 2300000 -2799 762000 0 3059201 Folkhälsomyndigheten 2300000 Folkhälsomyndigheten 762000 Folkhälsomyndigheten -2798.87 Folkhälsomyndigheten Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14352-14352A0102 Sweden The Swedish Public Health Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 2 500 000 SEK to prepare an intervention to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions in Tanzania Mocambique and Zimbabwe. The health challenges in these countries are complex and are even more acute in the light of the covid-19 epidemic. Efficient and knowledgeable institutions are needed to manage these challenges, as is cooperation across sectors and nations. The intervention aims to prepare a programme to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions and to create a platform for building and exchanging knowledge in the field of public health. The planned programme will cover the following areas, among others: emerging zoonotic diseases, diagnostics and laboratory methodology development infection control, early detection and prevention of outbreaks of communicable diseases, bio risk management, and governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har ansökt om 2,5 miljoner kronor från Sida för att förbereda en insats för att stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i Tanzania, Mozambique och Zimbabwe. Hälsoutmaningarna i länderna är komplexa och har fått en allt större aktualitet genom covid-19-epidemin. För att kunna hantera dem krävs effektiva och kunniga institutioner, liksom samarbete både över ämnes- och nationsgränser. Insatsen syftar till att förbereda ett program för stärka kapaciteteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i de tre länderna och till att skapa en plattform för kunskapsutbyte. Programmet som ska förberedas är avsett att omfatta bland annat nya zoonoser, förebyggande och tidig upptäckt av smittsamma sjukdomar, utveckling av diagnostik- och laboratoriemetoder, infektionskontroll, hantering av biorisker, och styrning och ledning av system för folkhälsa. Målet med insatsen är att Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) ska formulera målgrupp, metoder och processer för ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram med syfte att förbättra folkhälsan i södra Afrika, med speciellt fokus på Tanzania, Mocambique och Zimbabwe. För att nå detta övergripande mål behöver följande delmål uppnås: 1. Identifiera eventuella ytterligare target countries utöver de tre länder där kontakt redan etablerats och samarbeten finns. 2. Identifiera och etablera kontakt med samarbetspartners . 3. Skapa en gemensam förändringsteori och målbild (framtagen med partners och deltagande organisationer). Sweden Folkhälsomyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 196800 98400 0 98400 196800 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 98400 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 98400 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14352-14352A0103 Sweden The Swedish Public Health Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 2 500 000 SEK to prepare an intervention to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions in Tanzania Mocambique and Zimbabwe. The health challenges in these countries are complex and are even more acute in the light of the covid-19 epidemic. Efficient and knowledgeable institutions are needed to manage these challenges, as is cooperation across sectors and nations. The intervention aims to prepare a programme to strengthen the capacity of public health institutions and to create a platform for building and exchanging knowledge in the field of public health. The planned programme will cover the following areas, among others: emerging zoonotic diseases, diagnostics and laboratory methodology development infection control, early detection and prevention of outbreaks of communicable diseases, bio risk management, and governance and management of public health systems. Folkhälsomyndigheten har ansökt om 2,5 miljoner kronor från Sida för att förbereda en insats för att stärka kapaciteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i Tanzania, Mozambique och Zimbabwe. Hälsoutmaningarna i länderna är komplexa och har fått en allt större aktualitet genom covid-19-epidemin. För att kunna hantera dem krävs effektiva och kunniga institutioner, liksom samarbete både över ämnes- och nationsgränser. Insatsen syftar till att förbereda ett program för stärka kapaciteteten hos institutioner som arbetar med folkhälsa i de tre länderna och till att skapa en plattform för kunskapsutbyte. Programmet som ska förberedas är avsett att omfatta bland annat nya zoonoser, förebyggande och tidig upptäckt av smittsamma sjukdomar, utveckling av diagnostik- och laboratoriemetoder, infektionskontroll, hantering av biorisker, och styrning och ledning av system för folkhälsa. Målet med insatsen är att Folkhälsomyndigheten (FoHM) ska formulera målgrupp, metoder och processer för ett kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram med syfte att förbättra folkhälsan i södra Afrika, med speciellt fokus på Tanzania, Mocambique och Zimbabwe. För att nå detta övergripande mål behöver följande delmål uppnås: 1. Identifiera eventuella ytterligare target countries utöver de tre länder där kontakt redan etablerats och samarbeten finns. 2. Identifiera och etablera kontakt med samarbetspartners . 3. Skapa en gemensam förändringsteori och målbild (framtagen med partners och deltagande organisationer). Sweden Folkhälsomyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 63800 0 0 0 0 63800 0 63800 NIRAS Sweden AB 63800 NIRAS Sweden AB Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14430 Sweden This is a proposal for a continuation of the Swedish support to Albania in preparing itself for EU-negotiations within Chapter 27, environment and climate change, into a second phase. The cooperation with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE) and other Albanian institutions has been independently reviewed and also assessed by Sida as having been successful in building awareness and capacities for the approaching negotiations. Among many things the support has contributed to the development of key documents needed for planning the continued work and concretely provided analysis and input for Albania's IPA3 planning. The proposal for phase 2 is continuing the work started in phase 1 and propose to use the same program approach which allows flexibility, within the program objectives, to adapt to changíng conditions and opportunties arising. The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The budget is approximately 18.4 MSEK over a 2.5-year period. When the new Swedish strategy for the region has been approved the intention is to extend the cooperation to encompass 4 years and approximately 27 MSEK. An international consultant will be procured to support the Albanian partners in implementation. The MTE is Sida's agreement partner. An international consultant will be procured by the embassy to support implementation of the program. The decision is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, at Ministry of Finance) to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution. Considering the elections in April, a delay of the procurement would risk to be followed by further delay until the new government is in place. In two ongoing procurements, managed by CFCU, there are serious attempts from the partner institutions (not CFCU) to rig the evaluation in such a way that a favoured tender would win. By being in charge of the procurement the embassy has much better chances to avoid these problems compared to when managed by CFCU (which is competent) or where the embassy procures a procurement specialist to assist the partner (the procurement specialist doesn't have enough thematic expertise to always discover these irregularities). All payments will be made directly from Sida to the implementing Consultant (after the Steering Committee's approval of progress reports). Förslaget omfattar en fas 2 av stöd till Albaniens förberedelser till förhandlingar inom kapitel 27 av EU Acquis. Samarbetet med miljöministeriet, MTE, har utvärderats av extern konsult och också internt av Sida som framgångsrikt i att bygga kapacitet och öka medvetenheten om kommande EU-förhandlingar. Vidare har stödet bidragit till framtagande av nyckeldokument för den strategiska planeringen, analyserat behov och stöd för Albaniens IPA3-planering mm. Fas 2 avser fortsätta med liknande mål som i fas 1 och med en programansats vilket möjliggör flexibilitet att anpassa sig till förändringar i EU-förhandlingarna samt nya möjligheter som uppstår. Programmets mål är: Albaniens miljöministerium m fl miljöinstitutioner har stärkt sin kapacitet och kompetens att förbereda förhandlingarna för EUs kapitel 27. Programmets budget är 18.4 MSEK över en 2 1/2 års period. När den nya svenska strategin för perioden 2021-2027 är beslutad avser Sida förlänga programmet till 4 år och en total budget på ca 27 MSEK. Ambassaden avser ingå avtal med MTE. Ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling av den internationella konsulten (genomföraren) samt finansiell hantering och kontrakt. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, på finansministeriet) att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och öka risken för korruption. Med tanke på valet i april så riskerar ovan nämnda försening leda till ytterligare förseningar då tiden efter valet innebär svårigheter att få regeringens/ministeriers godkännande mm. I två pågående upphandlingar, som hanteras av CFCU, har partners på olika sätt försökt rigga utvärderingen så att det favoriserade anbudet ska vinna. Genom att ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling bedöms riskerna för otillbörlig påverkan att minska, också jämfört med när Sida upphandlat en upphandlingsexpert för att stödja partners processer (då upphandlingsexperter sällan har den tematiska expertis som behövs för att upptäcka oegentligheter). Alla utbetalningar sker direkt från Sida till genomförandekonsulten (efter styrkommitténs godkännande av verksamhetsrapportering). The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The two main results are defined under the program objective are: Result 1.The Ministry and other Chapter 27 institutions are supported  Result 2: Needs for Chapter 27 strategic planning identified and strategic planning documents relevant for EU negotiations prepared. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection During the initial phase of implementation, SANE27 focused on establishing the strategic, institutional and technical foundations required to support Albania's accelerated EU accession process under Chapter 27. The programme revised and updated key planning and policy documents, including the Action Plans for all nine Chapter 27 subchapters, Needs Assessment Documents (NADs) and the METAPLAN. These instruments provided a comprehensive assessment of legislative alignment gaps, implementation requirements, institutional capacities and priority investments, while also strengthening sector planning, donor coordination and alignment. A major achievement during this period was SANE27's support to the Bilateral Screening Meeting (BSM) for Chapter 27, held in Brussels in June 2023. The programme coordinated the preparation of more than 70 presentations, facilitated extensive consultations and simulation exercises, and provided technical and organisational support throughout the screening process. The successful outcome of the BSM contributed to the opening of Negotiation Cluster 4, with Chapter 27 advancing without opening or intermediate benchmarks, reflecting the strong level of Albania's preparedness. Beyond support to the screening process, SANE27 made a significant contribution to strengthening the Ministry's capacity to manage the accession process. Through on-the-job coaching, training activities and study visits, the programme enhanced institutional knowledge and coordination capacities. It also supported the establishment and growth of the Directorate of Integration and Projects with Foreign Financing and developed a document database mapping negotiation subchapters, which has become an important resource during the negotiations. In parallel, SANE27 strengthened coordination mechanisms by supporting the work of the InterInstitutional Working Group (IIWG) for Chapter 27 and its subgroups, including the development of operational procedures. The programme also contributed to broadening stakeholder participation through support to the Table on Discussion and Consultation, the formal platform for civil society engagement in the negotiation process. Following the conclusion of the screening process, SANE27 shifted its focus to supporting the negotiation phase. The programme provided substantial technical assistance for the preparation of Albania's Negotiation Position for Chapter 27, including the analysis and justification of requests for transitional and adaptation periods. SANE27 also developed the methodologies, templates and guidance for Directive Specific Implementation Plans (DSIPs) and Regulation Specific Implementation Plans (RSIPs), which have become the standard tools for planning and monitoring alignment with and implementation of the EU environmental acquis. These efforts contributed to the acceptance in principle of Albania's requested transitional periods through the EU Common Position. Following the adoption of the EU Common Position, which established nine closing benchmarks for Chapter 27, SANE27 continued to provide strategic and technical support to the Ministry and the IIWG in preparing and refining the Action Plan for Closing Benchmarks. This work, undertaken in close consultation with the European Commission, aimed to ensure a credible, coordinated and resultsoriented framework for meeting the remaining accession requirements. In parallel, the programme continued to support legal approximation efforts, including amendments to the Law on Climate Change and the establishment of the legal basis for the Monitoring, Reporting, Verification and Accreditation (MRVA) system, while also helping mobilise significant EU and donor funding for strategic environmental investments linked to the accession process. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14430-14430A0101 Sweden This is a proposal for a continuation of the Swedish support to Albania in preparing itself for EU-negotiations within Chapter 27, environment and climate change, into a second phase. The cooperation with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE) and other Albanian institutions has been independently reviewed and also assessed by Sida as having been successful in building awareness and capacities for the approaching negotiations. Among many things the support has contributed to the development of key documents needed for planning the continued work and concretely provided analysis and input for Albania's IPA3 planning. The proposal for phase 2 is continuing the work started in phase 1 and propose to use the same program approach which allows flexibility, within the program objectives, to adapt to changíng conditions and opportunties arising. The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The budget is approximately 18.4 MSEK over a 2.5-year period. When the new Swedish strategy for the region has been approved the intention is to extend the cooperation to encompass 4 years and approximately 27 MSEK. An international consultant will be procured to support the Albanian partners in implementation. The MTE is Sida's agreement partner. An international consultant will be procured by the embassy to support implementation of the program. The decision is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, at Ministry of Finance) to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution. Considering the elections in April, a delay of the procurement would risk to be followed by further delay until the new government is in place. In two ongoing procurements, managed by CFCU, there are serious attempts from the partner institutions (not CFCU) to rig the evaluation in such a way that a favoured tender would win. By being in charge of the procurement the embassy has much better chances to avoid these problems compared to when managed by CFCU (which is competent) or where the embassy procures a procurement specialist to assist the partner (the procurement specialist doesn't have enough thematic expertise to always discover these irregularities). All payments will be made directly from Sida to the implementing Consultant (after the Steering Committee's approval of progress reports). Förslaget omfattar en fas 2 av stöd till Albaniens förberedelser till förhandlingar inom kapitel 27 av EU Acquis. Samarbetet med miljöministeriet, MTE, har utvärderats av extern konsult och också internt av Sida som framgångsrikt i att bygga kapacitet och öka medvetenheten om kommande EU-förhandlingar. Vidare har stödet bidragit till framtagande av nyckeldokument för den strategiska planeringen, analyserat behov och stöd för Albaniens IPA3-planering mm. Fas 2 avser fortsätta med liknande mål som i fas 1 och med en programansats vilket möjliggör flexibilitet att anpassa sig till förändringar i EU-förhandlingarna samt nya möjligheter som uppstår. Programmets mål är: Albaniens miljöministerium m fl miljöinstitutioner har stärkt sin kapacitet och kompetens att förbereda förhandlingarna för EUs kapitel 27. Programmets budget är 18.4 MSEK över en 2 1/2 års period. När den nya svenska strategin för perioden 2021-2027 är beslutad avser Sida förlänga programmet till 4 år och en total budget på ca 27 MSEK. Ambassaden avser ingå avtal med MTE. Ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling av den internationella konsulten (genomföraren) samt finansiell hantering och kontrakt. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, på finansministeriet) att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och öka risken för korruption. Med tanke på valet i april så riskerar ovan nämnda försening leda till ytterligare förseningar då tiden efter valet innebär svårigheter att få regeringens/ministeriers godkännande mm. I två pågående upphandlingar, som hanteras av CFCU, har partners på olika sätt försökt rigga utvärderingen så att det favoriserade anbudet ska vinna. Genom att ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling bedöms riskerna för otillbörlig påverkan att minska, också jämfört med när Sida upphandlat en upphandlingsexpert för att stödja partners processer (då upphandlingsexperter sällan har den tematiska expertis som behövs för att upptäcka oegentligheter). Alla utbetalningar sker direkt från Sida till genomförandekonsulten (efter styrkommitténs godkännande av verksamhetsrapportering). The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The two main results are defined under the program objective are: Result 1.The Ministry and other Chapter 27 institutions are supported  Result 2: Needs for Chapter 27 strategic planning identified and strategic planning documents relevant for EU negotiations prepared. Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 0 1000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000000 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 1000000 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14430-14430A0102 Sweden This is a proposal for a continuation of the Swedish support to Albania in preparing itself for EU-negotiations within Chapter 27, environment and climate change, into a second phase. The cooperation with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE) and other Albanian institutions has been independently reviewed and also assessed by Sida as having been successful in building awareness and capacities for the approaching negotiations. Among many things the support has contributed to the development of key documents needed for planning the continued work and concretely provided analysis and input for Albania's IPA3 planning. The proposal for phase 2 is continuing the work started in phase 1 and propose to use the same program approach which allows flexibility, within the program objectives, to adapt to changíng conditions and opportunties arising. The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The budget is approximately 18.4 MSEK over a 2.5-year period. When the new Swedish strategy for the region has been approved the intention is to extend the cooperation to encompass 4 years and approximately 27 MSEK. An international consultant will be procured to support the Albanian partners in implementation. The MTE is Sida's agreement partner. An international consultant will be procured by the embassy to support implementation of the program. The decision is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, at Ministry of Finance) to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution. Considering the elections in April, a delay of the procurement would risk to be followed by further delay until the new government is in place. In two ongoing procurements, managed by CFCU, there are serious attempts from the partner institutions (not CFCU) to rig the evaluation in such a way that a favoured tender would win. By being in charge of the procurement the embassy has much better chances to avoid these problems compared to when managed by CFCU (which is competent) or where the embassy procures a procurement specialist to assist the partner (the procurement specialist doesn't have enough thematic expertise to always discover these irregularities). All payments will be made directly from Sida to the implementing Consultant (after the Steering Committee's approval of progress reports). Förslaget omfattar en fas 2 av stöd till Albaniens förberedelser till förhandlingar inom kapitel 27 av EU Acquis. Samarbetet med miljöministeriet, MTE, har utvärderats av extern konsult och också internt av Sida som framgångsrikt i att bygga kapacitet och öka medvetenheten om kommande EU-förhandlingar. Vidare har stödet bidragit till framtagande av nyckeldokument för den strategiska planeringen, analyserat behov och stöd för Albaniens IPA3-planering mm. Fas 2 avser fortsätta med liknande mål som i fas 1 och med en programansats vilket möjliggör flexibilitet att anpassa sig till förändringar i EU-förhandlingarna samt nya möjligheter som uppstår. Programmets mål är: Albaniens miljöministerium m fl miljöinstitutioner har stärkt sin kapacitet och kompetens att förbereda förhandlingarna för EUs kapitel 27. Programmets budget är 18.4 MSEK över en 2 1/2 års period. När den nya svenska strategin för perioden 2021-2027 är beslutad avser Sida förlänga programmet till 4 år och en total budget på ca 27 MSEK. Ambassaden avser ingå avtal med MTE. Ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling av den internationella konsulten (genomföraren) samt finansiell hantering och kontrakt. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, på finansministeriet) att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och öka risken för korruption. Med tanke på valet i april så riskerar ovan nämnda försening leda till ytterligare förseningar då tiden efter valet innebär svårigheter att få regeringens/ministeriers godkännande mm. I två pågående upphandlingar, som hanteras av CFCU, har partners på olika sätt försökt rigga utvärderingen så att det favoriserade anbudet ska vinna. Genom att ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling bedöms riskerna för otillbörlig påverkan att minska, också jämfört med när Sida upphandlat en upphandlingsexpert för att stödja partners processer (då upphandlingsexperter sällan har den tematiska expertis som behövs för att upptäcka oegentligheter). Alla utbetalningar sker direkt från Sida till genomförandekonsulten (efter styrkommitténs godkännande av verksamhetsrapportering). The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The two main results are defined under the program objective are: Result 1.The Ministry and other Chapter 27 institutions are supported  Result 2: Needs for Chapter 27 strategic planning identified and strategic planning documents relevant for EU negotiations prepared. Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 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Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14430-14430A0103 Sweden This is a proposal for a continuation of the Swedish support to Albania in preparing itself for EU-negotiations within Chapter 27, environment and climate change, into a second phase. The cooperation with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE) and other Albanian institutions has been independently reviewed and also assessed by Sida as having been successful in building awareness and capacities for the approaching negotiations. Among many things the support has contributed to the development of key documents needed for planning the continued work and concretely provided analysis and input for Albania's IPA3 planning. The proposal for phase 2 is continuing the work started in phase 1 and propose to use the same program approach which allows flexibility, within the program objectives, to adapt to changíng conditions and opportunties arising. The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The budget is approximately 18.4 MSEK over a 2.5-year period. When the new Swedish strategy for the region has been approved the intention is to extend the cooperation to encompass 4 years and approximately 27 MSEK. An international consultant will be procured to support the Albanian partners in implementation. The MTE is Sida's agreement partner. An international consultant will be procured by the embassy to support implementation of the program. The decision is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, at Ministry of Finance) to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution. Considering the elections in April, a delay of the procurement would risk to be followed by further delay until the new government is in place. In two ongoing procurements, managed by CFCU, there are serious attempts from the partner institutions (not CFCU) to rig the evaluation in such a way that a favoured tender would win. By being in charge of the procurement the embassy has much better chances to avoid these problems compared to when managed by CFCU (which is competent) or where the embassy procures a procurement specialist to assist the partner (the procurement specialist doesn't have enough thematic expertise to always discover these irregularities). All payments will be made directly from Sida to the implementing Consultant (after the Steering Committee's approval of progress reports). Förslaget omfattar en fas 2 av stöd till Albaniens förberedelser till förhandlingar inom kapitel 27 av EU Acquis. Samarbetet med miljöministeriet, MTE, har utvärderats av extern konsult och också internt av Sida som framgångsrikt i att bygga kapacitet och öka medvetenheten om kommande EU-förhandlingar. Vidare har stödet bidragit till framtagande av nyckeldokument för den strategiska planeringen, analyserat behov och stöd för Albaniens IPA3-planering mm. Fas 2 avser fortsätta med liknande mål som i fas 1 och med en programansats vilket möjliggör flexibilitet att anpassa sig till förändringar i EU-förhandlingarna samt nya möjligheter som uppstår. Programmets mål är: Albaniens miljöministerium m fl miljöinstitutioner har stärkt sin kapacitet och kompetens att förbereda förhandlingarna för EUs kapitel 27. Programmets budget är 18.4 MSEK över en 2 1/2 års period. När den nya svenska strategin för perioden 2021-2027 är beslutad avser Sida förlänga programmet till 4 år och en total budget på ca 27 MSEK. Ambassaden avser ingå avtal med MTE. Ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling av den internationella konsulten (genomföraren) samt finansiell hantering och kontrakt. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, på finansministeriet) att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och öka risken för korruption. Med tanke på valet i april så riskerar ovan nämnda försening leda till ytterligare förseningar då tiden efter valet innebär svårigheter att få regeringens/ministeriers godkännande mm. I två pågående upphandlingar, som hanteras av CFCU, har partners på olika sätt försökt rigga utvärderingen så att det favoriserade anbudet ska vinna. Genom att ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling bedöms riskerna för otillbörlig påverkan att minska, också jämfört med när Sida upphandlat en upphandlingsexpert för att stödja partners processer (då upphandlingsexperter sällan har den tematiska expertis som behövs för att upptäcka oegentligheter). Alla utbetalningar sker direkt från Sida till genomförandekonsulten (efter styrkommitténs godkännande av verksamhetsrapportering). The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The two main results are defined under the program objective are: Result 1.The Ministry and other Chapter 27 institutions are supported  Result 2: Needs for Chapter 27 strategic planning identified and strategic planning documents relevant for EU negotiations prepared. Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 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Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14453 Sweden The overall goal of ReGenerate Rwanda is to sustainably increase incomes of poor households by generating employment and livelihoods opportunities for women, youth, and men living in poverty in Western and Southern Rwanda. The program will take a gender-transformative and regenerative business approach, prioritizing young and adult women and promoting nature-positive economic opportunities that will benefit the target population and the environment and natural landscapes that sustain them. By the end of the program, ReGenerate aims to have catalysed systemic changes in the target market systems that lead to increased and diversified nature-positive incomes, increased household assets, increased off-farm employment, and improved gender norms and attitudes. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till ökade och uthålliga inkomster för fattiga hushåll på landsbygden i Rwanda genom stärkta förutsättningar för sysselsättning och försörjningsmöjligheter för fattiga kvinnor, män och unga personer i västra och södra provinsen. The overall goal of ReGenerate Rwanda is to sustainably increase incomes of poor households by generating employment and livelihoods opportunities for 30,000 women, youth, and men living in poverty in Western and Southern Rwanda. ReGenerate aims to identify, catalyse, and scale up systemic solutions to reduce poverty, advance gender equality, regenerate the environment, and increase resilience. The program will take a gender-transformative and regenerative business approach, prioritizing young and adult women as the primary target group (20,000 of the 30,000 beneficiaries) and promoting nature-positive economic opportunities that will benefit the target population and the environment and natural landscapes that sustain them. By the end of the program, ReGenerate aims to have catalysed systemic changes in the target market systems that lead to increased and diversified nature-positive incomes, increased household assets, increased off-farm employment, and improved gender norms and attitudes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry Overarching results. The programme has doubled the number of jobs in 2025 (8,013) in comparison to 2024 (4,850) The programme results are driven by a community agent model. ReGenerate Rwanda contributed to 16 204 people has been economically empowered, (71% women and youth). The programme has created or strengthens 12,863 jobs, (70% women and youth). For the community agents, average montly earnings grew from USD 41 in 2024 to USD 49 in 2025. 20,336 people showing improved resilience US§ 3.9 million in cumulative increased income generated Trade ReGenerate has evolved the community agent model, from a fragmented and linear structure to a "two-way" integrated community agent model, by empowering these agents to handle both side of the rural supply chain. The agent model now act as a central market anchor, distributing and selling products, which has unlocked the dual commission and increased their diversified their income potential. The agent model provides 67% of the results and connects existing agents with companies offering complimentary products and services in a 2-way commission model. 13 market actors contributing to inclusive distribution networks, and 11 demonstrating a more inclusive business model change. 6 market actors are selling regenerative products. Access to finance ReGenerate Rwanda has two active interventions at the end of December 2025 and aims to make financial products more accessible and provide financial literacy to women and youth in rural areas. The program has advanced bundled credit solutions that eliminate the need for further physical collateral, effectively de-risking the lending process for both the bank and the farmer. Cumulative across the program, around USD4,4 million in loans has been accessed, with 82 % accessed by women and youth. One collaboration is with Radiant to pilot insurance-linked loans, protecting both the lender's portfolio and the rural borrower's livelihood. ReGenerate Rwanda is driving a systemic shift in how rural financial market assess risk and allocate capital, since the traditional asset based collateral requirements is structurally exclude women and youth. Skills The skills portfolio pivoted away from stand alone technical training toward business and entrepreneurial skills embedded within private-sector supply chain. The program found that companies are willing to invest in training when there is a clear commercial return, business and soft skills make agents more productive and profitable. Over the program cumulative 3284 people have been trained. The focus has been on equipping rural community agents with essential business and soft skills to enhance their resilience and commercial viability. This ensures they have the capacity to manage multiple service lines and income streams, including diversified commission opportunities, rather than relying on a single product or service offering. Cross cutting areas ReGenerate integrates two cross-cutting priorities into all program intervention, the impact pathway and Gender and youth inclusion. The program has actively worked in both distribution and aggregation. For example during this third year of implementation has transitioned from building awarness to hardwiring this inclusion into the market architecture. The roll-out of the two-way agent model is the main driver, and intentionally positioning women and youth in the central economic hubs of the rural communities. - 6,220 (55% being women and youth) recorded an increase in their monthly incomes. Incomes of women increased by 123% from an average of RWF.23,703 to 52,940. Men's income increase reached RWF.62,161 (87% increase) - 2,079 individuals increased control of income or assets. 4,850 jobs were strengthened or created (56% being women and youth related) - 10,184 recorded an increase in their resilience score. - An estimated 60MTCo2 Emissions were avoided, reduced or sequestered - Agent model 20,117 prospective agents trained (59% being women and youth). - Part of portfolio building the programme has formed 9 partnerships with the private sector actors, securing a total co-investment of USD. 673,083. Systemic results these are presented using the Adopt Adapt Expand & Respond (AAER) Framework. 1- Adoption. - Through OX intervention, OX Rwanda has expanded its network by adding over 90 Agro dealers across three additional districts. - Husbands' perceptions of their wives working as agents shifted from skepticism to support, driven by the demonstrated economic benefits. - The agent model highlighted the importance for partners of including women and youth, as they outperformed male colleagues in some areas. 2- Adaptation - After successful implementation in selected districts in Western and Southern provinces, partners plan to expand the model further within these regions and into the Eastern province. - Recruitment and retention strategies were refined to support scaling efforts, including adjustments to payment terms, delivery conditions, and continuous coaching. 3- Expansion - Market competition intensified as a rival company entered and attempted to recruit agents from the partner's network. - The number of insurance companies utilizing the partner's agent model grew from two to four, as two new competitors joined 4- Responding - Local authorities and governmental agencies (e.g., RAB) actively supported agents by funding their training and helping them secure employment - Linkage events facilitated collaboration among industry stakeholders, enabling financial institutions to engage with agents and farmers for different financial products like loans. - Community Animal Health Workers (CAHWs) have consistently promoted livestock insurance for farmers. - Cross industry collaborations emerged, such as KLEAN NRG agents being paid via SPENN platforms or BIDEC using OX trucks for waste transportation. Interventions Specific Results 1) Trade Vertical. - 11,491 individuals (48% W&Y) have accessed to new or improved products and services through a network of 1,717 agents (50% Women & Youth) Incomes of 6,220 individuals (55% W&Y) have increased - Incomes of women increased by 123% from an average of RWF.23,703 to 52,940. Men's income increase reached RWF.62,161 (87% increase) 2) Access to Finance Vertical. - SPENN trained 400 agents (all W&Y) to support the companies expansion in the Western & Southern provinces. 3) Skills Vertical. - 1 intervention has been signed with KLEAN NRG, the intervention aims to piloting the improved availability of skilled technicians in rural areas to tap into solar panels installation opportunities, and building grounds for a more locally established network of service providers, and attracting more private sector actors to use the same network targeting the rural markets 4) Cross cutting themes 4.1. Regenerative Pathways. - 6,647 farmers received training in regenerative practices with a focus on compositing, contributing to a wider adoption of sustainable agricultural practices. - 1,786 metric tons of animal feed were delivered using electric transportation, reducing emissions and promoting sustainable logistics. - 6,506 farmers have access to insurance with 39% acquired by women and Youth. - 3,100 metric tons of organic fertilizer were supplied to Agrodealers, facilitating access to environmentally friendly inputs to farmers. - 3 market actors expanded access to regenerative products - 10,184 individuals demonstrated an increase in their resilience score using custom resilience index (55% women and youth) 4.2. Gender and Youth Inclusion. - 5 new market actors entering/contributing to inclusive distribution and aggregation networks. - 1,251 women and youth currently working as distribution agents. - 5,529 women and youth farmers accessing new products and or services. - 3,418 women and youth have increased their incomes total value of USD.846,788. - 346,841 per W&Y 2,717 jobs created or strengthened for W&Y. 762 shifted from on farm to off farm activities - Increase in resilience score 5,635 women and youth (using customer resilience index). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14453-14453A0101 Sweden The overall goal of ReGenerate Rwanda is to sustainably increase incomes of poor households by generating employment and livelihoods opportunities for women, youth, and men living in poverty in Western and Southern Rwanda. The program will take a gender-transformative and regenerative business approach, prioritizing young and adult women and promoting nature-positive economic opportunities that will benefit the target population and the environment and natural landscapes that sustain them. By the end of the program, ReGenerate aims to have catalysed systemic changes in the target market systems that lead to increased and diversified nature-positive incomes, increased household assets, increased off-farm employment, and improved gender norms and attitudes. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till ökade och uthålliga inkomster för fattiga hushåll på landsbygden i Rwanda genom stärkta förutsättningar för sysselsättning och försörjningsmöjligheter för fattiga kvinnor, män och unga personer i västra och södra provinsen. The overall goal of ReGenerate Rwanda is to sustainably increase incomes of poor households by generating employment and livelihoods opportunities for 30,000 women, youth, and men living in poverty in Western and Southern Rwanda. ReGenerate aims to identify, catalyse, and scale up systemic solutions to reduce poverty, advance gender equality, regenerate the environment, and increase resilience. The program will take a gender-transformative and regenerative business approach, prioritizing young and adult women as the primary target group (20,000 of the 30,000 beneficiaries) and promoting nature-positive economic opportunities that will benefit the target population and the environment and natural landscapes that sustain them. By the end of the program, ReGenerate aims to have catalysed systemic changes in the target market systems that lead to increased and diversified nature-positive incomes, increased household assets, increased off-farm employment, and improved gender norms and attitudes. Sweden TechnoServe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TechnoServe 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6707810 5000000 13000000 16840797 13700000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11000000 5840797 6707810 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 13700000 0 55248607 TechnoServe 6707810 TechnoServe 5000000 TechnoServe 7000000 TechnoServe 6000000 TechnoServe 11000000 TechnoServe 5840797 TechnoServe 0 TechnoServe 13700000 TechnoServe Rwanda 2020-2024 Rwanda 2020-2024 Improved conditions for the efficient and sustainable use of natural resources, increased climate change adaptation, and the conservation and rehabilitation of ecosystems and biodiversity. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en effektiv och hållbar naturresursanvändning, ökad klimatanpassning, samt för att bevara och rehabilitera ekosystem och biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Inclusive economic development, improved conditions for and increased access to productive employment and decent work, corporate social responsibility, and free and fair trade, including in rural areas. En ekonomiskt inkluderande utveckling, stärkta förutsättningar för och ökad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, hållbart företagande och fri och rättvis handel, inklusive på landsbygden. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14453-14453A0103 Sweden The overall goal of ReGenerate Rwanda is to sustainably increase incomes of poor households by generating employment and livelihoods opportunities for women, youth, and men living in poverty in Western and Southern Rwanda. The program will take a gender-transformative and regenerative business approach, prioritizing young and adult women and promoting nature-positive economic opportunities that will benefit the target population and the environment and natural landscapes that sustain them. By the end of the program, ReGenerate aims to have catalysed systemic changes in the target market systems that lead to increased and diversified nature-positive incomes, increased household assets, increased off-farm employment, and improved gender norms and attitudes. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till ökade och uthålliga inkomster för fattiga hushåll på landsbygden i Rwanda genom stärkta förutsättningar för sysselsättning och försörjningsmöjligheter för fattiga kvinnor, män och unga personer i västra och södra provinsen. The overall goal of ReGenerate Rwanda is to sustainably increase incomes of poor households by generating employment and livelihoods opportunities for 30,000 women, youth, and men living in poverty in Western and Southern Rwanda. ReGenerate aims to identify, catalyse, and scale up systemic solutions to reduce poverty, advance gender equality, regenerate the environment, and increase resilience. The program will take a gender-transformative and regenerative business approach, prioritizing young and adult women as the primary target group (20,000 of the 30,000 beneficiaries) and promoting nature-positive economic opportunities that will benefit the target population and the environment and natural landscapes that sustain them. By the end of the program, ReGenerate aims to have catalysed systemic changes in the target market systems that lead to increased and diversified nature-positive incomes, increased household assets, increased off-farm employment, and improved gender norms and attitudes. Sweden TechnoServe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TechnoServe 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 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By the end of the program, ReGenerate aims to have catalysed systemic changes in the target market systems that lead to increased and diversified nature-positive incomes, increased household assets, increased off-farm employment, and improved gender norms and attitudes. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till ökade och uthålliga inkomster för fattiga hushåll på landsbygden i Rwanda genom stärkta förutsättningar för sysselsättning och försörjningsmöjligheter för fattiga kvinnor, män och unga personer i västra och södra provinsen. The overall goal of ReGenerate Rwanda is to sustainably increase incomes of poor households by generating employment and livelihoods opportunities for 30,000 women, youth, and men living in poverty in Western and Southern Rwanda. ReGenerate aims to identify, catalyse, and scale up systemic solutions to reduce poverty, advance gender equality, regenerate the environment, and increase resilience. The program will take a gender-transformative and regenerative business approach, prioritizing young and adult women as the primary target group (20,000 of the 30,000 beneficiaries) and promoting nature-positive economic opportunities that will benefit the target population and the environment and natural landscapes that sustain them. By the end of the program, ReGenerate aims to have catalysed systemic changes in the target market systems that lead to increased and diversified nature-positive incomes, increased household assets, increased off-farm employment, and improved gender norms and attitudes. Sweden Cowater International Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 276585 57720 0 0 31850 0 106758 111652 0 0 0 26325 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57720 334305 Cowater International Sweden AB 106758.19 Cowater International Sweden AB 31850 Cowater International Sweden AB 111651.52 Cowater International Sweden AB 26325 Cowater International Sweden AB 38220 Cowater International Sweden AB 19500 Cowater International Sweden AB Rwanda 2020-2024 Rwanda 2020-2024 Inclusive economic development, improved conditions for and increased access to productive employment and decent work, corporate social responsibility, and free and fair trade, including in rural areas. En ekonomiskt inkluderande utveckling, stärkta förutsättningar för och ökad tillgång till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, hållbart företagande och fri och rättvis handel, inklusive på landsbygden. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14505 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to improve monitoring of human rights in Ukraine, in particular monitoring and documentation of violence and violations taking place as a consequence of the armed conflict in the Eastern parts of the country. The intervention aims at increased awareness of human rights violations among relevant Ukrainian and international actors and strengthen their capacity to identify and react to human rights violations. Among other things, then intervention aims to monitor gender-related human rights violations, produce topic-specific and periodic reports, including conflict-related sexual violence, gender equality with actionable recommendations to alleviate the impact of conflict, inequality, discrimination as well as advocate for a more enabling environment and policy level recommendations. Syftet med insatsen är att förbättra tillsynen på området mänskliga rättigheter (MR) i Ukraina, och då särskilt övervakning och dokumentering av våld och övergrepp som sker som konsekvens av konflikten i de östra delarna av landet. Insatsen syftar till att öka medvetenheten kring människorättskränkningar bland relevanta ukrainska och internationella aktörer samt stärka deras kapacitet att identifiera och reagera på kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna. The overall goal of the project is to increase protection of human rights of men, women, girls and boys in Ukraine, covering the territory controlled by armed groups, Government-controlled territory and Crimea, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, the project aims at monitoring the human rights situation across the contact line with a view to strengthening the human rights protection of people living in conflict-affected areas. The analysis stemming out of HRMMUs monitoring will also be used to advocate with the parties to the conflict for changes to their conduct and practice, and for their obligation to address violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, as well as providing humanitarian and development actors with information that will serve as a baseline for enhanced shaping of policies and assistance programs. To achieve these goals, HRMMU will work with the UN system, the Government of Ukraine, civil society organisations, the Ombudsperson and her office, international human rights mechanisms and organisations, representatives of the international community, and non-state actors in eastern Ukraine. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Key results and impact HRMMU fulfilled its core function to monitor, report and advocate on human rights violations and international humanitarian law concerns in Ukraine throughout the project period despite security and operational challenges resulting from the Russian Federation full-scale armed attack against Ukraine. HRMMU conducted regular field visits to communities affected by the conflict, including areas near the frontline, from its offices in Kharkiv, Kyiv, Dnipro, and Odesa.1 HRMMU also remotely monitored the human rights situation in the Russian-occupied territory from its roving presence in Sumy, which is the only land entry point between the Russian Federation and Ukraine for civilians and the satellite office in Moldova, which allowed safer outreach to sources in the occupied territory and Russian Federation. HRMMUs geographical reach enabled the Mission to produce reports on and advocate for the promotion, protection, and fulfilment of human rights throughout Ukraine. The Mission continued to reach victims and witnesses of human rights violations, shelled areas, isolated villages near the front line, detention facilities and prisoner of war camps, and territory regained by Ukraine after Russian occupation in a timely manner. Overall, the Mission interviewed victims or witnesses of human rights or international humanitarian law violations across Ukraine. A unique and important function performed by the Mission is its record of civilian casualties in Ukraine. HRMMU record of civilian casualties provides an authoritative and verified record of the human cost of the war, which is utilized by a wide range of international actors, such as the UN system, including the UN Country Team, parties to the conflict, the international diplomatic community and international media as basis for advocacy with duty bearers aimed at accountability, better international humanitarian law (IHL) and international humanitarian law (IHRL) compliance, remedy and reparation to victims and bringing perpetrators to justice. This work also serves as an early warning tool, helping humanitarian actors to direct their assistance to beneficiaries in a more precise manner. Based on its human right fact-finding, monitoring, documentation, and verification activities, as well as its engagement with various stakeholders, including victims and witnesses of IHRL and IHL violations, authorities, civil society, and international partners HRMMU published 19 reports and 6 briefing notes. In addition, in accordance with the General Assembly Resolution 77/229 HRMMU monitored the human rights situation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, including Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol (hereafter Crimea), and prepared six Secretary-Generals reports on human rights in temporarily occupied territory. These reports include recommendations to the Governments of Ukraine and Russia, the international community, and other stakeholders to address concerns, prevent violations and mitigate emerging risks relating to human rights concerns documented by the Mission. The Missions reliable and unbiased public reports and analytical assessments on human rights violations in Ukraine informed all relevant national and international duty-bearers, decision-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders of the human rights situation in Ukraine. By providing credible, timely and thorough human rights analysis to national and international actors, HRMMU enabled them to take actions for the protection of victims. In the context of frequent circulation of misinformation related to the ongoing armed conflict, the Missions careful, objective monitoring, analysis and robust advocacy has proven especially relevant for international security, peace and accountability mechanisms and local stakeholders. UN Member States, civil society organizations, as well as UN Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures referred to the HRMMUs findings and recommendations as a basis for assisting national institutions in addressing human rights violations. Cited 23 times at the UN Security Council, HRMMU's protection of civilians figures underscored the international community's reliance on its reliable information regarding the human cost of the conflict. HRMMU reports were diligently discusses at the Human Rights Council 12 times in the project period. Furthermore, the extensive coverage of HRMMUs findings by reputable international and local media outlets, such as the Washington Post, BBC, and Reuters, reinforced the global dissemination of its findings, contributing to a heightened awareness of the conflict's human toll. HRMMUs reports also make an essential contribution to achieving justice and increasing accountability. HRMMUs concurrent documentation of human rights and international humanitarian law (IHL) violations crucially contributes to establishing a credible record of events to enable holding perpetrators accountable and ensuring remedy and reparations to victims. To highlight some examples of the Missions contribution to international and national justice mechanisms, the European Court of Human Rights extensively relied on information and evidence collected by HRMMU in its 2023 decision of the inter-state case of Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia concerning events in eastern Ukraine, including the downing of the MH17 flight. In January 2024, the International Court of Justice relied on HRMMU analysis in two decisions examining violations by the Russian Federation of provisions of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism (ICSFT) and the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD). HRMMU findings were also explicitly referred to in multiple judgements of the European Court of Human Rights in 2021 relating to accountability for events during Maidan protests in 2014. These decisions underline the weight given to HRMMUs reports as a form of evidence in international courts and tribunals. Local courts in Ukraine also referenced HRMMU reports in conflict-related cases, with HRMMU findings being mentioned in more than 65 judgements and verdicts of national courts of all levels during 2023. HRMMU made a notable contribution to ensuring human rights concerns and human rights-based approach is integrated into plans and programmes of other UN agencies and humanitarian actors in Ukraine. HRMMU analysis provided humanitarian and development actors with information for enhanced shaping of evidence-based policies, assistance programs and response mechanisms and helped them direct their assistance to beneficiaries in a more precise manner. A key part of the engagement was supporting these actors to adopt human rights sensitive approaches into humanitarian response and conflict cycle management. Essential part of this was advice on inclusion of persons in situations of vulnerability, including persons with disabilities and older persons, and strengthening integration of gender perspectives. HRMMU achieved this by providing substantial contribution to shaping strategic documents and response mechanisms and their implementation for the UN Country Team and the Humanitarian Country Team, including the Partnership Frameworks between the Government of Ukraine and the UN for 2025-2030, the Transitional Framework 2022-24, and Humanitarian Needs Overviews and Response Plans for Ukraine. HRMMU authoritative data on civilian casualties was crucial for supporting the Humanitarian Program Cycle. Moreover, HRMMU engaged with key recovery mechanisms to advise on a human-rights based approach, including assessments such as the World Bank Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment. HRMMU also led the update of the UN Human Rights Due Diligence Policy Risk Assessment in Ukraine after the full-scale armed attack. The Mission's involvement in formulating a revised UN Country Team Action Plan against sexual exploitation and abuse and its contribution to the Protection cluster underscored its commitment to human rights mainstreaming in humanitarian response activities. HRMMUs reporting, advice, advocacy and assistance increased respect, protection and fulfilment of human rights in Ukraine. By the end of 2023, the Government of Ukraine had partially or completely implemented 73 per cent of the 68 measurable recommendations HRMMU had formulated in its reports and briefing papers since 24 February 2022 (4 recommendations implemented fully and 18 partially out of 30). Implemented recommendations concerned for example, ensuring timely and thorough forensic analysis for killed civilians and taking measures to ensure needs of older persons and persons with disabilities are taken into consideration during evacuations from areas affected by hostilities. The Government had also made progress on issues such as taking action to ensure all victims of sexual violence can access adequate medical and psychological services in a safe, confidential, and rapid manner, and to investigate and prosecute all cases of enforced disappearance to hold all perpetrators accountable regardless of their affiliation. In contrast, the Russian Federation, in its role as the occupying power, has managed partial implementation of only 18 per cent of recommendations (7 partly implemented recommendations out of 38), including, for example, releasing some civilian detainees from detention places in the occupied territories of Ukraine or exchanging remains of some of the deceased. Such implementation rate underlines the importance of concrete HRMMU recommendations and follow up advocacy to bring attention to and galvanize action to address pressing human rights challenges in Ukraine. As part of its progress on long-term impact, HRMMU managed to record advancement on a number of issues, which contributed to the institutionalisation of protection of human rights. Below are examples some impact achieved, such as changes in legislation, policies and practices following HRMMU advocacy (non-exhaustive): National Human Rights Strategy and the Action Plan HRMMU led joint UN support to the National Human Rights Strategy and National Human Rights Action Plan in 2021 as well as its revision in 2022, which allowed for a better incorporation of critical issues, such as remedy and reparations for civilian victims of the conflict, enhancing gender mainstreaming, ensuring non-discrimination, promotion of social cohesion, freedom of media, freedom of peaceful assembly, ensuring uninterrupted service provision throughout Ukraine, accessibility of free legal aid, human rights awareness, the rights of detainees and remedy for violations, and treatment of POWs. UN inputs are expected to increase the protection of the most vulnerable groups and ensure gender mainstreaming in all spheres of life in the new Strategy. This demonstrates HRMMUs significant impact on shaping national human rights policies and promoting a comprehensive approach to protecting human rights in Ukraine. Improvements in the treatment of prisoners of war under the control of Ukraine Persistent monitoring and advocacy by HRMMU contributed to improvements in the treatment of prisoners of war (POW) under control of Ukraine. This includes the Government of Ukraine committing to humane treatment of POWs in line with IHL, marked enhancements at a POW camp in the Lviv region addressing concerns highlighted in OHCHR reports, and opening some investigations into cases of mistreatment. In addition, the Mission has documented a gradual decrease in violence upon the capture of Russian POWs after February 2023, to which targeted advocacy and public pressure reliant on public information provided by HRMMU has positively contributed to. Preventing and addressing torture HRMMU advocacy contributed to adoption of law No. 5336, which amended the Ukrainian criminal code on responsibility for the crime of torture, increasing penalties and bringing the definition in line with the Convention against torture. These improvements in legislation align with international standards are expected to provide better accountability for torture. Draft law On the Security Service of Ukraine contained strong safeguards against torture and ill[1]treatment by SBU officials. As a result of systematic documentation of cases of conflict-related torture and ill-treatment on both sides of the contact line, and of HRMMU public reporting on this issue, HRMMU has grounds to believe that the decrease in the number of cases observed before the February 2022 armed attack can be partially attributed to systemic HRMMU efforts in this area. Key protection documents include human rights concerns HRMMU's advocacy efforts were instrumental in securing the adoption of the Strategy for the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflicts for 2023-2030. HRMMU has expressed full support for the Strategy, committing to provide technical assistance in its action plan drafting. • Support to the National Recovery Plan enabled the inclusion of human rights standards and considerations for persons in vulnerable situations. HRMMU's involvement in drafting sections related to the remedy and reparation of civilian victims, coupled with advocacy for human rights standards, reinforces the plan's commitment to human rights. Enhanced access to public services for residents of occupied territory In line with longstanding HRMMU advocacy, a draft law which introduces an administrative procedure for recognizing births, deaths, marriages, and divorces based on documentation issued by the occupation authorities was registered in 2023. Changing registration of civil status acts that took place in the occupied territory from judicial to administrative procedure is crucial for facilitating the exercise of various rights, including equal access to public services, for persons coming from the occupied territory. • In 2021, the Parliament of Ukraine repealed the legislation which had assigned non-resident taxpayer status to persons originating from Crimea and residents of mainland Ukraine with a Crimean address in their passport. The law had contributed to discrimination of Crimean residents from everyday banking services. Improvements in freedom of movement in Eastern Ukraine and Crimea in 2021 Parliament of Ukraine froze penalties for residents of armed-group controlled territory travelling to Government-controlled territory through the Russian Federation. • The self-proclaimed Donetsk peoples republic cancelled the requirement to have a DPR passport to cross the contact line. • The Russian Federation adopted a Resolution, which inter alia cancelled the so-called one-time crossing rule, introduced in the context of travel restrictions during the pandemic. HRMMU has been long advocating on and highlighting the negative impact of the rule on school graduates. HRMMU Reporting in 2021-23 Twelve public periodic reports on the human rights situation in Ukraine. • Six SG Reports on Crimea. • Six thematic reports: Arbitrary detention, torture, and ill-treatment; Civic Space and fundamental freedoms; The situation of human rights in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation; Killings of civilians; Treatment of POWs; Detention of civilians. • One spot report and four briefing papers. • 164 updates on conflict-related civilian casualties/protection of civilians, 44 conflict situation updates, as well as confidential early warning notes, hate speech compilations and Covid-19 updates. Result 1: The Government of Ukraine, other parties to the conflict and international community are better informed on IHRL and IHL issues, including in the conflict-affected areas and Crimea, and are enabled to appropriately address the issues of concern and respond to individual cases and patterns identified by OHCHR/HRMMU. HRMMUs extensive monitoring work served as a source for reliable and unbiased public reports and analytical assessments on human rights violations in Ukraine, informing all relevant national and international duty-bearers, decision-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders of the human rights situation in Ukraine. By providing credible, timely and thorough human rights analysis to national and international actors, HRMMU enabled them to take actions for the protection of victims. During the project UN Member States, civil society organizations, as well as UN Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures referred to the HRMMUs findings and recommendations as a basis for assisting national institutions in addressing human rights violations. A recent independent evaluation of HRMMU programme found HRMMU to fill a unique role in Ukraine and HRMMUs information to be highly relevant to Ukrainian government and to national and international security, peace, and accountability mechanisms. Evaluation interviewees confirmed that HRMMU reports are widely used by the Government and Ukrainian civil society actors to facilitate their human rights efforts. As the lead UN agency in terms of civilian casualty recording and related advocacy worldwide, OHCHR/HRMMU has played a crucial role to monitor civilian casualties and other harm in Ukraine. HRMMU has conducted this function since 2014 and has been the only international entity to continue record civilian casualties consistently throughout the full-scale invasion by the Russian Federation. By providing credible and timely monitoring, analysis and reporting on civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure HRMMU provides a public record with reliable data on civilian casualties and harm. HRMMUs comprehensively disaggregated data on civilian casualties2 is relied by the international community for reliable information regarding the human cost of the conflict and is regularly quoted at the UN Security Council and the UN Human Rights Council and were used by various international actors, such as the European Council, various Governments and State agencies, the UN country team in Ukraine and international media. This demonstrates the significant impact and relevance of HRMMUs work in providing accurate and reliable information on the human cost of the conflict in Ukraine. In addition, by being present at conflict-affected communities, analysing emerging patterns and trends about the types, locations, victims, and perpetrators of violations and conducting related advocacy, HRMMU provides an early warning about the wars impact on protection of human rights and contributes to heightened awareness about the conflicts human cost, helping to shape the informed decision-making process by the relevant stakeholders. Despite the operational and security challenges posed by the Russian Federation armed attack during project implementation in February 2022, HRMMU has maintained an uninterrupted presence in affected areas and has continued to monitor and document IHRL and IHL violations resulting from the increased hostilities. OHCHR is one of the very few UN agencies in Ukraine which is able to visit areas near the front line designated as very high risk, and the only UN agency that has been cleared to do so for other purposes than providing critical life-saving humanitarian assistance. HRMMU regularly visited conflict-affected areas to document civilian casualties, assessed extent of damage to civilian infrastructure, and document instances of war crimes, conflict-related sexual violence, and other violations of IHRL and IHL. By maintaining a visible presence in conflict-affected areas through strategic placement of sub-offices and frequent missions to high-risk and very high-risk areas HRMMU was able to access the population and all levels of authority, provide a measure of international attention reminding the perpetrators of their human rights obligations, and bolster human rights protection at the local level. HRMMU presence also supported critical referrals, early warning mechanisms, and informed life-saving advocacy and programming of other UN and humanitarian actors. Its presence also allows the Mission to be accessible to rights holders in remote communities and reach out to the most marginalized parts of society to build the confidence of the local population, civil society, and human rights defenders. Based on its human rights fact-finding, monitoring, documentation, and verification activities with various stakeholders, including victims and witnesses of IHRL and IHL violations, authorities, civil society, and international partners, HRMMU published a variety of information products. In 2021-23, HRMMU issued 18 periodic and thematic reports, one flash report and four briefing papers containing concrete recommendations to stakeholders on addressing identified trends in human rights violations. HRMMU recommendations outline concrete follow-up actions to address identified concerns, prevent violations and mitigate emerging risks. In addition, the Mission produced 227 updates on topical human rights issues and 4 early warning notes, raising awareness of the human rights situation in Ukraine, facilitating factually correct information for decision-making, and guiding the design and implementation of human rights interventions of a variety of actors. To maximize outreach, many of these were made available in Ukrainian, Russian and English, presented at meetings with national stakeholders and the international community, disseminated in the regions via HRMMUs field offices, publicly presented to the press, and released in social media and on the OHCHR website.3 HRMMU also provided briefings on its findings to a wide variety of stakeholders in Ukraine and abroad. HRMMU has consistently monitored and documented human rights issues in Ukraine, with a particular focus on IHRL and IHL violations resulting from the ongoing conflict. In the project period HRMMU documented 2,288 distinct cases of human rights violations perpetrated in Ukraine (187 in 2021; 950 in 2022 and 1151 in 2023) based on 6,576 interviews (2,321 in 2021; 1,719 in 2022; 2,536 in 2023) with 3,333 women and 3,243 men. HRMMU interviewed victims, witnesses, local authorities, and other relevant actors to collect information and evidence about alleged human rights violations and identify human rights concerns. Registered cases contain verified information about the details, context, alleged violation(s), alleged perpetrator(s), the victim(s), and relevant human rights analysis, disaggregated by sex, age, geographic location and other parameters. By recording all cases of human rights violations brought to its attention in its Human Rights Database, HRMMU keeps a reliable record of human rights violations happening in Ukraine and enables analysis of trends and early warning, as well as further accountability measures. To achieve this HRMMU conducted 570 in person field trips to conflict-affected areas including very high-risk zones. Many of these monitoring missions were directed to communities near the front line, shelled areas and areas that underwent missile attacks to document civilian harm caused by the conflict, verify civilian casualties and assess extent of damage to civilian infrastructure. In addition, HRMMU made frequent visits to areas previously occupied by the Russian Federation that Ukraine had regained control over to document cases of egregious human rights violations, among others summary executions, enforced disappearances and arbitrary detention, and conflict-related sexual violence. HRMMU also made 137 visits to detention facilities and POW camps to identify issues in treatment or POWs and alleged IHL and IHRL violations. Furthermore, HRMMU visited 117 care institutions, shelters, IDP centres and hospitals and monitored 226 trials in person to strengthen respect for fair trial rights in conflict-related cases. HRMMU leveraged its experience in remote monitoring gained from reporting on the situation in occupied Crimea since 2014, as well as its unique mandate through UN General Assembly Resolution 78/221 to expand its remote monitoring of the Ukrainian territory that came under Russian occupation after its 2022-armed attack. HRMMU is the only international organization systematically reporting on the human rights situation in occupied territory. A variety of methods were utilised to monitor human rights in these inaccessible areas, including gathering first-hand information from victims and witnesses through regular visits to communities near the front line and previously occupied areas where Ukraine has regained control, establishing, and maintaining contact with residents and exiled authorities, and talking to victims and witnesses, including released POWs, who returned to Ukrainian controlled territory. To better access persons and information from the Russian[1]occupied territory HRMMU established a remote monitoring team based in Chisinau, Moldova and sent a roving team to interview persons crossing from Russia to Ukraine through the only open crossing point in Sumy region. These direct contacts were complemented by open-source monitoring in accordance with OHCHR methodology for human rights monitoring and documentation of hard-to[1]reach or inaccessible areas. As a result of these efforts, HRMMU was able to systematically cover the human rights situation in Crimea and other occupied areas in its public periodic reports. By bringing to light violations happening in territory occupied by the Russian Federation, and keeping global attention on these violations, HRMMU provides some protection against future human rights violations and creates a foundation for accountability for perpetrators and remedy for victims. Throughout the project period HRMMU persistently sought and continues to advocate for access to areas of Ukraine under the occupation by the Russian Federation, including Crimea. HRMMU functioned as the primary actor providing authoritative records of civilian casualties related to the conflict in Ukraine. HRMMU recorded and corroborated 110 civilian casualties (25 killed and 85 injured) that occurred in 2021. Between 24 February and 30 April 2024, OHCHR has verified 32,100 civilian casualties caused by the conflict, including the death of 10,946 civilians, among which were 3,217 women and 608 children and 21,154 injured civilians, including 5,062 women and 1385 children.4 Most of the civilian casualties recorded were caused by the use of explosive weapons with wide area effects, including shelling from heavy artillery, multiple launch rocket systems, missiles and air strikes. The recording of civilian casualties serves three major objectives: a) to establish a baseline for measuring the impact of hostilities on civilians to enable better protection; b) to ensure accountability for IHL and IHRL violations that resulted in civilian casualties; and c) to promote remedy and reparation for the victims. HRMMU released regular updates on civilian casualties and several ad hoc updates, including at the request of Sweden and EU Member States. Civilian casualty data collected by HRMMU helps to provide an evidentiary foundation for promotion of adequate, effective, prompt, and appropriate remedies and reparations, including reparation to civilian victims of both the Russian Federations full-scale armed attack against Ukraine and the predating 8-year conflict in the East of Ukraine. This is especially important for those injured and for the families of those killed. HRMMU also continued to follow and corroborate reports on damage to civilian objects and the effects of the destruction of civilian objects on the human rights of the Ukrainian population. Since the beginning of the armed attack by the Russian Federation on 24 February, HRMMU has documented damage to or destruction of 1144 educational facilities and 494 medical facilities. Furthermore, HRMMU has been monitoring the human rights effects of the missile, rocket, and loitering munitions strikes on critical civilian infrastructure, including energy facilities, hydroelectric power stations, and agricultural infrastructure across Ukraine by Russian armed forces during 2022-2023. These strikes have restricted civilians' access to water, electricity, heating, and essential communications for varying periods. Since the Russian Federation armed attack in 2022, HRMMU has documented a wide range of severe human rights violations, including cases of arbitrary killings, summary executions, arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances, torture and ill-treatment, sexual violence, and forced transfers of civilians. Through systematic documentation and verification of allegations of CRSV since the beginning of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, HRMMU has documented over 270 cases of CRSV, the majority of which were perpetrated by members of Russian armed forces, law enforcement officials or penitentiary staff. The majority of new CRSV cases are perpetrated in the context of detention against both civilian detainees and POWs, with many cases amounting to torture as violence is used to obtain information, extract confessions, punish, intimidate, or humiliate the detainees. HRMMU also recorded the arbitrary detention of 1,184 civilians (1019 men, 154 women, 10 boys, and 1 girl) by Russian authorities in the occupied territory, and more than 450 cases of summary executions and lethal attacks directed against individual civilians between 24 February 2022 and end of 2023. Around 90 per cent of former civilian detainees interviewed by HRMMU informed that they had been subjected to torture or ill-treatment during detention. Since the beginning of the RF armed attack, HRMMU work on torture and ill-treatment expanded to cover the issues of treatment of prisoners of war (POW) on both sides, to closely monitor places of internment of POWs and instances of torture and ill-treatment. Through 699 interviews with POWs HRMMU monitoring has highlighted a pattern of degrading and ill-treatment of POWs held by the Russian Federation during capture, internment, and transfer. Some key issues reported during interviews with Russian POWs under the power of Ukraine on the other hand included beatings and torture during capture, no contact with relatives, application of article 110 (illegal trespassing of Ukrainian border carrying arms), and the exchange of Russian POWs who could have committed war crimes. HRMMU paid close attention to the impact of the war on civic space and monitored the physical safety of human rights defenders, civil society activists, journalists, and other media workers, highlighting security risks faced by media workers in Ukraine. The implementation of martial law, derogations from human rights treaties, military actions across Ukraine and concerns regarding national security have reduced the space for exercising fundamental freedoms, such as freedom of peaceful assembly, association, opinion and expression, and media. Human rights defenders - especially women human rights defenders as well as journalists, and media professionals continue to be targeted by attacks, threats, acts of intimidation, and hate speech with little accountability for these attacks. In areas occupied by the Russian Federation, HRMMU documented use of violence and repression and suppressing of peaceful protests, restricting of free expression, imposing strict controls over movements, as well as conducting frequent searches and invasive collection of personal data, contributing to a pervasive climate of fear. Russian armed forces used force to quash peaceful protests and assemblies, took over common means to collect, disseminate and receive information to restrict freedom of expression, and threatened, arrested, and subjected to enforced disappearance individuals expressing pro-Ukrainian views. In Crimea, very limited expression of critical views is allowed, with further restrictions put in place since the Russian Federation armed attack. HRMMU has documented, for example, multiple cases of persons prosecuted for 'discrediting RF armed forces' and human rights NGOs' websites being blocked. HRMMU has been closely monitoring the effects of the conflict on the social, economic, and cultural rights of persons and groups in vulnerable situations. HRMMU emphasized the importance of addressing the human rights situation of minorities and groups in vulnerable or marginalized situations as a cross-cutting priority. In the reporting period HRMMU continued to monitor and raise human rights concerns regarding the impact of the conflict on women, older persons, persons living in homelessness, minorities such as Roma, persons with psychosocial disabilities. Since the beginning of the armed attack against Ukraine, the Mission has identified emerging risk factors for persons with disabilities and older persons and made several recommendations to duty bearers for mitigating risks and impact of the conflict on older persons in its briefing note on this issue. HRMMU also raised concerns that the volatile security situation and other factors restrict freedom of movement to and from regions occupied by Russian armed forces or affiliated armed groups, reducing civilians' access to medical assistance, social protection, and other basic services in Ukrainian-controlled territory. HRMMU also constantly monitors the wars impact on the right of national minorities and freedom and religion and successfully led early warning action to bring attention to risk of social tensions and possible violence associated with tensions between religious communities and hate speech against minority groups. HRMMUs extensive monitoring work was reflected in reliable and unbiased public reports and analytical assessments on human rights violations in Ukraine, informing all relevant national and international duty-bearers, decision-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders of the human rights situation in Ukraine. During 2021-23 OHCHR/HRMMU issued 19 comprehensive public reports with recommendations to stakeholders and over 230 notes and updates analysing imperative human rights issues. In addition, HRMMU drafted two Secretary-Generals reports on Crimea, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 74/168. HRMMU reports increased availability of up to date and accurate information on the deteriorating human rights situation in Ukraine resulting from the Russian Federation armed attack. They also provide recommendations to the Governments of Ukraine and Russia as well as the international community to address the identified challenges. HRMMU's findings and analysis have been made widely available to ensure a coherent and prompt response to human rights violations in Ukraine. By sharing its reports with relevant national and international stakeholders and publishing its information products in multiple languages (English, Ukrainian, and Russian), HRMMU aims for wide dissemination. Periodic reports were launched with a live-streamed press statement by the Head of the Mission, translated simultaneously into Ukrainian and sign language, and followed by a launch event for civil society and representatives of embassies and international organizations. This engendered wide media coverage of international and national media, with over 8,190 international and national media articles, inclusive of large international outlets, such as Washington Post, BBC, CNN, and Reuters, referring to the Missions findings during the project period contributing to the dissemination of HRMMUs findings and heightened awareness of the conflicts human toll. Briefings on findings were regularly provided to a wide variety of stakeholders in Ukraine and abroad, including representatives of the diplomatic community in Kyiv. Additionally, HRMMU participated in relevant events and discussions to raise awareness about its findings and recommendations. As part of the project HRMMU issued 13 periodic reports and updates on the human rights situation in Ukraine, covering the human rights situation in Ukraine for the period from 1 August 2020 to 30 November 2023: - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August 2020 - 31 January 2021 - Update on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February 30 April 2021 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February - 31 July 2021 - Update on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine, 1 August 31 October 2021 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August 2021 31 January 2022 - Update on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 24 February 26 March 2022 - The situation of human rights in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, 24 February to 15 May 2022 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February to 31 July 2022 - Update on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August 31 October 2022 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August 2022 31 January 2023 - HRMMU update in the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February 30 April 2023 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February 31 July 2023 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August to 30 November 2023 These reports focused on topical human rights issues in Ukraine, providing credible and independent information about human rights, bringing attention to the most serious and overlooked violations, identifying trends and providing early warning and recommendations to address identified violations. They cover a range of human rights violations both in territory controlled by the Government of Ukraine and in territory of Ukraine occupied by the Russian Federation, including Crimea. Since February 2022, HRMMU/OHCHR reports have focused on violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law that have been perpetrated during the ongoing armed attack by the Russian Federation against Ukraine and the impact of hostilities on the civilian population. Analysed topics include: conduct of hostilities and civilian casualties, impact of hostilities on civilian infrastructure, including energy infrastructure, educational and medical objects and housing, impact of the conflict on persons in situations of vulnerability, killings and summary executions of civilians and POWs, arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances, torture and ill-treatment of civilians, conflict related sexual violence, treatment of POWs and persons hors de combat, fair trial rights in conflict-related cases, including application of the law of Ukraine on collaboration activities, restrictions on fundamental freedoms and civic space, including restrictions placed on the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, and relocation and evacuation of civilians. In addition, the reports bring to light violations specific to Russian-occupied territory, including forced transfers and filtration processes, torture and ill-treatment of civilian detainees by Russian security forces and affiliated armed groups, application of Russian legislation in occupied territory, and dismantling of fundamental rights and freedoms, including allegations of unlawful killings, arbitrary detention and enforced disappearance of representatives of local authorities, journalists, and civil society activists. The reports also analyse the human rights impact of significant developments, such as the illegal annexation of Donetsk, Kerson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia districts by the Russian Federation in September 2022, Russian strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure during winter 2022-23, and the destruction of the Kakhovska hydroelectric power plant in June 2023. Relevant issues included in 2021 reports encompass impact of the conflict in eastern Ukraine on the civilian population, including civilian casualties and damage to civilian objects and economic hardship affecting the civilian population living near the contact line, impact of Covid-19 related restrictions on people in vulnerable situations and on the freedom of movement, lack of accountability for conflict[1]related torture and ill-treatment, concerns with administration of justice in conflict-related cases, restrictions on civic space and attacks against journalists, human rights defenders, and other civil society actors, discrimination and violence targeting individuals belonging to minority groups, especially Roma, forced recruitment into armed groups in the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk peoples republics, and continued human rights and humanitarian law violations in Crimea, such as torture and ill-treatment, violations of fair trial rights, restriction of freedom peaceful assembly, and arbitrary arrest and detention. In addition to periodic reports, the Mission produced five in-depth thematic reports that include comprehensive analysis of a specific pertinent human rights issue: Detention of civilians in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation against Ukraine, 24 February 2022 23 May 2023 On 27 June 2023, HRMMU published a thematic report on detention of civilians in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation against Ukraine. The report raises concerns the use of arbitrary detention and enforced disappearances during the armed conflict in Ukraine and gives recommendations to strengthen protection of the rights to liberty and security of persons and ensure effective remedies for victims. The aim of the report is to contribute to comprehensive accountability for violations of IHL and IHRL, to ensure justice for victims, strengthen rule of law and contribute to future peace and reconciliation. The report documents 864 individual cases (763 men, 94 women and 7 boys) of arbitrary detention perpetrated by the Russian Federation between 24 February 2022 and 23 May 2023, many of which also amounted to enforced disappearances. In the cases documented by HRMMU, more than 91 per cent of civilian detainees held by the Russian Federation described subjection to torture and ill-treatment, including sexual violence. In addition, 77 civilians (72 men and 5 women) were summarily executed while arbitrarily detained by the Russian Federation. The report also raises concerns over the amendments to Ukrainian criminal code, which give Ukrainian authorities wider discretion to detain persons perceived to pose a threat to security. These amendments, combined with practices employed by Ukrainian security forces, have also resulted in an environment conducive to arbitrary detention. In addition, the law on collaboration activities adopted on 3 March 2022, which introduced criminal liability for collaborating with an aggressor State, criminalizes a wide range of conduct, potentially including conduct which can be lawfully compelled by the occupying power under IHL. The head of Mission presented the report in a news conference in Geneva. The report gained wide international visibility with over 960 media articles referring to it in multiple languages across the world. Treatment of prisoners of war and persons hors de combat in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation against Ukraine: 24 February 2022 23 February 2023. The report, issued 24 March 2023 and covering the period 24 February 2022 to 23 February 2023, examines international humanitarian law (IHL) and international human rights law (IHRL) violations in relation to the treatment of prisoners of war (POW) by both sides of the armed conflict. It examines POW treatment during all stages of captivity from capture through internment and repatriation, as well as IHRL and IHL concerns in relation to the criminal prosecution of POWs. The report identifies patterns of IHL and IHRL violations in relation to the treatment of POWs by Ukraine and the Russian Federation, many of which amount to gross or serious violations and may constitute war crimes. Based on interviews with 432 POWs (407 men and 25 women), the report corroborates a widespread pattern of degrading and ill-treatment of Ukrainian POWs at every stage of internment by the Russian Federation. In addition, it documents summary executions, cases of torture and ill-treatment and violations related to criminal proceedings against POWs on both sides. Through recommendations to both Ukraine and the Russian Federation, the report seeks enhanced protection for POWs and improvement of their conditions of internment, regardless of their affiliation, and for all perpetrators responsible for violations of the rights of POWs to face due accountability. The report drew attention of duty bearers and international community on the issue and established a firm base of factual information for OHCHR and other actors to base their advocacy on. The report drew both national and international media attention, with comments issued by the Ukrainian ombudsperson and Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ukraine and international media outlets such as CNN, BBC and ABC Australia interviewing the Head of Mission about the reports findings. Killings of civilians: summary executions and attacks on individual civilians in Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Sumy regions in the context of the Russian Federations armed attack against Ukraine HRMMU thematic report on killings of civilians, released on 7 December 2022 addresses civilian killings, encompassing summary executions and attacks on individual civilians, that occurred in parts of Kyiv, Chernihiv and Sumy regions of Ukraine between 24 February and 6 April 2022.These areas were under military control of the Russian Federation during that period. The reports purpose is to contribute to victims right to truth and accountability, as well as to deter future violations of IHRL, IHL, and criminal law in the context of the ongoing international armed conflict in Ukraine. Additionally, the report advocates for enhanced efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice and to provide victims with remedy and reparations. The report describes summary executions and attacks on individual civilians in 102 villages and towns in the three regions between 24 February and 6 April 2022, resulting in the death of 441 civilians (341 men, 72 women, 20 boys and 8 girls). The acts in question were committed by Russian armed forces controlling these areas. Information available to HRMMU indicates that the total number of cases in the three regions during the reporting period is likely considerably higher. The report finds that by 31 October 2022, the parties to the conflict had made little progress in holding the direct perpetrators and their commanders to account. This highlights the need for continued monitoring, reporting, and advocacy for justice and reparations for victims of such egregious human rights violations. Civic space and fundamental freedoms in Ukraine, 1 November 2019 31 October 2021 The second thematic report on civic space, covering the period between 1 November 2019 and 31 October 2021, was launched 8 December in three languages. It analysed concerns such as freedom of opinion and expression, peaceful assembly and association, and the situation of human rights defenders across Ukraine, including in territory controlled by self-proclaimed republics and Crimea. It also offered recommendations to the government, as well as donors and development partners on how to address these issues. Recommendations from this report aim to improve the situation with civic space and fundamental freedoms, empower civil society and encourage public participation in Ukraine, with the report itself serving as early warning on human rights concerns that risk amplifying tensions and jeopardizing situation of people in Ukraine. The report was widely shared with all relevant national stakeholders, general public, media, and international community. Thematic report on Arbitrary detention, torture, and ill treatment in the context of armed conflict in eastern Ukraine, 2014-2021 OHCHR report on Arbitrary detention, torture and ill treatment in the context or armed conflict in eastern Ukraine was released on 2 July 2021. The report examines the following aspects: The scale of detention in the context of the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine by Government actors, armed groups, and other actors in the territory controlled by the self-proclaimed Donetsk peoples republic and the self-proclaimed Luhansk peoples republic from 14 April 2014 to 30 April 2021. The prevalence and patterns of conflict-related arbitrary detention, including secret and incommunicado detention. The prevalence and patterns of conflict-related torture and ill-treatment, including conflict[1]related sexual violence. Accountability for these violations, including remedy and reparation to the victims. The report also presented two emblematic case studies of conflict-related arbitrary detention, torture, and ill-treatment, one in the Kharkiv regional department of the Security Service of Ukraine and the second in the Izoliatsiia detention facility in armed group-controlled Donetsk. The report was widely shared with all relevant national stakeholders, public, media and international community. It received significant attention, being mentioned in over 50 media articles, including at least 8 by international media outlets. This widespread coverage underscored the importance of addressing human rights violations in the context of the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine and the need for accountability, remedy, and reparation for the victims. As per its mandate through General Assembly resolutions 75/192, 76/179, and 77/229, HRMMU drafted reports on the human rights situation in Crimea. In the project period HRMMU prepared three Reports of the Secretary-General on the situation of human rights in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, Ukraine and three interim reports. The reports were presented at General Assemblys seventy-sixth, seventy-seventh and seventy-eight sessions and interim reports were presented to the Human Rights Council. Issues identified in the reports include cases of torture and ill-treatment by the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation and other law enforcement entities, deplorable detention conditions, unjustified house searches and raids, forced conscription into Russian armed forces, as well as impunity for torture and ill-treatment, arbitrary arrests, and enforced disappearances. In addition, the reports indicate lack of fair trial guarantees, including individuals arrested being denied access to their lawyers and deliberate hindrance and harassment of lawyers who defended rights of clients in high profile cases. Crimean Tatars and, after February 2024, citizens who have expressed statements and actions in support of Ukraine or in opposition to the Russian Federation armed attack against Ukraine have especially been affected. In addition, the reports describe the imposition and retroactive application of the legal system of the Russian Federation, the imposition of Russian Federation citizenship to Crimean residents and the transfer of prisoners from Crimea to the Russian Federation against international humanitarian law. The Russian Federation also severely restricted freedom of expression, religion or belief and assembly. Additionally, the Mission produced a range of targeted information products to complement its reports and bring attention to pertinent human rights issues: Attack on Funeral Reception in Hroza This flash report analyses the 5 October 2023 attack on a café in Hroza, a village in the Kharkiv region of eastern Ukraine, which killed 59 people who had gathered following a reburial ceremony of a local member of the Ukrainian armed forces. It also contains 6 recommendations to the Russian Federation. The report was widely commended by Ukrainian Government officials, NGOs, and the international community in Kyiv. A confidential briefing note on human rights concerns in relation to the situation of Orthodox communities in Ukraine The briefing note was shared 20 June 2023 in physical copy with key partners on the issue, including the Swedish Embassy in Ukraine. Its purpose was to raise early warning on the tensions between Orthodox communities in Ukraine and provide a basis for evidence-based bilateral advocacy on the issue. Briefing paper on the Human rights situation of older persons in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation On 24 May 2023, HRMMU launched a briefing paper on older persons. The briefing paper details HRMMUs findings on the deterioration of human rights of older persons as a result of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, in particular rights to life, social security, adequate housing, and health. The paper found that the armed attack by the Russian Federation has increased vulnerability of older persons and disproportionately jeopardised their enjoyment of rights to life and security. The Mission launched the note in an online event, attended by more than 70 participants, including representatives of local authorities, humanitarian and development NGOs, civil society, and Embassies. The UN Independent Expert on older persons and two representatives of the Ministry of Social Policy gave statements at the event stressing the importance of the paper. The launch was accompanied by two video-stories and a press-release, which was picked up by CNN, the Guardian, and other media. A confidential early warning note on Hate speech and incitement to discrimination, violence, and hostility against the Ukrainian population in state-owned media in the Russian Federation. The note was shared on 21 April 2022 with the Office of the Special Adviser on the Prevention on Genocide to provide early warning on pattern of hate speech and incitement to discrimination in the context of gross violations of IHRL and serious violations of IHL. Briefing note on Human rights situation of persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities in Ukraine The briefing note, issued on 18 April 2022, presents the results of HRMMU monitoring, describing human rights violations and concerns affecting persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities in Ukraine and providing recommendations. The focus is on two major concerns affecting the rights of persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities: institutionalization and denial of legal capacity. The briefing note was shared with the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to support its review of Ukraines implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as well as with relevant government officials. Confidential briefing note on groups that promote violence On 26 November 2021HRMMU shared a confidential Briefing note on groups that promote violence with UN partners in Ukraine, individual ambassadors and (a less detailed version) with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The briefing note summarizes human rights concerns arising from the groups actions and presents recommendations how to mitigate the groups negative impact on the human rights situation in Ukraine. The note was also used to advocate for Government to dissociate itself from any groups that promote violence and to condemn their violent acts and hate speech, which would also help to remove this basis for discrediting Ukraine in disinformation campaigns and hybrid warfare. Briefing paper on the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare workers in Ukraine In continuation of the series of briefing notes on the impact of the pandemic on persons in vulnerable situations in Ukraine, HRMMU released a note on the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers on 6 April 2021. The note examined the impact of the pandemic and response to it on the rights of healthcare workers, of which 83 per cent are women. It looked in particular at the rights to just and favourable conditions of work, to social security and effective participation, and how their situation affects essential health services, and contained recommendations to the Government and local authorities to this end. HRMMU held an online public launch for the note, which convened 170 participants, including from regional and local authorities, NGOs, diplomats, and healthcare workers. Briefing paper on enforced disappearances in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, Ukraine, temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation On 31 March 2021 HRMMU released a briefing paper on enforced disappearances in Crimea. The paper provided details of all enforced disappearances documented by HRMMU since 2014 and called on the Russian Federation to provide relatives of the disappeared with effective access to information on any action taken and any progress achieved in investigations. Confidential early warning note on threats and expressions of hatred towards individuals who publicly criticized the law On supporting the functioning of the Ukrainian language as the State language On 12 February 2021 HRMMU shared this early warning communication which detailed its key concerns, including the risk of possible escalation of tensions leading to cases of violence, lack of condemnation by authorities, and offered recommendations to prevent any escalation. The note was shared with the National Police, the Ombudsperson, the Language Commissioner, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and key international partners. HRMMU has been proactive in producing regular and ad-hoc briefings and updates for both national and international stakeholders to ensure information about human rights violations in Ukraine is available and acted on. In response to the escalating conflict in Ukraine, HRMMU worked diligently to provide accurate and up-to-date information on the impact of hostilities on civilians. By issuing 164 updates on conflict-related civilian casualties, HRMMU has kept the international and local humanitarian community updated on civilian harm of the conflict and supported evidence-based decision-making. These updates, issued in English, Ukrainian and Russian, contain numbers of civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure caused by the conflict, as well as analysis on causes and trends. Furthermore, HRMMU provided partners with regular human rights situation reports (44 in total) to ensure the availability of reliable information for decision-making and evidence-based guidance of humanitarian response efforts. HRMMU was the first international entity to provide a comprehensive update on the human rights situation in the country during the first month of armed conflict (issued on 26 March). Prior to the start of the armed attack, HRMMU issued bi-annual hate speech compilations and updates on the human rights impact of Covid-19 and related prevention and mitigation measures to guide the international community in addressing human rights concerns and gaps in their response efforts and in rebuilding better systems. HRMMU's findings, reports and analysis have played a vital role in advocating for improvements in the human rights of people in Ukraine. The Mission has focused on various issues such as the protection of civilians in conflict, increased accountability for grave human rights violations, effective policies against discrimination, and increased freedom of expression. HRMMUs reports and analysis provided valuable information and recommendations to stakeholders, and formed the basis for advocacy by HRMMU and other actors to support development of policies and measures that are in line with international human rights standards. HRMMU supported Government of Ukraine to address systematic human rights concerns, fulfil its human rights obligations and advance promotion of human rights in Ukraine through support to key policies and strategies. One focus aimed at continued support to the National Recovery Plan, supporting inclusion of human rights standards and implementation of human rights protection mechanisms, including providing remedy and reparation for civilian victims of the conflict, strengthening the institutional capacity of the Ombudsperson's Office, combating discrimination, protecting national minorities, and promoting human rights education. HRMMU actively contributed to relevant working groups set up to develop the plan providing advice and recommendations, drafted sections on remedy and reparation for civilian victims, and provided comments on the draft plan. HRMMUs involvement reinforced the plans commitment to human rights and integration of considerations relating to national minorities. HRMMU's advocacy efforts were also instrumental in securing the adoption of the Strategy for the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflicts for 2023-2030. HRMMU advocated with the Coordination Headquarters on the Treatment of POWs, Ukrainian Armed Forces, National and Security Council, the Ministry of Defence, and the Parliament for the adoption of the strategy and committed to providing technical assistance in drafting its action plan. HRMMU provided advice to Ukrainian legislators and key stakeholders to help develop legislation that increasingly addresses, prevents, and reduces human rights violations, paving the way for strategies, policies and conflict-responses that consistently integrate human rights protection. HRMMU actively advocated for the improvement and adoption of the draft laws in its public reports, public debates, and through notes shared with relevant Parliamentary Committees and the Speaker of Parliament, as well as through posts published on HRMMU social media channels. Key successes include improvements in the legislation on torture, which now provides better accountability for torture and aligns with international standards. HRMMU also successfully engaged with the Ukrainian government on the rights of persons coming to Government controlled territory from occupied territories. For instance, after longstanding HRMMU advocacy, on 28 February 2023 the Cabinet of Ministers registered draft law 9069, which introduces an administrative procedure for recognizing births, deaths, marriages, and divorces based on documentation issued by the occupation authorities. The establishment of an administrative procedure to replace the previous judicial one for the registration of civil status acts that took place in the occupied territory is crucial for facilitating the exercise of various rights, including equal access to public services, for persons coming from the occupied territory. Another example is the July 2021 repeal of legislation that designated individuals from Crimea and residents of mainland Ukraine with a Crimean address in their passport as 'non-resident taxpayers.' Advocacy by HRMMU in coordination with other stakeholders led the Ukrainian Parliament to repeal this legislation, which had contributed to discriminatory exclusion of Crimean residents from the full spectrum of banking services in mainland Ukraine and had created significant obstacles for maintaining bank accounts and conducting financial transactions. The cancellation of the 'non[1]resident taxpayer' status has a significant impact on the equal access of people originating from Crimea to public services. HRMMU actively supported the work on drafting amendments to the Ukrainian Law on the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights, contributing to discussions that safeguarded the independence of the Ukrainian Ombudsperson's Office and ensuring the Ombudsperson's dismissal process aligns with international standards. With such advocacy, the Mission was able to directly influence the legislative process, underscoring HRMMU's commitment to promoting accountable and rights-respecting institutions. HRMMU also provided an analytical note on the draft law on the application and compliance with provisions of international humanitarian law in Ukraine and shared it with the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine, the Parliament, and the Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine. The note contains seven specific recommendations aimed at aligning the draft law with international standards. HRMMU also shared its expertise and advice on aligning the draft law with international standards to the interagency commission on the application and compliance of humanitarian law in Ukraine. Furthermore, the Mission's analysis of law on compensation to civilians whose housing was damaged or destroyed after 24 February 2022, as well as development of the first draft position by the Mission and advocacy on this law and the by-law, culminated in its adoption by the Parliament. HRMMU conducted determined advocacy on the law on collaboration activities. Since its adoption in March 2022, HRMMU has been concerned about its vague and overly broad provisions that risks criminalising virtually all employment or business activities in occupied territory and conduct which individuals are compelled by the occupying Power to carry out and which might be essential for or benefit the normal life of the population of the occupied territory. Advocacy initiatives taken by HRMMU in 2023 include contributing to the parliamentary group tasked with drafting the law, sharing an analytical note including guidance on aligning the law with international standards with key stakeholders, including the Committee on Law Enforcement of the Parliament of Ukraine and representatives of the international community, and publishing an article highlighting critical gaps in the laws compliance with international IHL and IHRL standards and its adverse influence on social cohesion and prospects of reintegration on a prominent Ukrainian online discussion platform for criminal lawyers, JustTalk5 . In addition, HRMMU relentlessly worked to forge coalitions with international stakeholders, including Council of Europe and the EU, aiming to drive effective advocacy for reforms in the collaboration law to bring it in line with international standards. A limited success was achieved in October 2023, when a new draft law registered in the Parliament aiming to improve effectiveness of investigation and punishment of crimes against national security contained amended provisions to the law on collaboration activities. These amendments effectively address some of the issues that HRMMU had raised in its advocacy, such as narrowing the scope of prohibited commercial activities. HRMMU will continue its persistent efforts to align the rest of the provisions with international standards. Furthermore, HRMMUs consistent public engagement on the collaboration law has opened spaces for other actors to raise their concerns. In an independent evaluation of HRMMUs work in the period 2021-23, both representatives of the Government and civil society organizations highlighted that HRMMU being able to go public on sensitive issues such as collaboration has played a significant role for their ability to raise and advocate for these issues in their own work. HRMMU also had a significant role in working to revise legislation that has discriminatory provisions and does not align with international human rights standards. On 8 December 2023, the Ukrainian Parliament adopted amendments to several legislative acts concerning rights of national minorities, implementing a number of recommendations jointly advocated for by HRMMU and partners. Since the passing of law no. 8224 On the national minorities (communities) of Ukraine in November 2022, HRMMU had been concerned that the law had discriminatory elements. HRMMU prepared an in[1]depth analysis of the law, an disseminated this to key stakeholders. Throughout 2023 HRMMU built coalitions with the Council of Europe Venice Commission, the European Union, the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, and relevant embassies to advocate to the Office of the President and relevant government bodies on how to bring the legislation in line with international standards. As a result of this advocacy, the Parliament adopted amendments, which improve linguistic rights of national minorities in the fields of education (both secondary and tertiary), advertising, distribution of election campaign materials, holding public or artistic events in minority language, bookstores and publishing, and media. Although a positive development, concerns remain with the new laws differential treatment between national minorities speaking an official language of the EU and national minorities, whose languages are not official languages of the EU. HRMMU also played a role in 2021 in the withdrawal of the law on Ombudsperson that provided for grounds of dismissal incompatible with the Paris Principles as well as a draft law on transitional justice, whose definition and approach on transitional justice did not correspond to UN standards, and which was not victim[1]oriented or gender-sensitive HRMMU had a pivotal role in changing national authorities understanding of rights of persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities. In June 2023, the Ministry of Social Policy updated the official Ukrainian translation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) to incorporate the right to recognition of legal agency. The previous translation excluded this crucial provision, stripping away the legal agency of individuals with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities. The change to align the translation with the original text is a crucial first step to the reform of Ukrainian legislation on legal capacity thereby promoting persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities access to their full set of rights and entitlements associated with participation in the life of society. HRMMU drove this change by translating into Ukrainian CRDPs General Comment 1 on article 12, which centres on equal recognition before the law in 2021. HRMMU translation, along with a note on terminology elucidating the legal lexicon and the discrepancies with the Convention's official translation was disseminated to key stakeholders, including the Ministry of Social Policy, the Ombudsperson, the Ministry of Healthcare, Parliament, the Working Group on Reform of Civil Legislation, and various NGOs. HRMMU also engaged government officials and NGOs in discussions on the issue by organizing a webinar6 and by having direct meetings with the Ministry of Social Policy, the Supreme Court, and NGOs. These discussions were geared towards understanding and strategizing the implementation of the CRPD. Additionally, HRMMU provided insights into an actionable roadmap for the Convention's roll-out. Further emphasizing the issue's significance, HRMMU incorporated recommendations in the "Briefing Note on the Human Rights Situation of Persons with Intellectual and Psychosocial Disabilities," published in April 2022. In the beginning of the armed attack by Russia on February 24th, HRMMU provided assistance to national stakeholders engaged in the protection of persons with disabilities. This included collecting and sharing information on violations of the rights of persons with disabilities during emergency situations with national authorities, civil society, and international stakeholders, as well as making referrals. HRMMU met with government representatives, including the Government Commissioner on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and representatives of the Ministry of Social Policy to discuss issues affecting persons with disabilities and older persons in the context of mandatory evacuations and access to healthcare, social protection, and housing. In May 2022, HRMMU attended a workshop on the protection and accommodation of persons with disabilities and older persons affected by the armed attack in Ukraine. The workshop was a joint initiative of the UN Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons and the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities. Participants, including representatives of both mandate holders, the Special Representative on IDP rights, and representatives of international and Ukrainian NGOs, discussed the adequacy of law and practice in place to protect these groups from hostilities and how these populations are treated, accommodated, and received in neighbouring and third countries. Before the Russian Federation armed attack in February 2022, HRMMU successfully advocated for improvements in freedom of movement across the contact line and administrative boundary line. On June 29, 2021, following HRMMU's advocacy, the Ukrainian Parliament temporarily suspended penalties for residents of armed-group-controlled territory (AGCT) traveling to government-controlled territory (GCT) through the Russian Federation. Due to the closure of several entry-exit crossing points and severe restrictions imposed by armed groups during quarantine, the only way for civilians to get to government-controlled territory was through territory of the Russian Federation. However, crossing the state border in areas not controlled by the government violates Ukrainian laws. The new draft law adopted by the Parliament lifted administrative liability, including fines, for violating this rule during the quarantine period or when entry-exit crossing points are closed, but only if civilians choose this way of traveling on certain humanitarian grounds. This has helped to alleviate the financial burden on civilians, especially since the majority of AGCT residents crossing the border are older women pensioners with low incomes. Additionally, the average time a pensioner spends in queues decreased from 13 hours to nine hours, as border guards spent less time drafting fine documentation. Through advocacy with judicial authorities and letters to courts HRMMU was able to improve remote access of observers, journalists, and human rights defenders to trials amidst Covid-19 pandemic. In April 2021, the High Court of Justice issued its unified recommendations for courts on safe operations during the quarantine. As a result of HRMMU advocacy these recommendations included broadcasting of court hearings that carry a significant public interest and provisions to allow journalists to attend court hearings when courtrooms allow for safe distancing. Furthermore in 11 occasions various courts livestreamed hearings after HRMMU direct request, which was praised by human rights defenders who were able to conduct remote monitoring. The High Court of Justice recommendations also incorporated HRMMU advise on the right to a trial without undue delay, including that courts should postpone hearings only in exceptional situations, where means to ensure the safety of parties to the proceedings, including video hearings are not available. The inclusion of these measures improved defendants access to a public trial and helped to fight impunity and corruption in judicial proceedings. This work was further acknowledged in 2023, when the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court commended the Missions analysis on fair trial concerns of in absentia proceedings and assured the Missions recommendations continue to be considered. The Chief Justice noted the importance of HRMMUs continuous monitoring and documenting human rights violations and identifying gaps in national practices. HRMMU worked closely with the Ombudsperson's office, raising issues, coordinating advocacy, and referring cases, and building the Ombudsperson's office's capacity to respond to human rights violations. For example, in the autumn of 2021, HRMMU conducted three trainings for the personnel of the Ombudsperson's office together with UNDP. The aim of the trainings was to increase the capacity of the national human rights institution to interact with UN human rights treaty bodies, to use the findings of UN human rights mechanisms in their advocacy efforts, and to issue recommendations to the authorities to improve the human rights situation in Ukraine. HRMMU stressed the importance of applying a human rights-based approach and incorporating a gender perspective when elaborating reports to human rights mechanisms. HRMMU trained the Ombudsperson's personnel on ways to include a gender perspective in the initial stages of data collection, assessing the specific impact on women, men, boys, girls, and groups in vulnerable situations, and how to include gender in its submissions to human rights mechanisms. HRMMU also worked to ensure the Ombudsperson's office's independence by advocating for changes in provisions that provided for grounds for dismissal of the Ombudsperson incompatible with the Paris Principles in the amendments to the law on Ombudsperson. HRMMU expressed concerns about the abidance of a number of provisions of the draft law in a public roundtable on the law. The controversial draft law was withdrawn in February 2021. In November, the Ombudsperson confirmed in her letter that the controversial draft law No. 3312 was withdrawn due to joint efforts of civil society and international partners, including HRMMU. HRMMU advocacy and technical cooperation was essential for promotion of an inclusive society and prevention of discrimination and hate speech. Following long-standing HRMMU advocacy and UNCT engagement, the Government of Ukraine adopted a National Roma Strategy in July 2021. Subsequently, HRMMU led coordination of UNCT inputs for the Roma Strategy Action Plan. The majority of UNCT recommendations, such as the importance of collecting disaggregated data, launching an information campaign to encourage the Roma population to participate in the upcoming census, the need for capacity building of government authorities on non-discrimination, and the need for a state-wide awareness-raising campaign promoting Roma rights were included in the final draft of the Action Plan. In addition, UNCT recommendations on data collection were taken on board by the State Statistical Service. HRMMU's consistent advocacy for the official condemnation of hate speech incidents and the investigation of related criminal acts also contributed to the prevention of hate crimes. In several cases, hate crimes and violence were prevented due to HRMMU advocacy and timely preventive actions, including sharing concerns with the Ministry of Interior, National Police, and the Office of the Ombudsperson. For example, violence and escalation were prevented in Irpin following protests and hate speech inciting violence against the local Roma community. In addition, as a result of continuous and consistent joint advocacy by HRMMU, diplomatic corps, and civil society, HRMMU saw the progressive improvement of policing of peaceful LGBTI assemblies in big cities in Ukraine before the full-scale invasion. HRMMU also built the capacity of the Ombudsperson's Office to monitor hate speech incidents and strengthened calls for investigation and prosecution, increasing the Office's public reaction to such incidents. Before the Russian Federation full-scale invasion, HRMMU was able to continue conducting in person interviews, field trips and advocacy interventions in armed group-controlled territory (AGCT) despite Covid-19 related restrictions placed by the de facto authorities. In 2021, operations in AGCT Luhansk were particularly restricted due to the registration requirements enforced by the de facto authorities. Nonetheless, HRMMU conducted over 251 interviews (164 with women, 86 with men) and documented cases of enforced disappearances, arbitrary arrests and detentions, and restrictions on freedom of movement. Based on this monitoring, HRMMU actively advocated with the armed groups on individual cases through written interventions, field visits, trial observations, meetings with actors under threat, interviews with former prisoners, and interventions with international organizations and NGOs for protection and referrals for humanitarian assistance. HRMMU held several meetings (both in person and remotely) with senior representatives of self[1]proclaimed republics to discuss the protection and promotion of human rights in armed group[1]controlled territory, including freedom of movement across the contact line in the context of Covid[1]19. Thanks to HRMMUs robust advocacy, confidential access to detainees in the armed group[1]controlled territory was granted for the first time in an extended period. On August 5th, 2021, the Head of HRMMU met with four persons detained in the context of the conflict in territory controlled by the self-proclaimed Luhansk Peoples Republic. The head of HRMMU also met with civilians injured because of hostilities in Berezivske, Holubivske, and Donetskyi, and visited Zolote to examine the damage to civilian infrastructure. The visit had potential to pave the way for similar access by other stakeholders, such as ICRC and other UN agencies, and to lead to concrete exchanges of information on the situation of individuals in custody in territory controlled by self-proclaimed republics and on general human rights concerns in the areas under their control. HRMMU, together with national and international partners, was able to successfully advocate for the self-proclaimed Donetsk Peoples Republic to cancel the requirement for a DPR passport to cross the contact line. This requirement was affecting 14-18-year-old children from AGCT who wished to study in Government-controlled territory (GCT). Each year, an average of 1,600 children from AGCT entered GCT universities, and the DPR passport restrictions significantly affected their ability to do so. Advocacy with the self-proclaimed republics focused on access to conflict-related detainees, conditions of detention, and arbitrary detention in individual cases. For instance, the Head of HRMMU met with the chairperson of the DPR humanitarian committee, to discuss access to places of detention to conduct interviews with detainees and the possibility of conducting field visits far from the contact line to corroborate civilian casualties and shelling of civilian infrastructure that have occurred in the past. HRMMU also sent seven advocacy letters in 2021 to DPR ombudsperson Ms. Daria Morozova regarding cases of arbitrary and incommunicado detention and inadequate medical care for detainees. Additionally, HRMMU met with Ms. Morozova on several occasions to discuss the human rights situation on the ground, follow-up on recent cases of human rights violations, freedom of movement across the contact line, HRMMUs access to places of detention, and the missing person mechanism. HRMMU also held advocacy with Ms. Olga Kobtseva, the representative of the LPR in Minsk talks, on two occasions. The first meeting was to hand over copies of the report on the impact of COVID-19 on human rights in Ukraine, and the second was to discuss issues related to HRMMU's access to detainees, transfer of pre-conflict prisoners, and freedom of movement for civilians. The full-scale armed attack in February 2022 created further operational, access and safety challenges to the Mission's work in areas that are or have been under military control of the Russian Federation or affiliated armed groups. Since the Russian Federation armed attack, HRMMU is the only international organization systematically reporting on the human rights situation in occupied territory. HRMMU built on its extensive long-term experience on monitoring the situation in Crimea to expand its remote monitoring of the territory occupied since February 2022. The Mission continued to monitor these areas through remote interviews, interviews with persons who had left these areas for the Ukrainian-controlled territory and exchanged prisoners of war, and field trips when possible. To increase the reach of its monitoring, HRMMU established a dedicated remote monitoring team focused on documenting human rights violations in occupied territory and a roving presence in Sumy to meet with people newly arriving from the occupied territories. In addition, HRMMU actively reached out through humanitarian hubs and civil society organizations. By conducting interviews with recently released servicepersons, HRMMU was able to corroborate a pattern of ill-treatment and degrading treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war at every stage of internment by the servicemembers of the Russian Federation and affiliated armed groups. Similarly, HRMMU was able to bring to light that around 90 percent of civilian detainees held by the Russian Federation were subjected to torture or ill-treatment by interviewing released civilian detainees. Additionally, some Ukraine armed forces servicemembers interned in Donetsk provided testimony of torture and ill-treatment during interrogations to force them to confess, lack of access to legal counsel of their own choosing, and trial by visibly biased judges. Through its monitoring activities HRMMU was able to conduct 2,319 interviews (1,235 men and 1,084 women) in 2022-23 with sources who had direct knowledge of the human rights situation in occupied territory, including victims and witnesses of human rights violations. These interviews shed light on the scope of civilian suffering and patterns of IHRL and IHL violations in occupied territory. Identified issues include a pervasive climate of fear created through widespread violence and repression, which includes killings, torture and ill-treatment, sexual violence, enforced disappearances, arbitrary detentions, intimidation, suppression of peaceful protests, restricting free expression, imposing strict controls over movements, and conducting frequent searches and invasive collection of persona data. In addition, HRMMU found widespread subversion of Ukrainian systems of governance, administration, justice, and education and the imposition of Russian systems and legal frameworks, against IHL provisions regarding occupied territory. Additionally, Russian authorities carried out deliberate efforts to suppress expressions of Ukrainian cultural identity. These findings were elaborated in a specific report on human rights in occupied territory, published in March 2024. In addition, HRMMU included information about violations in occupied territory to all its periodic reports. By documenting and publicly reporting on these violations HRMMU paid a vital role in bringing these trends into the public attention, enabling international advocacy for actions to improve the situation. In addition, analysis of the situation in occupied territories by an independent, impartial organization feeds into Ukraines development of and implementation of victim-led transitional justice policies, contributing to these policies recognizing the context under which people made decisions and helping to restore their rights and reintegrate them. This will be important for social cohesion, transitional justice, and recovery. HRMMUs record of human rights violations is also extremely important for future accountability mechanisms, helping international courts with concurrent analysis of human rights trends, supporting victims clams to compensation mechanisms, and contributing to holding some individuals accountable for egregious offences. Another key component of the HRMMUs work was repeated advocacy on physical access to victims and witnesses of IHRL and IHL violations in territory controlled by Russian armed forces. In 2022, HRMMU continued to advocate with Russian-affiliated armed groups in Donetsk and Luhansk for respect for international humanitarian law and human rights law. For instance, in June, the Head of Mission held online meetings with the so-called ombudspersons of the self-proclaimed Donetsk Peoples Republic and Luhansk Peoples Republic discussing HRMMU's operations in territory controlled by self-proclaimed republics, including HRMMUs access to prisoners of war and conflict[1]related detainees and to places of recent intense hostilities such as Mariupol. The Head of Mission also raised concerns about several individual cases, including the death sentence against three servicepersons of the Ukrainian armed forces in Donetsk and OSCE staff detained in Donetsk and Luhansk. In July 2022, the Head of Mission held meetings with the 'ombudsperson' of the self[1]proclaimed Luhansk Peoples Republic, discussing a proposed mission to Luhansk and following up on several individual cases. As a result of this advocacy, the Mission was granted access to visit 12 Ukrainian prisoners of war in Luhansk pre-trial facilities in August. Although the Mission was not able to conduct confidential interviews, it was able to talk to prisoners of war and verify that they were alive. HRMMU diligently requested and will continue to advocate for access of HRMMU international monitors to the territory of Ukraine currently occupied by the Russian Federation and within the Russian Federation on cases relevant to its mandate. All necessary information (documented cases, reports) and recommendations have and will be shared with the Russian Federation. HRMMU sent 15 advocacy letters to actors in Luhansk and Donetsk, raising concerns over arbitrary detention, enforced disappearances, and observance of rights during the detention of civilians, as well as access to Ukrainian POWs held in territory under their control. Additionally, on May 7th, 2022, HRMMU sent a letter to the Ombudsperson for Children of the Russian Federation, Ms. Mariia Lvova-Belova, requesting that she facilitate the release of an underage son of a public official from Zaporizhzhia, who had been subjected to enforced disappearance. In the letter, HRMMU asked to facilitate the victim's release and safe passage to his parents. After HRMMU's advocacy letter on repatriation, a pregnant prisoner of war was included in a prisoner of war exchange and delivered a healthy baby soon after returning to the government-controlled territory. In another case, a relative of a victim of enforced disappearance was informed of the pre-trial detention of the victim by an LPR investigator, who explicitly referred to an HRMMU letter on the issue. HRMMU led advocacy with the ombudsperson of the self-proclaimed Donetsk Peoples Republic, condemning the death sentence against three Ukrainian servicepersons accused of being mercenaries and asked her to ensure the protection of their rights. HRMMU is concerned that, in the absence of effective fair trial guarantees, mercenary charges may have served as a pretext to strip the individuals of their status as prisoners of war. HRMMU sent an advocacy letter on the subject to the ombudsperson of the Donetsk Peoples Republic. On August 23rd, 2022, OHCHR released a press briefing note, which HRMMU initiated and prepared, raising concerns over the upcoming trial of Ukrainian prisoners of war by Russian-affiliated groups, labelled as an international tribunal. HRMMU also shared the press briefing note on its social media pages. Additionally, HRMMU contributed to preparing an urgent appeal from the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary, or arbitrary executions and the Working Group on the use of mercenaries regarding the death sentences of the three foreign servicemembers sentenced in Donetsk. HRMMU also attempted to monitor the final hearing but was denied access to the courtroom. Result 2 Human rights concerns arising from the conflict are reflected in the plans, programs and/or activities of UN agencies and are taken up by relevant international actors in a timely manner. HRMMUs extensive monitoring work and public reports and analytical assessments on human rights violations in Ukraine informed all relevant national and international duty-bearers, decision-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders of the human rights situation in Ukraine. By providing credible, timely, and thorough human rights analysis to national and international actors, HRMMU enabled them to take actions for the protection of victims. UN Member States, civil society organizations, as well as UN Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures referred to the HRMMUs findings and recommendations as a basis for assisting national institutions in addressing human rights violations. HRMMU findings provided early warning, raised protection issues for the attention of the humanitarian community, fed into bilateral and multilateral discussions between various interlocutors, and informed and shaped the design of humanitarian and recovery responses by both national and international stakeholders. To illustrate the relevance of the Missions work to international peace and security mechanisms, information collected and analysed by the Mission has been used at the UN Security Council at least 23 times between February 2022 and December 2023. HRMMUs information has also been a crucial tool for the UN and the international community to advocate for better respect, protection, and fulfilment of human rights by the sides of the international armed conflict and has been debated at the UN Human Rights Council 12 times in the reporting period. HRMMU's reports also contributed to achieving justice and increasing accountability as HRMMU findings were explicitly referred to in several judgments of the European Court of Human Rights and the International Court of Justice. By facilitating in-depth information about the human rights situation in Ukraine to UN and other humanitarian actors in Ukraine, HRMMU improved their ability to facilitate promotion of human rights, protection of civilians and responses to IHRL and IHL violations. Since the Russian Federation armed attack, HRMMU's information has been crucial in informing UN agencies on the human rights situation in the worst-affected areas and supporting evidence-based responses and decision-making. HRMMU analysis provided humanitarian and development actors with information for enhanced shaping of evidence-based policies, assistance programs and response mechanisms and helped them direct their assistance to beneficiaries in a more precise manner. A key part of the engagement was supporting these actors to adopt human rights sensitive approaches into humanitarian response and conflict cycle management. Essential part of this was advice on inclusion of persons in situations of vulnerability, including persons with disabilities and older persons, and strengthening integration of gender perspectives. HRMMU mainstreamed human rights across UN organizations in Ukraine by coordinating the efforts of the Human Rights Working group. Through the working group HRMMU coordinated inputs to treaty bodies and the analysis of draft laws, drove UNCT initiatives in gender mainstreaming, led UNCT work on hate speech and Roma rights, and ensured the inclusion of human rights concerns and a human rights-based approach in UNCT policy papers and strategic responses. Additionally, HRMMU provided early warning and engaged UNCT in prevention activities in relation to tensions between Orthodox communities in Ukraine and hate speech inciting to violence against the Roma and LGBTI communities. HRMMU also played a pivotal role in activating the Working Group within Ukraine's informal Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism on Children and Armed Conflict in 2022. Furthermore, HRMMU actively participated in the humanitarian cluster system feeding human rights information to the humanitarian response, facilitating cross-fertilization of the UN's strategic responses to human rights violations in Ukraine. HRMMU achieved this by providing substantial contribution to shaping strategic documents and response mechanisms and their implementation for the UN Country Team and the Humanitarian Country Team, including the Partnership Frameworks between the Government of Ukraine and the UN for 2018-2022 and 2025-2030, and the Transitional Framework, developed in 2022 to structure UN-Ukraine cooperation and align the UN response to the ongoing war, complementing and reinforcing humanitarian and peacebuilding efforts. HRMMU inputs ensured that all these crucial frameworks that set the priorities for and guide UN engagement in Ukraine integrated a human rights-based approach and consider the needs of women, as well as persons and groups in most vulnerable situations. OHCHRs expertise helped UNCT to strategically support the Government and civil society to advance the human rights and rule of law agenda and to protect vulnerable groups and individuals from being left behind. HRMMU findings, and especially protection analysis, such as civilian casualties numbers, were also crucial to inform the Humanitarian Needs Overviews and Humanitarian Response Plans guiding the humanitarian response. HRMMU analysis was employed to monitor and control implementation of joint rapid response action to address disruption of basic services in the conflict[1]affected areas, together with OCHA, IOM, UNHCR, UNICEF and WHO. Moreover, after February 2022, HRMMU engaged with key recovery mechanisms to advise on a human-rights based approach, including assessments such as the World Bank Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment, as well as sharing information to inform the World Banks 5-year strategy in Ukraine. HRMMU also initiated a UN Human Rights Due Diligence Policy Risk Assessment in Ukraine and its update after the full-scale armed attack. HRMMU also provided daily inputs to the United Nations Operations and Crisis Centre (UNOCC), which enabled the wide dissemination of human rights information at the highest level of the UN system for further centralized decision making, as well as collective, humanitarian and political action. Owing to HRMMUs consistent and thorough documentation of civilian casualties, international and national actors, seeking to understand the human cost of the ongoing international armed conflict regularly referred to HRMMUs civilian casualty data. OHCHR/HRMMU documented figures are used as a primary point of reference that reflects the UN position on conflict-related civilian casualties (killed and injured), thus shaping programmes run by the entire UN family in Ukraine in response to civilian casualties. HRMMU fed into the work of all UN agencies in Ukraine through its public reports as well as daily, weekly, monthly, and ad hoc reports on the human rights situation in Ukraine. HRMMUs monitoring and documentation of human rights violations, formulation of relevant recommendations as well as provision of legal advice and referral of cases allowed for identification of gaps and concerns and helped guide humanitarian and recovery interventions. HRMMU also remained a critical element of the UN presence in Ukraine, maintaining a continuous presence in conflict-affected areas and a capacity to remotely produce information about territory occupied by the Russian Federation. HRMMU provided relevant humanitarian actors with regular evidence-based data on protection of civilians, including civilian casualty figures, and periodic public reports and regular updates on the human rights situation in Ukraine and emerging risks across the front line, based on its monitoring activities. HRMMUs work was instrumental in shaping strategic response mechanisms in Ukraine including the implementation of the Partnership Framework between the Government of Ukraine and the United Nations for 2018-2022, to which HRMMU had contributed the human rights component. In 2021, HRMMU continued to co-lead Pillar 3 (Democratic governance, rule of law and civic participation) helping to steer and implement all UN activities under this pillar. HRMMU has also actively participated in the management of Pillar 4 (Human security, social cohesion and recovery with a particular focus on Eastern Ukraine). After the Russian Federation armed attack in 2022, HRMMU participated in the development of the UN Country Team Transitional Framework for Ukraine 2022- 2023. This framework aimed to align the UN response to the ongoing war, complementing and reinforcing humanitarian and peacebuilding efforts. It served as a rapid joint UN response guidance to the changed operational framework in Ukraine and a transition Strategy to bridge with the new Partnership Framework between the Government of Ukraine and the United Nations for 2025-2029, that the Mission contributed to develop throughout 2023 and 2024. Through contributing inputs throughout the drafting process HRMMU ensured that human rights and rule of law considerations were maintained as one of the central focuses of action, and that gender issues and minority rights were incorporated in the overall framework. HRMMU also developed and is implementing a Human Rights Due Diligence Policy for the UNCT. Furthermore, HRMMU was a crucial source of information for the Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan every year between 2021 and 2023, helping to shape humanitarian responses and ensure a human rights-based approach. After the start of the armed attack, HRMMU's findings on the civilian harm caused by the conflict, including civilian casualty numbers, were used as a key source of information for managing Ukraine's Humanitarian Response Plan and individual responses to the conflict. HRMMU provided guidance on protection of civilians in armed conflict to all UN agencies in Ukraine, integrating these concerns into joint documents, such as the Humanitarian Country Team Protection Strategy. HRMMU analysis was also used to monitor and control the implementation of joint rapid response actions to address disruptions of basic services in conflict-affected areas, in collaboration with OCHA, IOM, UNHCR, UNICEF, and WHO. HRMMU has also helped establish referral pathways, ensuring that cases in need of humanitarian or legal support are referred to relevant national and international partners. HRMMU maintained cooperation with other UN agencies through participation in meetings of the UN Country Team, Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), HCT Protection Strategy Working Group, Gender Theme Group, Protection Cluster, and gender-based violence sub-cluster at the national and local levels. Through these platforms, HRMMU presented its findings, concerns, and recommendations, and provided expert advice. As part of its efforts to support human rights and gender-sensitive protection recommendations, HRMMU led the UNCT's Human Rights Working Group. Through the working group, HRMMU coordinated comments on draft laws and inputs to treaty body reviews. By coordinating the filing of such submissions, HRMMU promoted a unified UNCT approach and ensured that major human rights issues affecting Ukraine were brought to the attention of treaty bodies and other UN human rights mechanisms. HRMMU remained one of the key members of the HCT Protection Strategy Working Group (PSWG). As part of the PSWG, HRMMU helped identify priority areas for joint advocacy, coordinated joint efforts on the protection of civilians, and co-led and participated in joint actions on other priority issues. Additionally, HRMMU continued to be an active member of the Housing, Land, and Property Technical Working Groups (HLP TWG), where it advocated for the establishment of a restitution and compensation policy by the government for the civilian population whose houses, land, and property have been damaged due to the conflict. The Mission's involvement in formulating a revised UN Country Team Action Plan against sexual exploitation and abuse and its contribution to the Protection cluster underscored its commitment to human rights mainstreaming in humanitarian response activities. Essential part of HRMMUs commitment was to advice on inclusion of persons in situations of vulnerability, including persons with disabilities and older persons, and strengthening integration of gender perspectives. HRMMU led UNCT work on minority rights, coordinating inputs to the Roma Strategy Action Plan, which was adopted in July 2021 following months of HRMMU advocacy with UNCT engagement. The strategy includes numerous UNCT recommendations, such as the importance of collecting disaggregated data, and the need for capacity building of government authorities on non[1]discrimination and promoting Roma rights. Throughout the reporting period HRMMU coordinated UNCT inputs on the content and structure of the draft law on national minorities and represented the UNCT in a parliamentary working group on the elaboration of a new draft law. HRMMU advocated for the adoption of the draft law with the Head of the Parliament Committee on Law Enforcement, noting that it contains positive provisions that could bring Ukrainian legislation on preventing and combating hate crimes and hate speech in line with international human rights standards. Before the full-scale armed attack, HRMMU jointly advocated with the UNCT and relevant authorities for the adoption of necessary actions to prevent incidents of hate speech from escalating into violence and hate crimes. HRMMU also provided the resident coordinator with a confidential briefing note on groups promoting violence in Ukraine, which offered recommendations on reducing the negative impact of such groups on civic space in Ukraine. In 2021, HRMMU contributed to UNCT policy papers on social protection, Roma, persons with disabilities, gender-based violence, climate change, and the UNCT leave no one behind report to ensure that they included human rights concerns. In these contributions, HRMMU highlighted issues such as the safety and security of human rights defenders, the participation of civil society, the inclusion of domestic violence survivors in armed group-controlled territory and ensuring the inclusion of all relevant groups in vulnerable situations. In 2022, HRMMU also supported the World Bank in Ukraine by sharing evidence-based information gathered by HRMMU on obstacles to housing and utility subsidies for households living in vulnerability. The objective was to inform the World Bank's five-year strategy for partnerships in Ukraine, with the potential for a more fundamental strategic spill-over of OHCHR work through heavier international financial institutions. HRMMU provided early warning information to the UNCT, the international community, and local authorities, and led early warning advocacy interventions. In multiple cases in 2021, HRMMU early warning on hate speech that incited into violence allowed for a coordinated response that prevented escalation into hate crimes and violence. In 2023, HRMMU early warning and preventative action through the UNCT contributed to the lack of serious incidents and violence despite high social tensions around Ukrainian Orthodox Church. HRMMU raising early warning was followed prompt inter-agency reaction, including joint action between HRMMU, the Resident Coordinator, the Ombudsperson, and key embassies, ultimately contributing to national authorities refraining from actions that could lead to violence. In addition to advising UN Country Team on addressing critical human rights concerns, and raising early warning in country, HRMMU continued to submit regular reports that fed into the UN's global early warning mechanism and provided recommendations on necessary follow-up actions to address concerns, prevent violations, and mitigate emerging risks. HRMMU worked in close coordination with UN human rights mechanisms to both feed into their work and advocate for the implementation of their recommendations. HRMMU coordinated joint UNCT submissions to charter-based and treaty-based UN bodies. In the project period, HRMMU coordinated UNCT inputs to the Human Rights Committee, the Committee on the Rights of the Child, Committee on Enforced Disappearances, Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women. These submissions highlighted applicable human rights issues in Ukraine, some of which include the lack of accountability and impunity for conflict[1]related crimes committed by government officials, legislative and procedural gaps in addressing conflict-related sexual violence, gaps in ensuring remedy and reparations to the conflict-affected population, concerns with administration of justice, need to include crimes against humanity into national legislation and bring the provisions on genocide and war crimes in line with international standards and the impact of the conflict on persons with disabilities and children in vulnerable situations, including children with disabilities, internally displaced, asylum-seeking and refugee children and children deprived of a family environment. These submissions informed the Committees concluding observations, which often reflected UNCTs findings. HRMMU continued to ensure that the UN Special Rapporteurs and Procedures had access to up-to[1]date and relevant information on the human rights situation in Ukraine, especially in the context of the deteriorating situation after the RF armed attack against Ukraine. Through its support, HRMMU assisted these human rights mechanisms to develop relevant capacity-building and technical expertise for the benefit of Ukrainian authorities, and to support their compliance with human rights standards and best practices. To illustrate, HRMMU collaborated with the Special Rapporteur on Torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment on multiple points during the project. In 2021, HRMMU sent the Special Rapporteur a note analysing the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers and the Ministry of Justice to introduce a system whereby detainees can pay for higher quality cells in pre-trial detention facilities. Based on information compiled by HRMMU, the Special Rapporteur sent a communication to the Government of Ukraine regarding concerns over the equal access of detainees to adequate accommodation and alleged discrimination. The decision was later reversed. In 2023, HRMMU collaborated with the Special Rapporteur regarding her visit to Ukraine. HRMMU supported the Special Rapporteur with substantive expertise and information about the latest trends in Ukraine, as well as supporting her in identifying and reaching relevant interlocutors. HRMMU also collaborated with the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of expression and opinion regarding the decision of the Government of Ukraine to close down three opposition TV channels. HRMMU shared an analysis of the decision with the Special Rapporteur, who issued a communication addressed to the Government of Ukraine on this issue. Moreover, HRMMU shared its findings of the conflicts impact on human rights in Ukraine with Special Procedures offices on arbitrary detention, enforced or involuntary disappearances, internally displaced persons, adequate housing, LGBTI rights, and older persons. HRMMU played an instrumental role in advocating for collaboration between the office of the Special Representative of the Secretary General for Children and Armed Conflict, UNICEF in Ukraine, and the UNCT on children in armed conflict. In March 2022, HRMMU briefed the office of the Special Representative on its methodology and shared information on the number of children affected by the hostilities in Ukraine. HRMMU also provided details on various grave violations against children, including killing, maiming, recruitment, use in conflict, sexual violence, attacks on schools and hospitals, abductions, and denial of humanitarian access. The Mission agreed to regularly share concise information on these grave violations with the office of the Special Representative through the UN Resident Coordinator. Additionally, on 30 March 2022, HRMMU submitted a joint United Nations Country Team submission to the Special Representative on the six grave violations against children in times of war. In its submission, which covered the period from 24 February to 28 March, HRMMU provided a detailed overview of the documented violations against children since the start of the armed attack. HRMMU also contributed inputs to the Global Horizontal Notes on Children and Armed Conflict, and the Secretary-Generals annual report on children and armed conflict and participated in a Technical Support team to the Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict, as part of a coordinated mechanism for reporting on Children in armed conflict. HRMMU also conducted regular bilateral and multilateral briefings for the international community, such as the Swedish Embassy and EU Delegation, regarding the human rights situation in the country. By sharing its findings and analysis, the Mission aimed to advocate for a coherent and prompt response to emerging human rights violations and enable joint advocacy on the most pressing human rights issues in Ukraine. Before February 2022, HRMMUs information also instructed other actors on the ground, including the Trilateral Contact Group, OSCE's Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine, and other political instruments and actors, on developments in the conflict zone in eastern Ukraine, such as hostilities, civilian casualties, conflict-related detentions, simultaneous releases under the Minsk agreements, and interactions with de facto authorities. The information, findings, analysis, and recommendations produced by OHCHR/HRMMU were shared with a wide group of national stakeholders and the international community. Such action helped to inform and shape responses in addressing human rights violations as well as the humanitarian responses to the conflict. Based on its monitoring and reporting work, HRMMU also provided information to high-level international fora, including the UN Security Council. HRMMU regularly provided information to USG briefs to the Security Council, and HRMMU information informed discussion at the Security Council at least 23 times between 24 February 2022 and end of December 2023. In one illustrative instance, on 5 May 2022, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, delivered a statement to the Security Council, highlighting the Missions information on civilian casualties and findings on summary executions, arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances, torture and ill-treatment of prisoners of war and conflict-related sexual violence, urging for protection of civilians and renewed efforts to agree on a ceasefire. Another example is the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres briefing the Security Council on the situation in Ukraine, and on the impact of the war on human rights on 24 August 2022, based on HRMMUs findings. HRMMUs information has also been a valuable tool for the UN and the international community to advocate for better respect, protection, and fulfilment of human rights by the sides of the international armed conflict. Before the Russian Federation armed attack, HRMMU information was also utilized in previous peace processes, such as Trilateral Contact Group in Minsk and Normandy Four. Moreover, HRMMU regularly provided information to the UN Human Rights Council. HRMMUs 31st , 32nd, 33rd, 34th, 35th and 36th and 37th periodic reports were presented discussed at interactive dialogues on Ukraine held at the Human Rights Council in Geneva. Furthermore, the UN High Commissioner, Michelle Bachelet, delivered an oral update on Mariupol at the 9th session of the Human Rights Council on 16 June 2022. She presented the latest updates about the human rights situation in Mariupol, compiled by HRMMU. In 2022, both HRMMU thematic reports were also presented to the Human Rights Council: the report on the situation of human rights in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation on 5 July 2022, and the report on killings of civilians in February and March, presented on 15 December by the High Commissioner, Volker Türk. HRMMU reports garnered wide interest in the Human Rights Council, with many participants being well informed of the content and engaging in a constructive manner. As part of its efforts to advocate for a coherent and prompt response to human rights violations in Ukraine at the international level, HRMMU continued its longstanding cooperation with UNESCO, sharing its analysis and findings in Information Sessions on the human rights situation in Crimea, organized twice a year by UNESCO. HRMMU shared its findings relevant to UNESCO's mandate, such as the situation of Crimean Tatars as an indigenous people, the right to education in native languages, and freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly, association, religion, and belief. In 2021 the first event gathered 99 participants, with First Deputy Minister Emine Dzhaparova expressing her gratitude to OHCHR for its presentation and referring to the findings of HRMMU's periodic report in her statement, whereas the second was attended by 83 participants, including the OSCE representative for media, NGOs, and representatives of UN Member States. In 2022, and 2023 over 90 participants attended the information sessions, comprising States and international organizations, who referred positively to HRMMU's work in their statements. These information sessions provided a high-profile forum for HRMMU to share its update on its monitoring of the situation in Crimea. Furthermore, during a meeting with a delegation from UNESCO visiting Ukraine as part of their monitoring and reporting on the situation in Crimea on 21 October 2021, UNESCO spoke highly of HRMMU's reporting and noted with appreciation that OHCHR (including through SG reports) provides concrete figures on education and concrete emblematic cases. Between 4 and 7 December 2022, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, made an official visit to Ukraine. He held a series of meetings with the Prosecutor General, the Deputy Speaker and relevant committees of the Parliament, the Ombudsperson, and Security Services, urging respect for IHRL and IHL and raising priority advocacy issues. In his concluding media statement, the High Commissioner called attention to the large humanitarian needs in the country and the devastating effects the war has had on the enjoyment of human rights for people in Ukraine, especially for those in vulnerable situations in the context of severe damage and destruction to civilian objects in winter conditions. The High Commissioner also highlighted the findings of HRMMU's report on summary executions released the day of the statement and called for accountability and victims' right to truth, justice, and reparation. He also referred to HRMMU's statement in mid-November on ill-treatment, torture, and executions of prisoners of war. In July, the Head of OHCHR Field Operations and Technical Cooperation Division had also visited Ukraine and met with the Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, representatives of several Ukrainian NGOs, and made a field visit to Irpin and Bucha. These high-level visits increased knowledge and understanding of the human rights impact of the conflict in Ukraine and fed into bilateral and multilateral regional and global human rights discussions. By documenting individual cases in its human rights database HRMMU keeps a valuable record of human rights violations perpetrated in Ukraine. HRMMU has been compiling a record of human rights and IHL violations, including possible war crimes, from the first day of the armed attack, as they are happening, crucially contributing to establishing a credible and concurrent record of events to enable holding perpetrators accountable by future national and international accountability mechanisms and judicial proceedings and ensuring remedy and reparations to victims. Notable examples of HRMMU contribution to international justice mechanisms include the European Court of Human Rights January 2023 decision on the inter-state case of Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia concerning events in eastern Ukraine including the downing of the MH17 flight, in which information produced by HRMMU is referred to more than 70 times. In another instance in 2021, the European Court of Human Rights extensively referred to HRMMU findings in five emblematic interrelated judgements relating to human rights violations during the Maidan protests and their ineffective investigation. The International Court of Justice also relied on HRMMU analysis in two January 2024 decisions examining violations by the Russian Federation of provisions of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism (ICSFT) and the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD). The judgement extensively refers to OHCHRs thematic reports on Crimea, SG reports on Crimea and HRMMUs Briefing Note on Enforced Disappearances in Crimea. These decisions underline the weight given to HRMMUs reports as a form of evidence in international courts and tribunals. Local courts in Ukraine also referenced OHCHR reports in conflict[1]related cases, including the 2023 report on detention of civilians, which was quoted by defendants in conflict-related hearings at Shevchenkivskyi district court of Kyiv in August and in Obolonskyi District Court in Kyiv in October. Overall, HRMMU findings were mentioned in more than 65 judgements and verdicts of national courts of all levels during 2023. In addition to its reports being used as evidence in courts, HRMMU contributed to accountability through informing accountability actors and human rights mechanisms on the human rights situation in Ukraine through briefings. The trends and patterns of violations identified by OHCHR are helping other accountability actors to define their priorities. For example, HRMMU provided dedicated informal briefings on general patterns and individual cases in Ukraine to the International Criminal Court and OSCE Moscow Mechanisms. The Head of Mission has also briefed the experts of the Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine on multiple occasions. HRMMU also met with the EU Special Representative for Human Rights on his visit to Ukraine to discuss pertinent human rights issues in Ukraine. Many international actors also widely used HRMMU data and analysis in their own analyses of the situation in Ukraine. Some examples include OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights reports on IHL and IHRL in Ukraine in 2022 and 2022 and 2023, and the United States Department of State Country Report in Human Rights Practices for 2023. Since the beginning of the armed attack against Ukraine, there has been high international media interest in HRMMU's monitoring and findings, and HRMMU information on human rights violations and civilian casualty figures have received significant and high-profile media coverage. In total, HRMMU is aware of at least 8,190 mentions of its findings in international and national media articles during 2021-23.7 The Mission's findings have been widely covered by key international media outlets, including BBC, CNN, Forbes, Independent, Reuters, Washington Post, DW, and Zeit. For example, in March 2022, the Head of Mission gave over 10 press interviews, including with journalist Stephanie Nebehay from Reuters, and with award-winning journalist Christiane Amanpour from CNN, German news channel ARD, and 2 live radio interviews. In April 2022, the Head of Mission gave a live interview on CNN, and radio interviews on ABC, NPR, and BBC Ukrainecast. In the project period HRMMU issued 23 press statements and releases on various topics, including accountability for grave human rights violations, attack on civilians and infrastructure, treatment of POWs, and summary executions of civilians, which were widely shared by international media, including generating leading news items in major broadcast and print media on the day of release. In addition, HRMMUs social media reached more than 506.2K persons in Facebook and Instagram8 , brought about by 458 social media publications. Result 3: The Government of Ukraine and civil society have a better understanding of accountability mechanisms and the Government conducts effective investigations of the most egregious human rights violations (such as torture and all forms of conflict-related sexual violence). During the project, HRMMU diligently worked towards prevention of and accountability for torture and ill-treatment in both Territory controlled by the Ukrainian government, territory controlled by the self-proclaimed 'republics', and from areas that are, or have been, under occupation of the Russian Federation, including Crimea. HRMMUs frequent visits to detention centres and POW camps and interviews with released detainees identified patterns of human rights violations for further advocacy and provided some protection to detainees. HRMMU focused on enhanced advocacy, capacity[1]building of relevant stakeholders relating to protection systems and accountability mechanisms, as well as follow-up actions on individual cases. HRMMUs long-term targeted advocacy grounded in the projects outputs led to improvements in legislation, which now provides enhanced accountability for torture and aligns with international standards. Supported by HRMMU long-term advocacy and advice, the Parliament of Ukraine on 1 December 2022 adopted a law amending the Criminal Code of Ukraine, aiming at harmonizing national legislation with the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. The law institutes changes to the definition of torture to align with the Convention and increases the accountability of State agents by including acts committed at the instigation of, or with the consent or acquiescence of persons acting in an official capacity, increasing prison terms for torture committed by a State agent and ensuring torture investigations cannot be time-barred by establishing that no statute of limitation applies to torture committed by State agents. HRMMU advocacy also ensured that another draft law On the Security Service of Ukraine contains strong safeguards against torture and ill-treatment by Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) officials and that provisions allowing SBU to run its own detention facilities were removed from the draft. Another illustrative example of the impact of HRMMUs work to prevent ill-treatment is the improvement in the treatment of POWs under the control of Ukraine. After the release of OHCHR report on prisoners of war in March 2023, the Mission observed marked enhancements at the POW camp in the Lviv region, addressing concerns highlighted in OHCHR public reports and presented to the relevant authorities. Noteworthy changes included increased food portions, cessation of punitive measures using physical exercise, and the discontinuation of some coercive practices. Specific requests made by HRMMU resulted in provisions for individual cases, including permitting correspondence, phone calls, and offering necessary medical and psychiatric services. Furthermore, the Deputy Head of the State Penitentiary Service requested the administration of other facilities where Russian POWs are interned to address concerns highlighted by HRMMU, such as addressing violence, humiliation, and conditions of detention. To achieve this, in addition to public advocacy through wide dissemination of the thematic report and press statements on this issue, HRMMU organized capacity-building of pre-trial detention facilities on IHRL and IHL standards regarding POW treatment and conducted bilateral advocacy to present its findings and encourage implementation of applicable IHL standards. In addition, by proactively examining and documenting IHL and IHRL violations related to the treatment of POWs HRMMU has provided reliable public information and kept international attention on this issue. Publicly highlighting this issue in combination with targeted advocacy with key duty-bearers has contributed to prevention of egregious IHL violations perpetrated against Russian POWs. Notably, the Mission has documented gradual decrease in violence upon the capture of Russian POWs and no cases of summary execution of Russian POWs after February 2023, underscoring the positive impact of HRMMU's engagement. Another focus of the project was support to provision of expertise on protection systems and accountability mechanisms for conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) in Ukraine. HRMMUs dedication to documenting and reporting on CRSV cases ensured availability of credible and verified information on CRSV during a time of abundant misinformation about the topic and raised awareness regarding trends and patterns of CRSV in Ukraine and about obstacles to addressing it, supporting evidence-based prevention and response activities. Through partnerships with civil society actors, and engagement with the CRSV Department of the Prosecutor Generals Office, OHCHR advocated for access to justice for CRSV survivors and strengthened referral pathways for survivors, thereby contributing to survivor-centric justice. OHCHR also contributed to survivor-centric accountability in line with international best practices through participation in the Inter-Agency Working Group supporting implementation of the Framework of Cooperation on CRSV between the United Nations and Government of Ukraine. Furthermore, the Missions information supported the design of survivor-centred support services focusing on survivors' rights to truth, reparations, access to justice, adequate healthcare, trauma counselling, and services by identifying gaps in availability and accessibility of services for CRSV survivors. By ensuring that survivors' experiences are acknowledged, HRMMU plays a pivotal role in fostering an environment that prioritizes the needs and rights of survivors. HRMMU prioritized providing corroborated information about and raising issues related to torture for discussion throughout the project. During 2021-23, HRMMU issued three relevant reports: a 2021 report about arbitrary detention, torture, and ill-treatment in relation to the conflict in eastern Ukraine 2014 to 2021, and 2023 reports on treatment of prisoners of war and detention of civilians during the full-scale armed conflict since 2022. This focus in reporting demonstrates the crucial weight HRMMU has put to the work on torture and ill-treatment of both civilians and POWs in Ukraine. In addition to public reporting, HRMMU raised issues of torture and ill-treatment and redress for victims during public appearances and events, and in meetings with relevant duty-bearers. Key issues raised included forming a comprehensive understanding of the rules around the treatment of POWs, advocacy for fair treatment of conflict-related detainees and use of the Istanbul Protocol as an instrument for effective investigation and documentation of torture and other cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment of punishment. As part of the project HRMMU regularly engaged the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) on prevention of torture and ill-treatment and ensuring redress for victims. This included presentation of relevant findings from periodic and thematic reports, bilateral discussions, including at the highest level, and attendance in related public events. For example, on 5 December 2022, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, during his visit to Ukraine, met with high-ranking SBU officials. The High Commissioner raised issues of torture and POW treatment and stressed the importance of ensuring respect for IHL, as well as ensuring that all evidence obtained can be used in accountability proceedings. He also raised that Ukraine must ensure that 'collaborators' in areas where Ukraine has regained control are not ill-treated. In another instance, after the release of the thematic report on arbitrary detention and torture in July 2021, HRMMU met with SBU to discuss the reports findings and recommendations, including that legal safeguards for persons deprived of their liberty are fully implemented, staff is trained on the Istanbul Protocol and that the reform of the SBU contributes to the prevention of arbitrary detention and of torture and ill-treatment by SBU in the future. HRMMU also attended a roundtable on 5 October 2022 on "Human rights and freedoms in the activities of the Security Service of Ukraine" organized by the Academy of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), with the participation of representatives from the Ombudsperson, law enforcement, and military agencies, ICRC, and EU Assistance Mission. HRMMU presented its findings on human rights violations by the SBU during its investigation of conflict-related criminal cases in the context of the armed attack of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, including enforced disappearances and arbitrary detentions, torture and ill-treatment, compelled confessions, and denial of access to legal counsel and gave recommendations on how to improve human rights compliance. HRMMU also engaged with a variety of stakeholders to build up capacity in relation to arbitrary detention, torture, and conflict-related sexual violence. For example, on 7 July 2021, HRMMU briefed military lawyers on the protection of civilians in armed conflict and on specific human rights concerns in relation to the conduct of hostilities by Ukrainian Armed Forces. Seven military lawyers (all men) deployed on a rotation basis from military units attended the briefing. On 23 November 2021, HRMMU gave a presentation on the protection of civilians in armed conflict to four officers of the UAF (two women and two men) responsible for civil and military cooperation, who were to be deployed with their brigades to the conflict zone in eastern Ukraine. Furthermore, on 25 April 2023, HRMMU delivered an information session to the heads of pre-trial detention facilities from all regions of Ukraine. To raise awareness on what constitutes a violation according to IHL and IHRL, HRMMU explained its findings on violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law in the treatment of conflict-related detainees and POWs in pre-trial detention facilities since the Russian Federation armed attack against Ukraine. HRMMU further stressed key provisions of international law which govern treatment of POWs. The State Penitentiary Service committed to timely address raised concerns going forward. In another training organised on 29 August 2023, HRMMU increased human rights lawyers knowledge and understanding of documenting human rights violation and working with international human rights mechanisms. With this knowledge the human rights lawyers are better equipped to use these mechanisms in seeking to bring perpetrators accountable and seeking redress for victims. The training was organized by the Ukrainian Helsinki Union and focused on documenting violations and preparing submissions to ICC, UN Treaty Bodies and Special procedures. HRMMU delivered a session on its work with victims and witnesses of human rights violations and presented examples of its public reports being used by the European Court of Human Rights and International Court of Justice. Furthermore, HRMMU's facilitation of the Special Rapporteur on Torture's visit in September demonstrates its commitment to capacity-building and technical expertise development for Ukrainian authorities. Technical assistance, agenda formulation, and support in drafting submissions underline HRMMU's contribution to preventing torture and ensuring human rights compliance. HRMMU actively facilitated the visit of the Special Rapporteur on Torture, which occurred on 4-10 September 2023. Through its support to the Special Rapporteur, HRMMU assisted this human rights mechanism to develop relevant capacity-building and technical expertise for the benefit of Ukrainian authorities, and to support their compliance with human rights in addressing prosecuting and preventing torture. HRMMU has been the only international entity to systematically document and verify allegations of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) in Ukraine since the beginning of the armed attack by the Russian Federation. Through systematic documentation and verification of allegations of conflict[1]related sexual violence, HRMMU has documented over 270 cases of CRSV since the beginning of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, the majority of which were perpetrated by members of Russian armed forces, law enforcement officials or penitentiary staff. Most CRSV cases are perpetrated in the context of detention against both civilian detainees and POWs, with many cases amounting to torture as violence is used to obtain information, extract confessions, punish, intimidate, or humiliate the detainees. HRMMU also documented cases of CRSV including rape, gang rape, forced nudity and forced public stripping perpetrated by members of the Russian armed forces or law enforcement authorities in territory under military control of the Russian Federation. This documentation ensured the availability of credible and verified information on conflict-related sexual violence in an environment where disinformation and multiple competing claims of CRSV events were prevalent. HRMMU documentation of CRSV cases has allowed the identification of broad patterns and trends of CRSV in Ukraine and has raised awareness among various stakeholders about diverse manifestations of sexual violence, including CRSV in the context of detention and its links to other human rights violations. HRMMU advise, technical assistance and advocacy aimed to ensure that national and international actors consider diverse manifestations of CRSV and integrated a survivor-centred approach in humanitarian and conflict responses. Some examples of HRMMU efforts include the support to the implementation of the Framework Cooperation on the Prevention and Response to CRSV, signed in May 2022 by the Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine and the UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict after joint advocacy by the Special Representative, HRMMU and other UN agencies in Ukraine. In its efforts to support the implementation of the Framework, HRMMU actively contributed to the draft Implementation Plan of the Framework and ensured its findings on CRSV were presented to and taken into consideration by the sub-working groups responsible for the plan. HRMMU also provided background materials about conflict-related sexual violence in Ukraine since 24 February 2022 to the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary- General (SRSG) on Sexual Violence in Conflict and advised them on their planned capacity-building activities with the Government and other stakeholders. Before Russias full-scale armed attack HRMMU supported the Government Commissioner for Gender Equality Policy in implementation of the second Ukrainian National Action Plan for the Implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace, and Security with development of a list of early warning indicators on CRSV. HRMMU noted that in October 2022, the Office of the Prosecutor General presented a new strategy for integrating a victim-centred approach into CRSV investigations. This will facilitate survivors' access to justice while protecting them against re-traumatization or other harm. Furthermore, the Missions information supported the design of survivor-centred support services focusing on survivors' rights to truth, reparations, access to justice, adequate healthcare, trauma counselling, and services by identifying gaps in availability and accessibility of services for CRSV survivors. By ensuring that survivors' experiences are acknowledged, HRMMU plays a pivotal role in fostering an environment that prioritizes the needs and rights of survivors. For example, HRMMU supported the integration of gender aspects into humanitarian response efforts by advising key persons and giving inputs to the Humanitarian Needs overview and Humanitarian Response Plan. HRMMU drew attention to the gaps in the availability and accessibility of services to survivors of CRSV. The Mission has long advocated and collaborated with representatives of the Parliament and Government of Ukraine and welcomed the ratification of the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence (Istanbul Convention) by Ukraine, which entered into force on 1 November 2022. The HRMMU held several informal consultations with representatives of civil society organizations to discuss emerging trends and current challenges in the human rights situation in Ukraine. These consultations served as a platform for exchanging information and assessments between civil society and the UN, fostering collaboration, and understanding. Discussions during these consultations focused on several key issues, including: - Social cohesion and the rights of the conflict-affected population, particularly regarding compensation for the destruction of civilian property and confiscation or appropriation for military use. This topic highlights the need to address the rights and well-being of those affected by the conflict, ensuring that they receive adequate support and compensation for their losses. - Respect for fundamental freedoms, minority issues, security of activists and journalists, civic space and voting rights. This area of discussion underscores the importance of preserving and promoting human rights, including freedom of expression, assembly, and participation in political processes, as well as ensuring the safety of activists and journalists. - Torture and ill-treatment, arbitrary detention, and the rights of and support for detainees released from armed group-controlled territory. This topic emphasizes the need to address human rights abuses, such as torture and arbitrary detention, and provide proper support and assistance for those who have been released from captivity. These informal consultations between HRMMU and civil society organizations play a crucial role in maintaining open lines of communication and collaboration, ultimately contributing to the promotion and protection of human rights in Ukraine. Throughout the project period, HRMMU regularly visited detention facilities holding conflict-related detainees in Ukrainian-controlled territory. By conducting 137 visits to places of detention and POW camps HRMMU was able to identify issues and patterns of concerns in relation to torture and ill[1]treatment as well as provide a form of protection through presence and international attention on treatment and conditions of detainees. HRMMU also raised individual cases with duty-bearers, which in many cases led to improvements in conditions and preventive efforts and in some cases to investigations being initiated into alleged human rights violations. As the self-proclaimed republics and the Russian Federation as occupying power did not facilitate independent international access to detention facilities in occupied areas, HRMMU monitored detention conditions in occupied territory through interviews with released detainees and exchanged POWs, who had returned to Ukrainian[1]controlled territory as well as relatives of detainees. Based on its findings, HRMMU advocated for the prevention of and accountability for torture and ill-treatment through various strategies. One strategy involved advocacy letters and meetings with state institutions to obtain information, request action, and inquire about the progress of investigations in individual cases. HRMMU also shared its findings with key international partners through briefings for interested ambassadors, including Swedish ambassador, contributions to the annual EU-Ukraine Human Rights Dialogue, and other parties, enabling joint advocacy. Following the armed attack by the Russian Federation, HRMMU expanded its accountability work to conflict-related violations, including monitoring the treatment of POWs, such as visiting places of POW internment, issues related to missing persons, victims of enforced disappearances, forced deportation, and filtration camps. From March 2022 to December, HRMMU interviewed almost 700 prisoners of war, both from the ranks of Russian armed forces and affiliated armed groups, and from the ranks of Ukrainian armed forces. These interviews allowed for forming a comprehensive understanding of the treatment of POWs on both sides of the front line to inform duty bearers and the international community on their situation. OHCHR documented widespread practices of torture and ill-treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war in places of internment in the Russian Federation and in territory it occupies, as well as cases of torture and ill-treatment of Russian and affiliated armed groups upon capture by the Ukrainian armed forces. HRMMU collaborated with the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (WGEID) to support the Ukrainian government in preventing and addressing cases of enforced disappearances. HRMMU directly referred over 350 people to the working group, which then sent more than 300 urgent procedure letters related to cases of enforced disappearance of civilians and combatants in Ukraine. Moreover, the Mission held meetings with the Ombudsperson's Office and the Coordination Headquarters for the treatment of POWs to explain the working group's mandate and facilitate contact between victims of enforced disappearance and the WGEID. Following these meetings, the Coordination Headquarters for the treatment of POWs included HRMMU's instructions on its webpage and facilitated a meeting between the working group and relatives of victims. HRMMU actively informed relatives of victims, civil society actors, and the public about the possibility of availing the working group's assistance through various meetings and social media posts detailing cooperation opportunities with the working group. Additionally, HRMMU held a working-level meeting to encourage Ukrainian civil society organizations to file a general allegations letter with the working group, triggering another mechanism for addressing widespread practices of enforced disappearances. HRMMUs work with the General Prosecutors Office, and the State Penitentiary Service, Ministry of Justice, Chief Commander of Ukraine Armed Forces, and the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of POWs yielded noteworthy results in 2022-23. In 2022, HRMMUs active engagement secured its unimpeded confidential access to POWs from Russian armed forces and affiliated armed groups held by Ukrainian authorities, as well as former Ukrainian POWs released from captivity by Russian armed forces. Later in June 2022, following extensive joint advocacy, Ukrainian Ministry of Defence informed HRMMU that they recognize the responsibility of Ukrainian armed forces to comply with the treatment of POWs in line with IHL, and that an interagency coordination mechanism was created to oversee the exchange and internment conditions of POWs. The Ministry reassured it constantly takes actions to inform Ukrainian servicepersons about IHL rules on treatment of POWs stressing that violations would lead to criminal responsibility. In March 2023, Ukrainian authorities took measures that improved conditions at the POW camp in Lviv region in line with HRMMU recommendations and advocacy. In addition, after HRMMU intervention, the General Prosecutors Office launched investigations on several incidents where Ukrainian servicemembers had allegedly killed or tortured Russian POWs, including incidents in Dmytrivka and Mala Rohan village in Kharkiv region as well as cases of enforced disappearances. Moreover, the General Prosecutor's Office ceased charging POWs with trespassing after HRMMU raised concerns over the practice. In June, HRMMU shared concerns with the General Prosecutor's Office about POWs from the Russian armed forces being charged with trespassing, which goes against relevant IHL provisions. The General Prosecutor's Office assured that such practice occurred only during the initial stages of the armed conflict and that it had instructed regional offices on the respective provisions of IHL. These results were brought about by consistent engagement with key duty bearers. To illustrate some of the actions taken, in June 2022, the Head of HRMMU met with the General Prosecutors Office to discuss access to POWs and the State Penitentiary Service of Ukraine to discuss the conditions of internment of prisoners of war and HRMMUs access to them and to conflict-related detainees. This was followed by a meeting between the UN High Commissioner for Human rights and the Prosecutor General in December 2022, where the High Commissioner urged Ukraine to respect IHL and to send a message to its armed forces to respect IHL provisions. He also stressed the importance of prosecution of war crimes, and the importance of victim-centred approach to compensation mechanisms. In another demonstrative instance in August 2023, HRMMU presented its findings on treatment of prisoners of war to the Deputy Head of the State Penitentiary Service of Ukraine and heads of detention facilities and prisoner of war camps to disseminate knowledge of typical violations, increase understanding of the application of international standards in treatment of detainees and POWs and to discuss implementation of HRMMU recommendations. This was complemented by the October 2023 Head of HRMMU meeting with the Secretary of the Coordination Headquarters on Treatment of POWs, to discuss ways of enhancing protection of prisoners of war, retained personnel and detained civilians. On 21 December 2023, the Head of Mission engaged in an expert discussion focused on the internment and treatment of prisoners of war, together with high-ranking representatives from Ukraine's Penitentiary Service, the Coordination Headquarters on the Treatment of Prisoners of War, and the National Information Bureau and the Head of the International Committee of the Red Cross delegation in Ukraine. HRMMU highlighted the progress made by the Government of Ukraine in ensuring the humane treatment of prisoners of war and shared HRMMUs recent observations and findings regarding identified violations. Through these and other meetings, HRMMU was able to inform duty-bearers of its findings, give advice on the applicable legal framework and best practices and advocate for human rights compliance. To ensure that due process and fair trial standards are respected, the Mission also engaged in monitoring trials in high-profile cases, including war crimes and crimes concerning conflict-related detainees with the view that that external scrutiny of judicial processes contributes to increasing their independence and quality. For example, HRMMU observed hearings in the cases of three Russian servicemembers sentenced for war crimes. The Mission expressed concerns over the lack of respect for the presumption of innocence, classification of the crime, and exchange of one servicemember who prompted the defendant to kill the civilian. In two cases, HRMMU observed that the interpreter did not provide any translation of the verdict read by the judge. HRMMU has also received allegations that defendants in such cases plead guilty without reservations to be included in lists for 'exchanges of POWs'. As part of the project, HRMMU participated in multiple events, including international conferences, dialogues, and roundtables to share knowledge about accountability mechanisms. Some examples include a panel discussion on justice and accountability organized by the Embassy of Sweden, attended by representatives of the international diplomatic community in Ukraine and by Ukrainian human rights defenders that HRMMU attended 23 November 2022 HRMMU. HRMMU stressed the importance of strengthening the national justice system to address the unprecedented number of human rights violations committed in Ukraine since February 2022. HRMMU also took part in a conference Stand Tall for the Rule of Law held in December 2023 to mark the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. HRMMU discussed how to promote accountability for serious violations occurring in the context of Russias war against Ukraine, especially for torture and arbitrary detention, and human rights aspects of reintegrating persons after de[1]occupation. The conference brought together 150 legal professionals, scholars, and representatives of international organizations and civil society. HRMMU also attended the annual international forum on the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights organized jointly by the Council of Europe and OSCE. On 24 November 2022, the Head of HRMMU was part of a panel of experts invited to discuss the issue of conflict-related sexual violence in Ukraine. The event was organized in Rome by the Italian Government to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. HRMMU provided advice on developing a comprehensive reparations legal and policy framework for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence and other human rights violations. For example, in November 2022, HRMMU attended two technical workshops discussing reparations in Ukraine, the first for victims of conflict-related sexual violence, and the second for victims of housing, land and property (HLP) rights violations. HRMMU informed on the patterns of violations of HLP rights in Ukraine and called attention to previous legal developments, practices of compensation for housing destroyed by the conflict, and the shortcomings of the draft law currently developed in the Parliament. HRMMU also supported the capacity of civil society to enhance accountability for human rights violations. For example, in 2021 HRMMU organized an online webinar on remedy and reparation to civilian victims of the long-standing conflict in the East of Ukraine focusing on practical ways for victims to claim their rights and legal solutions for local authorities related to compensation and rehabilitation. The webinar was attended by 30 individuals representing partner NGOs, local authorities of Marinka district located near the contact line, and civilian victims from the district. HRMMU also delivered another training in 2021 to 36 young civil society representatives (27 women, 9 men) on how civil society organizations can work with UN human rights mechanisms. In 2023, HRMMU spearheaded a training session aimed at enhancing the proficiency of human rights lawyers in documenting human rights violations and effectively collaborating with international human rights mechanisms. Armed with this knowledge, the human rights lawyers are now better equipped to leverage these mechanisms in seeking to bring perpetrators accountable and seeking redress for victims. Result 4: Government of Ukraine benefits from human rights recommendations and tools to implement effectively the National Human Rights Action Plan (NHRAP), which also includes key priorities on women, peace, and security issues. The Government of Ukraine adopted a new Human Rights Strategy and a revised National Human Rights Action Plan 2021-23 in March and June 2021, respectively. HRMMU's long-term support for the development and adoption of these documents, including through advocacy interventions, capacity[1]building of relevant human rights counterparts in the Government, participation in the working group drafting the documents, and leading the preparation of joint UN Country Team (UNCT) comments, allowed for the inclusion of many of HRMMU's recommendations in the final text of these documents. As a result, HRMMU helped shape the government's human rights policy to ensure that it is more compliant with recommendations from human rights mechanisms and integrates broader gender issues. Following HRMMU's recommendation, the Ministry of Justice also established an interagency working group to develop a methodology for monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the strategy and action plan. Through this working group, HRMMU contributed to the design of the methodology and assessment of the strategy's implementation. Moreover, by coordinating the inputs of UNCT agencies, HRMMU contributed to ensuring a uniform and coherent approach by the United Nations. This increased efficiency and maximized the impact of the UNCT, as well as the credibility of the UNCT in relation to the government, which can see all the UN agencies acting as one. In autumn 2022, the Ministry of Justice began a process of amending the National Human Rights Strategy and developing new Action Plan for its implementation to reflect the challenges that emerged following the full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. As with the previous renditions, HRMMU played an active role in advising on the applicable human rights standards and recommendations, raising applicable human rights issues and trends that should be addressed, and providing guidance in how to integrate these into the documents. The draft Strategy was provisionally approved by the Cabinet of Ministers and submitted to the President for final approval in September 2023. HRMMU provided expert advice to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) through the working group tasked with drafting amendments to the National Human Rights Strategy and elaborating the accompanying Action Plan. HRMMU led the preparation of joint UN Country Team (UNCT) inputs and technical support by coordinating UNCT comments on the draft Strategy and Action Plan. Among the main amendments proposed by HRMMU were the addition of a new section on remedy and reparations for civilian victims of the conflict, enhancing gender mainstreaming at the State and local levels, and ensuring non-discrimination and the promotion of social cohesion. Furthermore, HRMMU proposed several additional amendments related to the right to a fair trial and accountability, non-discrimination in relation to LGBTI, Roma, and persons with disabilities, freedom of media, freedom of peaceful assembly, the right to work and social protection, the right to education, human rights awareness, and the rights of detainees, IDPs, and residents of armed group-controlled territory. Several of the main recommendations put forward by HRMMU and other UN agencies under HRMMU's coordination were incorporated into the National Human Rights Strategy, which was finally adopted in March 2021. For example, the newly adopted National Human Rights Strategy included several provisions aligned with HRMMU recommendations, such as remedy and reparations for civilians injured or killed during the armed conflict; remedy and reparations for victims of torture (the Strategy initially only included compensation); promotion of gender equality in every sphere of life (initially, MoJ included only 'public' life); a comprehensive gender approach in drafting legislation and elaborating, monitoring, and implementing State policies; effective protection and investigation of attacks on Human Rights Defenders; compensation for damaged and destroyed property in the context of the armed conflict; compensation and rehabilitation for conflict-affected populations; elimination of the functioning of 'unofficial' places of detention; and effective investigation of attacks on participants of peaceful assemblies. These inputs are expected to increase the protection of the most vulnerable groups and ensure gender mainstreaming in all spheres of life through the new Strategy. After the adoption of the strategy, HRMMU continued to advocate for its implementation, beginning with the adoption of an action plan. HRMMU coordinated UNCT technical support to the Ministry of Justice in the development of the Action Plan through written recommendations during several rounds of discussions. The National Human Rights Action Plan, adopted in June 2021, incorporated numerous recommendations made by HRMMU and other UNCT agencies. These included improvements to regulations on handling peaceful assemblies, in absentia procedures, provisions of hate crimes, and the elaboration of administrative procedures for birth and death registration for residents of armed group-controlled areas and Crimea. Multiple gender aspects were also included, per UNCT recommendation, such as enshrining the definition of conflict-related sexual violence in national legislation and further improvements in combatting human trafficking and preventing conflict-related sexual violence. One recommendation HRMMU made to the Human Rights Strategy was ensuring transparent and inclusive procedures for monitoring, assessment, and reporting on its implementation. This recommendation was incorporated by the Ministry of Justice, which established an interagency working group, which was tasked on the assessment of the implementation of the National Human Rights Strategy. The working group consists of representatives from the government, civil society, and international organizations. As the UN representative in this working group, along with UNDP, HRMMU effectively contributed to the design of the methodology and assessing the strategy's implementation. Although the Ukrainian government's focus shifted towards the conduct of military operations and humanitarian response since the Russian Federation's armed attack, the Government showed willingness to continue the implementation of the Action Plan with the resumption of the work of the Interagency Working Group on the National Human Rights Strategy. In June 2022, the working group adopted the methodology for assessing the implementation of the Strategy. Several recommendations made by HRMMU were included in the methodology. In autumn 2022, the Ministry of Justice began the process of amending the National Human Rights Strategy and developing new Action Plan for its implementation in order to reflect the new human rights challenges that emerged following the full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. In October 2022 and January 2023, HRMMU coordinated UN comments and recommendations on proposed amendments to the Strategy. In September 2023, the draft Strategy was provisionally approved by the Cabinet of Ministers and submitted to the President for final approval. The Ministry of Justice endorsed 19 recommendations proposed by the UNCT as amendments to the Strategy, among others, reducing the number of people taken into custody by increasing the use of non-custodial preventive measures, implementing an effective national legal remedy system in relation to inadequate detention conditions, establishing a sufficient number of prisoner-of-war camps, ensuring uninterrupted service provision throughout Ukraine, ensuring the accessibility of free legal aid centres, and ensuring equal access to refugee and complementary protection application processes regardless of citizenship, duration of stay, and legal grounds of the stay in Ukraine. Through the working group, HRMMU continues to support the monitoring and assessment of the Strategys implementation. As of May 2024, the draft Strategy is pending the approval of the President. Following the adoption of the Strategy by the decree of the president, the Cabinet of Ministers will develop the Action Plan for its implementation for 2024-2026. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14505-14505A0101 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to improve monitoring of human rights in Ukraine, in particular monitoring and documentation of violence and violations taking place as a consequence of the armed conflict in the Eastern parts of the country. The intervention aims at increased awareness of human rights violations among relevant Ukrainian and international actors and strengthen their capacity to identify and react to human rights violations. Among other things, then intervention aims to monitor gender-related human rights violations, produce topic-specific and periodic reports, including conflict-related sexual violence, gender equality with actionable recommendations to alleviate the impact of conflict, inequality, discrimination as well as advocate for a more enabling environment and policy level recommendations. Syftet med insatsen är att förbättra tillsynen på området mänskliga rättigheter (MR) i Ukraina, och då särskilt övervakning och dokumentering av våld och övergrepp som sker som konsekvens av konflikten i de östra delarna av landet. Insatsen syftar till att öka medvetenheten kring människorättskränkningar bland relevanta ukrainska och internationella aktörer samt stärka deras kapacitet att identifiera och reagera på kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna. The overall goal of the project is to increase protection of human rights of men, women, girls and boys in Ukraine, covering the territory controlled by armed groups, Government-controlled territory and Crimea, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, the project aims at monitoring the human rights situation across the contact line with a view to strengthening the human rights protection of people living in conflict-affected areas. The analysis stemming out of HRMMUs monitoring will also be used to advocate with the parties to the conflict for changes to their conduct and practice, and for their obligation to address violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, as well as providing humanitarian and development actors with information that will serve as a baseline for enhanced shaping of policies and assistance programs. To achieve these goals, HRMMU will work with the UN system, the Government of Ukraine, civil society organisations, the Ombudsperson and her office, international human rights mechanisms and organisations, representatives of the international community, and non-state actors in eastern Ukraine. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 0 8000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 8000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14505-14505A0102 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to improve monitoring of human rights in Ukraine, in particular monitoring and documentation of violence and violations taking place as a consequence of the armed conflict in the Eastern parts of the country. The intervention aims at increased awareness of human rights violations among relevant Ukrainian and international actors and strengthen their capacity to identify and react to human rights violations. Among other things, then intervention aims to monitor gender-related human rights violations, produce topic-specific and periodic reports, including conflict-related sexual violence, gender equality with actionable recommendations to alleviate the impact of conflict, inequality, discrimination as well as advocate for a more enabling environment and policy level recommendations. Syftet med insatsen är att förbättra tillsynen på området mänskliga rättigheter (MR) i Ukraina, och då särskilt övervakning och dokumentering av våld och övergrepp som sker som konsekvens av konflikten i de östra delarna av landet. Insatsen syftar till att öka medvetenheten kring människorättskränkningar bland relevanta ukrainska och internationella aktörer samt stärka deras kapacitet att identifiera och reagera på kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna. The overall goal of the project is to increase protection of human rights of men, women, girls and boys in Ukraine, covering the territory controlled by armed groups, Government-controlled territory and Crimea, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, the project aims at monitoring the human rights situation across the contact line with a view to strengthening the human rights protection of people living in conflict-affected areas. The analysis stemming out of HRMMUs monitoring will also be used to advocate with the parties to the conflict for changes to their conduct and practice, and for their obligation to address violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, as well as providing humanitarian and development actors with information that will serve as a baseline for enhanced shaping of policies and assistance programs. To achieve these goals, HRMMU will work with the UN system, the Government of Ukraine, civil society organisations, the Ombudsperson and her office, international human rights mechanisms and organisations, representatives of the international community, and non-state actors in eastern Ukraine. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 0 0 0 0 13000000 0 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights -13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14505-14505A0103 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to improve monitoring of human rights in Ukraine, in particular monitoring and documentation of violence and violations taking place as a consequence of the armed conflict in the Eastern parts of the country. The intervention aims at increased awareness of human rights violations among relevant Ukrainian and international actors and strengthen their capacity to identify and react to human rights violations. Among other things, then intervention aims to monitor gender-related human rights violations, produce topic-specific and periodic reports, including conflict-related sexual violence, gender equality with actionable recommendations to alleviate the impact of conflict, inequality, discrimination as well as advocate for a more enabling environment and policy level recommendations. Syftet med insatsen är att förbättra tillsynen på området mänskliga rättigheter (MR) i Ukraina, och då särskilt övervakning och dokumentering av våld och övergrepp som sker som konsekvens av konflikten i de östra delarna av landet. Insatsen syftar till att öka medvetenheten kring människorättskränkningar bland relevanta ukrainska och internationella aktörer samt stärka deras kapacitet att identifiera och reagera på kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna. The overall goal of the project is to increase protection of human rights of men, women, girls and boys in Ukraine, covering the territory controlled by armed groups, Government-controlled territory and Crimea, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, the project aims at monitoring the human rights situation across the contact line with a view to strengthening the human rights protection of people living in conflict-affected areas. The analysis stemming out of HRMMUs monitoring will also be used to advocate with the parties to the conflict for changes to their conduct and practice, and for their obligation to address violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, as well as providing humanitarian and development actors with information that will serve as a baseline for enhanced shaping of policies and assistance programs. To achieve these goals, HRMMU will work with the UN system, the Government of Ukraine, civil society organisations, the Ombudsperson and her office, international human rights mechanisms and organisations, representatives of the international community, and non-state actors in eastern Ukraine. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 13000000 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14512 Sweden Civic organization Agency for Legislative Initiatives has applied to Sida for funding of 14 989 374 SEK to help implement its organizational strategy which contributes to development and promotion of the civic, political and economic concepts of the democratic state that is based on the rule of law. Its programmatic activities are underpinned by its mission envisaging the establishment of democratic values in the Ukrainian society, facilitate the development of effective and well-balanced public policies in Ukraine and to develop political and legal culture of citizens, particularly that of politicians. Consequently, ALI pursues its strategic objectives by working in four key directions: Good Governance that consists of working to reform of the Ukrainian Parliament, reforming public governance, and support of the implementation of the Association Agreement with the European Union and a few other sectoral reforms in the Ukrainian public sector; • Justice and Security; the advocacy to reform of the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, promoting judiciary reform as well as facilitation of the development of education standards in law degrees and other specializations; • Civic and Political Culture that is implemented through the Ukraine School of Political Studies (USPS) and the projects on social audits of the municipalities, as well as promoting innovative approaches and practices in social and political spheres; • Organizational Development of ALI itself that consists of boosting the communication capacities, improving internal policies and procedures and human capital development, as well as the other organizational development efforts. The latter is in line with a second objective which aims to facilitate the transition of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI), an organization with 20 years of experience, to a qualitatively higher level of independence, sustainability, transparency and resilience in accordance with the best global standards for non-governmental organizations and think tanks. Civilsamhällesorganisationen Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering med 14 989 374 SEK för att genomföra sin organisationsstrategi som ska bidra till utveckling och spridning av medborgerliga, politiska och ekonomiska begrepp i en demokratisk stat som bygger på rättsstatsprincipen. ALI:s programmatiska verksamhet drivs av en vision att sprida demokratiska värderingar i det ukrainska samhället, underlätta utvecklingen av en effektiv och välbalanserad offentlig politik i Ukraina, samt att utveckla medborgarnas politiska och juridiska kultur, särskilt politikernas. För att uppnå dessa strategiska mål, arbetar ALI inom de fyra följande inriktningarna: •Good governance – som består av arbete för att reformera det ukrainska parlamentet, reformera den offentliga styrningen och stödja genomförandet av Associeringsavtalet med EU, samt andra sektoriella reformer inom den offentliga sektorn. •Rättvisa och säkerhet – förespråkande av att reformera åklagarmyndigheten och inrikesministeriet, främjande av rättsväsendereformer, samt utveckling av normer inom juridiska och andra specialiserade utbildningsprogram inom universitet och högskolor. •Medborgerlig och politisk kultur, genomförs av Ukrainian School of Political Studies (USPS) i ett projekt för social revision av municipliteter och främjande av innovativa metoder för socialt och politiskt påverkansarbete. •Organisationsutveckling av ALI; utveckling av kommunikationskapaciteten, förbättring av interna policyer och rutiner, utveckling av humankapital och organisationsutveckling. ALI:s strategiska plan för 2020–2022 inkluderar en ny inriktning för kommunikation och utveckling av ALI. Det senare är i linje med ett annat mål, som syftar till att lyfta ALI, en organisation med 20 års erfarenhet, till en kvalitativt högra nivå av oberoende, hållbarhet och motståndskraft i enlighet med de bästa globala standarder för CSOs och tankesmedjor. The intervention’s objective is two-fold. FIrstly, Sweden will support the ALI's mission, vision, and activities in its statutory and strategic areas and, secondly, further strengthen organization’s operational capacity and sustainability.   ALI realizes its mission by promoting democratic values in Ukrainian society, forming an adequate and balanced public policy in Ukraine, and developing citizens' and politicians' political and legal culture.   The project is directly aimed at supporting the vision of the organization in a 3 years’ perspective: Agency for Legislative Initiatives is a prominent think tank making an impact throughout the political process and at all stages of the policy cycle in the interests of Ukraine's citizens and the advancement of democratic values. The main strategic areas of ALI's intervention include but are not restricted to i) good governance (improvement of quality of the decision-making process), ii) justice and security (promoting institution building in the security sector and fair justice), iii) civics and political culture, as well as iv) ALI's institutional capacity. Consequently, the intervention aims at continuing the organizational development journey embarked on by the organization during the preparatory phase (pre-core) when the bulk of priority and key System-Based Audit recommendations have been successfully introduced, as part of the introductory work to align the CSO with Sida core support requirements and eligibility criteria. Implementation of the remainder of recommendations yielded by the follow-up Verification Audit as well as their internalization will significantly strengthen the institutional capacity of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives and will help achieve the mission and goals of the organization more effectively. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The Final Report for the project "Agency for Legislative Initiatives 2021 2023" provides a detailed overview of the results and accomplishments achieved during the reporting period from 01 April 2021 to 31 March 2024. An intervention, financed by Sweden, covered several strategic areas, including good governance, justice and security, civics and political culture, and the institutional capacity of the organization. Below is a comprehensive summary of the key results and accomplishments across these strategic areas: Strategic Area 1: Good Governance Parliamentary Reform and Support During Martial Law - Parliamentary Monitoring: Produced multiple semi-annual parliamentary monitoring reports, capturing legislative activities, draft law processes, committee work, and procedural violations. - Parliamentary Obstruction Study: Conducted a comprehensive study on "Parliamentary Obstruction: International and Domestic Practices," resulting in a detailed report and public dissemination. - Quality Criteria for Draft Laws: Prepared and advocated for criteria to improve draft laws' quality in the Ukrainian Parliament. Public Administration Reform - Support for Public Administration Reform: Provided expertise and recommendations to enhance public administration during martial law and post-war periods. - EU Integration: Supported Ukraine's integration into the European Union by conducting legal impact assessments and ensuring compliance with EU acquis. Public Policy Improvement - Youth Policy: Developed and implemented policies targeting youth, addressing their needs and challenges in the post-war context. - Refugee Return Policy: Designed and discussed policies to facilitate the return of Ukrainian refugees, including comprehensive studies and sociological surveys on refugees' motivations. - Healthcare System Restoration: Contributed to policies aimed at restoring and improving the healthcare system in liberated territories. Strategic Area 2: Justice and Security Prosecutor General's Office Reform - Supported reforms within the Office of the Prosecutor General to enhance efficiency and accountability. Ministry of Internal Affairs Reform - Assisted in the reform of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, focusing on improving operational effectiveness and transparency. Documentation of War Crimes - Engaged in the documentation of war crimes and covered socially significant cases to support justice and accountability processes. Strategic Area 3: Civics and Political Culture Ukrainian School of Political Studies - Enhanced the curriculum and activities of the Ukrainian School of Political Studies, fostering political education and civic engagement. Social Audit Instrument - Introduced and promoted the use of social audit instruments to increase transparency and public accountability. Dissemination of Innovative Knowledge - Promoted innovative knowledge and approaches in humanitarian and socio-political spheres through research, publications, and events. Strategic Area 4: Institutional Capacity of the Organization Communication Capacity - Improved the organization's communication strategies and capacities to better engage stakeholders and disseminate information. NCG Verification Audit Report Recommendations - Implemented recommendations from the Nordic Consulting Groups Verification Audit Report to enhance internal procedures and strategic planning. Staff Professional Development - Invested in professional development programs for staff to build skills and improve performance. Infrastructure and Working Conditions - Developed infrastructure and improved working conditions to support the organization's operations, especially during the challenging periods of martial law and the pandemic. Additional Accomplishments Adaptation to Challenges - Successfully adapted to significant challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the russian federation, by relocating personnel, adopting online work practices, and adjusting project activities. Judicial Impact Study - Conducted a study on judicial influence on reforms, resulting in a policy paper with 19 recommendations and significant media coverage. Refugee Monitoring - Developed methodologies and econometric models to monitor refugee movements, collaborating with the M. V. Ptukha Institute of Demography and Social Research. Advocacy and Public Engagement - Engaged in advocacy and public communication activities to disseminate research findings and promote policy recommendations. This comprehensive summary highlights the multifaceted efforts and achievements of the "Agency for Legislative Initiatives 2021 2023" project, reflecting its impact on good governance, justice, civic education, and institutional development amid significant external challenges. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14512-14512A0101 Sweden Civic organization Agency for Legislative Initiatives has applied to Sida for funding of 14 989 374 SEK to help implement its organizational strategy which contributes to development and promotion of the civic, political and economic concepts of the democratic state that is based on the rule of law. Its programmatic activities are underpinned by its mission envisaging the establishment of democratic values in the Ukrainian society, facilitate the development of effective and well-balanced public policies in Ukraine and to develop political and legal culture of citizens, particularly that of politicians. Consequently, ALI pursues its strategic objectives by working in four key directions: Good Governance that consists of working to reform of the Ukrainian Parliament, reforming public governance, and support of the implementation of the Association Agreement with the European Union and a few other sectoral reforms in the Ukrainian public sector; • Justice and Security; the advocacy to reform of the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, promoting judiciary reform as well as facilitation of the development of education standards in law degrees and other specializations; • Civic and Political Culture that is implemented through the Ukraine School of Political Studies (USPS) and the projects on social audits of the municipalities, as well as promoting innovative approaches and practices in social and political spheres; • Organizational Development of ALI itself that consists of boosting the communication capacities, improving internal policies and procedures and human capital development, as well as the other organizational development efforts. The latter is in line with a second objective which aims to facilitate the transition of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI), an organization with 20 years of experience, to a qualitatively higher level of independence, sustainability, transparency and resilience in accordance with the best global standards for non-governmental organizations and think tanks. Civilsamhällesorganisationen Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering med 14 989 374 SEK för att genomföra sin organisationsstrategi som ska bidra till utveckling och spridning av medborgerliga, politiska och ekonomiska begrepp i en demokratisk stat som bygger på rättsstatsprincipen. ALI:s programmatiska verksamhet drivs av en vision att sprida demokratiska värderingar i det ukrainska samhället, underlätta utvecklingen av en effektiv och välbalanserad offentlig politik i Ukraina, samt att utveckla medborgarnas politiska och juridiska kultur, särskilt politikernas. För att uppnå dessa strategiska mål, arbetar ALI inom de fyra följande inriktningarna: •Good governance – som består av arbete för att reformera det ukrainska parlamentet, reformera den offentliga styrningen och stödja genomförandet av Associeringsavtalet med EU, samt andra sektoriella reformer inom den offentliga sektorn. •Rättvisa och säkerhet – förespråkande av att reformera åklagarmyndigheten och inrikesministeriet, främjande av rättsväsendereformer, samt utveckling av normer inom juridiska och andra specialiserade utbildningsprogram inom universitet och högskolor. •Medborgerlig och politisk kultur, genomförs av Ukrainian School of Political Studies (USPS) i ett projekt för social revision av municipliteter och främjande av innovativa metoder för socialt och politiskt påverkansarbete. •Organisationsutveckling av ALI; utveckling av kommunikationskapaciteten, förbättring av interna policyer och rutiner, utveckling av humankapital och organisationsutveckling. ALI:s strategiska plan för 2020–2022 inkluderar en ny inriktning för kommunikation och utveckling av ALI. Det senare är i linje med ett annat mål, som syftar till att lyfta ALI, en organisation med 20 års erfarenhet, till en kvalitativt högra nivå av oberoende, hållbarhet och motståndskraft i enlighet med de bästa globala standarder för CSOs och tankesmedjor. The intervention’s objective is two-fold. FIrstly, Sweden will support the ALI's mission, vision, and activities in its statutory and strategic areas and, secondly, further strengthen organization’s operational capacity and sustainability.   ALI realizes its mission by promoting democratic values in Ukrainian society, forming an adequate and balanced public policy in Ukraine, and developing citizens' and politicians' political and legal culture.   The project is directly aimed at supporting the vision of the organization in a 3 years’ perspective: Agency for Legislative Initiatives is a prominent think tank making an impact throughout the political process and at all stages of the policy cycle in the interests of Ukraine's citizens and the advancement of democratic values. The main strategic areas of ALI's intervention include but are not restricted to i) good governance (improvement of quality of the decision-making process), ii) justice and security (promoting institution building in the security sector and fair justice), iii) civics and political culture, as well as iv) ALI's institutional capacity. Consequently, the intervention aims at continuing the organizational development journey embarked on by the organization during the preparatory phase (pre-core) when the bulk of priority and key System-Based Audit recommendations have been successfully introduced, as part of the introductory work to align the CSO with Sida core support requirements and eligibility criteria. Implementation of the remainder of recommendations yielded by the follow-up Verification Audit as well as their internalization will significantly strengthen the institutional capacity of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives and will help achieve the mission and goals of the organization more effectively. Sweden Agency for Legislative Initiatives Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agency for Legislative Initiatives 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5191756 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5191756 0 0 0 5191756 Agency for Legislative Initiatives 5191756 Agency for Legislative Initiatives Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14512-14512A0102 Sweden Civic organization Agency for Legislative Initiatives has applied to Sida for funding of 14 989 374 SEK to help implement its organizational strategy which contributes to development and promotion of the civic, political and economic concepts of the democratic state that is based on the rule of law. Its programmatic activities are underpinned by its mission envisaging the establishment of democratic values in the Ukrainian society, facilitate the development of effective and well-balanced public policies in Ukraine and to develop political and legal culture of citizens, particularly that of politicians. Consequently, ALI pursues its strategic objectives by working in four key directions: Good Governance that consists of working to reform of the Ukrainian Parliament, reforming public governance, and support of the implementation of the Association Agreement with the European Union and a few other sectoral reforms in the Ukrainian public sector; • Justice and Security; the advocacy to reform of the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, promoting judiciary reform as well as facilitation of the development of education standards in law degrees and other specializations; • Civic and Political Culture that is implemented through the Ukraine School of Political Studies (USPS) and the projects on social audits of the municipalities, as well as promoting innovative approaches and practices in social and political spheres; • Organizational Development of ALI itself that consists of boosting the communication capacities, improving internal policies and procedures and human capital development, as well as the other organizational development efforts. The latter is in line with a second objective which aims to facilitate the transition of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI), an organization with 20 years of experience, to a qualitatively higher level of independence, sustainability, transparency and resilience in accordance with the best global standards for non-governmental organizations and think tanks. Civilsamhällesorganisationen Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering med 14 989 374 SEK för att genomföra sin organisationsstrategi som ska bidra till utveckling och spridning av medborgerliga, politiska och ekonomiska begrepp i en demokratisk stat som bygger på rättsstatsprincipen. ALI:s programmatiska verksamhet drivs av en vision att sprida demokratiska värderingar i det ukrainska samhället, underlätta utvecklingen av en effektiv och välbalanserad offentlig politik i Ukraina, samt att utveckla medborgarnas politiska och juridiska kultur, särskilt politikernas. För att uppnå dessa strategiska mål, arbetar ALI inom de fyra följande inriktningarna: •Good governance – som består av arbete för att reformera det ukrainska parlamentet, reformera den offentliga styrningen och stödja genomförandet av Associeringsavtalet med EU, samt andra sektoriella reformer inom den offentliga sektorn. •Rättvisa och säkerhet – förespråkande av att reformera åklagarmyndigheten och inrikesministeriet, främjande av rättsväsendereformer, samt utveckling av normer inom juridiska och andra specialiserade utbildningsprogram inom universitet och högskolor. •Medborgerlig och politisk kultur, genomförs av Ukrainian School of Political Studies (USPS) i ett projekt för social revision av municipliteter och främjande av innovativa metoder för socialt och politiskt påverkansarbete. •Organisationsutveckling av ALI; utveckling av kommunikationskapaciteten, förbättring av interna policyer och rutiner, utveckling av humankapital och organisationsutveckling. ALI:s strategiska plan för 2020–2022 inkluderar en ny inriktning för kommunikation och utveckling av ALI. Det senare är i linje med ett annat mål, som syftar till att lyfta ALI, en organisation med 20 års erfarenhet, till en kvalitativt högra nivå av oberoende, hållbarhet och motståndskraft i enlighet med de bästa globala standarder för CSOs och tankesmedjor. The intervention’s objective is two-fold. FIrstly, Sweden will support the ALI's mission, vision, and activities in its statutory and strategic areas and, secondly, further strengthen organization’s operational capacity and sustainability.   ALI realizes its mission by promoting democratic values in Ukrainian society, forming an adequate and balanced public policy in Ukraine, and developing citizens' and politicians' political and legal culture.   The project is directly aimed at supporting the vision of the organization in a 3 years’ perspective: Agency for Legislative Initiatives is a prominent think tank making an impact throughout the political process and at all stages of the policy cycle in the interests of Ukraine's citizens and the advancement of democratic values. The main strategic areas of ALI's intervention include but are not restricted to i) good governance (improvement of quality of the decision-making process), ii) justice and security (promoting institution building in the security sector and fair justice), iii) civics and political culture, as well as iv) ALI's institutional capacity. Consequently, the intervention aims at continuing the organizational development journey embarked on by the organization during the preparatory phase (pre-core) when the bulk of priority and key System-Based Audit recommendations have been successfully introduced, as part of the introductory work to align the CSO with Sida core support requirements and eligibility criteria. Implementation of the remainder of recommendations yielded by the follow-up Verification Audit as well as their internalization will significantly strengthen the institutional capacity of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives and will help achieve the mission and goals of the organization more effectively. Sweden Agency for Legislative Initiatives Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agency for Legislative Initiatives 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7416173 0 0 1843832 3382102 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2190239 7416173 Agency for Legislative Initiatives 1843832 Agency for Legislative Initiatives 3382102 Agency for Legislative Initiatives 2190239 Agency for Legislative Initiatives 4571684 Agency for Legislative Initiatives -4571684 Agency for Legislative Initiatives Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14512-14512A0103 Sweden Civic organization Agency for Legislative Initiatives has applied to Sida for funding of 14 989 374 SEK to help implement its organizational strategy which contributes to development and promotion of the civic, political and economic concepts of the democratic state that is based on the rule of law. Its programmatic activities are underpinned by its mission envisaging the establishment of democratic values in the Ukrainian society, facilitate the development of effective and well-balanced public policies in Ukraine and to develop political and legal culture of citizens, particularly that of politicians. Consequently, ALI pursues its strategic objectives by working in four key directions: Good Governance that consists of working to reform of the Ukrainian Parliament, reforming public governance, and support of the implementation of the Association Agreement with the European Union and a few other sectoral reforms in the Ukrainian public sector; • Justice and Security; the advocacy to reform of the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, promoting judiciary reform as well as facilitation of the development of education standards in law degrees and other specializations; • Civic and Political Culture that is implemented through the Ukraine School of Political Studies (USPS) and the projects on social audits of the municipalities, as well as promoting innovative approaches and practices in social and political spheres; • Organizational Development of ALI itself that consists of boosting the communication capacities, improving internal policies and procedures and human capital development, as well as the other organizational development efforts. The latter is in line with a second objective which aims to facilitate the transition of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI), an organization with 20 years of experience, to a qualitatively higher level of independence, sustainability, transparency and resilience in accordance with the best global standards for non-governmental organizations and think tanks. Civilsamhällesorganisationen Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering med 14 989 374 SEK för att genomföra sin organisationsstrategi som ska bidra till utveckling och spridning av medborgerliga, politiska och ekonomiska begrepp i en demokratisk stat som bygger på rättsstatsprincipen. ALI:s programmatiska verksamhet drivs av en vision att sprida demokratiska värderingar i det ukrainska samhället, underlätta utvecklingen av en effektiv och välbalanserad offentlig politik i Ukraina, samt att utveckla medborgarnas politiska och juridiska kultur, särskilt politikernas. För att uppnå dessa strategiska mål, arbetar ALI inom de fyra följande inriktningarna: •Good governance – som består av arbete för att reformera det ukrainska parlamentet, reformera den offentliga styrningen och stödja genomförandet av Associeringsavtalet med EU, samt andra sektoriella reformer inom den offentliga sektorn. •Rättvisa och säkerhet – förespråkande av att reformera åklagarmyndigheten och inrikesministeriet, främjande av rättsväsendereformer, samt utveckling av normer inom juridiska och andra specialiserade utbildningsprogram inom universitet och högskolor. •Medborgerlig och politisk kultur, genomförs av Ukrainian School of Political Studies (USPS) i ett projekt för social revision av municipliteter och främjande av innovativa metoder för socialt och politiskt påverkansarbete. •Organisationsutveckling av ALI; utveckling av kommunikationskapaciteten, förbättring av interna policyer och rutiner, utveckling av humankapital och organisationsutveckling. ALI:s strategiska plan för 2020–2022 inkluderar en ny inriktning för kommunikation och utveckling av ALI. Det senare är i linje med ett annat mål, som syftar till att lyfta ALI, en organisation med 20 års erfarenhet, till en kvalitativt högra nivå av oberoende, hållbarhet och motståndskraft i enlighet med de bästa globala standarder för CSOs och tankesmedjor. The intervention’s objective is two-fold. FIrstly, Sweden will support the ALI's mission, vision, and activities in its statutory and strategic areas and, secondly, further strengthen organization’s operational capacity and sustainability.   ALI realizes its mission by promoting democratic values in Ukrainian society, forming an adequate and balanced public policy in Ukraine, and developing citizens' and politicians' political and legal culture.   The project is directly aimed at supporting the vision of the organization in a 3 years’ perspective: Agency for Legislative Initiatives is a prominent think tank making an impact throughout the political process and at all stages of the policy cycle in the interests of Ukraine's citizens and the advancement of democratic values. The main strategic areas of ALI's intervention include but are not restricted to i) good governance (improvement of quality of the decision-making process), ii) justice and security (promoting institution building in the security sector and fair justice), iii) civics and political culture, as well as iv) ALI's institutional capacity. Consequently, the intervention aims at continuing the organizational development journey embarked on by the organization during the preparatory phase (pre-core) when the bulk of priority and key System-Based Audit recommendations have been successfully introduced, as part of the introductory work to align the CSO with Sida core support requirements and eligibility criteria. Implementation of the remainder of recommendations yielded by the follow-up Verification Audit as well as their internalization will significantly strengthen the institutional capacity of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives and will help achieve the mission and goals of the organization more effectively. Sweden Agency for Legislative Initiatives Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agency for Legislative Initiatives 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4571684 4571684 4571684 Agency for Legislative Initiatives 4571684 Agency for Legislative Initiatives Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14586 Sweden The contribution will support Phase 2 of 2gether4SRHR, which is a regional UN program implemented since 2018 by UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF and WHO in Eastern and Southern Africa with the aim of strengthening sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) by more effectively leverage the comparative strengths and technical expertise of the four participating UN agencies through a coordinated regional approach. The program's first phase 2018-2023 has been financed by Sida with a total of SEK 568.7 million. The second phase of the program (2023-2027) builds on the results and lessons learned from the first phase and the external evaluation of the program (2022) with the aim of accelerating the achievement of the SRHR-related global goals for sustainable development in Eastern and Southern Africa with a focus on four expected overall results: 1. The legal, political and financial environment has been strengthened to enable access to SRHR services and realize SRHR for all with a particular focus on women, youth, key populations and people in crisis situations 2. Increased access to and utilization of high-quality, person-centered integrated SRHR services 3. Social norms, gender norms and behavioral drivers that promote the realization of SRHR for all 4. Resilient health systems and communities that can ensure the continuity of SRHR services in crisis situations. 2gether4SRHR has a clear regional approach with flexible forms of support (financing mechanisms and implementation methods) to be able to support strategic SRHR efforts in all 23 countries in eastern and southern Africa. The contribution has the following policy markers: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Democracy and Human Rights and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). Insatsen avser stöd till Fas 2 av 2gether 4 SRHR som är ett regionalt FN-program som sedan 2018 genomförs av UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF och WHO i östra och södra Afrika i syfte att stärka sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) genom att mer effektivt utnyttja de fyra deltagande FN-organens komparativa styrkor och tekniska expertis genom en koordinerad regional ansats. Programmets första fas 2018-2023 har finansierats av Sida med sammanlagt 568,7 MSEK. Programmets andra fas (2023-2027) bygger på resultat och lärdomar från den första fasen samt den externa utvärderingen av programmet (2022) med målet att påskynda uppnåendet av de SRHR-relaterade globala målen för hållbar utveckling i östra och södra Afrika med fokus på fyra förväntade övergripande resultat: 1.Den juridiska, politiska och finansiella miljön har stärkts för att möjliggöra tillgång till SRHR tjänster och förverkliga SRHR för alla med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar, key populations och människor i krissituationer. 2.Ökad tillgång till och utnyttjande av högkvalitativa, individcentrerade integrerade SRHR-tjänster. 3.Sociala normer, könsnormer och drivkrafter för beteenden som främjar förverkligandet av SRHR för alla. 4.Motståndskraftiga hälso- och sjukvårdssystem och samhällen som kan säkerställa kontinuiteten i SRHR-tjänster i krissituation. 2gether4SRHR har en tydlig regional ansats med flexibla stödformer (finansieringsmekanismer och genomförandemetoder) för att kunna stödja strategiska SRHR-insatser i samtliga 23 länder i östra och södra Afrika. Insatsen har följande policymarkörer: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Democracy and Human Rights och Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). The overall goal of the Programme is to contribute towards the attainment of the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) related targets of SDGs 3 (good health and wellbeing) and 5 (gender equality) through four programme outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal, policy and financial environment strengthened to enable beneficiaries to access services and realise their SRHR rights Output 1.1 - Political, legal and policy barriers reduced Output 1.2 - Domestic, bilateral and multilateral investment in SRHR increased Outcome 2. Increased access to and utilisation of quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services Output 2.1 - Regional and national capacity to provide equitable access to quality integrated SRHR increased Output 2.2 Quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services scaled up Output 2.3 - High quality SRHR data and strategic information produced and used to inform the development of SRHR policies, funding and programme implementation Outcome 3: Gender and social norms and behavioral drivers addressed for the realisation of SRHR for all Output 3.1 - Evidence on key gender norms, social norms, attitudes and values influencing SRHR outcomes used to enhance the development of SRHR policies, funding and programme implementation Output 3.2 Networks of regional adolescent & youth, key populations, and influential stakeholders, including religious and traditional leaders, engaged and empowered to promote positive gender and social norms in ESA Outcome 4: Resilient health systems and communities are enabled to ensure the continuity of SRHR Services during crises Output 4.1 - Policy and legal environment enabled to address SRHR during humanitarian crisis and emergency situations Output 4.2 - Resilience of health systems strengthened to provide the minimum integrated SRHR service package (MISP) in times of crisis Output 4.3 - Evidence base for humanitarian and emergency response strengthened Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Eastern Africa, regional Southern Africa, regional Reproductive health care Health policy and administrative management STD control including HIV/AIDS Ending violence against women and girls Basic Health Care Services in Emergencies Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Health, General Government & Civil Society-general Emergency Response Some of the results in 2025 include: Outcome 1: Legal, policy and financial environment strengthened to enable beneficiaries to access SRHR services and realise their SRHR rights At the regional level, the program supported 7 regional frameworks and accountability instruments, strengthening regional harmonisation, policy coherence and normative guidance for the delivery of SRHR services. Key achievements that the program provided technical assistance to include the unanimous adoption of the SADC Key Populations HIV and SRHR Strategy, the update of SADC Minimum Standards for SRHR within Universal Health Coverage, the MidTerm Review of the SADC SRHR Strategy (20192030), and the finalization of the SADC Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting and Learning Plan for the SADC SRHR Scorecard. The program also strengthened the integration of SRHR within universal health coverage and national health financing frameworks. A regional assessment of Essential Packages of Health Services across 13 countries identified gaps in SRHR inclusion and generated evidence based recommendations to support governments in expanding coverage of services. Furthermore, the program gave support to SRHRUniversal Health Covergae sustainability roadmaps in Uganda, Tanzania, Lesotho, Namibia, and Zimbabwe in order to advance financing reforms by embedding SRHR priorities within HIV transition planning, domestic resource mobilisation strategies, and integrated service delivery models. The program introduced the Resource Allocation and Financial Tracking methodology, which improved countries' fiscal space analysis and strengthened the credibility of financing discussions with ministries of fifinance. Notable progress included Tanzanias introduction of a new HIV levy to safeguard integrated HIV and SRHR services, and Ugandas development of a costed roadmap demonstrating strong return on investment for sustained SRHR programming. Outcome 2: Increased access to and utilisation of quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services Strategic investments expanded Comprehensive Abortion Care programming and health systems integration. The continued collaboration with the UNFPA Supplies Partnership and Health Systems Strengthening funding stream ensured that Sweden's investment for unintended pregnancy and comprehensive abortion care programming in 2025 were complemented, thereby expanding access and policy interventions across 15 countries with a total joint investment of $830,866 comprising $550,000 from the UNFPA Supplies Partnership/HSS funding stream (10 Supplies countries) and $280,866 from 2gether 4 SRHR catalytic thematic funding (3 Non Supplies countries). Innovative digital and service delivery models expanded access to integrated SRHR services, particularly in underserved communities. Namibia scaled-up mobile outreach services, reaching over 6,600 individuals with integrated SRHR, HIV, and GBV services, while Rwanda expanded access to comprehensive abortion care through a telehealth platform operating across 90 health centres. Botswana introduced virtual reality training and digital clinical decision support tools to strengthen healthcare worker competency and service quality. Outcome 3: Gender and social norms, and behavioural drivers addressed Youth-led networks significantly expanded their influence, with more than 250 young advocates engaging in high-level policy forums and securing institutionalised representation. The UNITED! Movement strengthened coordinated regional advocacy through its flagship campaign, expanded digital reach, and grew to over 700 members, while extensive capacity-building efforts equipped over 400 youth leaders and dozens of youth-led organizations with stronger governance, advocacy, and accountability skills. Digital platforms supported by the program demonstrated substantial reach, including tens of thousands of users engaged through edutainment and online campaigns. At these platforms, the program reinforced the importance of linking awareness to structured referral systems to ensure behavioural impact. Outcome 4: Ensuring resilient health systems and communities for continuous SRHR services during crises Fifteen countries integrated SRH in Emergencies and Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) standards into their national disaster preparedness plans. In addition, 17 countries incorporated SRHR commitments into their Nationally Determined Contributions or National Adaptation Plans, marking a substantial structural shift linking SRHR to climate resilience. The operationalisation of the program's standard operating procedures for the regional emergency fund enabled rapid disbursement to support refugee contexts. The surge capacity was strengthened through expansion of the SADC Humanitarian Response Centre to have a larger pool of humanitarian responders. This also included certification of additional regional MISP trainers, prepositioning of emergency supplies and commodities, and training of frontline workers and community agents. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14586-14586A0101 Sweden The contribution will support Phase 2 of 2gether4SRHR, which is a regional UN program implemented since 2018 by UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF and WHO in Eastern and Southern Africa with the aim of strengthening sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) by more effectively leverage the comparative strengths and technical expertise of the four participating UN agencies through a coordinated regional approach. The program's first phase 2018-2023 has been financed by Sida with a total of SEK 568.7 million. The second phase of the program (2023-2027) builds on the results and lessons learned from the first phase and the external evaluation of the program (2022) with the aim of accelerating the achievement of the SRHR-related global goals for sustainable development in Eastern and Southern Africa with a focus on four expected overall results: 1. The legal, political and financial environment has been strengthened to enable access to SRHR services and realize SRHR for all with a particular focus on women, youth, key populations and people in crisis situations 2. Increased access to and utilization of high-quality, person-centered integrated SRHR services 3. Social norms, gender norms and behavioral drivers that promote the realization of SRHR for all 4. Resilient health systems and communities that can ensure the continuity of SRHR services in crisis situations. 2gether4SRHR has a clear regional approach with flexible forms of support (financing mechanisms and implementation methods) to be able to support strategic SRHR efforts in all 23 countries in eastern and southern Africa. The contribution has the following policy markers: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Democracy and Human Rights and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). Insatsen avser stöd till Fas 2 av 2gether 4 SRHR som är ett regionalt FN-program som sedan 2018 genomförs av UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF och WHO i östra och södra Afrika i syfte att stärka sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) genom att mer effektivt utnyttja de fyra deltagande FN-organens komparativa styrkor och tekniska expertis genom en koordinerad regional ansats. Programmets första fas 2018-2023 har finansierats av Sida med sammanlagt 568,7 MSEK. Programmets andra fas (2023-2027) bygger på resultat och lärdomar från den första fasen samt den externa utvärderingen av programmet (2022) med målet att påskynda uppnåendet av de SRHR-relaterade globala målen för hållbar utveckling i östra och södra Afrika med fokus på fyra förväntade övergripande resultat: 1.Den juridiska, politiska och finansiella miljön har stärkts för att möjliggöra tillgång till SRHR tjänster och förverkliga SRHR för alla med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar, key populations och människor i krissituationer. 2.Ökad tillgång till och utnyttjande av högkvalitativa, individcentrerade integrerade SRHR-tjänster. 3.Sociala normer, könsnormer och drivkrafter för beteenden som främjar förverkligandet av SRHR för alla. 4.Motståndskraftiga hälso- och sjukvårdssystem och samhällen som kan säkerställa kontinuiteten i SRHR-tjänster i krissituation. 2gether4SRHR har en tydlig regional ansats med flexibla stödformer (finansieringsmekanismer och genomförandemetoder) för att kunna stödja strategiska SRHR-insatser i samtliga 23 länder i östra och södra Afrika. Insatsen har följande policymarkörer: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Democracy and Human Rights och Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). The overall goal of the Programme is to contribute towards the attainment of the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) related targets of SDGs 3 (good health and wellbeing) and 5 (gender equality) through four programme outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal, policy and financial environment strengthened to enable beneficiaries to access services and realise their SRHR rights Output 1.1 - Political, legal and policy barriers reduced Output 1.2 - Domestic, bilateral and multilateral investment in SRHR increased Outcome 2. Increased access to and utilisation of quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services Output 2.1 - Regional and national capacity to provide equitable access to quality integrated SRHR increased Output 2.2 Quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services scaled up Output 2.3 - High quality SRHR data and strategic information produced and used to inform the development of SRHR policies, funding and programme implementation Outcome 3: Gender and social norms and behavioral drivers addressed for the realisation of SRHR for all Output 3.1 - Evidence on key gender norms, social norms, attitudes and values influencing SRHR outcomes used to enhance the development of SRHR policies, funding and programme implementation Output 3.2 Networks of regional adolescent & youth, key populations, and influential stakeholders, including religious and traditional leaders, engaged and empowered to promote positive gender and social norms in ESA Outcome 4: Resilient health systems and communities are enabled to ensure the continuity of SRHR Services during crises Output 4.1 - Policy and legal environment enabled to address SRHR during humanitarian crisis and emergency situations Output 4.2 - Resilience of health systems strengthened to provide the minimum integrated SRHR service package (MISP) in times of crisis Output 4.3 - Evidence base for humanitarian and emergency response strengthened Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 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The program's first phase 2018-2023 has been financed by Sida with a total of SEK 568.7 million. The second phase of the program (2023-2027) builds on the results and lessons learned from the first phase and the external evaluation of the program (2022) with the aim of accelerating the achievement of the SRHR-related global goals for sustainable development in Eastern and Southern Africa with a focus on four expected overall results: 1. The legal, political and financial environment has been strengthened to enable access to SRHR services and realize SRHR for all with a particular focus on women, youth, key populations and people in crisis situations 2. Increased access to and utilization of high-quality, person-centered integrated SRHR services 3. Social norms, gender norms and behavioral drivers that promote the realization of SRHR for all 4. Resilient health systems and communities that can ensure the continuity of SRHR services in crisis situations. 2gether4SRHR has a clear regional approach with flexible forms of support (financing mechanisms and implementation methods) to be able to support strategic SRHR efforts in all 23 countries in eastern and southern Africa. The contribution has the following policy markers: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Democracy and Human Rights and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). Insatsen avser stöd till Fas 2 av 2gether 4 SRHR som är ett regionalt FN-program som sedan 2018 genomförs av UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF och WHO i östra och södra Afrika i syfte att stärka sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) genom att mer effektivt utnyttja de fyra deltagande FN-organens komparativa styrkor och tekniska expertis genom en koordinerad regional ansats. Programmets första fas 2018-2023 har finansierats av Sida med sammanlagt 568,7 MSEK. Programmets andra fas (2023-2027) bygger på resultat och lärdomar från den första fasen samt den externa utvärderingen av programmet (2022) med målet att påskynda uppnåendet av de SRHR-relaterade globala målen för hållbar utveckling i östra och södra Afrika med fokus på fyra förväntade övergripande resultat: 1.Den juridiska, politiska och finansiella miljön har stärkts för att möjliggöra tillgång till SRHR tjänster och förverkliga SRHR för alla med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar, key populations och människor i krissituationer. 2.Ökad tillgång till och utnyttjande av högkvalitativa, individcentrerade integrerade SRHR-tjänster. 3.Sociala normer, könsnormer och drivkrafter för beteenden som främjar förverkligandet av SRHR för alla. 4.Motståndskraftiga hälso- och sjukvårdssystem och samhällen som kan säkerställa kontinuiteten i SRHR-tjänster i krissituation. 2gether4SRHR har en tydlig regional ansats med flexibla stödformer (finansieringsmekanismer och genomförandemetoder) för att kunna stödja strategiska SRHR-insatser i samtliga 23 länder i östra och södra Afrika. Insatsen har följande policymarkörer: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Democracy and Human Rights och Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). The overall goal of the Programme is to contribute towards the attainment of the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) related targets of SDGs 3 (good health and wellbeing) and 5 (gender equality) through four programme outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal, policy and financial environment strengthened to enable beneficiaries to access services and realise their SRHR rights Output 1.1 - Political, legal and policy barriers reduced Output 1.2 - Domestic, bilateral and multilateral investment in SRHR increased Outcome 2. Increased access to and utilisation of quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services Output 2.1 - Regional and national capacity to provide equitable access to quality integrated SRHR increased Output 2.2 Quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services scaled up Output 2.3 - High quality SRHR data and strategic information produced and used to inform the development of SRHR policies, funding and programme implementation Outcome 3: Gender and social norms and behavioral drivers addressed for the realisation of SRHR for all Output 3.1 - Evidence on key gender norms, social norms, attitudes and values influencing SRHR outcomes used to enhance the development of SRHR policies, funding and programme implementation Output 3.2 Networks of regional adolescent & youth, key populations, and influential stakeholders, including religious and traditional leaders, engaged and empowered to promote positive gender and social norms in ESA Outcome 4: Resilient health systems and communities are enabled to ensure the continuity of SRHR Services during crises Output 4.1 - Policy and legal environment enabled to address SRHR during humanitarian crisis and emergency situations Output 4.2 - Resilience of health systems strengthened to provide the minimum integrated SRHR service package (MISP) in times of crisis Output 4.3 - Evidence base for humanitarian and emergency response strengthened Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12300000 16500000 11000000 2700000 3000000 0 5500000 0 0 0 6800000 0 0 0 0 3000000 11000000 0 0 3000000 0 0 2700000 5500000 0 11000000 0 22750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 22750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3400000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3400000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2750000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Regional SRHR 2022-2026 Regionalt SRHR 2022-2026 Increased respect for and enjoyment of SRHR for all Ökad respekt för och åtnjutande av SRHR för alla Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Social norms that promote SRHR Sociala normer som främjar SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened conditions for increased accountability Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat ansvarsutkrävande för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased access to rights based interventions for SRHR Ökad tillgång till rättighetsbaserade insatser för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14586-14586A0102 Sweden The contribution will support Phase 2 of 2gether4SRHR, which is a regional UN program implemented since 2018 by UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF and WHO in Eastern and Southern Africa with the aim of strengthening sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) by more effectively leverage the comparative strengths and technical expertise of the four participating UN agencies through a coordinated regional approach. The program's first phase 2018-2023 has been financed by Sida with a total of SEK 568.7 million. The second phase of the program (2023-2027) builds on the results and lessons learned from the first phase and the external evaluation of the program (2022) with the aim of accelerating the achievement of the SRHR-related global goals for sustainable development in Eastern and Southern Africa with a focus on four expected overall results: 1. The legal, political and financial environment has been strengthened to enable access to SRHR services and realize SRHR for all with a particular focus on women, youth, key populations and people in crisis situations 2. Increased access to and utilization of high-quality, person-centered integrated SRHR services 3. Social norms, gender norms and behavioral drivers that promote the realization of SRHR for all 4. Resilient health systems and communities that can ensure the continuity of SRHR services in crisis situations. 2gether4SRHR has a clear regional approach with flexible forms of support (financing mechanisms and implementation methods) to be able to support strategic SRHR efforts in all 23 countries in eastern and southern Africa. The contribution has the following policy markers: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Democracy and Human Rights and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). Insatsen avser stöd till Fas 2 av 2gether 4 SRHR som är ett regionalt FN-program som sedan 2018 genomförs av UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF och WHO i östra och södra Afrika i syfte att stärka sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) genom att mer effektivt utnyttja de fyra deltagande FN-organens komparativa styrkor och tekniska expertis genom en koordinerad regional ansats. Programmets första fas 2018-2023 har finansierats av Sida med sammanlagt 568,7 MSEK. Programmets andra fas (2023-2027) bygger på resultat och lärdomar från den första fasen samt den externa utvärderingen av programmet (2022) med målet att påskynda uppnåendet av de SRHR-relaterade globala målen för hållbar utveckling i östra och södra Afrika med fokus på fyra förväntade övergripande resultat: 1.Den juridiska, politiska och finansiella miljön har stärkts för att möjliggöra tillgång till SRHR tjänster och förverkliga SRHR för alla med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar, key populations och människor i krissituationer. 2.Ökad tillgång till och utnyttjande av högkvalitativa, individcentrerade integrerade SRHR-tjänster. 3.Sociala normer, könsnormer och drivkrafter för beteenden som främjar förverkligandet av SRHR för alla. 4.Motståndskraftiga hälso- och sjukvårdssystem och samhällen som kan säkerställa kontinuiteten i SRHR-tjänster i krissituation. 2gether4SRHR har en tydlig regional ansats med flexibla stödformer (finansieringsmekanismer och genomförandemetoder) för att kunna stödja strategiska SRHR-insatser i samtliga 23 länder i östra och södra Afrika. Insatsen har följande policymarkörer: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Democracy and Human Rights och Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). The overall goal of the Programme is to contribute towards the attainment of the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) related targets of SDGs 3 (good health and wellbeing) and 5 (gender equality) through four programme outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal, policy and financial environment strengthened to enable beneficiaries to access services and realise their SRHR rights Output 1.1 - Political, legal and policy barriers reduced Output 1.2 - Domestic, bilateral and multilateral investment in SRHR increased Outcome 2. Increased access to and utilisation of quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services Output 2.1 - Regional and national capacity to provide equitable access to quality integrated SRHR increased Output 2.2 Quality, people-centred integrated SRHR services scaled up Output 2.3 - High quality SRHR data and strategic information produced and used to inform the development of SRHR policies, funding and programme implementation Outcome 3: Gender and social norms and behavioral drivers addressed for the realisation of SRHR for all Output 3.1 - Evidence on key gender norms, social norms, attitudes and values influencing SRHR outcomes used to enhance the development of SRHR policies, funding and programme implementation Output 3.2 Networks of regional adolescent & youth, key populations, and influential stakeholders, including religious and traditional leaders, engaged and empowered to promote positive gender and social norms in ESA Outcome 4: Resilient health systems and communities are enabled to ensure the continuity of SRHR Services during crises Output 4.1 - Policy and legal environment enabled to address SRHR during humanitarian crisis and emergency situations Output 4.2 - Resilience of health systems strengthened to provide the minimum integrated SRHR service package (MISP) in times of crisis Output 4.3 - Evidence base for humanitarian and emergency response strengthened Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 10000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Regional SRHR 2022-2026 Regionalt SRHR 2022-2026 Increased respect for and enjoyment of SRHR for all Ökad respekt för och åtnjutande av SRHR för alla Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Social norms that promote SRHR Sociala normer som främjar SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased access to rights based interventions for SRHR Ökad tillgång till rättighetsbaserade insatser för SRHR Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14715 Sweden DokuFest has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 4 280 000 to carry out the "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS" project in Kosovo during the period June 2021-June 2024. The project will contribute to several impact level outcomes. First, a sustainable organization with clear festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan is aimed. Second, fundraising and marketing strategy for public and private funding, as well as the revenue generating models for organisation sustainability. Third, the project will support development of a clear communication strategy for cultural diplomacy to promote Prizren as a cultural destination. Fourth, collaborative programs with Swedish counterparts with clear terms of references in relation to transfer of knowledge, cultural program exchange, cultural diplomacy through diaspora in Sweden, prioritized joint projects with Swedish partners. SEK 300 000 are allocated for the Review of Internal Control during 2022.   Doku Fest har sökt finansiering från Sida om 4 280 000 kronor för att genomföra projektet "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS " i Kosovo under perioden juni 2021-juni 2024. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera olika resultat. För det första ska en hållbar organisation med tydlig struktur och ledning samt en 10-årig strategisk plan etableras. För det andra ska en insamlings- och marknadsföringsstrategi för offentlig och privat finansiering samt intäktsgenerering för att uppnå finansiell hållbarhet etableras. För det tredje kommer insatsen att stödja utvecklingen av en tydlig kommunikationsstrategi för att främja Prizren som ett kulturresmål. För det fjärde etableras samarbeten med liknande svenska kulturevenemang med fokus på kunskapsöverföring, kulturprogramutbyte och kulturdiplomati genom kosovansk diaspora i Sverige. 300 000 kronor ska användas för bedömning av intern styrning och kontroll. Two strategic objectives drive the project forward:  1) structural development of the capacities of the organization to gradually configure the scope of its strategic program with a clear Mission and Vision for the future, reflected in a comprehensive long-term organizational strategy by end of 2022 and to evaluate & assess of the short-term outcomes by end 2023. 2) Furthering response to the challenges of contemporary society, such as, erosion of democratic institutions and lack of dialogue and inclusion, by merging arts and culture with wider relevant social issues and by employing innovative, inclusive, emancipatory and democratic models of organization, program collaboration and governance accessible to all segments of society. Through a series activities, the following results will be achieved throughout the project: 1) A sustainable Organization with clear Festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan set forward for implementation by 2023; 2) Digitalization of the processes (Cinema and film library) 3) Accredited educational program modules at Ministry of Education & Science and The Kosovo Accreditation Agency 4) Thematic film programs in the Festival and Cinema for children and youth with specific focus on democracy and human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination, climate change and media literacy; 5) International cooperation training program for youth skill development and nonfiction storytelling implemented in Kosovo and extended to the region; 6) Grant scheme to support local talent of storytellers and producers for production and distribution of local stories to international festivals. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Culture Other Social Infrastructure & Services The achievements of DokuFest over the past year highlight a progress in both its strategic direction and community impact. DokuFest Festival through the years, with its return to a full in-person format, showcased a rich array of activities including film screenings, debates, masterclasses, exhibitions, and music performances. In 2023 the festival's theme, "I AM AI AM I," prompted deep reflections on the intersections of artificial intelligence and human identity. Additionally, the launch of regional and youth initiatives signifies DokuFest's ongoing commitment to cultural exchange, skill development, and the promotion of impactful stories. Without a doubt DokuFest is growing every year and is even more accepted by all group ages, communities regarles of believes, gender or ethnicity. Additionally, the approval of the DokuFest Strategic Plan for 2024-2028 by the Board represents a solid foundation for the festivals future, emphasizing long-term sustainability and enhanced impact. As unexpected results perhaps it is worth noting the formalized collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology, and Innovation marks a important step towards integrating art and media into educational frameworks, fostering essential digital skills, critical thinking, and creativity among students. Furthermore, the accreditation of DokuFests teacher training programs by the State Council for Teacher Licensing underscores a substantial contribution to modernizing educational practices through audiovisual tools. Internationally, DokuFest's participation in events like "The European Arthouse Cinema Day" and collaborations with Swedish festivals have broadened its global network and influence. Overall, these accomplishments not only affirm DokuFests role as cultural and educational platform but also as a pathway for future growth and continued contribution to both local and international artistic communities. The intervention clearly achieved its objectives, particularly by promoting inclusiveness, fostering peace, and integrating a human rights perspective. These efforts have contributed to build trust and create promising opportunities for societal transformation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14715-14715A0101 Sweden DokuFest has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 4 280 000 to carry out the "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS" project in Kosovo during the period June 2021-June 2024. The project will contribute to several impact level outcomes. First, a sustainable organization with clear festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan is aimed. Second, fundraising and marketing strategy for public and private funding, as well as the revenue generating models for organisation sustainability. Third, the project will support development of a clear communication strategy for cultural diplomacy to promote Prizren as a cultural destination. Fourth, collaborative programs with Swedish counterparts with clear terms of references in relation to transfer of knowledge, cultural program exchange, cultural diplomacy through diaspora in Sweden, prioritized joint projects with Swedish partners. SEK 300 000 are allocated for the Review of Internal Control during 2022.   Doku Fest har sökt finansiering från Sida om 4 280 000 kronor för att genomföra projektet "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS " i Kosovo under perioden juni 2021-juni 2024. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera olika resultat. För det första ska en hållbar organisation med tydlig struktur och ledning samt en 10-årig strategisk plan etableras. För det andra ska en insamlings- och marknadsföringsstrategi för offentlig och privat finansiering samt intäktsgenerering för att uppnå finansiell hållbarhet etableras. För det tredje kommer insatsen att stödja utvecklingen av en tydlig kommunikationsstrategi för att främja Prizren som ett kulturresmål. För det fjärde etableras samarbeten med liknande svenska kulturevenemang med fokus på kunskapsöverföring, kulturprogramutbyte och kulturdiplomati genom kosovansk diaspora i Sverige. 300 000 kronor ska användas för bedömning av intern styrning och kontroll. Two strategic objectives drive the project forward:  1) structural development of the capacities of the organization to gradually configure the scope of its strategic program with a clear Mission and Vision for the future, reflected in a comprehensive long-term organizational strategy by end of 2022 and to evaluate & assess of the short-term outcomes by end 2023. 2) Furthering response to the challenges of contemporary society, such as, erosion of democratic institutions and lack of dialogue and inclusion, by merging arts and culture with wider relevant social issues and by employing innovative, inclusive, emancipatory and democratic models of organization, program collaboration and governance accessible to all segments of society. Through a series activities, the following results will be achieved throughout the project: 1) A sustainable Organization with clear Festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan set forward for implementation by 2023; 2) Digitalization of the processes (Cinema and film library) 3) Accredited educational program modules at Ministry of Education & Science and The Kosovo Accreditation Agency 4) Thematic film programs in the Festival and Cinema for children and youth with specific focus on democracy and human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination, climate change and media literacy; 5) International cooperation training program for youth skill development and nonfiction storytelling implemented in Kosovo and extended to the region; 6) Grant scheme to support local talent of storytellers and producers for production and distribution of local stories to international festivals. Sweden Doku Fest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Doku Fest 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1780000 0 0 0 0 1780000 0 1780000 Doku Fest 1780000 Doku Fest Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Western Balkans: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Västra Balkan: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14715-14715A0103 Sweden DokuFest has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 4 280 000 to carry out the "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS" project in Kosovo during the period June 2021-June 2024. The project will contribute to several impact level outcomes. First, a sustainable organization with clear festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan is aimed. Second, fundraising and marketing strategy for public and private funding, as well as the revenue generating models for organisation sustainability. Third, the project will support development of a clear communication strategy for cultural diplomacy to promote Prizren as a cultural destination. Fourth, collaborative programs with Swedish counterparts with clear terms of references in relation to transfer of knowledge, cultural program exchange, cultural diplomacy through diaspora in Sweden, prioritized joint projects with Swedish partners. SEK 300 000 are allocated for the Review of Internal Control during 2022.   Doku Fest har sökt finansiering från Sida om 4 280 000 kronor för att genomföra projektet "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS " i Kosovo under perioden juni 2021-juni 2024. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera olika resultat. För det första ska en hållbar organisation med tydlig struktur och ledning samt en 10-årig strategisk plan etableras. För det andra ska en insamlings- och marknadsföringsstrategi för offentlig och privat finansiering samt intäktsgenerering för att uppnå finansiell hållbarhet etableras. För det tredje kommer insatsen att stödja utvecklingen av en tydlig kommunikationsstrategi för att främja Prizren som ett kulturresmål. För det fjärde etableras samarbeten med liknande svenska kulturevenemang med fokus på kunskapsöverföring, kulturprogramutbyte och kulturdiplomati genom kosovansk diaspora i Sverige. 300 000 kronor ska användas för bedömning av intern styrning och kontroll. Two strategic objectives drive the project forward:  1) structural development of the capacities of the organization to gradually configure the scope of its strategic program with a clear Mission and Vision for the future, reflected in a comprehensive long-term organizational strategy by end of 2022 and to evaluate & assess of the short-term outcomes by end 2023. 2) Furthering response to the challenges of contemporary society, such as, erosion of democratic institutions and lack of dialogue and inclusion, by merging arts and culture with wider relevant social issues and by employing innovative, inclusive, emancipatory and democratic models of organization, program collaboration and governance accessible to all segments of society. Through a series activities, the following results will be achieved throughout the project: 1) A sustainable Organization with clear Festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan set forward for implementation by 2023; 2) Digitalization of the processes (Cinema and film library) 3) Accredited educational program modules at Ministry of Education & Science and The Kosovo Accreditation Agency 4) Thematic film programs in the Festival and Cinema for children and youth with specific focus on democracy and human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination, climate change and media literacy; 5) International cooperation training program for youth skill development and nonfiction storytelling implemented in Kosovo and extended to the region; 6) Grant scheme to support local talent of storytellers and producers for production and distribution of local stories to international festivals. Sweden Doku Fest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Doku Fest 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 1000000 1500000 0 1000000 2500000 Doku Fest 1500000 Doku Fest 1000000 Doku Fest Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14715-14715A0104 Sweden DokuFest has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 4 280 000 to carry out the "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS" project in Kosovo during the period June 2021-June 2024. The project will contribute to several impact level outcomes. First, a sustainable organization with clear festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan is aimed. Second, fundraising and marketing strategy for public and private funding, as well as the revenue generating models for organisation sustainability. Third, the project will support development of a clear communication strategy for cultural diplomacy to promote Prizren as a cultural destination. Fourth, collaborative programs with Swedish counterparts with clear terms of references in relation to transfer of knowledge, cultural program exchange, cultural diplomacy through diaspora in Sweden, prioritized joint projects with Swedish partners. SEK 300 000 are allocated for the Review of Internal Control during 2022.   Doku Fest har sökt finansiering från Sida om 4 280 000 kronor för att genomföra projektet "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS " i Kosovo under perioden juni 2021-juni 2024. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera olika resultat. För det första ska en hållbar organisation med tydlig struktur och ledning samt en 10-årig strategisk plan etableras. För det andra ska en insamlings- och marknadsföringsstrategi för offentlig och privat finansiering samt intäktsgenerering för att uppnå finansiell hållbarhet etableras. För det tredje kommer insatsen att stödja utvecklingen av en tydlig kommunikationsstrategi för att främja Prizren som ett kulturresmål. För det fjärde etableras samarbeten med liknande svenska kulturevenemang med fokus på kunskapsöverföring, kulturprogramutbyte och kulturdiplomati genom kosovansk diaspora i Sverige. 300 000 kronor ska användas för bedömning av intern styrning och kontroll. Two strategic objectives drive the project forward:  1) structural development of the capacities of the organization to gradually configure the scope of its strategic program with a clear Mission and Vision for the future, reflected in a comprehensive long-term organizational strategy by end of 2022 and to evaluate & assess of the short-term outcomes by end 2023. 2) Furthering response to the challenges of contemporary society, such as, erosion of democratic institutions and lack of dialogue and inclusion, by merging arts and culture with wider relevant social issues and by employing innovative, inclusive, emancipatory and democratic models of organization, program collaboration and governance accessible to all segments of society. Through a series activities, the following results will be achieved throughout the project: 1) A sustainable Organization with clear Festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan set forward for implementation by 2023; 2) Digitalization of the processes (Cinema and film library) 3) Accredited educational program modules at Ministry of Education & Science and The Kosovo Accreditation Agency 4) Thematic film programs in the Festival and Cinema for children and youth with specific focus on democracy and human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination, climate change and media literacy; 5) International cooperation training program for youth skill development and nonfiction storytelling implemented in Kosovo and extended to the region; 6) Grant scheme to support local talent of storytellers and producers for production and distribution of local stories to international festivals. Sweden Doku Fest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 170274 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 170274 170274 Ernst & Young 170274 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14753 Sweden The project aims to strengthen Iraq’s migration governance, reintegration systems and border control. It consists of four components: developing Migration Centres, enhancing the capacity of authorities in the areas of migration and labour mobility, supporting digitalisation within the migration sector, and strengthening evidence-based border management through a national coordination centre. Projektet syftar till att stärka Iraks migrationsstyrning, system för återintegrering och gränskontroll. Det omfattar fyra delar: att utveckla Migrationscenter, stärka myndigheters kapacitet inom migration och arbetskraftsrörlighet, stödja digitalisering inom migrationssektorn samt stärka evidensbaserad gränshantering genom ett nationellt samordningscenter. The overall objective of SI-COM II is to strengthen Iraqs migration governance and reintegration systems by enhancing capacities for sustainable reintegration, improving evidence-based migration management, and reinforcing border control systems. The project is structured around four mutually reinforcing components: Component 1 Operationalising and expanding MRC services: Strengthening Migrant Resource Centres (MRCs) in Sulaymaniyah and Erbil to provide standardised, inclusive and rights-based information, counselling, referral and reintegration-related support for returnees and potential migrants, including through SOP development, staff training, outreach and feedback/complaints mechanisms. Component 2 Enhancing migration governance and labour mobility: Institutional capacity development for Iraqi authorities through tailored training, knowledge exchange and evidence-informed adaptive management, including continued work on project management (PM) and monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) tools and exploratory support linked to implementation of Iraqs national plan for safe, orderly and regular migration. Component 3 Supporting digital transformation in the migration sector: Assessing and strengthening digital capabilities of relevant institutions, developing roadmaps and digital tools to support service delivery and coordination, and improving ethical and secure data governance and protection practices. Component 4 Strengthening evidence-based border management through a National Coordination Centre: Supporting implementation of Iraqs National IBM Strategy by developing an operational framework and SOPs for a National Coordination Centre (NCC) to strengthen information exchange, situational awareness and inter-agency coordination, supported by capacity development and experience exchange. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Conflict, Peace & Security Government & Civil Society-general . No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14753-14753A0101 Sweden The project aims to strengthen Iraq’s migration governance, reintegration systems and border control. It consists of four components: developing Migration Centres, enhancing the capacity of authorities in the areas of migration and labour mobility, supporting digitalisation within the migration sector, and strengthening evidence-based border management through a national coordination centre. Projektet syftar till att stärka Iraks migrationsstyrning, system för återintegrering och gränskontroll. Det omfattar fyra delar: att utveckla Migrationscenter, stärka myndigheters kapacitet inom migration och arbetskraftsrörlighet, stödja digitalisering inom migrationssektorn samt stärka evidensbaserad gränshantering genom ett nationellt samordningscenter. The overall objective of SI-COM II is to strengthen Iraqs migration governance and reintegration systems by enhancing capacities for sustainable reintegration, improving evidence-based migration management, and reinforcing border control systems. The project is structured around four mutually reinforcing components: Component 1 Operationalising and expanding MRC services: Strengthening Migrant Resource Centres (MRCs) in Sulaymaniyah and Erbil to provide standardised, inclusive and rights-based information, counselling, referral and reintegration-related support for returnees and potential migrants, including through SOP development, staff training, outreach and feedback/complaints mechanisms. Component 2 Enhancing migration governance and labour mobility: Institutional capacity development for Iraqi authorities through tailored training, knowledge exchange and evidence-informed adaptive management, including continued work on project management (PM) and monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) tools and exploratory support linked to implementation of Iraqs national plan for safe, orderly and regular migration. Component 3 Supporting digital transformation in the migration sector: Assessing and strengthening digital capabilities of relevant institutions, developing roadmaps and digital tools to support service delivery and coordination, and improving ethical and secure data governance and protection practices. Component 4 Strengthening evidence-based border management through a National Coordination Centre: Supporting implementation of Iraqs National IBM Strategy by developing an operational framework and SOPs for a National Coordination Centre (NCC) to strengthen information exchange, situational awareness and inter-agency coordination, supported by capacity development and experience exchange. Sweden ICMPD/International Centre for Migration Policy Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICMPD/International Centre for Migration Policy Development 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 16870000 15000000 11830000 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 10000000 6870000 0 5000000 6830000 43700000 ICMPD/International Centre for Migration Policy Development 10000000 ICMPD/International Centre for Migration Policy Development Sweden's global development cooperation in migration, return and voluntary re-migration 2024–2028 Migration, återvändande och frivillig återvandring 2024-2028 Enhanced conditions for increased return, including forced return, voluntary repatriation and sustainable reintegration, including through strengthening local capacity and infrastructure in countries of origin and transit Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat återvändande, inklusive tvångsvist återvändande, frivillig återvandring, och hållbar återintegrering, bland annat genom att stärka lokal kapacitet och infrastruktur i ursprungs- och transitländer. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Enhanced capacity for migration and asylum management in partner countries, including border controls, with a focus on counteracting irregular migration. Stärkt kapacitet för migrations- och asylhantering i partnerländer, inklusive gränskontroll, med fokus på att motverka irreguljär migration. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-14753-14753A0201 Sweden The project aims to strengthen Iraq’s migration governance, reintegration systems and border control. It consists of four components: developing Migration Centres, enhancing the capacity of authorities in the areas of migration and labour mobility, supporting digitalisation within the migration sector, and strengthening evidence-based border management through a national coordination centre. Projektet syftar till att stärka Iraks migrationsstyrning, system för återintegrering och gränskontroll. Det omfattar fyra delar: att utveckla Migrationscenter, stärka myndigheters kapacitet inom migration och arbetskraftsrörlighet, stödja digitalisering inom migrationssektorn samt stärka evidensbaserad gränshantering genom ett nationellt samordningscenter. The overall objective of SI-COM II is to strengthen Iraqs migration governance and reintegration systems by enhancing capacities for sustainable reintegration, improving evidence-based migration management, and reinforcing border control systems. The project is structured around four mutually reinforcing components: Component 1 Operationalising and expanding MRC services: Strengthening Migrant Resource Centres (MRCs) in Sulaymaniyah and Erbil to provide standardised, inclusive and rights-based information, counselling, referral and reintegration-related support for returnees and potential migrants, including through SOP development, staff training, outreach and feedback/complaints mechanisms. Component 2 Enhancing migration governance and labour mobility: Institutional capacity development for Iraqi authorities through tailored training, knowledge exchange and evidence-informed adaptive management, including continued work on project management (PM) and monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) tools and exploratory support linked to implementation of Iraqs national plan for safe, orderly and regular migration. Component 3 Supporting digital transformation in the migration sector: Assessing and strengthening digital capabilities of relevant institutions, developing roadmaps and digital tools to support service delivery and coordination, and improving ethical and secure data governance and protection practices. Component 4 Strengthening evidence-based border management through a National Coordination Centre: Supporting implementation of Iraqs National IBM Strategy by developing an operational framework and SOPs for a National Coordination Centre (NCC) to strengthen information exchange, situational awareness and inter-agency coordination, supported by capacity development and experience exchange. Sweden Migrationsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Migrationsverket 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 9000000 8186000 0 5000000 3000000 9000000 0 8186000 25186000 Migrationsverket 5000000 Migrationsverket Sweden's global development cooperation in migration, return and voluntary re-migration 2024–2028 Migration, återvändande och frivillig återvandring 2024-2028 Enhanced conditions for increased return, including forced return, voluntary repatriation and sustainable reintegration, including through strengthening local capacity and infrastructure in countries of origin and transit Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat återvändande, inklusive tvångsvist återvändande, frivillig återvandring, och hållbar återintegrering, bland annat genom att stärka lokal kapacitet och infrastruktur i ursprungs- och transitländer. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Enhanced capacity for migration and asylum management in partner countries, including border controls, with a focus on counteracting irregular migration. Stärkt kapacitet för migrations- och asylhantering i partnerländer, inklusive gränskontroll, med fokus på att motverka irreguljär migration. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-14753-14753A0301 Sweden The project aims to strengthen Iraq’s migration governance, reintegration systems and border control. It consists of four components: developing Migration Centres, enhancing the capacity of authorities in the areas of migration and labour mobility, supporting digitalisation within the migration sector, and strengthening evidence-based border management through a national coordination centre. Projektet syftar till att stärka Iraks migrationsstyrning, system för återintegrering och gränskontroll. Det omfattar fyra delar: att utveckla Migrationscenter, stärka myndigheters kapacitet inom migration och arbetskraftsrörlighet, stödja digitalisering inom migrationssektorn samt stärka evidensbaserad gränshantering genom ett nationellt samordningscenter. The overall objective of SI-COM II is to strengthen Iraqs migration governance and reintegration systems by enhancing capacities for sustainable reintegration, improving evidence-based migration management, and reinforcing border control systems. The project is structured around four mutually reinforcing components: Component 1 Operationalising and expanding MRC services: Strengthening Migrant Resource Centres (MRCs) in Sulaymaniyah and Erbil to provide standardised, inclusive and rights-based information, counselling, referral and reintegration-related support for returnees and potential migrants, including through SOP development, staff training, outreach and feedback/complaints mechanisms. Component 2 Enhancing migration governance and labour mobility: Institutional capacity development for Iraqi authorities through tailored training, knowledge exchange and evidence-informed adaptive management, including continued work on project management (PM) and monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) tools and exploratory support linked to implementation of Iraqs national plan for safe, orderly and regular migration. Component 3 Supporting digital transformation in the migration sector: Assessing and strengthening digital capabilities of relevant institutions, developing roadmaps and digital tools to support service delivery and coordination, and improving ethical and secure data governance and protection practices. Component 4 Strengthening evidence-based border management through a National Coordination Centre: Supporting implementation of Iraqs National IBM Strategy by developing an operational framework and SOPs for a National Coordination Centre (NCC) to strengthen information exchange, situational awareness and inter-agency coordination, supported by capacity development and experience exchange. Sweden Polismyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Polismyndigheten 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 3950000 3000000 4000000 3950000 3000000 10950000 Polismyndigheten 4000000 Polismyndigheten Sweden's global development cooperation in migration, return and voluntary re-migration 2024–2028 Migration, återvändande och frivillig återvandring 2024-2028 Enhanced capacity for migration and asylum management in partner countries, including border controls, with a focus on counteracting irregular migration. Stärkt kapacitet för migrations- och asylhantering i partnerländer, inklusive gränskontroll, med fokus på att motverka irreguljär migration. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-14755 Sweden Conciliation Resources (CR) is a world leading international peacebuilding organisation with a focus on dialogue and mediation support in a number of conflicts around the globe. CR's work span a number of contexts where Sweden has a commitment through bilateral or regional development cooperation and in particular in the EU Eastern Neighborhood Area/South Caucasus and the Horn of Africa, geography that is prioritised in the strategy for Peace, Security and Stabilisation 2024-2028. The work of CR is based on its strategic plan for 2020-2025, which is assessed as highly relevant for the strategy, in particular its ability to contribute to all goals by a.) dialogue and mediation support; b.) transitional justice and reconciliation; c.) women and young people's meaningful participation in mediation and peace processes; and d.) its capacity strengthening support to EU and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). In addition, CR contributes to decreasing levels of violence by e.g. early warning systems and the strengthening of social cohesion to increase conditions for return to previously conflict affected areas. Conciliation Resources (CR) är en av världens främsta internationella fredsbyggande organisationer, med fokus på dialog och medling i en rad konflikter i världen. CR:s verksamhet spänner över flera kontexter där Sverigehar ett engagemang genom bilateralt eller regionalt bistånd och i synnerhet i EU:s östra grannskap/södra Kaukasus och Afrikas Horn, geografi som är prioriterad i strategin fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024­-2028. CR:s arbete utgår ifrån organisationens strategiska plan 2020–2025, vilken bedöms vara högst relevant för strategin, särskilt utifrån dess förmåga att bidra till samtliga mål genom a.) dialog och medlingsstöd, b.) övergångsrättvisa och försoning, c.) kvinnor och ungas meningsfulla deltagande i medling och fredsprocesser, och d.) dess kapacitetsstärkande stöd till EU och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europa (OSSE). Därtill verkar CR för att minska våldsnivåer genom bland annat tidig varning system och främjandet av social sammanhållning för att stärka förutsättningar för återvändande till tidigare konfliktdrabbade områden. In order to improve peace processes and support peace initiatives, Conciliation Resources Strategic Plan "Building Better Peace" 2020 2025 aims at improving the effectiveness of peacebuilding and peace processes. CR's vision is to transform the way the world resolves violent conflict so that people work together to build peaceful and inclusive societies. The Strategic Plan sets out four goals: 1. Adaptive and alternative paths to peace: peacebuilding overcomes barriers to creating peaceful societies; 2. Connecting people and peace efforts: more coherent initiatives help prevent and reduce violent conflict; 3. Inclusion, gender and influence: excluded groups influence approaches to building peace; and 4. People centered policy: international peacebuilding support puts people first. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security Examples from CR's annual report 2025 - In the Somali Regional State (SRS) of Ethiopia there were progress in religious leaders support for women's participation in peace processes. Local leaders publicly committed to promoting women's inclusion during Friday sermons - an unprecedented step in an influential platform. - In the Central African Republic (CAR), a new referral system was established to enable traditional practitioners and mental health first aiders in communities to refer people affected by trauma to clinical mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) providers. CR contributed by facilitating collaboration and understanding between healthcare providers, traditional healers, religious leaders, and community members, including marginalised groups like former combatants. This helped to cohere an inter-sectoral response and removed some of the psychological barriers to dialogue and reconciliation. - Women, Peace and Security (WPS) civil society sector partners committed to re-centring the work of Global South peacebuilders in events to mark the 25th anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325. CR convened sector representatives to agree the approach and collaborated with partners to draft a collective statement, signed by approximately 40 organisations, which focused on "reclaiming" the WPS agenda by hosting events in a more diverse range of locations to mark the anniversary, showcasing local WPS efforts and broadening conversations beyond the United Nations (UN) in New York. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14755-14755A0101 Sweden Conciliation Resources (CR) is a world leading international peacebuilding organisation with a focus on dialogue and mediation support in a number of conflicts around the globe. CR's work span a number of contexts where Sweden has a commitment through bilateral or regional development cooperation and in particular in the EU Eastern Neighborhood Area/South Caucasus and the Horn of Africa, geography that is prioritised in the strategy for Peace, Security and Stabilisation 2024-2028. The work of CR is based on its strategic plan for 2020-2025, which is assessed as highly relevant for the strategy, in particular its ability to contribute to all goals by a.) dialogue and mediation support; b.) transitional justice and reconciliation; c.) women and young people's meaningful participation in mediation and peace processes; and d.) its capacity strengthening support to EU and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). In addition, CR contributes to decreasing levels of violence by e.g. early warning systems and the strengthening of social cohesion to increase conditions for return to previously conflict affected areas. Conciliation Resources (CR) är en av världens främsta internationella fredsbyggande organisationer, med fokus på dialog och medling i en rad konflikter i världen. CR:s verksamhet spänner över flera kontexter där Sverigehar ett engagemang genom bilateralt eller regionalt bistånd och i synnerhet i EU:s östra grannskap/södra Kaukasus och Afrikas Horn, geografi som är prioriterad i strategin fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024­-2028. CR:s arbete utgår ifrån organisationens strategiska plan 2020–2025, vilken bedöms vara högst relevant för strategin, särskilt utifrån dess förmåga att bidra till samtliga mål genom a.) dialog och medlingsstöd, b.) övergångsrättvisa och försoning, c.) kvinnor och ungas meningsfulla deltagande i medling och fredsprocesser, och d.) dess kapacitetsstärkande stöd till EU och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europa (OSSE). Därtill verkar CR för att minska våldsnivåer genom bland annat tidig varning system och främjandet av social sammanhållning för att stärka förutsättningar för återvändande till tidigare konfliktdrabbade områden. In order to improve peace processes and support peace initiatives, Conciliation Resources Strategic Plan "Building Better Peace" 2020 2025 aims at improving the effectiveness of peacebuilding and peace processes. CR's vision is to transform the way the world resolves violent conflict so that people work together to build peaceful and inclusive societies. The Strategic Plan sets out four goals: 1. Adaptive and alternative paths to peace: peacebuilding overcomes barriers to creating peaceful societies; 2. Connecting people and peace efforts: more coherent initiatives help prevent and reduce violent conflict; 3. Inclusion, gender and influence: excluded groups influence approaches to building peace; and 4. People centered policy: international peacebuilding support puts people first. Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 17000000 12000000 12000000 0 0 0 8000000 0 5000000 4000000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 12000000 0 0 41000000 Conciliation Resources 12000000 Conciliation Resources 5000000 Conciliation Resources 8000000 Conciliation Resources Peace, security and stabilization 2024-2028 Fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024-2028 Protection from violence for civilians, with a particular focus on sexual violence and the protection of children, as well as improved conditions for better accountability for conflict-related violence. Skydd från våld för civila med särskilt fokus på sexuellt våld och skydd av barn, samt ökade förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande för konfliktrelaterat våld. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Conflict prevention and stabilisation in fragile and conflict-affected areas, including initiatives for mine clearance, demobilisation and reduced proliferation of small arms and light weapons, and other measures to enhance conditions for return to conflict-affected areas. Konfliktförebyggande och stabilisering i bräckliga och konfliktdrabbade områden, inklusive insatser för minröjning, demobilisering och minskad spridning av små och lätta vapen, och andra åtgärder för stärkta förutsättningar för återvändande till konfliktdrabbade områden. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Inclusive peace processes and local ownership of national and regional peace efforts, with a focus on gender equality and the participation of women and youth. Inkluderande fredsprocesser och lokalt ägarskap i nationella och regionala fredsansträngningar med fokus på jämställdhet och kvinnors och ungas deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14755-14755A0102 Sweden Conciliation Resources (CR) is a world leading international peacebuilding organisation with a focus on dialogue and mediation support in a number of conflicts around the globe. CR's work span a number of contexts where Sweden has a commitment through bilateral or regional development cooperation and in particular in the EU Eastern Neighborhood Area/South Caucasus and the Horn of Africa, geography that is prioritised in the strategy for Peace, Security and Stabilisation 2024-2028. The work of CR is based on its strategic plan for 2020-2025, which is assessed as highly relevant for the strategy, in particular its ability to contribute to all goals by a.) dialogue and mediation support; b.) transitional justice and reconciliation; c.) women and young people's meaningful participation in mediation and peace processes; and d.) its capacity strengthening support to EU and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). In addition, CR contributes to decreasing levels of violence by e.g. early warning systems and the strengthening of social cohesion to increase conditions for return to previously conflict affected areas. Conciliation Resources (CR) är en av världens främsta internationella fredsbyggande organisationer, med fokus på dialog och medling i en rad konflikter i världen. CR:s verksamhet spänner över flera kontexter där Sverigehar ett engagemang genom bilateralt eller regionalt bistånd och i synnerhet i EU:s östra grannskap/södra Kaukasus och Afrikas Horn, geografi som är prioriterad i strategin fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024­-2028. CR:s arbete utgår ifrån organisationens strategiska plan 2020–2025, vilken bedöms vara högst relevant för strategin, särskilt utifrån dess förmåga att bidra till samtliga mål genom a.) dialog och medlingsstöd, b.) övergångsrättvisa och försoning, c.) kvinnor och ungas meningsfulla deltagande i medling och fredsprocesser, och d.) dess kapacitetsstärkande stöd till EU och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europa (OSSE). Därtill verkar CR för att minska våldsnivåer genom bland annat tidig varning system och främjandet av social sammanhållning för att stärka förutsättningar för återvändande till tidigare konfliktdrabbade områden. In order to improve peace processes and support peace initiatives, Conciliation Resources Strategic Plan "Building Better Peace" 2020 2025 aims at improving the effectiveness of peacebuilding and peace processes. CR's vision is to transform the way the world resolves violent conflict so that people work together to build peaceful and inclusive societies. The Strategic Plan sets out four goals: 1. Adaptive and alternative paths to peace: peacebuilding overcomes barriers to creating peaceful societies; 2. Connecting people and peace efforts: more coherent initiatives help prevent and reduce violent conflict; 3. Inclusion, gender and influence: excluded groups influence approaches to building peace; and 4. People centered policy: international peacebuilding support puts people first. Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 8000000 Conciliation Resources 8000000 Conciliation Resources Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14755-14755A0103 Sweden Conciliation Resources (CR) is a world leading international peacebuilding organisation with a focus on dialogue and mediation support in a number of conflicts around the globe. CR's work span a number of contexts where Sweden has a commitment through bilateral or regional development cooperation and in particular in the EU Eastern Neighborhood Area/South Caucasus and the Horn of Africa, geography that is prioritised in the strategy for Peace, Security and Stabilisation 2024-2028. The work of CR is based on its strategic plan for 2020-2025, which is assessed as highly relevant for the strategy, in particular its ability to contribute to all goals by a.) dialogue and mediation support; b.) transitional justice and reconciliation; c.) women and young people's meaningful participation in mediation and peace processes; and d.) its capacity strengthening support to EU and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). In addition, CR contributes to decreasing levels of violence by e.g. early warning systems and the strengthening of social cohesion to increase conditions for return to previously conflict affected areas. Conciliation Resources (CR) är en av världens främsta internationella fredsbyggande organisationer, med fokus på dialog och medling i en rad konflikter i världen. CR:s verksamhet spänner över flera kontexter där Sverigehar ett engagemang genom bilateralt eller regionalt bistånd och i synnerhet i EU:s östra grannskap/södra Kaukasus och Afrikas Horn, geografi som är prioriterad i strategin fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024­-2028. CR:s arbete utgår ifrån organisationens strategiska plan 2020–2025, vilken bedöms vara högst relevant för strategin, särskilt utifrån dess förmåga att bidra till samtliga mål genom a.) dialog och medlingsstöd, b.) övergångsrättvisa och försoning, c.) kvinnor och ungas meningsfulla deltagande i medling och fredsprocesser, och d.) dess kapacitetsstärkande stöd till EU och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europa (OSSE). Därtill verkar CR för att minska våldsnivåer genom bland annat tidig varning system och främjandet av social sammanhållning för att stärka förutsättningar för återvändande till tidigare konfliktdrabbade områden. In order to improve peace processes and support peace initiatives, Conciliation Resources Strategic Plan "Building Better Peace" 2020 2025 aims at improving the effectiveness of peacebuilding and peace processes. CR's vision is to transform the way the world resolves violent conflict so that people work together to build peaceful and inclusive societies. The Strategic Plan sets out four goals: 1. Adaptive and alternative paths to peace: peacebuilding overcomes barriers to creating peaceful societies; 2. Connecting people and peace efforts: more coherent initiatives help prevent and reduce violent conflict; 3. Inclusion, gender and influence: excluded groups influence approaches to building peace; and 4. People centered policy: international peacebuilding support puts people first. Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 3500000 0 3500000 3500000 7000000 Conciliation Resources SE-0-SE-6-14781 Sweden The project's aims to support the improvement of administrative services centers in Ukraine in line with the ongoing decentralization reform. The project will provide in hand expert and capacity building assistance to the Ukrainian communities to establish and run the centers of public services. Projektet syftar till att stödja förbättringen av administrativa servicecentra i Ukraina i linje med den pågående decentraliseringsreformen. Projektet kommer att tillhandahålla experthjälp och kapacitetsuppbyggnadshjälp till de ukrainska samhällena för att etablera och driva centra för offentliga tjänster. The contribution aims at improving the local service delivery for citizens of Ukraine by providing advisory and technical support to establish administrative service centers. In addition to that, the project will also work on the national level with key decision makers to shape / improve the national legislation in the area of administrative service provision. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Among the key results of the Prosto Project are the following: - Supported the creation or significant modernisation of 48 ASCs, benefiting population of 561 655 across the partner hromada (prewar population statistics), - Established an ongoing helpdesk service, providing ondemand support to more than 200 municipalities in coordination with the Ministry of Digital Transformation (MinDigital), - Conducted 91 opencall training sessions with 5 221 attendees from over 500 hromadas (87.9% women and 12.1% men), - Held 21 psychological group consultations for ASC staff near the northern border and areas of intense military action, offering support for those dealing with IDPs, veterans, and their families in challenging conditions, - Conducted three rounds of monitoring, targeting 140 heavily affected hromadas during the first year of the war, providing comprehensive data on administrative service provision and restoration in liberated municipalities, - A total of 489 starostas from 44 partner hromadas across 17 regions were trained in administrative service provision under war conditions, - Crisis material support was provided to 162 hromadas, covering a population of around 3 million people, in the form of IT equipment and vehicles, - Increased the ability of hromadas in citizen engagement by awarding mini grants to 32 hromadas for crisis communication and informationsharing, and training 1,105 representatives of hromadas, - Supported 43 reallocation and internship programs between hromadas in the East and West during the early phase of the war, - Produced essential methodological and policy resources such as: The White Book on administrative service provision policy"Starosta in the Community" to strengthen institutional capacity Guides on informing the population during crises Integrating gender into administrative services under wartime conditions etc. Relatively high demand for support from Prosto during the war indicates that many hromadas are actively working on sustaining good quality of administrative service provision and in some cases even tend to improve it in extremely difficult financial and humanitarian circumstance. The main challenges for Project implementation were security constraints and uncertainty regarding the outcome and development of the war, the financial difficulties of local government structures (LGSs), and increasing centralization of decision making processes in government. The need for additional support will remain high even after PROSTO concludes. The support might be especially critical, particularly in the event of a potential ceasefire or peace agreement. This situation would result in a significant increase in the number of veterans, requiring the provision of various administrative and social services through ASCs to them and their families. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14781-14781A0101 Sweden The project's aims to support the improvement of administrative services centers in Ukraine in line with the ongoing decentralization reform. The project will provide in hand expert and capacity building assistance to the Ukrainian communities to establish and run the centers of public services. Projektet syftar till att stödja förbättringen av administrativa servicecentra i Ukraina i linje med den pågående decentraliseringsreformen. Projektet kommer att tillhandahålla experthjälp och kapacitetsuppbyggnadshjälp till de ukrainska samhällena för att etablera och driva centra för offentliga tjänster. The contribution aims at improving the local service delivery for citizens of Ukraine by providing advisory and technical support to establish administrative service centers. In addition to that, the project will also work on the national level with key decision makers to shape / improve the national legislation in the area of administrative service provision. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 9000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 9000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14781-14781A0102 Sweden The project's aims to support the improvement of administrative services centers in Ukraine in line with the ongoing decentralization reform. The project will provide in hand expert and capacity building assistance to the Ukrainian communities to establish and run the centers of public services. Projektet syftar till att stödja förbättringen av administrativa servicecentra i Ukraina i linje med den pågående decentraliseringsreformen. Projektet kommer att tillhandahålla experthjälp och kapacitetsuppbyggnadshjälp till de ukrainska samhällena för att etablera och driva centra för offentliga tjänster. The contribution aims at improving the local service delivery for citizens of Ukraine by providing advisory and technical support to establish administrative service centers. In addition to that, the project will also work on the national level with key decision makers to shape / improve the national legislation in the area of administrative service provision. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25983871 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 16983871 25983871 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 9000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16983871 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 12078575 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -12078575 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14781-14781A0103 Sweden The project's aims to support the improvement of administrative services centers in Ukraine in line with the ongoing decentralization reform. The project will provide in hand expert and capacity building assistance to the Ukrainian communities to establish and run the centers of public services. Projektet syftar till att stödja förbättringen av administrativa servicecentra i Ukraina i linje med den pågående decentraliseringsreformen. Projektet kommer att tillhandahålla experthjälp och kapacitetsuppbyggnadshjälp till de ukrainska samhällena för att etablera och driva centra för offentliga tjänster. The contribution aims at improving the local service delivery for citizens of Ukraine by providing advisory and technical support to establish administrative service centers. In addition to that, the project will also work on the national level with key decision makers to shape / improve the national legislation in the area of administrative service provision. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17469523 -284747 12078575 0 -284747 5390948 17184776 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 12078575 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 5390948 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -284747 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14789 Sweden Total contribution is 200 000 000 SEK for 2022-2025, divided between: - Non-earmarked funding to Regular Budget Supplementary Account: 70 000 000 SEK - Lightly earmarked to four cross cutting areas reflecting Swedish priorities: 130 00 000 SEK - Gender Equality and Non-discrimination - Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability - Conflict Perspective and Humanitarian, Peace, Development Nexus - System Change Initiative for Productive Employment The support contributes to ILO's overall Strategic Plan, Results Framework, and Programme & Budget. Totalt stöd på 200 000 000 SEK för perioden 2022-2025, uppdelat enligt följande: - Icke-öronmärkt stöd till ILOs flexibla finansieringsmekanism (RBSA) 70 000 000 SEK - Lätt öronmärkt stöd till fyra tvärgående perspektiv i enlighet med Svenska prioriteringar 130 000 000 SEK - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Rättvis omställning och miljömässig hållbarhet - Konflikt och Humanitärt-Fred-Utvecklings nexus - Systemförändring för hållbar utveckling Stödet bidrar till ILO:s övergripande Strategiska Plan, Resultatramverk, och Program & Budget. Den övergripande målsättningen med stödet är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor för fattiga och sårbara män och kvinnor, som en hållbar och motståndskraftig väg ur fattigdom och mot fred och social rättvisa. För den mjuka öronmärkning för integrering av: - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Miljömässig hållbarhet och rättvis grön omställning - Konfliktkänslighet och HDP-nexus - Systemansats (MSD) har styrningen för ökad kapacitet för institutioner på nationell nivå stärkts för de kommande två åren (2026-2027). Detta är i linje med Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 och strategimålet för Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel där målsättningen är att bidra till förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, inkl. goda lokala arbetstillfällen och produktiv sysselsättning särskilt för kvinnor, men där den tidigare styrningen mot ett globalt normativ mervärde för insatserna nu ändrats till att prioritera att leverera resultat på landnivå och komplettera de regionala och bilaterala strategierna inom verksamhetsområdet. Styrningen mot ökad komplementaritet till Sveriges och Sidas prioriteringar inom regionala och bilaterala portföljer och för svenska intressen har också stärkts. Allt arbete inom ramen för partnerskapet sker fortsatt i linje med ILOs övergripande program och budget. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bangladesh Colombia Ethiopia Jordan Kenya Moldova (the Republic of) Mozambique Rwanda Syrian Arab Republic Turkey Ukraine Uganda Middle East, regional Developing countries, unspecified Employment creation Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Other Social Infrastructure & Services Sverige och Sida har haft ett långt samarbete med ILO. ILO har ett tydligt mandat som globalt standardsättande organisation som tar fram internationella rättsliga instrument såsom konventioner och rekommendationer, men som också arbetar operativt på landnivå med att stärka institutionell kapacitet genom sin trepartsstruktur som består av regeringar, arbetsgivarorganisationer och arbetstagarorganisationer. Sida har stöttat ILOs arbete för ökad jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering i arbetslivet under många år. Under föregående avtalsperiod (2018-2021) bidrog Sidas stöd till att ILOs konvention 190 mot våld och trakasserier i arbetslivet, och påföljande rekommendation 206 för arbete mot genderbaserat våld och sexuella trakasserier vilka hämmar möjligheterna för kvinnor att delta på arbetsmarknaden, utvecklades och antogs. Det är den första konventionen på detta område, särskilt viktig för utsatta grupper och inte minst kvinnor och genderbaserat våld och sexuella. Antagandet av konventionen och rekommendationen har stärkt förutsättningarna att jobba med dessa frågor på nationella nivå på ett sätt som får reell effekt. Källa: Insatsnr. 61059000, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2018-2021, Final Report Phase I 2018-2019, s. 23-24 Under den pågående avtalsperioden (2022-2025) har Sidas stöd bidragit till att ILO fortsatt bygga evidens kring grundorsakerna till våld och trakasserier i olika kontexter, och för ratificering och implementering av konventionen på landnivå i bl.a. i Moldavien. I december 2023 röstade parlamentet i Moldavien slutligen igenom ratificeringen av konventionen och därefter har ILO stärkt kapaciteten hos arbetsgivare/företag, fackföreningar och arbetsinspektionen i landet för att öka deras förmåga att identifiera och adressera fall av våld och trakasserier på arbetsplatsen. Källor: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2023 Annual Progress Report, s. 14-15 Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 17 Utöver detta, antog den internationella arbetskonferensen i juni 2024 en resolution för anständigt arbete i omsorgsekonomin. Den benämns som en banbrytande resolution som definierar omsorgsekonomin, anger vägledande principer för att stärka anständigt arbete i omsorgsekonomin och ger rekommendationer för policyarbete inom området. Källor: Component update: ILO Gender Equality and Nondiscrimination ILO ILC.112/Resolution V Resolution convering decent work and the care economy Med stöd i denna resolution har ILO genom Sidas stöd bl.a. arbetat i Colombia med the Vice Precidency of Colombia och the National Care System (främjat av Ministry of Equality) för att undersöka omsorgsbehoven i fem regioner. Baserat på denna undersökning har pilotprojekt för en kooperativ modell för omsorgstjänster (care cooperatives) lanserats, förankrad i Colombias National Care Policy genom ILOs trepartiska konsultationer. Ett resultat av detta är att barnomsorgsfaciliteter har satts upp i anslutning till kooperativ där effekten bl.a. varit att i) mödrar/kvinnor har ökade möjlighet att ägna sig åt inkomstbringande aktivitet, ii) lönearbete för de som utför omsorgsarbetet, och iii) initierat ett kulturellt skifte när det kommer till könsuppdelningen av olika sysslor. Det ledde till att Ministry of Equality tillsammans med the Free and Productive Womens Fund lanserat initiativet Communities of Care för att främja liknande omsorgsinitiativ runt om i landet. Utöver det har ILO även stöttat Colombias National Planning Department i att analysera de sociala och ekonomiska implikationerna av att utöka mäns föräldraledighet för att informera regeringens diskussion kring arbetsmarknadsreformer. ILO har även på uppdrag av Colombias arbetsmarknadsministerium genomfört en analys av Colombias arbetsmarknad med fokus på jämställdhetsaspekter i olika sektorer, inklusive betalt, obetalt, formellt, informellt, urbant och ruralt arbete, med rekommendationer för formuleringen av en Decent Employment Policy. ILO har även genomfört kapacitetsstärkande insatser för arbestmarknadsministeriet. Detta stöd och arbete är i linje med de prioriteringar som Sverige identifierat för utvecklingssamarbetet i Colombia, och en dialog med UM förs för att utforska om och hur stödet kan göras än mer komplementärt till den bilaterala portföljen under de kommande två åren. Under hösten 2025 besökte Sidas Metod- och Ämnesföreträdare för kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (Gisela Strand) Colombia för att följa upp Sidas samlade arbete med frågan i landet och i relation till svenska prioriteringar och målsättningar i landet. Källor: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 14-15, 18, Information on Colombia ILO Voices story, I Moldavien har ILO med Sidas stöd även arbetat med att stötta ett reformarbete kring barnomsorg, vilket är en central faktor när det kommer till kvinnors möjlighet att delta aktivt på arbetsmarknaden. ILO har genom Sidas stöd givit tekniskt stöd till en lagstiftande process där en ny lag antogs för att möjliggöra för nya omsorgsmodeller. Med stöd från ILO antog Moldaviens arbetsmarknadsministerium därefter ett nationellt program för barnomsorg och en koordineringsstruktur. Inom ramen för det projektet har ILO i nära samarbete med arbetsmarknadsministeriet genomfört ett antal piloter för nya alternativa modeller för barnomsorg, däribland hembaserad barnomsorg och arbetsplatsbaserad barnomsorg. Baserat på erfarenheterna av piloterna tog ILO fram rapporter med rekommendationer till arbetsmarknadsministeriet. Det här arbetet genomfördes i nära samarbete med UN Women som arbetade med detta med stöd från ambassaden i Moldavien, och det globala/tematiska stödet var där klart komplementärt till det bilaterala stödet. Arbetet genererade även ytterligare medel från Swiss Development Cooperation. Arbetet har även inkluderat stöd till ukrainska flyktingar, och Moldaviens framarbetade modell för omsorgsarbete har använts som referens i utbyte och lärande med andra länder i regionen, inklusive Ukraina där Sida har ett bilateralt stöd till ILO med fokus på just barnomsorg. Det här är ett arbete som kommer fortsätta under den beslutade förlängningen för att komplettera och stärka arbetet med de prioriteringar och den portfölj som ambassaden i Moldavien arbetar med. Sida HK, UM, ILO Geneve och ILO i Moldavien har haft gemensamma möten för att säkerställa den framtida relevansen av stödet, och UM i Moldavien har uttryckt ett starkt stöd för att detta ska fortsätta i landet. UM i Moldavien har även tidigare sökt möjligheter för det globala stödet till ILO att utöka det pågående arbetet fokuserat på barnomsorg i samarbete med UN Women i Moldavien. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 15-16 I Albanien har ILO med Sidas stöd utvecklat en modell för att analysera anständiga arbetsmöjligheter för kvinnor per ekonomisk sektor, för att föda in i utvecklingen av arbetsmarknads- och industriella policyer för att tackla yrkesmässig och sektoriell segregation. En baseline-rapport från denna modell för att bidra med evidens till implementeringen av dessa typer av policyer. En dialog har inletts med ILO och UM i Albanien om relevansen att fortsätta den här delen av stödet till Albanien under fortsättningen. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 19 Sidas har stöttat ILOs arbete för miljömässig hållbarhet och en rättvis grön omställning sedan 2018. Sidas stöd inom det här området har bidragit till att den internationella arbetskonferensen i juni 2023 antog en resolution för grön omställning (Resolution on a Just Transition towards Environmentally Sustainable Economies and Societies for All) som bekräftade det brådskande i att agera, samt godkände ILOs vägledning (Just Transition Guidelines) som central referens för beslutsfattande och vikten av att skala upp implementeringen. En resolution är inte att likställa med ILOs globalt standardsättande instrument (konventioner och rekommendationer) men är likväl en kraftfull viljeyttring och rekommendation som medlemsländerna antagit som stärker förutsättningarna att jobba med frågan på nationell nivå. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, 2023 Annual Progress Report, s. 19 Vidare är ILO drivande i flera internationella sammanhang, inte minst vid FN:s klimatkonferenser (COP), för att säkerställa ett fortsatt och ambitiöst arbete med en rättvis grön omställning inte minst inom ramen för det Just Transition Work Progamme som beslutades om under COP28 och ILOs fortsatta arbete informerar processerna under United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). En central del i ILOs arbete är integreringen av arbetsmarknadsperspektivet och att främja en rättvis och inkluderande omställning i klimatpolicyer och inte minst länders National Determined Contributions (NDCs) till Parisavtalet. ILO är en del av både FN-koordineringen för stöd till länders NDC-processer och det bredare NDC partnerskapet (NDCP). Det sistnämnda har Sida ett separat stöd till under Strategin för Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning som tidigare låg under den globala strategin för miljö och klimat. Mot basis av den kunskap och erfarenhet som ILO har arbetat upp inom området med Sidas stöd erbjuder ILO skräddarsytt stöd till länder i deras arbete med NDCs. ILO har bidragit med riktat stöd till ett trettiotal länder i utvecklingen av den tredje versionen av NDCs. Källor: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2023 Annual Progress Report, s. 19 Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 24 I Colombia har ILO genom Sidas stöd exempelvis arbetat med att omvandla de nationella åtagandena för en rättvis grön omställning till sektorspecifika och lokala åtgärder. Detta relaterar både till initiativ för energiomställning, biologisk mångfald och gruvnäringen. För det sistnämnda analyserades länkarna mellan anständiga arbetstillfällen, rättvis grön omställning och konflikt, och tekniskt stöd gavs för inkludering av åtgärder för gröna jobb och incitament i lokala utvecklingsplaner. Fyra berörda fackföreningar för kolgruvearbetare fick kapacitetsstärkande insatser för att stärka deras institutionella kapacitet att bidra i detta arbete. Även ILOs arbete med stöd till genomförandet av de nationella åtagandena diskuteras med UM för att utforska ytterligare komplementaritet under de kommande två åren. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 25-26 I Mocambique har ILO genom Sidas stöd stöttat integreringen av rättvis grön omställning i NDC versionen 3.0 genom bl.a. en Rapid Situational Analysis (RSA) som bygger på och kompletterar ILOs vidareutvecklade gröna sysselsätningsdiagnostik (som Elina Scheja, då sekonderad till ILO och nu Sidas chefsekonom var central i att utveckla och lansera) som innebär inkludering av de underliggande trenderna, hindren, riskerna och möjligheterna relaterat till klimateffekter och grön omställning. Baserat på den nu genomförda RSA har ILO givit rekommendationer för utvecklingen av klimatpolicyer och genomfört kapacitetshöjande insatser till regeringen, arbetstagarorganisationer (vars medlemmar är medelstora och stora företag) och arbetstagarorganisationer. Planen var att det tematiska stödet under de kommande åren skulle stärka Sveriges bilaterala portfölj och prioriteringar i Mocambique ytterligare givet det bilaterala stödet till ILO och den särskilda prioriteringen av arbetet med NDCs, men fortsatt planering avvaktas givet den annonserade utfasningen av den bilaterala strategin för landet. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 26, Sida stöttar även ILOs arbete med att utveckla och integrera marknadssystemsansatsen i arbete på landnivå, kallat Systems Change Initiative (SCI). ILOs SCI-arbete passar väl in i hur Sida avser arbeta i genomförandet av Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 för att främja en marknadssystemansats i arbetet med jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling och i viss mån även handel. Ansatsen innebär att insatser utgår från en marknadssystemanalys av en särskild sektor/värdekedja för att identifiera vilka aktörer som är relevanta för att uppnå utfallet, vilka flaskhalsar som finns och vilka förändringar som krävs för att utfallet ska uppnås, samt vilka incitament dessa aktörer har/saknar för att få till stånd varaktiga förändringar och nå resultat i stor skala. ILO har genom Sidas globala/tematiska stöd direkt stärkt marknadssystemansatsen i ett antal projekt som finansieras genom Sidas bilaterala strategier i Kenya, Uganda, Mocambique, Ukraina och Moldavien. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 39-40 I Uganda har ILO med Sidas globala/tematiska medel och i samarbete med ITC genom Sidas globala/tematiska medel till dem genomfört det inledande arbetet med sektorurval och marknadssystemanalyser för ett program med fokus på både inkludering av MSMEs i regional och globala värdekedjor och produktiva och anständiga försörjningsmöjligheter (Trade4Jobs). Detta arbete genomfördes i nära samarbete med ambassaden i Kampala. Mot basis av de analyserna utformades ett program som nu finansieras från den bilaterala strategin för Uganda. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 38 ILO har även arbetat nära FAO i deras arbete med att stärka marknadssystemansatsen i sin verksamhet, och har där bland annat stöttat ICA-projektet som fokuserar på att skapa produktiva och anständiga sysselsättningsmöjligheter för ungdomar i värdekedjor inom jordbruk och livsmedelssystemet som Sida finansierar och som bl.a. genomförs i Zambia. ILOs roll har varit att stärka både marknadssystemansatsen i projektet och bidra med expertis kring just produktivt och anständigt arbete, dvs. de mer kvalitativa aspekterna av jobbskapande. Genom ett möte under ett fältbesök bekräftades relevansen av ICAs arbete i relation till ambassadens prioriteringar kring sysselsättning, inkluderande marknader och särskilt prioriteringen av sojavärdekedjan som definieras i utvecklingserbjudandet. Källa: Informal project update: ILO Systems Change Initaitive 2025-10-27 Källa: Reserapport Zambia ILO har genom Sidas globala/tematiska stöd också stöttat det bilaterala projektet i Ukraina Childcare in Ukraine: A systems approach to build back better som finansieras genom den bilaterala strategin för Ukraina. ILO SCI har stärkt systemansatsen i projektet och bistår även i att aktivt mäta resultaten. Källa: Informal project update: ILO Systems Change Initaitive 2025-10-27 ILO har även genom Sidas stöd tagit fram en vägledning kring hur användandet av en systemansats kan främja produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor i globala värdekedjor[14], vilket är centralt för hållbarhet och kvalitet i globala värdekedjor. Källa: Informal project update: ILO Systems Change Initaitive 2025-10-27 Supply Chain Brief Sida har stöttat ILOs arbete i skärningspunkten mellan utveckling-humanitärt-fredsbyggande (HDPN) sedan 2018. Ett viktigt resultat från detta arbete är att den workshop som ILO arrangerade tillsammans med Nexus Academy med fokus på "Decent Work across the HDP Nexus in Arab States", med över 70 deltagare inkl. representanter från regeringar, arbetsgivarorganisationer, arbetstagarorganisationer, FN-organisationer, RC-kontor, civilsamhällesorganisationer och givare i Libanon, Jordanien, Jemen, Irak och Palestina resulterade i flera konkreta initiativ på landnivå. Detta inkluderar formuleringen av ILOs bidrag till krisstödet till Libanon i linje med HDPN-ansatsen, och utvecklingen av ILOs strategi för engagemang i Syrien också i linje med HDPN-ansatsen. En dialog har inletts med ambassaden i Libanon som ansvarar för Sveriges regionala strategi för Syrienkrisen och ambassaden i Jordanien som ansvarar för Strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingsarbete i MENA regionen, för att ytterligare stärka kopplingen mellan ILOs arbete och Sveriges prioriteringar under de kommande två åren. Källa: Insatsnr. 14789, Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2022-2025, 2024 Annual Progress Report, s. 34 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14789-14789A0101 Sweden Total contribution is 200 000 000 SEK for 2022-2025, divided between: - Non-earmarked funding to Regular Budget Supplementary Account: 70 000 000 SEK - Lightly earmarked to four cross cutting areas reflecting Swedish priorities: 130 00 000 SEK - Gender Equality and Non-discrimination - Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability - Conflict Perspective and Humanitarian, Peace, Development Nexus - System Change Initiative for Productive Employment The support contributes to ILO's overall Strategic Plan, Results Framework, and Programme & Budget. Totalt stöd på 200 000 000 SEK för perioden 2022-2025, uppdelat enligt följande: - Icke-öronmärkt stöd till ILOs flexibla finansieringsmekanism (RBSA) 70 000 000 SEK - Lätt öronmärkt stöd till fyra tvärgående perspektiv i enlighet med Svenska prioriteringar 130 000 000 SEK - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Rättvis omställning och miljömässig hållbarhet - Konflikt och Humanitärt-Fred-Utvecklings nexus - Systemförändring för hållbar utveckling Stödet bidrar till ILO:s övergripande Strategiska Plan, Resultatramverk, och Program & Budget. Den övergripande målsättningen med stödet är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor för fattiga och sårbara män och kvinnor, som en hållbar och motståndskraftig väg ur fattigdom och mot fred och social rättvisa. För den mjuka öronmärkning för integrering av: - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Miljömässig hållbarhet och rättvis grön omställning - Konfliktkänslighet och HDP-nexus - Systemansats (MSD) har styrningen för ökad kapacitet för institutioner på nationell nivå stärkts för de kommande två åren (2026-2027). Detta är i linje med Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 och strategimålet för Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel där målsättningen är att bidra till förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, inkl. goda lokala arbetstillfällen och produktiv sysselsättning särskilt för kvinnor, men där den tidigare styrningen mot ett globalt normativ mervärde för insatserna nu ändrats till att prioritera att leverera resultat på landnivå och komplettera de regionala och bilaterala strategierna inom verksamhetsområdet. Styrningen mot ökad komplementaritet till Sveriges och Sidas prioriteringar inom regionala och bilaterala portföljer och för svenska intressen har också stärkts. Allt arbete inom ramen för partnerskapet sker fortsatt i linje med ILOs övergripande program och budget. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 0 50000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 50000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity to address the positive effects of migration Stärkt kapacitet att tillvarata migrationens positiva effekter Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for social protection systems Förbättrade förutsättningar för social trygghetssystem Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14789-14789A0102 Sweden Total contribution is 200 000 000 SEK for 2022-2025, divided between: - Non-earmarked funding to Regular Budget Supplementary Account: 70 000 000 SEK - Lightly earmarked to four cross cutting areas reflecting Swedish priorities: 130 00 000 SEK - Gender Equality and Non-discrimination - Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability - Conflict Perspective and Humanitarian, Peace, Development Nexus - System Change Initiative for Productive Employment The support contributes to ILO's overall Strategic Plan, Results Framework, and Programme & Budget. Totalt stöd på 200 000 000 SEK för perioden 2022-2025, uppdelat enligt följande: - Icke-öronmärkt stöd till ILOs flexibla finansieringsmekanism (RBSA) 70 000 000 SEK - Lätt öronmärkt stöd till fyra tvärgående perspektiv i enlighet med Svenska prioriteringar 130 000 000 SEK - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Rättvis omställning och miljömässig hållbarhet - Konflikt och Humanitärt-Fred-Utvecklings nexus - Systemförändring för hållbar utveckling Stödet bidrar till ILO:s övergripande Strategiska Plan, Resultatramverk, och Program & Budget. Den övergripande målsättningen med stödet är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor för fattiga och sårbara män och kvinnor, som en hållbar och motståndskraftig väg ur fattigdom och mot fred och social rättvisa. För den mjuka öronmärkning för integrering av: - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Miljömässig hållbarhet och rättvis grön omställning - Konfliktkänslighet och HDP-nexus - Systemansats (MSD) har styrningen för ökad kapacitet för institutioner på nationell nivå stärkts för de kommande två åren (2026-2027). Detta är i linje med Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 och strategimålet för Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel där målsättningen är att bidra till förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, inkl. goda lokala arbetstillfällen och produktiv sysselsättning särskilt för kvinnor, men där den tidigare styrningen mot ett globalt normativ mervärde för insatserna nu ändrats till att prioritera att leverera resultat på landnivå och komplettera de regionala och bilaterala strategierna inom verksamhetsområdet. Styrningen mot ökad komplementaritet till Sveriges och Sidas prioriteringar inom regionala och bilaterala portföljer och för svenska intressen har också stärkts. Allt arbete inom ramen för partnerskapet sker fortsatt i linje med ILOs övergripande program och budget. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 60000000 40000000 0 50000000 0 0 60000000 0 40000000 0 0 22500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 127500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 42500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 7500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 51000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 9000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 34000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 6000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for universal social protection Förbättrade förutsättningar för universell social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14789-14789A0103 Sweden Total contribution is 200 000 000 SEK for 2022-2025, divided between: - Non-earmarked funding to Regular Budget Supplementary Account: 70 000 000 SEK - Lightly earmarked to four cross cutting areas reflecting Swedish priorities: 130 00 000 SEK - Gender Equality and Non-discrimination - Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability - Conflict Perspective and Humanitarian, Peace, Development Nexus - System Change Initiative for Productive Employment The support contributes to ILO's overall Strategic Plan, Results Framework, and Programme & Budget. Totalt stöd på 200 000 000 SEK för perioden 2022-2025, uppdelat enligt följande: - Icke-öronmärkt stöd till ILOs flexibla finansieringsmekanism (RBSA) 70 000 000 SEK - Lätt öronmärkt stöd till fyra tvärgående perspektiv i enlighet med Svenska prioriteringar 130 000 000 SEK - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Rättvis omställning och miljömässig hållbarhet - Konflikt och Humanitärt-Fred-Utvecklings nexus - Systemförändring för hållbar utveckling Stödet bidrar till ILO:s övergripande Strategiska Plan, Resultatramverk, och Program & Budget. Den övergripande målsättningen med stödet är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning och anständiga arbetsvillkor för fattiga och sårbara män och kvinnor, som en hållbar och motståndskraftig väg ur fattigdom och mot fred och social rättvisa. För den mjuka öronmärkning för integrering av: - Jämställdhet och icke-diskriminering - Miljömässig hållbarhet och rättvis grön omställning - Konfliktkänslighet och HDP-nexus - Systemansats (MSD) har styrningen för ökad kapacitet för institutioner på nationell nivå stärkts för de kommande två åren (2026-2027). Detta är i linje med Strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 och strategimålet för Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel där målsättningen är att bidra till förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, inkl. goda lokala arbetstillfällen och produktiv sysselsättning särskilt för kvinnor, men där den tidigare styrningen mot ett globalt normativ mervärde för insatserna nu ändrats till att prioritera att leverera resultat på landnivå och komplettera de regionala och bilaterala strategierna inom verksamhetsområdet. Styrningen mot ökad komplementaritet till Sveriges och Sidas prioriteringar inom regionala och bilaterala portföljer och för svenska intressen har också stärkts. Allt arbete inom ramen för partnerskapet sker fortsatt i linje med ILOs övergripande program och budget. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 35000000 35000000 0 0 30000000 5200000 ILO/International Labour Organization 5200000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1950000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 3900000 ILO/International Labour Organization 3900000 ILO/International Labour Organization 650000 ILO/International Labour Organization 650000 ILO/International Labour Organization 5850000 ILO/International Labour Organization 5200000 ILO/International Labour Organization 650000 ILO/International Labour Organization 3900000 ILO/International Labour Organization 22100000 ILO/International Labour Organization 3250000 ILO/International Labour Organization 2400000 ILO/International Labour Organization 300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1800000 ILO/International Labour Organization 900000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1800000 ILO/International Labour Organization 600000 ILO/International Labour Organization 300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 2400000 ILO/International Labour Organization 300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 600000 ILO/International Labour Organization 2400000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1800000 ILO/International Labour Organization 10200000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 2700000 ILO/International Labour Organization Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14832 Sweden The activities within the programme contribution aims to reach the most vulnerable in very difficult contexts; to strengthen local organizations and individuals and improve their chances of increasing influence and accountability in decision-making processes regarding civil, political, social, economic and/or cultural human rights of people living in poverty. As a world-leading humanitarian actor, the Red Cross' overall goal is to save lives and maintain human dignity, but it is a basic idea in the movement's and SRK's activities to be present continuously before, during and after crisis. This long-term resilience work aims to strengthen vulnerable people, create improved living conditions, contribute to poverty reduction and provide conditions for robust societies to cope with great stress, recover from crises and continue to develop. SRK's theory of change is based on the theory is that people themselves are the most important resource in the change process. Mobilization of local communities (individuals, actors, authorities and organizations) is the starting point and all efforts are designed based on context, needs and vulnerability analyses, as well as action plans that are developed through participatory methods for local ownership . Actively working for dialogue with authorities / bearers of obligations to create a contribution to responsibility and provide increased scope for action is also part of the business. The activities are implemented by the national associations' local branches and largely voluntary forces. This is the strength of the proposed effort as the Red Cross movement possesses the ability to reach the most vulnerable in a way that few or no other actors can, and further that the effort has a significant added value in its triple-nexus approach that directly intends to contribute to increased capacity in and space for civil society in contexts characterized by vulnerability, conflict and/or recurring natural disasters. Creating dialogue platforms for rights holders and duty bearers for increased accountability is also an integrated part of the programme. Verksamheten inom den förslagna insatsen syftar till att nå de allra mest utsatta i mycket svåra kontexter; att stärka lokala organisationer och individer och förbättra deras förutsättningar att i förlängningen öka inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande i beslutsprocesser kring medborgerliga, politiska, sociala, ekonomiska och/eller kulturella mänskliga rättigheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Som världsledande humanitär aktör är Röda Korsets övergripande mål att rädda liv och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet, men det är en grundtanke i rörelsens och SRKs verksamhet att vara närvarande kontinuerligt före, under och efter en katastrof. Detta långsiktiga resiliensarbete syftar till att stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. SRKs bärande tanke i förändringsteorin är att människor själva är den viktigaste resursen i förändringsprocessen. Mobilisering av lokalsamhällen (individer, aktörer, myndigheter och organisationer) är utgångspunkten och alla insatser utformas utifrån kontext-, behovs- och sårbarhetsanalyser, samt handlingsplaner som tas fram genom deltagandemetoder för lokalt ägarskap. Att aktivt verka för dialog med myndigheter/skyldighetsbärare för att skapa bidra till ansvarstagande och upplåta ett utökat handlingsutrymme är också en del av verksamheten. Verksamheten vilar främst på de nationella föreningarnas lokalföreningar/brancher och till stor del volontära krafter och Sida bedömer att det är den föreslagna insatsens styrka då röda kors-rörelsen besitter förmåga att nå de mest utsatta på ett sätt som få eller inga andra aktörer förmår, samt vidare att insatsen har ett betydande mervärde i sin tripple-nexuxsansats som direkt ämnar bidra till ökad kapacitet i och utrymme för det civila samhället i kontexter som präglas av utsatthet, konflikt och/eller återkommande naturkatastrofer. Dialogskapande med skyldighetsbärare för ökat ansvarstagande är också integrerat i angreppsättet. Svenska Röda Korset (SRK) får stöd från Sida för ett 4-årigt program (2022-2025) med det långsiktiga målet att: 'individuell och samhälls-resiliens stärks genom egenmakt, deltagande och starka kretsar som kan mobilisera samhällen och volontärer och möjliggöra lokalt agerande för hållbar utveckling.' SRKs vision är att få till stånd en ökad resiliens och förbättrad hälsa för människor och samhällen. SRKs princip att inte bara implementera tillfälliga humanitära insatser utan att genom kontinuerlig närvaro i utsatta samhällen före, under och efter kris stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Lebanon Liberia Palestine, State of South Sudan Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Health education Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Bio-diversity Basic health care Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Vocational training Government & Civil Society-general Basic Health Water Supply & Sanitation General Environment Protection Conflict, Peace & Security Secondary Education Programmet startades under 2022 genom Röda Kortets/Röda Halvmånen i Bangladesh, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK) och Palestina (Gaza och Västbanken, samt i Libanon). Under 2023 planerades för ytterligare två landprogram i Sudan och Liberia. Sudan fick utgå pga. den snabbt försämrade säkerhetssituationen och istället har Sydsudan tillkommit. I Palestina och Libanon har verksamheten inom detta avvecklats på grund av den akuta och eskalerande humanitära kris som råder sedan oktober 2023. Programmet fortsätter dock på Västbanken och i Libanon. Resultatrapportering: Insatsen beräknas nå och involvera ca 235 000 personer under hela programmet. Efter tre års verksamhet rapporterar SRK sammanfattat att programmet bidragit till förbättrad information, stöd och service från myndigheter i de lokalsamhällen där programmet implementeras. Detta har effekten av att öka samhällenas förmåga att förbereda sig samt bygga en stärkt resiliens, inflytande och kapacitet att agera mot kontextuella faktorer som påverkar lokalsamhällen negativt (empowerment). Det innebär även ett stärkt ansvarstagande och åtagande från skyldighetsbärare (accountability). Nedan följer ett axplock av resultat från 2024 års rapport: Trots extremt utmanande förhållanden i Palestina, med pågående krig i Gaza och försämrad säkerhet på Västbanken, genomförde PRCS aktiviteter i fem samhällen i Bethlehem-guvernementet. 34 971 personer (6 993 flickor, 6 993 pojkar, 9 654 kvinnor, 11 331 män) deltog i aktiviteterna. Marah Rabah och Beit Fajjar uppvisade förbättringar inom alla fyra prioriterade områden: riskhantering, social sammanhållning, naturresurshantering och samhörighet. I Palestina fungerade Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction Committees som effektiva påverkansplattformar. I Beit Fajjar ledde samarbete med kommunen till förbättrad avfallshantering. Lokala kommittéer genomförde insatser som trädplantering och förbättring av grönytor för att minska översvämningsrisker och förbättra miljön. I Libanon visade PRCS-L:s modell för samhällsengagemang sin anpassningsförmåga trots politiska spänningar och eskalerande konflikt. Volontärer fortsatte mobilisera och stötta samhällen. PRCS-L nådde 24 567 personer (8 634 kvinnor, 5 933 män) genom informationsinsatser om hälsofrämjande och sjukdomsförebyggande. Uppföljningsenkäter visade att 85 % av deltagarna hade ökad kunskap, med observerade förbättringar i hygienpraxis såsom regelbunden handtvätt. PRCS-L rapporterade minskade infektionssjukdomsutbrott och stärkta förebyggande hälsoåtgärder. I Libanon prioriterades avfallshantering i Ain el Helwe och Naher el Bared. Planerade möten med UNRWA ställdes in p.g.a. kriget, men samverkan ledde till sociala aktiviteter i skolor för ökad sammanhållning. I DRK slutförde DRCRC samhällsledda åtgärder i fyra stadsdelar i Kinshasa. 48 453 personer (inklusive 8 477 män, 10 744 kvinnor, 14 847 flickor och 14 385 pojkar) deltog i kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter. De långvariga medvetandekampanjerna, hembesöken och saneringsinsatserna ledde till observerade beteendeförändringar, såsom antagande av handtvättspraxis och användning av myggnät, avfallssortering och plastinsamling, samt samhällsledd rensning av rännor och plantering av djuprotade gräs för att förebygga översvämningar. Dessa metoder exemplifierar en förändring i sociala normer där hygien, sanitet och miljömedvetenhet blivit en del av vardagen. Hushåll som inte var direkt inriktade på projektet kopierade översvämningsförebyggande åtgärder, vilket påvisar spridning av kunskap och samhällsacceptans. Utvärdering visar att samhällsmedlemmar har stärkt sina egna möjligheter att tillgodose sina behov genom att minska riskerna de står inför, särskilt ungdomar och kvinnor som stärkts som volontärer och kommittémedlemmar. Detta var främst resultatet av inrättandet av det civila samhällets Community Disaster Response Team (CDRT), bestående av 20 kvinnor och 25 män. Teammedlemmarna deltog i utbildningar i påverkansarbete, psykosocialt stöd och miljöförvaltning. CDRT stödde samhällen och genomförde kampanjer riktade till dem såväl som till lokala myndigheter om sanitet och förebyggande av regnvattenöversvämningar. Det har noterats att under de kraftiga översvämningarna i Kinshasa 2025 drabbades de projektområden som genomförde rensningskampanjer av dräneringssystemen mindre allvarligt, eftersom vattnet kunde rinna undan bättre efter rensningarna. Många kommittémedlemmar och volontärer uppges ses som förändringsledare i sina grannskap. Denna egenmakt har bidragit till ett underifrån-och-upp-ledarskap som stärker lokalt driven resiliens. I Sydsudan deltog 59 815 personer (37 258 män, 22 557 kvinnor, 5 758 flickor varav 12 kvinnor med funktionsnedsättning och 15 658 pojkar varav 18 med funktionsnedsättning) i aktiviteter ledda av CDRT inom hygien, katastrofriskreducering och yrkesutbildning. Resultaten inkluderade att hygienmedvetenheten ökade från 11 % till 48 % och detta bedöms ha bidragit till att förhindra ett kolerautbrott i området. I Sydsudan ledde dialog med lokala myndigheter till reparation av 19 handpumpar som återställde tillgången till rent vatten för ca 9 500 personer och ökade tillgången från 54 % till 73 % vilket utgör en omvälvande förändring i vardagslivet där kvinnor och barn inte längre behöver gå långa sträckor för att hämta vatten i Lake Yirol, som dessutom är förorenat. Denna förändring förbättrade inte bara hälsoutfallen utan även lokalt ledd utveckling, då lokala vattenpumpsmekaniker utbildades för att upprätthålla funktionaliteten och säkerställa hållbarheten. Dessutom kombinerades dessa resiliensinsatser med fredsskapande åtgärder såsom skolklubbar och inkluderande idrottsevenemang, vilka också bidrog till en påtaglig förbättring av social sammanhållning och samhörighet. SSRC stödde också samhällsmedlemmar i att stärka sin förståelse av och förmåga att identifiera fysiska, psykologiska, ekonomiska och sociala konsekvenser av SGBV. För att stärka förståelsen av SGBV höll utbildade volontärer informationsmöten som hjälpte samhällsmedlemmar att identifiera dess konsekvenser. Interaktiva aktiviteter uppmuntrade till öppen dialog och reflektion, vilket säkerställde att både män och kvinnor deltog meningsfullt. Utvärderingen visar att kunskapen om SGBV:s konsekvenser ökade mest bland kvinnor, från nivåer mycket lägre än männens vid baslinjen, till samma nivåer vid slutmätningen. Den övergripande medvetenheten ökade från 13 % till 37 % mellan baslinjen och slutmätningen. Samhällsmedlemmar kunde också bättre identifiera former av stress och de bredare konsekvenserna av SGBV för välbefinnande och försörjning. I Bangladesh förbättrades hälsobeteenden markant: 95 % av invånarna tvättade händerna och fler kvinnor använde återanvändbara, miljövänliga mensskydd, och uppges i större uträckning öppet diskutera menstruationshygien, vilket markerar en betydande förändring i att bryta stigma. Dessa förbättringar drevs av konsekventa medvetandekampanjer och en växande kultur av öppenhet och inkludering kring känsliga hälsofrågor. 17 000 personer (40 % män och 60 % kvinnor) deltog i insatser för miljömedvetenhet och katastrofriskreducering. Kunskapen om miljöfrågor ökade från 17 % vid baslinjen till 87 % vid slutmätningen. Lokala resiliensfonder, aktiverade på åtta platser, gjorde det möjligt för lokala aktörer att finansiera praktiska riskreducerande åtgärder, såsom att höja socklar, reparera vägar och installera vägtrummor för vattenavrinning, och därigenom skydda sina. Dessa visade sig vara avgörande för att mildra effekterna av översvämningarna under 2024. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14832-14832A0101 Sweden The activities within the programme contribution aims to reach the most vulnerable in very difficult contexts; to strengthen local organizations and individuals and improve their chances of increasing influence and accountability in decision-making processes regarding civil, political, social, economic and/or cultural human rights of people living in poverty. As a world-leading humanitarian actor, the Red Cross' overall goal is to save lives and maintain human dignity, but it is a basic idea in the movement's and SRK's activities to be present continuously before, during and after crisis. This long-term resilience work aims to strengthen vulnerable people, create improved living conditions, contribute to poverty reduction and provide conditions for robust societies to cope with great stress, recover from crises and continue to develop. SRK's theory of change is based on the theory is that people themselves are the most important resource in the change process. Mobilization of local communities (individuals, actors, authorities and organizations) is the starting point and all efforts are designed based on context, needs and vulnerability analyses, as well as action plans that are developed through participatory methods for local ownership . Actively working for dialogue with authorities / bearers of obligations to create a contribution to responsibility and provide increased scope for action is also part of the business. The activities are implemented by the national associations' local branches and largely voluntary forces. This is the strength of the proposed effort as the Red Cross movement possesses the ability to reach the most vulnerable in a way that few or no other actors can, and further that the effort has a significant added value in its triple-nexus approach that directly intends to contribute to increased capacity in and space for civil society in contexts characterized by vulnerability, conflict and/or recurring natural disasters. Creating dialogue platforms for rights holders and duty bearers for increased accountability is also an integrated part of the programme. Verksamheten inom den förslagna insatsen syftar till att nå de allra mest utsatta i mycket svåra kontexter; att stärka lokala organisationer och individer och förbättra deras förutsättningar att i förlängningen öka inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande i beslutsprocesser kring medborgerliga, politiska, sociala, ekonomiska och/eller kulturella mänskliga rättigheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Som världsledande humanitär aktör är Röda Korsets övergripande mål att rädda liv och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet, men det är en grundtanke i rörelsens och SRKs verksamhet att vara närvarande kontinuerligt före, under och efter en katastrof. Detta långsiktiga resiliensarbete syftar till att stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. SRKs bärande tanke i förändringsteorin är att människor själva är den viktigaste resursen i förändringsprocessen. Mobilisering av lokalsamhällen (individer, aktörer, myndigheter och organisationer) är utgångspunkten och alla insatser utformas utifrån kontext-, behovs- och sårbarhetsanalyser, samt handlingsplaner som tas fram genom deltagandemetoder för lokalt ägarskap. Att aktivt verka för dialog med myndigheter/skyldighetsbärare för att skapa bidra till ansvarstagande och upplåta ett utökat handlingsutrymme är också en del av verksamheten. Verksamheten vilar främst på de nationella föreningarnas lokalföreningar/brancher och till stor del volontära krafter och Sida bedömer att det är den föreslagna insatsens styrka då röda kors-rörelsen besitter förmåga att nå de mest utsatta på ett sätt som få eller inga andra aktörer förmår, samt vidare att insatsen har ett betydande mervärde i sin tripple-nexuxsansats som direkt ämnar bidra till ökad kapacitet i och utrymme för det civila samhället i kontexter som präglas av utsatthet, konflikt och/eller återkommande naturkatastrofer. Dialogskapande med skyldighetsbärare för ökat ansvarstagande är också integrerat i angreppsättet. Svenska Röda Korset (SRK) får stöd från Sida för ett 4-årigt program (2022-2025) med det långsiktiga målet att: 'individuell och samhälls-resiliens stärks genom egenmakt, deltagande och starka kretsar som kan mobilisera samhällen och volontärer och möjliggöra lokalt agerande för hållbar utveckling.' SRKs vision är att få till stånd en ökad resiliens och förbättrad hälsa för människor och samhällen. SRKs princip att inte bara implementera tillfälliga humanitära insatser utan att genom kontinuerlig närvaro i utsatta samhällen före, under och efter kris stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. Sweden Svenska Röda Korset Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Röda Korset 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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to strengthen local organizations and individuals and improve their chances of increasing influence and accountability in decision-making processes regarding civil, political, social, economic and/or cultural human rights of people living in poverty. As a world-leading humanitarian actor, the Red Cross' overall goal is to save lives and maintain human dignity, but it is a basic idea in the movement's and SRK's activities to be present continuously before, during and after crisis. This long-term resilience work aims to strengthen vulnerable people, create improved living conditions, contribute to poverty reduction and provide conditions for robust societies to cope with great stress, recover from crises and continue to develop. SRK's theory of change is based on the theory is that people themselves are the most important resource in the change process. Mobilization of local communities (individuals, actors, authorities and organizations) is the starting point and all efforts are designed based on context, needs and vulnerability analyses, as well as action plans that are developed through participatory methods for local ownership . Actively working for dialogue with authorities / bearers of obligations to create a contribution to responsibility and provide increased scope for action is also part of the business. The activities are implemented by the national associations' local branches and largely voluntary forces. This is the strength of the proposed effort as the Red Cross movement possesses the ability to reach the most vulnerable in a way that few or no other actors can, and further that the effort has a significant added value in its triple-nexus approach that directly intends to contribute to increased capacity in and space for civil society in contexts characterized by vulnerability, conflict and/or recurring natural disasters. Creating dialogue platforms for rights holders and duty bearers for increased accountability is also an integrated part of the programme. Verksamheten inom den förslagna insatsen syftar till att nå de allra mest utsatta i mycket svåra kontexter; att stärka lokala organisationer och individer och förbättra deras förutsättningar att i förlängningen öka inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande i beslutsprocesser kring medborgerliga, politiska, sociala, ekonomiska och/eller kulturella mänskliga rättigheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Som världsledande humanitär aktör är Röda Korsets övergripande mål att rädda liv och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet, men det är en grundtanke i rörelsens och SRKs verksamhet att vara närvarande kontinuerligt före, under och efter en katastrof. Detta långsiktiga resiliensarbete syftar till att stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. SRKs bärande tanke i förändringsteorin är att människor själva är den viktigaste resursen i förändringsprocessen. Mobilisering av lokalsamhällen (individer, aktörer, myndigheter och organisationer) är utgångspunkten och alla insatser utformas utifrån kontext-, behovs- och sårbarhetsanalyser, samt handlingsplaner som tas fram genom deltagandemetoder för lokalt ägarskap. Att aktivt verka för dialog med myndigheter/skyldighetsbärare för att skapa bidra till ansvarstagande och upplåta ett utökat handlingsutrymme är också en del av verksamheten. Verksamheten vilar främst på de nationella föreningarnas lokalföreningar/brancher och till stor del volontära krafter och Sida bedömer att det är den föreslagna insatsens styrka då röda kors-rörelsen besitter förmåga att nå de mest utsatta på ett sätt som få eller inga andra aktörer förmår, samt vidare att insatsen har ett betydande mervärde i sin tripple-nexuxsansats som direkt ämnar bidra till ökad kapacitet i och utrymme för det civila samhället i kontexter som präglas av utsatthet, konflikt och/eller återkommande naturkatastrofer. Dialogskapande med skyldighetsbärare för ökat ansvarstagande är också integrerat i angreppsättet. Svenska Röda Korset (SRK) får stöd från Sida för ett 4-årigt program (2022-2025) med det långsiktiga målet att: 'individuell och samhälls-resiliens stärks genom egenmakt, deltagande och starka kretsar som kan mobilisera samhällen och volontärer och möjliggöra lokalt agerande för hållbar utveckling.' SRKs vision är att få till stånd en ökad resiliens och förbättrad hälsa för människor och samhällen. SRKs princip att inte bara implementera tillfälliga humanitära insatser utan att genom kontinuerlig närvaro i utsatta samhällen före, under och efter kris stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. Sweden Svenska Röda Korset Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Röda Korset 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14832-14832A0103 Sweden The activities within the programme contribution aims to reach the most vulnerable in very difficult contexts; to strengthen local organizations and individuals and improve their chances of increasing influence and accountability in decision-making processes regarding civil, political, social, economic and/or cultural human rights of people living in poverty. As a world-leading humanitarian actor, the Red Cross' overall goal is to save lives and maintain human dignity, but it is a basic idea in the movement's and SRK's activities to be present continuously before, during and after crisis. This long-term resilience work aims to strengthen vulnerable people, create improved living conditions, contribute to poverty reduction and provide conditions for robust societies to cope with great stress, recover from crises and continue to develop. SRK's theory of change is based on the theory is that people themselves are the most important resource in the change process. Mobilization of local communities (individuals, actors, authorities and organizations) is the starting point and all efforts are designed based on context, needs and vulnerability analyses, as well as action plans that are developed through participatory methods for local ownership . Actively working for dialogue with authorities / bearers of obligations to create a contribution to responsibility and provide increased scope for action is also part of the business. The activities are implemented by the national associations' local branches and largely voluntary forces. This is the strength of the proposed effort as the Red Cross movement possesses the ability to reach the most vulnerable in a way that few or no other actors can, and further that the effort has a significant added value in its triple-nexus approach that directly intends to contribute to increased capacity in and space for civil society in contexts characterized by vulnerability, conflict and/or recurring natural disasters. Creating dialogue platforms for rights holders and duty bearers for increased accountability is also an integrated part of the programme. Verksamheten inom den förslagna insatsen syftar till att nå de allra mest utsatta i mycket svåra kontexter; att stärka lokala organisationer och individer och förbättra deras förutsättningar att i förlängningen öka inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande i beslutsprocesser kring medborgerliga, politiska, sociala, ekonomiska och/eller kulturella mänskliga rättigheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Som världsledande humanitär aktör är Röda Korsets övergripande mål att rädda liv och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet, men det är en grundtanke i rörelsens och SRKs verksamhet att vara närvarande kontinuerligt före, under och efter en katastrof. Detta långsiktiga resiliensarbete syftar till att stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. SRKs bärande tanke i förändringsteorin är att människor själva är den viktigaste resursen i förändringsprocessen. Mobilisering av lokalsamhällen (individer, aktörer, myndigheter och organisationer) är utgångspunkten och alla insatser utformas utifrån kontext-, behovs- och sårbarhetsanalyser, samt handlingsplaner som tas fram genom deltagandemetoder för lokalt ägarskap. Att aktivt verka för dialog med myndigheter/skyldighetsbärare för att skapa bidra till ansvarstagande och upplåta ett utökat handlingsutrymme är också en del av verksamheten. Verksamheten vilar främst på de nationella föreningarnas lokalföreningar/brancher och till stor del volontära krafter och Sida bedömer att det är den föreslagna insatsens styrka då röda kors-rörelsen besitter förmåga att nå de mest utsatta på ett sätt som få eller inga andra aktörer förmår, samt vidare att insatsen har ett betydande mervärde i sin tripple-nexuxsansats som direkt ämnar bidra till ökad kapacitet i och utrymme för det civila samhället i kontexter som präglas av utsatthet, konflikt och/eller återkommande naturkatastrofer. Dialogskapande med skyldighetsbärare för ökat ansvarstagande är också integrerat i angreppsättet. Svenska Röda Korset (SRK) får stöd från Sida för ett 4-årigt program (2022-2025) med det långsiktiga målet att: 'individuell och samhälls-resiliens stärks genom egenmakt, deltagande och starka kretsar som kan mobilisera samhällen och volontärer och möjliggöra lokalt agerande för hållbar utveckling.' SRKs vision är att få till stånd en ökad resiliens och förbättrad hälsa för människor och samhällen. SRKs princip att inte bara implementera tillfälliga humanitära insatser utan att genom kontinuerlig närvaro i utsatta samhällen före, under och efter kris stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. Sweden Svenska Röda Korset Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Röda Korset 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12648939.9999999981 -127400 -127400 0 0 12648939.9999999981 243919.5992 Svenska Röda Korset 243919.5992 Svenska Röda Korset 953202.2325 Svenska Röda Korset 953202.2325 Svenska Röda Korset 243919.5992 Svenska Röda Korset 1090876.5648000001 Svenska Röda Korset 1123933.4304 Svenska Röda Korset 1090876.5648000001 Svenska Röda Korset 243919.5992 Svenska Röda Korset 953202.2325 Svenska Röda Korset 953202.2325 Svenska Röda Korset 3175462.5440000002 Svenska Röda Korset 243919.5992 Svenska Röda Korset 1007983.97 Svenska Röda Korset 962900.5575 Svenska Röda Korset 962900.5575 Svenska Röda Korset 962900.5575 Svenska Röda Korset 1135368.8544000001 Svenska Röda Korset 246401.3512 Svenska Röda Korset 246401.3512 Svenska Röda Korset 246401.3512 Svenska Röda Korset 246401.3512 Svenska Röda Korset 246401.3512 Svenska Röda Korset 3207771.1839999999 Svenska Röda Korset 1018239.67 Svenska Röda Korset 1101975.6528 Svenska Röda Korset 1101975.6528 Svenska Röda Korset 962900.5575 Svenska Röda Korset -11099.088 Svenska Röda Korset -2481.752 Svenska Röda Korset -2481.752 Svenska Röda Korset -2481.752 Svenska Röda Korset -9698.325 Svenska Röda Korset -9698.325 Svenska Röda Korset -32308.64 Svenska Röda Korset -10255.7 Svenska Röda Korset -11099.088 Svenska Röda Korset -2481.752 Svenska Röda Korset -2481.752 Svenska Röda Korset -9698.325 Svenska Röda Korset -11435.424 Svenska Röda Korset -9698.325 Svenska Röda Korset Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14996 Sweden GNDR is a voluntary network of civil society organisations (CSOs), associations and individuals committed to working together, and engaging with partners and other stakeholders to increase community resilience and reduce disaster risk around the world. GNDR is the largest international network of organisations working with disaster risk reduction, connecting with more than 1800 organisations spread across 131 countries. Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) är ett globalt nätverk som arbetar för att stärka motståndskraften mot katastrofer samt minska katastrofrisker. GNDR är det största internationella nätverket av organisationer som arbetar med katastrofriskreduktion, och som knutit till sig över 1800 organisationer spridda över 131 länder. GNDRs vision är "En värld där alla samarbetar tillsammans för att stärka resiliens hos de mest utsatta människorna, och hindra att risker utvecklas till katastrofer". Sidas stöd är projektstöd för genomförandet av GNDRs arbetsplan "Local leadership for Global Impact 2022-2026", som är en del av GNDRs övergripande strategi Local Leadership for Global Impact 2020-2025. GNDRs strategi har tre övergripande strategiska mål som är ömsesidigt förstärkande: Stärkt samarbete, solidaritet och mobilisering av civilsamhällesorganisationer; GNDR leder lokaliseringsagendan; samt aktörer strävar efter att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete. Stödet ska bidra till genomförandet av projektet mot 5 specifika mål, med förklaring på vad de ska uppnå: 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. Organisationer, som GNDR gett stöd till, kommer att ha utvecklat sin kompetens och kapacitet för att samarbeta kring genomförandet av katastrofriskreducering lokalt. Det kommer att finnas ökade mekanismer och policyer för samarbeten, och fler organisationer förstår vinsten i att samverka istället för att konkurrera. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens, och som har säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer hålls ansvariga för samarbeten. Lokala CSO har kapacitet att leda och hålls ansvariga gentemot de samhällen som de arbetar i samt att regeringar och INGOer låter CSOer leda i lokala kontexter. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn till olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. Globala och nationella aktörer hålls ansvariga för lokaliseringsagendan gällande katastrofriskreducering. Sektorer är införstådda med att de måste bygga motståndskraft samtidigt som de främjar utvecklingen av ett integrerat riskinformerat tänk i arbetet med att bygga resiliens mot katastrofer (baserat på 6 identifierade drivers of risk; se nedan), evidensbaserad kunskap finns och används, samt att sektorer på olika nivåer har stärkt förmåga att samordna. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Lokalsamhällen är medvetna om risker kopplat till klimatförändringar. Aktörer och lokalsamhällen har tillgång till information och kunskap för att implementera aktiviteter för klimatanpassning. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. Kvinnor inom utveckling och humanitära sektorer har stärkt kunskap och kapacitet att delta och genomföra aktiviteter, samt att kvinnors förmåga och möjlighet att driva och leda frågor gällande lokalsamhällens deltagande, i nationella och internationella sammanhang har stärkts. Vidare ska GNDRs medlemmar öka sin kapacitet i att integrera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i deras aktiviteter för att stärka arbetet mot ojämlikhet globalt. GNDR ska uppnå målen genom 2 ansatser: (a) fokusera på aktiviteter inom 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet. De sex riskfaktorerna är klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. (b) som nätverk har GNDR sex roller för att verka för förändring: som katalysator, kapacitetsstärkare, sammankallande (convenor), tankeledare (thought leader), förstärkare (amplifier), och rapportör. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector Under föregående Strategi för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald 2022-2026 bidrog insatsen till strategimålet "stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer" (100 %). Under strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 bidrar insatsen till målet "stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet" (100%). Uppnådda resultat presenteras inte i detalj, utan på övergripande nivå, och tar i beaktande huruvida GNDR har levererat mot de fem specifika mål som definieras i avtalet mellan Sida och GNDR. 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. GNDR har fortsatt att genomföra utbildningar och workshopar i kapacitetsbyggande syfte till sina medlemmar. GNDR samlar in rekommendationer och önskemål från sina medlemmar på årlig basis, för att säkra att de kan erbjuda stöd i relevanta tematiska och tekniska ämnen. GNDR arbetar med att samla exempel på god praxis, verktyg för praktiskt stöd till medlemmar, samt fortsatt arbeta för att olika verktyg, som t ex medlemsportal och guidelines mer användarvänliga och tillgängliga genom t ex översättning till fler språk, som efterfrågats av medlemmarna. I samtal med medlemmar under Global Summit, samt i möte med Svenska resiliensnätverket framhålls GNDRs vikt som nätverkssamordnare, kunskapsledare och för att möjliggöra lokala aktörers medverkan och påverkan i globala processer. Exempelvis visar undersökningen efter Global Summit att 86% starkt rekommenderar medverkan i Global Summit. Inom mål 1 lyfter GNDR också exempel på hur medlemsorganisationer hanterade översvämningar och jordskred till följd av kraftiga regn i Östafrika i början av 2024 som ledde till att cirka 1,6 miljoner människor drabbades. Medlemsorganisationer bidrog på plats med akutinsatser och stöd till återhämtning bland annat genom att etablera tillfälliga lärmiljöer för att säkerställa att barns utbildning kunde fortsätta, erbjuda psykosocialt stöd, distribuera kontantkuponger samt skapa hygienfaciliteter för att minska risken för koleraspridning. En medlemsorganisation i Kenya använde även radio och sociala medier för att tidigt varna invånare i översvämningsdrabbade områden. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens och säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Utöver att GNDR samlar exempel på lokalt baserade god praxis, och använder "story-telling" i globala event och sammanhang för att lyfta det lokala perspektivet, så möjliggör de även för direkt deltagande för lokala partner i globala event som t ex COP och High Level Forum, genom direkt finansiering för resa och deltagande. GNDR håller även utbildningar och tar fram olika toolkit och guidelines för att öka lokalsamhällen och lokala CSOer att samverka och påverka nationella och regionala regeringar och ledare. Dessutom har GNDR lyssnat på medlemmarnas önskan om stöd för finansiering genom att genomföra utbildningar inom givardialog och finansiering som ett led i målet att säkra tillräckliga resurser. Bland annat genomförde GNDR ett digital utbildning om medelinsamling. Utifrån insamlad deltagaråterkoppling rapporterar GNDR att utbildningen har mottagits väl. Enligt GNDR har utbildningen redan bidragit till resultat på marken då en medlemsorganisation uppger att de har tillämpat verktyg och strategier från utbildningen för att mobilisera finansiering till ett hållbart vattenförvaltningsprojekt i västra Himalaya, samt säkrat 80 procent av finansieringen för ett separat initiativ. GNDR har fortsatt varit aktiv inom påverkansarbete vid olika globala event, just för att göra sårbara lokalsamhällens, och lokala CSOers röster hörda, bland annat i High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF), COP29, och Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction i Geneve i år. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. GNDRs utbildningar och toolkit och guidelines är relevanta även här, då flera av dessa just adresserar hot och risker på lokal nivå. Detta mål ska särskilt arbeta utifrån de 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet: Klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. Sidas bedömning är att GNDR även här levererar, vilket baseras på uppföljande samtal med GNDR samt senaste årsrapporten. Utöver arbetet med de arbetsgrupperna för risk-faktorer, så är det tydligare att se hur GNDR arbetar med dessa frågor i projekt. Ett exempel är det femåriga forskningsprojektet "Locally-led humanitarian solutions" (LLHS), som särskilt belyser kopplingarna mellan risk, konflikt och ojämlikhet. LLHS var dock finansierat av BHA/USAID och fick avslutas när USAID lades ner. Projektet genomfördes i samarbete med CSOer och lokalsamhällen i tio länder (Bangladesh, Benin, Colombia, DR Kongo, Elfenbenskusten, Guatemala, Honduras, Irak, Jemen och Pakistan). Resultatet förväntas bidra till nationella dialoger gällande lokalisering, främja lokalt ledda humanitära insatser som stärker samhällets motståndskraft, samt samla värdefulla insikter och bästa praxis gällande genomförandet av lokalt ledda sk. trippelnexusinsatser (humanitärt, utveckling, fred) som effektivt hanterar klimatförändringarnas effekter i fragila stater och regioner. Även om projektet i sig inte finansieras av Sida, så möjliggör Sidas stöd som går till själva nätverket och sekretariatet att GNDR kan genomföra liknande projekt. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Rapporteringen av hur GNDR arbetar med riskfaktorn miljömässig hållbarhet är svag, även om viss förbättring har noterats under senaste året jämfört med tidigare. Frågan bör fortsatt följas upp av Sida HL. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. GNDR har en prioriterad syn på gender-transformativ ansats i sina interventioner, och även nämner några exempel på resultat i senaste årsrapporten. GNDR har hållit olika webbinarier, och säkrat jämn representation i olika event som COP28 och COP29, och stöttat skapandet av ett nätverk för kvinnor inom DRR under UNDRRs LAC regionala kontor och UN Women, samt stöttat genomförandet av ett face-to-face möte i augusti i år. GNDR bedöms vara mycket aktiv i att driva jämställdhetsintegrering och driva frågan om kvinnligt ledarskap. Då Sidas medel inte vidareförmedlas under GNDR-stödet, utan går till GNDRs arbete med att upprätthålla ett aktivt nätverk som ger mervärde för sina medlemmar, går det ju inte att presentera en medlemsorganisations arbete och tillskriva allt till GNDR, eller till Sidas stöd specifikt, som bl.a. noterat ovan gällande projektet LLHS. Samtidigt utgör medlemmars integrerade och riskinformerade arbete de bästa exemplen på att GNDR stödjer aktörer att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete då GNDR arbetar aktivt med att sprida goda exempel på lokalt drivna projekt både till andra medlemmar i nätverket, samtidigt som organisationen i fråga kan få tips och stöd för vidareutveckling och/eller förbättring, som ett slags peer-review, samt även för att exemplifiera mervärdet av lokal kunskap i global policydialog och påverkan. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14996-14996A0101 Sweden GNDR is a voluntary network of civil society organisations (CSOs), associations and individuals committed to working together, and engaging with partners and other stakeholders to increase community resilience and reduce disaster risk around the world. GNDR is the largest international network of organisations working with disaster risk reduction, connecting with more than 1800 organisations spread across 131 countries. Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) är ett globalt nätverk som arbetar för att stärka motståndskraften mot katastrofer samt minska katastrofrisker. GNDR är det största internationella nätverket av organisationer som arbetar med katastrofriskreduktion, och som knutit till sig över 1800 organisationer spridda över 131 länder. GNDRs vision är "En värld där alla samarbetar tillsammans för att stärka resiliens hos de mest utsatta människorna, och hindra att risker utvecklas till katastrofer". Sidas stöd är projektstöd för genomförandet av GNDRs arbetsplan "Local leadership for Global Impact 2022-2026", som är en del av GNDRs övergripande strategi Local Leadership for Global Impact 2020-2025. GNDRs strategi har tre övergripande strategiska mål som är ömsesidigt förstärkande: Stärkt samarbete, solidaritet och mobilisering av civilsamhällesorganisationer; GNDR leder lokaliseringsagendan; samt aktörer strävar efter att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete. Stödet ska bidra till genomförandet av projektet mot 5 specifika mål, med förklaring på vad de ska uppnå: 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. Organisationer, som GNDR gett stöd till, kommer att ha utvecklat sin kompetens och kapacitet för att samarbeta kring genomförandet av katastrofriskreducering lokalt. Det kommer att finnas ökade mekanismer och policyer för samarbeten, och fler organisationer förstår vinsten i att samverka istället för att konkurrera. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens, och som har säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer hålls ansvariga för samarbeten. Lokala CSO har kapacitet att leda och hålls ansvariga gentemot de samhällen som de arbetar i samt att regeringar och INGOer låter CSOer leda i lokala kontexter. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn till olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. Globala och nationella aktörer hålls ansvariga för lokaliseringsagendan gällande katastrofriskreducering. Sektorer är införstådda med att de måste bygga motståndskraft samtidigt som de främjar utvecklingen av ett integrerat riskinformerat tänk i arbetet med att bygga resiliens mot katastrofer (baserat på 6 identifierade drivers of risk; se nedan), evidensbaserad kunskap finns och används, samt att sektorer på olika nivåer har stärkt förmåga att samordna. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Lokalsamhällen är medvetna om risker kopplat till klimatförändringar. Aktörer och lokalsamhällen har tillgång till information och kunskap för att implementera aktiviteter för klimatanpassning. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. Kvinnor inom utveckling och humanitära sektorer har stärkt kunskap och kapacitet att delta och genomföra aktiviteter, samt att kvinnors förmåga och möjlighet att driva och leda frågor gällande lokalsamhällens deltagande, i nationella och internationella sammanhang har stärkts. Vidare ska GNDRs medlemmar öka sin kapacitet i att integrera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i deras aktiviteter för att stärka arbetet mot ojämlikhet globalt. GNDR ska uppnå målen genom 2 ansatser: (a) fokusera på aktiviteter inom 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet. De sex riskfaktorerna är klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. (b) som nätverk har GNDR sex roller för att verka för förändring: som katalysator, kapacitetsstärkare, sammankallande (convenor), tankeledare (thought leader), förstärkare (amplifier), och rapportör. Sweden GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 4000000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 4000000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14996-14996A0102 Sweden GNDR is a voluntary network of civil society organisations (CSOs), associations and individuals committed to working together, and engaging with partners and other stakeholders to increase community resilience and reduce disaster risk around the world. GNDR is the largest international network of organisations working with disaster risk reduction, connecting with more than 1800 organisations spread across 131 countries. Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) är ett globalt nätverk som arbetar för att stärka motståndskraften mot katastrofer samt minska katastrofrisker. GNDR är det största internationella nätverket av organisationer som arbetar med katastrofriskreduktion, och som knutit till sig över 1800 organisationer spridda över 131 länder. GNDRs vision är "En värld där alla samarbetar tillsammans för att stärka resiliens hos de mest utsatta människorna, och hindra att risker utvecklas till katastrofer". Sidas stöd är projektstöd för genomförandet av GNDRs arbetsplan "Local leadership for Global Impact 2022-2026", som är en del av GNDRs övergripande strategi Local Leadership for Global Impact 2020-2025. GNDRs strategi har tre övergripande strategiska mål som är ömsesidigt förstärkande: Stärkt samarbete, solidaritet och mobilisering av civilsamhällesorganisationer; GNDR leder lokaliseringsagendan; samt aktörer strävar efter att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete. Stödet ska bidra till genomförandet av projektet mot 5 specifika mål, med förklaring på vad de ska uppnå: 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. Organisationer, som GNDR gett stöd till, kommer att ha utvecklat sin kompetens och kapacitet för att samarbeta kring genomförandet av katastrofriskreducering lokalt. Det kommer att finnas ökade mekanismer och policyer för samarbeten, och fler organisationer förstår vinsten i att samverka istället för att konkurrera. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens, och som har säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer hålls ansvariga för samarbeten. Lokala CSO har kapacitet att leda och hålls ansvariga gentemot de samhällen som de arbetar i samt att regeringar och INGOer låter CSOer leda i lokala kontexter. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn till olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. Globala och nationella aktörer hålls ansvariga för lokaliseringsagendan gällande katastrofriskreducering. Sektorer är införstådda med att de måste bygga motståndskraft samtidigt som de främjar utvecklingen av ett integrerat riskinformerat tänk i arbetet med att bygga resiliens mot katastrofer (baserat på 6 identifierade drivers of risk; se nedan), evidensbaserad kunskap finns och används, samt att sektorer på olika nivåer har stärkt förmåga att samordna. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Lokalsamhällen är medvetna om risker kopplat till klimatförändringar. Aktörer och lokalsamhällen har tillgång till information och kunskap för att implementera aktiviteter för klimatanpassning. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. Kvinnor inom utveckling och humanitära sektorer har stärkt kunskap och kapacitet att delta och genomföra aktiviteter, samt att kvinnors förmåga och möjlighet att driva och leda frågor gällande lokalsamhällens deltagande, i nationella och internationella sammanhang har stärkts. Vidare ska GNDRs medlemmar öka sin kapacitet i att integrera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i deras aktiviteter för att stärka arbetet mot ojämlikhet globalt. GNDR ska uppnå målen genom 2 ansatser: (a) fokusera på aktiviteter inom 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet. De sex riskfaktorerna är klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. (b) som nätverk har GNDR sex roller för att verka för förändring: som katalysator, kapacitetsstärkare, sammankallande (convenor), tankeledare (thought leader), förstärkare (amplifier), och rapportör. Sweden GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 5000000 2500000 2500000 0 1000000 0 0 0 2500000 0 2500000 0 2389573 0 0 0 2610427 13500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 1000000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2389573 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2610427 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14996-14996A0103 Sweden GNDR is a voluntary network of civil society organisations (CSOs), associations and individuals committed to working together, and engaging with partners and other stakeholders to increase community resilience and reduce disaster risk around the world. GNDR is the largest international network of organisations working with disaster risk reduction, connecting with more than 1800 organisations spread across 131 countries. Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) är ett globalt nätverk som arbetar för att stärka motståndskraften mot katastrofer samt minska katastrofrisker. GNDR är det största internationella nätverket av organisationer som arbetar med katastrofriskreduktion, och som knutit till sig över 1800 organisationer spridda över 131 länder. GNDRs vision är "En värld där alla samarbetar tillsammans för att stärka resiliens hos de mest utsatta människorna, och hindra att risker utvecklas till katastrofer". Sidas stöd är projektstöd för genomförandet av GNDRs arbetsplan "Local leadership for Global Impact 2022-2026", som är en del av GNDRs övergripande strategi Local Leadership for Global Impact 2020-2025. GNDRs strategi har tre övergripande strategiska mål som är ömsesidigt förstärkande: Stärkt samarbete, solidaritet och mobilisering av civilsamhällesorganisationer; GNDR leder lokaliseringsagendan; samt aktörer strävar efter att bedriva riskinformerat utvecklingsarbete. Stödet ska bidra till genomförandet av projektet mot 5 specifika mål, med förklaring på vad de ska uppnå: 1) Partnerskap och samarbeten mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer har skapats eller stärks och utrymmet för civila aktörer har vidgats. Organisationer, som GNDR gett stöd till, kommer att ha utvecklat sin kompetens och kapacitet för att samarbeta kring genomförandet av katastrofriskreducering lokalt. Det kommer att finnas ökade mekanismer och policyer för samarbeten, och fler organisationer förstår vinsten i att samverka istället för att konkurrera. 2) Det finns en ökning av lokala aktörer som deltar i beslutsfattande processer gällande prioriteringar för resiliens, och som har säkrat tillräckliga resurser. Civilsamhällesorganisationer hålls ansvariga för samarbeten. Lokala CSO har kapacitet att leda och hålls ansvariga gentemot de samhällen som de arbetar i samt att regeringar och INGOer låter CSOer leda i lokala kontexter. 3) Utvecklingsarbetet tar hänsyn till olika typer av hot och risker lokala på lokal nivå. Globala och nationella aktörer hålls ansvariga för lokaliseringsagendan gällande katastrofriskreducering. Sektorer är införstådda med att de måste bygga motståndskraft samtidigt som de främjar utvecklingen av ett integrerat riskinformerat tänk i arbetet med att bygga resiliens mot katastrofer (baserat på 6 identifierade drivers of risk; se nedan), evidensbaserad kunskap finns och används, samt att sektorer på olika nivåer har stärkt förmåga att samordna. 4) En förbättrad miljömässig hållbarhet har integreras i genomförandet. Lokalsamhällen är medvetna om risker kopplat till klimatförändringar. Aktörer och lokalsamhällen har tillgång till information och kunskap för att implementera aktiviteter för klimatanpassning. 5) Hindren för jämlikhet i riskorienterad utveckling och humanitära insatser har motverkats. Kvinnor inom utveckling och humanitära sektorer har stärkt kunskap och kapacitet att delta och genomföra aktiviteter, samt att kvinnors förmåga och möjlighet att driva och leda frågor gällande lokalsamhällens deltagande, i nationella och internationella sammanhang har stärkts. Vidare ska GNDRs medlemmar öka sin kapacitet i att integrera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i deras aktiviteter för att stärka arbetet mot ojämlikhet globalt. GNDR ska uppnå målen genom 2 ansatser: (a) fokusera på aktiviteter inom 6 identifierade riskfaktorer som bidrar till ökade utmaningar för riskarbetet. De sex riskfaktorerna är klimatförändringar, konflikt, urbanisering, tvångsförflyttningar/ofrivillig migration, ojämlikhet mellan könen, samt mat- och vattensäkerhet. (b) som nätverk har GNDR sex roller för att verka för förändring: som katalysator, kapacitetsstärkare, sammankallande (convenor), tankeledare (thought leader), förstärkare (amplifier), och rapportör. Sweden GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2500000 2500000 0 0 0 2500000 5000000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction 2500000 GNDR/The Global Network of Civil Society for Disaster Reduction Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15005 Sweden The Swedish Mission Council (SMR) is a Swedish umbrella organization with 31 Christian congregations and organizations as members who work on the basis of three roles; meeting place, mediator and influencer. A large part of the business focuses on the dissemination of grants to 16 of the member organizations (MO), but it also conducts capacity development work aimed at MO and advocacy work with decision-makers on issues related to religious literacy and freedom of religion and belief. SMR states in its application that 92% of the total budget is paid to Swedish partners. MO in turn has contractual collaborations with about 150 partner organizations (PO) in a total of 50 countries, 66% of the total budget is paid to PO. Together, a rights-based development cooperation is conducted. The business shows great breadth in focus and scope. Sida will sign an agreement with SMR for the period 2022-2026. SMR then signs separate agreements with the Swedish member organizations to which they pass on grants. These agreements differ in size of amounts, from the agreement with PMU of approximately SEK 60 million / year to a couple of agreements of SEK 0.5 million / year. These in turn sign agreements with partner organizations in developing countries. The overall goal of SMR's development cooperation is: "Strong civil society actors in partner countries that can work freely for a sustainable, just, equal and democratic society, where people can influence their living conditions and where human rights are respected, protected and fulfilled." The three stakeholder goals are: 1. Civil society organizations and social movements are committed actors in change with legitimacy and the capacity to demand and promote human rights themselves and in cooperation with others. 2. Obligers respect, protect and respect human rights and ensure an open democratic space and influence for civil society. 3. Rights holders have the power to claim their rights themselves and together with others and change their living conditions. Svenska Missionsrådet (SMR) är en svensk paraplyorganisation med 31 kristna församlingar och organisationer som medlemmar som arbetar utifrån tre roller; mötesplats, vidareförmedlare och påverkansaktör. En stor del av verksamheten fokuserar på vidareförmedlingen av bidrag till 16 av medlemsorganisationerna (MO) men man driver även ett kapacitetsutvecklande arbete riktat till MO samt ett påverkansarbete mot beslutsfattare i frågor som rör religiös läskunnighet samt religions- och övertygelsefrihet. SMR anger i sin ansökan att 92% av den totala budgeten betalas ut till svensk partner. MO har i sin tur avtalsreglerade samarbeten med ca 150 partnerorganisationer (PO) i sammanlagt 50 länder, 66% av den totala budgeten betalas ut till PO. Tillsammans bedrivs ett rättighetsbaserat utvecklingssamarbete. Verksamheten uppvisar stor bredd i inriktning och omfattning. Sida kommer teckna avtal med SMR för perioden 2022-2026. SMR tecknar sedan separata avtal med de svenska medlemsorganisationer som de vidareförmedlar bidrag till. Dessa avtal skiljer sig åt i storlek på belopp, från avtalet med PMU på ca 60 MSEK/år till ett par avtal på 0,5 MSEK/år. Dessa tecknar i sin tur avtal med samarbetsorganisationer i utvecklingsländer. Det övergripande målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är: "Starka civilsamhällesaktörer i samarbetsländer som fritt kan verka för ett hållbart, rättvist, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle, där människor kan påverka sina livsvillkor och där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls." De tre aktörsmålen är: 1. Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna. 2. Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. 3. Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Det övergripande målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är: Starka civilsamhällesaktörer i samarbetsländer som fritt kan verka för ett hållbart, rättvist, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle, där människor kan påverka sina livsvillkor och där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. De tre aktörsmålen är: 1. Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna. 2. Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. 3. Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Burkina Faso Brazil Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Colombia Ethiopia Ghana Guatemala India Kenya Kyrgyzstan Malawi Mozambique Niger (the) Nigeria Nepal Pakistan Palestine, State of Sudan (the) Senegal Thailand Tajikistan Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda South Africa Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Human rights Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Bio-diversity Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Rural development STD control including HIV/AIDS General budget support-related aid Primary education Reproductive health care Multisector education/training Government & Civil Society-general Conflict, Peace & Security General Environment Protection Other Multisector Water Supply & Sanitation Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health General Budget Support Basic Education Exempel på uppnådda resultat 2024 Programmål 1: Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna Ett exempel på resultat inom programmålet är från Evangeliska Frikyrkans verksamhet i Brasilien för att stärka kyrkans engagemang gällande demokratiska rättigheter. Projektet ledde till att lokala grupper har bildats som aktivt engagerat sig i att övervaka skolmåltidsråden (CAE) i olika städer. De har genomfört skolbesök, deltagit i arbetsgrupper, övervakat skolmåltider och annan offentlig politik som gynnar barn och ungdomar. Flera klagomål om misstänkt missbruk av offentliga medel, som lämnades in i projektets första fas, har hanterats vilket bland annat lett till att en brottsutredning inletts i regionen Natal. I december 2024 hölls en offentlig utfrågning i Natals kommunfullmäktige för att debattera utmaningar relaterade till skolmåltider, efter krav från den lokala gruppen. Det konstaterades att kommunen inte hade överfört kommunala resurser för skolmåltider. Efter utfrågningen bildades ett nätverk bestående av olika parter, inklusive regeringsrepresentanter, för att driva frågorna framåt. Deltagare från projektet har valts till ledamöter i de kommunala livsmedels- och näringssäkerhetsråden i vissa målområden. Programmål 2: Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. Ett exempel på resultat inom programmålet är hur ERIKS i Kambodja har stöttat partnerorganisationerna Mlup Russey, Hagar och Chab Dai att bli mer synliga för statliga organ och civilsamhällsorganisationer, genom att förespråka och säkerställa barns deltagande i olika initiativ som tagits för att öka medvetenheten om barns rättigheter. Partnerorganisationer i Kambodja har också varit aktivt engagerade i Universal Periodic Review, UPR, under 2024 och bidragit till att främja barns rättigheter på både nationell och internationell nivå. I Burkina Faso deltog ERIKS aktivt i arbetsgruppen för skydd av barn Child Protection Working Group, CPWG som samlar icke-statliga organisationer, FN-organ, statliga aktörer och andra partner med det gemensamma målet att ta itu med frågor som rör skydd av barn. Detta samarbete inkluderade 2024 utvecklingen av en guide för barnvänliga utrymmen och en manual för vård och återintegrering av ensamkommande barn. Ett exempel på samhällsnivå från KFUM:s projekt i Ghana är att kriminalvården och YMCA Ghana har inrättat ett system som gör att ungdomar som hamnat i konflikt med lagen och ungdomar som precis kommit ut ur fängelset får stöd. Exempelvis hänvisas unga intagna som har avslutat sin rehabilitering till YMCA för olika stöd som återgång till skolan, rådgivning, stöd för bidrag etc Programmål 3:Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Exempel på resultat inom programmålet är Kristna Fredsrörelsens projekt i Mexiko där verksamheten bidragit till att människorättsförsvarare kunnat lämna en riskfylld kontext och funnit nya former för att fortsätta sitt arbete. I Colombia har en partnerorganisation fått till stånd en konkret plan för hur den försoningsprocess som beslutats om i samband med fredsavtalet mellan FARC-EP och den colombianska regeringen ska materialiseras i deras kommun och att colombianska myndigheter erkänt och tagit ansvar för en svår humanitär situation som drabbat urfolk i en annan del av landet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15005-15005A0101 Sweden The Swedish Mission Council (SMR) is a Swedish umbrella organization with 31 Christian congregations and organizations as members who work on the basis of three roles; meeting place, mediator and influencer. A large part of the business focuses on the dissemination of grants to 16 of the member organizations (MO), but it also conducts capacity development work aimed at MO and advocacy work with decision-makers on issues related to religious literacy and freedom of religion and belief. SMR states in its application that 92% of the total budget is paid to Swedish partners. MO in turn has contractual collaborations with about 150 partner organizations (PO) in a total of 50 countries, 66% of the total budget is paid to PO. Together, a rights-based development cooperation is conducted. The business shows great breadth in focus and scope. Sida will sign an agreement with SMR for the period 2022-2026. SMR then signs separate agreements with the Swedish member organizations to which they pass on grants. These agreements differ in size of amounts, from the agreement with PMU of approximately SEK 60 million / year to a couple of agreements of SEK 0.5 million / year. These in turn sign agreements with partner organizations in developing countries. The overall goal of SMR's development cooperation is: "Strong civil society actors in partner countries that can work freely for a sustainable, just, equal and democratic society, where people can influence their living conditions and where human rights are respected, protected and fulfilled." The three stakeholder goals are: 1. Civil society organizations and social movements are committed actors in change with legitimacy and the capacity to demand and promote human rights themselves and in cooperation with others. 2. Obligers respect, protect and respect human rights and ensure an open democratic space and influence for civil society. 3. Rights holders have the power to claim their rights themselves and together with others and change their living conditions. Svenska Missionsrådet (SMR) är en svensk paraplyorganisation med 31 kristna församlingar och organisationer som medlemmar som arbetar utifrån tre roller; mötesplats, vidareförmedlare och påverkansaktör. En stor del av verksamheten fokuserar på vidareförmedlingen av bidrag till 16 av medlemsorganisationerna (MO) men man driver även ett kapacitetsutvecklande arbete riktat till MO samt ett påverkansarbete mot beslutsfattare i frågor som rör religiös läskunnighet samt religions- och övertygelsefrihet. SMR anger i sin ansökan att 92% av den totala budgeten betalas ut till svensk partner. MO har i sin tur avtalsreglerade samarbeten med ca 150 partnerorganisationer (PO) i sammanlagt 50 länder, 66% av den totala budgeten betalas ut till PO. Tillsammans bedrivs ett rättighetsbaserat utvecklingssamarbete. Verksamheten uppvisar stor bredd i inriktning och omfattning. Sida kommer teckna avtal med SMR för perioden 2022-2026. SMR tecknar sedan separata avtal med de svenska medlemsorganisationer som de vidareförmedlar bidrag till. Dessa avtal skiljer sig åt i storlek på belopp, från avtalet med PMU på ca 60 MSEK/år till ett par avtal på 0,5 MSEK/år. Dessa tecknar i sin tur avtal med samarbetsorganisationer i utvecklingsländer. Det övergripande målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är: "Starka civilsamhällesaktörer i samarbetsländer som fritt kan verka för ett hållbart, rättvist, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle, där människor kan påverka sina livsvillkor och där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls." De tre aktörsmålen är: 1. Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna. 2. Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. 3. Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Det övergripande målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är: Starka civilsamhällesaktörer i samarbetsländer som fritt kan verka för ett hållbart, rättvist, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle, där människor kan påverka sina livsvillkor och där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. De tre aktörsmålen är: 1. Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna. 2. Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. 3. Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Sweden SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 12.8 - By 2030, ensure that people everywhere have the relevant information and awareness for sustainable development and lifestyles in harmony with nature. 12.8 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att människor överallt har den information och medvetenhet som behövs för en hållbar utveckling och livsstil i harmoni med naturen. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 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Missionsrådet 2752844.7999999998 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 3459072 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 9959244.8000000007 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 5678643.2000000002 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 6317280.1331200004 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 4208537.5999999996 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 425177.6 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 893593.6 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 33705745.2544 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 2046617.6000000001 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 749465.6 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 425177.6 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 533273.6 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 10362803.1999999993 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15005-15005A0102 Sweden The Swedish Mission Council (SMR) is a Swedish umbrella organization with 31 Christian congregations and organizations as members who work on the basis of three roles; meeting place, mediator and influencer. A large part of the business focuses on the dissemination of grants to 16 of the member organizations (MO), but it also conducts capacity development work aimed at MO and advocacy work with decision-makers on issues related to religious literacy and freedom of religion and belief. SMR states in its application that 92% of the total budget is paid to Swedish partners. MO in turn has contractual collaborations with about 150 partner organizations (PO) in a total of 50 countries, 66% of the total budget is paid to PO. Together, a rights-based development cooperation is conducted. The business shows great breadth in focus and scope. Sida will sign an agreement with SMR for the period 2022-2026. SMR then signs separate agreements with the Swedish member organizations to which they pass on grants. These agreements differ in size of amounts, from the agreement with PMU of approximately SEK 60 million / year to a couple of agreements of SEK 0.5 million / year. These in turn sign agreements with partner organizations in developing countries. The overall goal of SMR's development cooperation is: "Strong civil society actors in partner countries that can work freely for a sustainable, just, equal and democratic society, where people can influence their living conditions and where human rights are respected, protected and fulfilled." The three stakeholder goals are: 1. Civil society organizations and social movements are committed actors in change with legitimacy and the capacity to demand and promote human rights themselves and in cooperation with others. 2. Obligers respect, protect and respect human rights and ensure an open democratic space and influence for civil society. 3. Rights holders have the power to claim their rights themselves and together with others and change their living conditions. Svenska Missionsrådet (SMR) är en svensk paraplyorganisation med 31 kristna församlingar och organisationer som medlemmar som arbetar utifrån tre roller; mötesplats, vidareförmedlare och påverkansaktör. En stor del av verksamheten fokuserar på vidareförmedlingen av bidrag till 16 av medlemsorganisationerna (MO) men man driver även ett kapacitetsutvecklande arbete riktat till MO samt ett påverkansarbete mot beslutsfattare i frågor som rör religiös läskunnighet samt religions- och övertygelsefrihet. SMR anger i sin ansökan att 92% av den totala budgeten betalas ut till svensk partner. MO har i sin tur avtalsreglerade samarbeten med ca 150 partnerorganisationer (PO) i sammanlagt 50 länder, 66% av den totala budgeten betalas ut till PO. Tillsammans bedrivs ett rättighetsbaserat utvecklingssamarbete. Verksamheten uppvisar stor bredd i inriktning och omfattning. Sida kommer teckna avtal med SMR för perioden 2022-2026. SMR tecknar sedan separata avtal med de svenska medlemsorganisationer som de vidareförmedlar bidrag till. Dessa avtal skiljer sig åt i storlek på belopp, från avtalet med PMU på ca 60 MSEK/år till ett par avtal på 0,5 MSEK/år. Dessa tecknar i sin tur avtal med samarbetsorganisationer i utvecklingsländer. Det övergripande målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är: "Starka civilsamhällesaktörer i samarbetsländer som fritt kan verka för ett hållbart, rättvist, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle, där människor kan påverka sina livsvillkor och där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls." De tre aktörsmålen är: 1. Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna. 2. Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. 3. Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Det övergripande målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är: Starka civilsamhällesaktörer i samarbetsländer som fritt kan verka för ett hållbart, rättvist, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle, där människor kan påverka sina livsvillkor och där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. De tre aktörsmålen är: 1. Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna. 2. Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. 3. Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Sweden SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 12.8 - By 2030, ensure that people everywhere have the relevant information and awareness for sustainable development and lifestyles in harmony with nature. 12.8 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att människor överallt har den information och medvetenhet som behövs för en hållbar utveckling och livsstil i harmoni med naturen. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 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Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15005-15005A0103 Sweden The Swedish Mission Council (SMR) is a Swedish umbrella organization with 31 Christian congregations and organizations as members who work on the basis of three roles; meeting place, mediator and influencer. A large part of the business focuses on the dissemination of grants to 16 of the member organizations (MO), but it also conducts capacity development work aimed at MO and advocacy work with decision-makers on issues related to religious literacy and freedom of religion and belief. SMR states in its application that 92% of the total budget is paid to Swedish partners. MO in turn has contractual collaborations with about 150 partner organizations (PO) in a total of 50 countries, 66% of the total budget is paid to PO. Together, a rights-based development cooperation is conducted. The business shows great breadth in focus and scope. Sida will sign an agreement with SMR for the period 2022-2026. SMR then signs separate agreements with the Swedish member organizations to which they pass on grants. These agreements differ in size of amounts, from the agreement with PMU of approximately SEK 60 million / year to a couple of agreements of SEK 0.5 million / year. These in turn sign agreements with partner organizations in developing countries. The overall goal of SMR's development cooperation is: "Strong civil society actors in partner countries that can work freely for a sustainable, just, equal and democratic society, where people can influence their living conditions and where human rights are respected, protected and fulfilled." The three stakeholder goals are: 1. Civil society organizations and social movements are committed actors in change with legitimacy and the capacity to demand and promote human rights themselves and in cooperation with others. 2. Obligers respect, protect and respect human rights and ensure an open democratic space and influence for civil society. 3. Rights holders have the power to claim their rights themselves and together with others and change their living conditions. Svenska Missionsrådet (SMR) är en svensk paraplyorganisation med 31 kristna församlingar och organisationer som medlemmar som arbetar utifrån tre roller; mötesplats, vidareförmedlare och påverkansaktör. En stor del av verksamheten fokuserar på vidareförmedlingen av bidrag till 16 av medlemsorganisationerna (MO) men man driver även ett kapacitetsutvecklande arbete riktat till MO samt ett påverkansarbete mot beslutsfattare i frågor som rör religiös läskunnighet samt religions- och övertygelsefrihet. SMR anger i sin ansökan att 92% av den totala budgeten betalas ut till svensk partner. MO har i sin tur avtalsreglerade samarbeten med ca 150 partnerorganisationer (PO) i sammanlagt 50 länder, 66% av den totala budgeten betalas ut till PO. Tillsammans bedrivs ett rättighetsbaserat utvecklingssamarbete. Verksamheten uppvisar stor bredd i inriktning och omfattning. Sida kommer teckna avtal med SMR för perioden 2022-2026. SMR tecknar sedan separata avtal med de svenska medlemsorganisationer som de vidareförmedlar bidrag till. Dessa avtal skiljer sig åt i storlek på belopp, från avtalet med PMU på ca 60 MSEK/år till ett par avtal på 0,5 MSEK/år. Dessa tecknar i sin tur avtal med samarbetsorganisationer i utvecklingsländer. Det övergripande målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är: "Starka civilsamhällesaktörer i samarbetsländer som fritt kan verka för ett hållbart, rättvist, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle, där människor kan påverka sina livsvillkor och där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls." De tre aktörsmålen är: 1. Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna. 2. Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. 3. Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Det övergripande målet för SMR:s utvecklingssamarbete är: Starka civilsamhällesaktörer i samarbetsländer som fritt kan verka för ett hållbart, rättvist, jämställt och demokratiskt samhälle, där människor kan påverka sina livsvillkor och där de mänskliga rättigheterna respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. De tre aktörsmålen är: 1. Organisationer och sociala rörelser i det civila samhället är engagerade förändringsaktörer med legitimitet och kapacitet att själva och i samverkan med andra utkräva och främja de mänskliga rättigheterna. 2. Skyldighetsbärare respekterar, skyddar och uppfyller de mänskliga rättigheterna och säkerställer ett öppet demokratiskt utrymme och inflytande för det civila samhället. 3. Rättighetsinnehavare har egenmakt att själva och tillsammans med andra utkräva sina rättigheter och förändra sina livsvillkor. Sweden SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 12.8 - By 2030, ensure that people everywhere have the relevant information and awareness for sustainable development and lifestyles in harmony with nature. 12.8 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att människor överallt har den information och medvetenhet som behövs för en hållbar utveckling och livsstil i harmoni med naturen. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 100872500 -442400 0 -265400 -4000 -173000 100872500 0 100430100 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet 100872500 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet -4000 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet -173000 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet -265400 SMR/Svenska Missionsrådet Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15019 Sweden The programme aims to strengthen women's and youth’s meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Programmet syftar till att främja kvinnors och ungdomars meningsfulla och varaktiga deltagande och bidrag till fred och säkerhet i Levanten och Jemen Objective of contribution: To strengthen women's and youth's meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Lebanon Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Middle East, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security During the period, results have been achieved in the following outcome areas: Outcome 1.1: Mentorship and strategy building that foster the collective impact of women's rights organisations and youth led organisations and reconciliation efforts have been strengthened in the Levant and Yemen. Outcome 1.2: Influential and diverse networks among women's rights organisations and youth led organisations have been expanded and reinforced in the Levant and Yemen. Outcome 2.1: Institutions and key decisionmakers relevant to Women Peace and Security and Youth Peace and Security have increased understanding of tools to conduct intersectional, gender and age sensitive policymaking. Outcome 2.2:Institutions and key decisionmakers relevant to Women Peace and Security and Youth Peace and Security have increased ability to mainstream gender and youth inclusion in peace and reconciliation processes. Outcome 3.1: Young women and men in the Levant and Yemen are empowered to actively promote and amplify inclusive narratives around peace and security. Outcome 3.2: Perceptions of target community groups in the Levant and Yemen are shifted towards increased support for women and youths meaningful enduring inclusion in peace and reconciliation processes. 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Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened capacity and processes to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts by peaceful means, taking into account women’s participation. Stärkt kapacitet och processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beaktande av kvinnors deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for peaceful development, with inclusive dialogue at different levels. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en fredlig utveckling, med inkluderande dialog på olika nivåer. 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Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced capacity to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts peacefully, with readiness to flexibly contribute in changing contexts. Stärkt kapacitet för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beredskap att flexibelt bidra i förändrade kontexter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15019-15019A0201 Sweden The programme aims to strengthen women's and youth’s meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Programmet syftar till att främja kvinnors och ungdomars meningsfulla och varaktiga deltagande och bidrag till fred och säkerhet i Levanten och Jemen Objective of contribution: To strengthen women's and youth's meaningful, enduring participation in advancing inclusive peace and security in the Levant and Yemen Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 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Stärkt kapacitet och processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beaktande av kvinnors deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for peaceful development, with inclusive dialogue at different levels. Förbättrade förutsättningar för en fredlig utveckling, med inkluderande dialog på olika nivåer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15020 Sweden The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Det övergripande målet för projektet är att bidra till att stödja lokala kvinnoledda organisationer och feministiska rörelser för fred i MENA-regionen så att de kan utveckla sina egna agendor, narrativ och perspektiv och kräva utrymme i beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, vilket sedermera förväntas bidra till en inkluderande, intersektionell och inflytelserik fredsrörelse. The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Jordan Lebanon Morocco Palestine, State of Tunisia North of Sahara, regional Middle East, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general The WILPF narrative report for 2024 establishes that there was a focus on establishing the relationship between WILPF and the new partners, and between the partners themselves. It gave the partners tools and strategies to apply to advancing in their own specific agendas the partners needs assessment were initiated multiple individual and collective conversations, dialogues and check ins were organised and partners were taught about WILPF MENA teams feminist approach in relationship building and approaching solidarity across the movement. Results per output are presented below: Output 1: Feminist grassroot organisations and womenled initiatives are better resourced to focus on advancing their own feminist peace agendas Flexible funding enabled WILPF to support 11 feminist organisations in six countries (Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Morocco, Tunisia) to cover main operation costs, retain staff, and continue operating despite conflict, occupation, and authoritarian crackdowns. The organisations' work spanned four key areas: documentation as resistance, safe spaces and collective healing, advocacy and policy influence and survival, adaptation and sustainability. In Lebanon, partners were able to maintain the SRHR hotlines and support networks even under bombardments. A thematic case study was conducted to highlight how partners in Lebanon mobilised during the war to meet urgent needs while advancing feminist peace. It featured three stories of change together with the report to showcase examples and details on partner's advancement and capabilities. Stories from partners in Lebanon show how they navigated active conflict by adapting quickly to urgent needs. For example, the Knowledge Workshop shifted from its usual focus on feminist and environmental justice to immediate crisis response, enabled by its flexible funding and community rooted approach. These cases, according to WILPF, highlight the vital role such organisations play in both immediate crisis management and longterm community resilience, showing that longterm adaptability is a key to achieving lasting community empowerment and justice. Partner organisations have created archives and feminist narratives that safeguarded marginalised stories and documented abuse, including against Palestinian women with disabilities. Feminist clubs, craft circles and other collective learning communities gave women and marginalised groups the opportunity to get political education, a chance to recover and a sense of community. Grassroot research was transformed into policy demands and advocacy, such as the strengthened protection for migrant workers. The partner organisation in Tunisia, through the flexible funding provided by WILPF, has strengthened protection mechanisms and expanded support services for women and girls survivors of genderbased violence. The organisation launched a dedicated support cell that has provided direct assistance to women and girls. Services include: social support legal assistance, including free judicial support and coverage of legal fees for survivors of domestic violence psycho-social support and active listening access to shelters. The organisation has also introduced a mobile support unit operating across Tunis, including on weekends when most GBV services are unavailable but cases of violence are most prevalent. This initiative ensures that survivors can access immediate assistance during critical moments, even when other support systems are closed. The flexible funding model has enabled partners to prioritise adaptation and longterm movement building. Partners' budget allocations differed based on their priorities and agendas but three main priorities could be identified: core costs, capacity building, and knowledge production. Output 2: Feminist grassroot organisations and womenled initiatives are technically supported to participate in and influence feminist peace. Through the project's Technical Support Plan, partner organisations have received training in WILPF's finance and procurement induction workshop. This is expected to lead to improved reporting capabilities and increased financial transparency among partners. Partner organisations were invited to individual Partners Needs Assessment (PNA), which helped the organisations complete the financial reports and address technical difficulties, building both administrative capacity and confidence. These individual assessments were conducted with all partners during the summer of 2024 and provided a deeper understanding of their collective needs, priorities, and challenges. The PNAs also showed a strong trend towards partners actively seeking regional and international collaborations. Insights from the assessments made it possible to give tailored support interventions and create a common basis for continued networking and solidarity in the region. In 2025, TSP will include learning sessions on decolonial feminism, resistance to militarisation, alternative financing, and strategies against digital violence against women. Partner organisations are involved in co-designing these activities. Output 3: Feminist grassroot organisations and womenled initiatives have enhanced networking and movement building opportunities facilitated by WILPF The inception meeting in November 2024 brought together all partner organisations and the WILPF team. This meeting was intended to provide a space for building trust and relationships ahead of the regional gathering in Nairobi. The partners came together in an inclusive, partnered regional gathering in Nairobi. The gathering enabled joint analysis of structural oppression, such as colonialism, capitalism and militarism, and the development of strategies for transnational feminist solidarity. The gathering had four key discussions: global politics, militarization and capitalism, decreasing trust in multilateral spaces, NGOisation and funding, and building transnational feminist solidarity. The gathering further prioritised the development of knowledge and documentation. Together with partners, WILPF has produced podcasts, interviews, and informal storytelling sessions that centered feminist narratives and served as a tool for awareness raising. WILPF produced four episodes of the Political Is Personal Podcast series exploring topics such as backlash and feminist resistance in MENA, the impact of conflicts on economies through a feminist lens, the feminist movement in Sudan, and feminist leadership in times of crisis and disaster. Output 4: Resourcing procedures at WILPF are enhanced for the feminist movement The WILPF report states that the organisation has strengthened team integration and collaboration. The restructuring of the MENA team has enabled a more cohesive way of working, with staff working across projects and functions, reducing silos and strengthening internal capacity for crisis response. In terms of resourcing, WILPF chose to remove external consultants form the process and instead rely on internal staff to lead the enhancement of resourcing procedures. This decision was made to ensure full ownership and collective responsibility over the process and outcomes. One of the improvements was a modified partner selection approach designed to support more grassroots and radical feminist groups, particularly those working with niche, underserved and marginalised groups. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15020-15020A0101 Sweden The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Det övergripande målet för projektet är att bidra till att stödja lokala kvinnoledda organisationer och feministiska rörelser för fred i MENA-regionen så att de kan utveckla sina egna agendor, narrativ och perspektiv och kräva utrymme i beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, vilket sedermera förväntas bidra till en inkluderande, intersektionell och inflytelserik fredsrörelse. The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. 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Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened capacity and processes to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts by peaceful means, taking into account women’s participation. Stärkt kapacitet och processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beaktande av kvinnors deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15020-15020A0102 Sweden The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Det övergripande målet för projektet är att bidra till att stödja lokala kvinnoledda organisationer och feministiska rörelser för fred i MENA-regionen så att de kan utveckla sina egna agendor, narrativ och perspektiv och kräva utrymme i beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, vilket sedermera förväntas bidra till en inkluderande, intersektionell och inflytelserik fredsrörelse. The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. 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Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced capacity to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts peacefully, with readiness to flexibly contribute in changing contexts. Stärkt kapacitet för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beredskap att flexibelt bidra i förändrade kontexter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15020-15020A0103 Sweden The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Det övergripande målet för projektet är att bidra till att stödja lokala kvinnoledda organisationer och feministiska rörelser för fred i MENA-regionen så att de kan utveckla sina egna agendor, narrativ och perspektiv och kräva utrymme i beslutsfattande på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, vilket sedermera förväntas bidra till en inkluderande, intersektionell och inflytelserik fredsrörelse. The objective of the programme is to support local women-led organizations and feminist peace movements in the MENA region to develop their own agendas, narratives and perspectives and to claim spaces within decision-making at the local, national and international levels, to contribute to an inclusive, intersectional and powerful peace movement. Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 2000000 0 5000000 0 7000000 WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 5000000 WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 2000000 WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened gender equality and enhanced conditions to promote women’s and girls’ rights and freedoms, empowerment and influence. Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased enjoyment of equal rights and equality before the law, and countering norms and customs that restrict girls and women. Ökat åtnjutande av lika rättigheter och likhet inför lagen samt motverkande av normer och sedvänjor som begränsar flickor och kvinnor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced capacity to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts peacefully, with readiness to flexibly contribute in changing contexts. Stärkt kapacitet för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, med beredskap att flexibelt bidra i förändrade kontexter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15059 Sweden SITE has a long-standing research collaboration with the academic research centres CEFIR/NES in Moscow, BICEPS/SSE in Riga, CenEA in Szczecin, BEROC in Minsk, KSE in Kiev, as well as Iset, Tbilisi. The intervention, which aims to make research results available to decision-makers and civil society organisations, includes the following goals: - (i) to build on already on-going FREE policy briefs in the area of economic and -related gender research, as well as their communication - (ii) to initiate and coordinate relevant research projects across through seminars and conferences - (iii) to continue academic and administrative support to the management of the research centres, aiming at their further development - (iv) to expand the network geographically to Armenia (American University in Yerevan) and Moldova (Expert-Grup in Chisinau), by exploring in more detail the forms of collaboration with them - (v) to initiate joint FREE network projects on: (a) media and democracy; (b) environment and climate SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med akademiska forskningscentra CEFIR/NES i Moskva, BICEPS/SSE i Riga, CenEA i Szczecin, BEROC i Minsk, KSE i Kiev, samt ISET, Tbilisi. Insatsen, vilken syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhällesorganisationer, omfattar följande mål: - (i) att bygga vidare på redan pågående FREE policy briefs inom områdena ekonomisk och -relaterad genderforskning, samt deras kommunikation - (ii) att initiera och samordna relevanta forskningsprojekt genom seminarier och konferenser - (iii) att fortsätta det akademiska och administrativa stödet till ledningen för dessa forskningscentra, syftande till deras vidareutvecklande - (iv) att utvidga nätverket geografiskt till Armenien (Amerikanska universitetet i Jerevan) och Moldavien (Expert-Grup i Chisinau), genom att närmare undersöka formerna för samarbete med dem - (v) att inleda gemensamma FREE-nätverksprojekt i avseende på: (a) media och demokrati, (b) miljö och klimat - (1) Bibehålla Policy Briefseriens höga akademiska standard (o.a. publikationer), tekniskt vidareutveckla plattformen för digitala evenemang, utöka gruppen bidragande forskare. Målgruppen är beslutsfattare och en intresserad allmänhet, målet är att sprida budskapet kring vikten av ekonomiska och politiska reformer, planen är minst 35 Policy Briefs årligen. - (2) Fördjupa samarbetet forskningsinstituten emellan, främst genom att öka antalet interna seminarier och konferenser, syftande till att öka kapaciteten lokalt att sprida forskningsresultat: --- interna evenemang: en årlig administrativ konferens, en årlig forskningskonferens, sex akademiska seminarier --- externa evenemang: en konferens och tre seminarier med deltagande av beslutsfattare - (3) Stärka forskningsinstituten att nå långsiktig hållbarhet, genom att utveckla gemensamma administrativa processer: --- finansiell-och kassaflödesplanering, samt uppföljning --- intern kontroll och finansiell rapportering --- stöd att skaffa givarfinansiering --- skapa effektiva organisationsstrukturer och stödsystem - (4) Utvidga nätverket till att omfatta även ARM och MOL (AUA och Expert-Grup), och gradvis utveckla ett samarbete med dem (inbjuda forskare från dessa länder att delta i pågående nätverksprojekt, konferenser/seminarier, ge dem administrativt stöd) - (5) Utöka insatsområden till att omfatta även: --- (i) media och demokrati (FROMDEE - Forum for Research on Media and Democracy in Eastern Europe), med inriktning på: (a) mediefrihet (i vilken utsträckning media är oberoende från regeringskontroll, direkt eller genom ombud), (b) integritet vid allmänna val (regler och administrativa processer som grund för att avgöra, ifall valen har gått rättvist tillväga), (c) politiskt deltagande (medborgarnas förtroende för och engagemang i den demokratiska processen, inkl. det civila samhällets roll); planen är årligen: 1 akademisk workshop, minst 2 seminarier, 1-2 forskningsprojekt, 2 policy briefs, 1 policy paper --- (ii) miljö och klimat (FREECE - Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment), med inriktning på: (a) transition från produktion och konsumtion av energi, baserad på fossila bränslen, till förnyelsebara, koldioxidsnåla alternativ, (b) ekonomiska och miljömässiga följder av transitionen i länderna i Östeuropa och f.d. Sovjetunionen, (c) tillhandahålla vägledning för beslutsfattare vid utformning av miljöpolitik, vilken är ekonomiskt och miljömässigt effektiv och samtidigt uppfattas som rättvis och politiskt godtagbar av allmänheten; planen är årligen: 1 akademisk konferens, 2 evenemang, 1-2 gemensamma forskningsprojekt, 2-4 FREE Policy Briefs, datasammanställningar om medieägande, subnationella valresultat och kampanjfinansiering. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Research/scientific institutions Business Policy and Administration Other Multisector Business & Other Services Under 2023 publicerade FREE-Nätverket totalt 27 policy briefs, organiserade 25 event varav 7 var konferenser som även sändes direkt via nätverkets hemsida samt organiserade 14 akademiska seminarier för nätverkets medlemmar. Free-nätverkets hemsida hade över 84 000 besökare under 2023 vilket utgjorde en liten nedgång i antal från 2022. Antalet följare på sociala media ökade något från 3136 år 2022 till 3260 år 2023. Antalet träffar för FREE-nätverkets hemsida och policy briefs var 2.74 miljoner under 2023 på Google Search. Även detta var en nedgång från 2022. Se nedan exempel på nätverkets aktiviteter och resultat från 2023: - Inom aktivitetsområdet jämställdhet kopplade SITE, under 2023, samman nätverksmedlemmars expertis om könsskillnader i ekonomin, med de arbete som andra nätverksmedlemmar genomförde avseende återuppbyggnadsarbetet i Ukraina. Som ett resultat tog FREE-nätverket fram ett policydokument med titeln "Rebuiling Ukraine: The Gender Dimension of the Reconstruction Process", ett gemensamt arbete med forskare vid instituteten CenEA, KSE och SITE, samt policyexperter från andra institutioner. Rapporten visade på hur principer för jämställdhetsbudgetering, som på senare år har blivit väl etablerade inom de ukrainska statsfinanserna, kan tillämpas på återuppbyggnadsarbetet. Nätverket arbetade också med att sprida rapporten till allmänheten genom inlägg i VoxEU och Euromaidan Press. Nätverket bjöds in att presentera rapporten på workshopen A Feminist Foreign Policy against Ukraine, Feminist Recovery 6 and Reconstruction, som organiserades av det tyska Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy (CFFP) och Friedrich-Ebert-stiftelsen (FES). - En annan konferensen, med titeln "Gender Equality and Women's Economic Empowerment in Time of Crisis, hölls i Tbilisi i oktober 2023. Konferensen tog upp kritiska frågor kring jämställdhet och kvinnors ekonomiska makt. Genom att sammanföra akademiker och praktiker från olika sektorer uppger SITE att man skapade en dynamisk plattform för kunskapsdelning och samarbete, för att hitta genomförbara lösningar som adresserar de mångfacetterad utmaningar som kvinnor står inför globalt. Det georgiska institutet och medlem i FREE-nätverket ISET, som anordnade konferensen, presenterade sitt arbete om South Caucasus Gender Equality Index, som finansieras av projektet och ger en unik information om könsskillnader inom olika områden i södra Kaukasus. - ISET:s arbete om polarisering i Georgien utgör ett exempel på FREE-Nätverkets resultat inom arbetsområdet fri media och demokrati. Davit Keshelava, Nika Tsereteli, Dachi Mujirishvili, Tornike Surguladze och Giorgi Nebulishvili har utvecklat ett index som använder språkbehandlingstekniker och en databas med 250 000 nyhetsartiklar för att titta på polarisering i Georgien över tid. De har dokumenterat en trend av större polarisering i landet, i särskilt efter Rysslands invasion av Ukraina. Deras resultat presenterades vid ett policyevenemang i Tbilisi i mars 2024. Detta projekt är ett exempel på forskningsutbyte i nätverket, Maiting Zhuang (SITE) bidrog med skriftlig feedback och rekommendationer om metodiken. - Inom aktivitetsområdet klimat och miljö ledde ökande bränslepriser till att nätverket höll en workshop i december 2023 under temat "The Economics of Sustainable Transport". Vid workshopen presenterades sex papper på ämnet. Workshopen hade aktivt deltagande av forskare inom FREE-nätverket. Till exempel presenterades ett policydokument med titeln "The impact of rising gasoline prices on households in Sweden, Georgia and Latvia - Is this time different? av Sergejs Gubins från BICEPS, ett forskarlag från ISET i Georgien under ledning av Salome Gelashvili, och Julius Andersson från SITE. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15059-15059A0101 Sweden SITE has a long-standing research collaboration with the academic research centres CEFIR/NES in Moscow, BICEPS/SSE in Riga, CenEA in Szczecin, BEROC in Minsk, KSE in Kiev, as well as Iset, Tbilisi. The intervention, which aims to make research results available to decision-makers and civil society organisations, includes the following goals: - (i) to build on already on-going FREE policy briefs in the area of economic and -related gender research, as well as their communication - (ii) to initiate and coordinate relevant research projects across through seminars and conferences - (iii) to continue academic and administrative support to the management of the research centres, aiming at their further development - (iv) to expand the network geographically to Armenia (American University in Yerevan) and Moldova (Expert-Grup in Chisinau), by exploring in more detail the forms of collaboration with them - (v) to initiate joint FREE network projects on: (a) media and democracy; (b) environment and climate SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med akademiska forskningscentra CEFIR/NES i Moskva, BICEPS/SSE i Riga, CenEA i Szczecin, BEROC i Minsk, KSE i Kiev, samt ISET, Tbilisi. Insatsen, vilken syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhällesorganisationer, omfattar följande mål: - (i) att bygga vidare på redan pågående FREE policy briefs inom områdena ekonomisk och -relaterad genderforskning, samt deras kommunikation - (ii) att initiera och samordna relevanta forskningsprojekt genom seminarier och konferenser - (iii) att fortsätta det akademiska och administrativa stödet till ledningen för dessa forskningscentra, syftande till deras vidareutvecklande - (iv) att utvidga nätverket geografiskt till Armenien (Amerikanska universitetet i Jerevan) och Moldavien (Expert-Grup i Chisinau), genom att närmare undersöka formerna för samarbete med dem - (v) att inleda gemensamma FREE-nätverksprojekt i avseende på: (a) media och demokrati, (b) miljö och klimat - (1) Bibehålla Policy Briefseriens höga akademiska standard (o.a. publikationer), tekniskt vidareutveckla plattformen för digitala evenemang, utöka gruppen bidragande forskare. Målgruppen är beslutsfattare och en intresserad allmänhet, målet är att sprida budskapet kring vikten av ekonomiska och politiska reformer, planen är minst 35 Policy Briefs årligen. - (2) Fördjupa samarbetet forskningsinstituten emellan, främst genom att öka antalet interna seminarier och konferenser, syftande till att öka kapaciteten lokalt att sprida forskningsresultat: --- interna evenemang: en årlig administrativ konferens, en årlig forskningskonferens, sex akademiska seminarier --- externa evenemang: en konferens och tre seminarier med deltagande av beslutsfattare - (3) Stärka forskningsinstituten att nå långsiktig hållbarhet, genom att utveckla gemensamma administrativa processer: --- finansiell-och kassaflödesplanering, samt uppföljning --- intern kontroll och finansiell rapportering --- stöd att skaffa givarfinansiering --- skapa effektiva organisationsstrukturer och stödsystem - (4) Utvidga nätverket till att omfatta även ARM och MOL (AUA och Expert-Grup), och gradvis utveckla ett samarbete med dem (inbjuda forskare från dessa länder att delta i pågående nätverksprojekt, konferenser/seminarier, ge dem administrativt stöd) - (5) Utöka insatsområden till att omfatta även: --- (i) media och demokrati (FROMDEE - Forum for Research on Media and Democracy in Eastern Europe), med inriktning på: (a) mediefrihet (i vilken utsträckning media är oberoende från regeringskontroll, direkt eller genom ombud), (b) integritet vid allmänna val (regler och administrativa processer som grund för att avgöra, ifall valen har gått rättvist tillväga), (c) politiskt deltagande (medborgarnas förtroende för och engagemang i den demokratiska processen, inkl. det civila samhällets roll); planen är årligen: 1 akademisk workshop, minst 2 seminarier, 1-2 forskningsprojekt, 2 policy briefs, 1 policy paper --- (ii) miljö och klimat (FREECE - Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment), med inriktning på: (a) transition från produktion och konsumtion av energi, baserad på fossila bränslen, till förnyelsebara, koldioxidsnåla alternativ, (b) ekonomiska och miljömässiga följder av transitionen i länderna i Östeuropa och f.d. Sovjetunionen, (c) tillhandahålla vägledning för beslutsfattare vid utformning av miljöpolitik, vilken är ekonomiskt och miljömässigt effektiv och samtidigt uppfattas som rättvis och politiskt godtagbar av allmänheten; planen är årligen: 1 akademisk konferens, 2 evenemang, 1-2 gemensamma forskningsprojekt, 2-4 FREE Policy Briefs, datasammanställningar om medieägande, subnationella valresultat och kampanjfinansiering. Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 3000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 3000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15059-15059A0103 Sweden SITE has a long-standing research collaboration with the academic research centres CEFIR/NES in Moscow, BICEPS/SSE in Riga, CenEA in Szczecin, BEROC in Minsk, KSE in Kiev, as well as Iset, Tbilisi. The intervention, which aims to make research results available to decision-makers and civil society organisations, includes the following goals: - (i) to build on already on-going FREE policy briefs in the area of economic and -related gender research, as well as their communication - (ii) to initiate and coordinate relevant research projects across through seminars and conferences - (iii) to continue academic and administrative support to the management of the research centres, aiming at their further development - (iv) to expand the network geographically to Armenia (American University in Yerevan) and Moldova (Expert-Grup in Chisinau), by exploring in more detail the forms of collaboration with them - (v) to initiate joint FREE network projects on: (a) media and democracy; (b) environment and climate SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med akademiska forskningscentra CEFIR/NES i Moskva, BICEPS/SSE i Riga, CenEA i Szczecin, BEROC i Minsk, KSE i Kiev, samt ISET, Tbilisi. Insatsen, vilken syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhällesorganisationer, omfattar följande mål: - (i) att bygga vidare på redan pågående FREE policy briefs inom områdena ekonomisk och -relaterad genderforskning, samt deras kommunikation - (ii) att initiera och samordna relevanta forskningsprojekt genom seminarier och konferenser - (iii) att fortsätta det akademiska och administrativa stödet till ledningen för dessa forskningscentra, syftande till deras vidareutvecklande - (iv) att utvidga nätverket geografiskt till Armenien (Amerikanska universitetet i Jerevan) och Moldavien (Expert-Grup i Chisinau), genom att närmare undersöka formerna för samarbete med dem - (v) att inleda gemensamma FREE-nätverksprojekt i avseende på: (a) media och demokrati, (b) miljö och klimat - (1) Bibehålla Policy Briefseriens höga akademiska standard (o.a. publikationer), tekniskt vidareutveckla plattformen för digitala evenemang, utöka gruppen bidragande forskare. Målgruppen är beslutsfattare och en intresserad allmänhet, målet är att sprida budskapet kring vikten av ekonomiska och politiska reformer, planen är minst 35 Policy Briefs årligen. - (2) Fördjupa samarbetet forskningsinstituten emellan, främst genom att öka antalet interna seminarier och konferenser, syftande till att öka kapaciteten lokalt att sprida forskningsresultat: --- interna evenemang: en årlig administrativ konferens, en årlig forskningskonferens, sex akademiska seminarier --- externa evenemang: en konferens och tre seminarier med deltagande av beslutsfattare - (3) Stärka forskningsinstituten att nå långsiktig hållbarhet, genom att utveckla gemensamma administrativa processer: --- finansiell-och kassaflödesplanering, samt uppföljning --- intern kontroll och finansiell rapportering --- stöd att skaffa givarfinansiering --- skapa effektiva organisationsstrukturer och stödsystem - (4) Utvidga nätverket till att omfatta även ARM och MOL (AUA och Expert-Grup), och gradvis utveckla ett samarbete med dem (inbjuda forskare från dessa länder att delta i pågående nätverksprojekt, konferenser/seminarier, ge dem administrativt stöd) - (5) Utöka insatsområden till att omfatta även: --- (i) media och demokrati (FROMDEE - Forum for Research on Media and Democracy in Eastern Europe), med inriktning på: (a) mediefrihet (i vilken utsträckning media är oberoende från regeringskontroll, direkt eller genom ombud), (b) integritet vid allmänna val (regler och administrativa processer som grund för att avgöra, ifall valen har gått rättvist tillväga), (c) politiskt deltagande (medborgarnas förtroende för och engagemang i den demokratiska processen, inkl. det civila samhällets roll); planen är årligen: 1 akademisk workshop, minst 2 seminarier, 1-2 forskningsprojekt, 2 policy briefs, 1 policy paper --- (ii) miljö och klimat (FREECE - Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment), med inriktning på: (a) transition från produktion och konsumtion av energi, baserad på fossila bränslen, till förnyelsebara, koldioxidsnåla alternativ, (b) ekonomiska och miljömässiga följder av transitionen i länderna i Östeuropa och f.d. Sovjetunionen, (c) tillhandahålla vägledning för beslutsfattare vid utformning av miljöpolitik, vilken är ekonomiskt och miljömässigt effektiv och samtidigt uppfattas som rättvis och politiskt godtagbar av allmänheten; planen är årligen: 1 akademisk konferens, 2 evenemang, 1-2 gemensamma forskningsprojekt, 2-4 FREE Policy Briefs, datasammanställningar om medieägande, subnationella valresultat och kampanjfinansiering. Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5600000 8300000 8500000 -21190 8500000 -21190 5600000 0 8300000 22378810 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 5600000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 8300000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 8500000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics -21189.77 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15059-15059A0201 Sweden SITE has a long-standing research collaboration with the academic research centres CEFIR/NES in Moscow, BICEPS/SSE in Riga, CenEA in Szczecin, BEROC in Minsk, KSE in Kiev, as well as Iset, Tbilisi. The intervention, which aims to make research results available to decision-makers and civil society organisations, includes the following goals: - (i) to build on already on-going FREE policy briefs in the area of economic and -related gender research, as well as their communication - (ii) to initiate and coordinate relevant research projects across through seminars and conferences - (iii) to continue academic and administrative support to the management of the research centres, aiming at their further development - (iv) to expand the network geographically to Armenia (American University in Yerevan) and Moldova (Expert-Grup in Chisinau), by exploring in more detail the forms of collaboration with them - (v) to initiate joint FREE network projects on: (a) media and democracy; (b) environment and climate SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med akademiska forskningscentra CEFIR/NES i Moskva, BICEPS/SSE i Riga, CenEA i Szczecin, BEROC i Minsk, KSE i Kiev, samt ISET, Tbilisi. Insatsen, vilken syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhällesorganisationer, omfattar följande mål: - (i) att bygga vidare på redan pågående FREE policy briefs inom områdena ekonomisk och -relaterad genderforskning, samt deras kommunikation - (ii) att initiera och samordna relevanta forskningsprojekt genom seminarier och konferenser - (iii) att fortsätta det akademiska och administrativa stödet till ledningen för dessa forskningscentra, syftande till deras vidareutvecklande - (iv) att utvidga nätverket geografiskt till Armenien (Amerikanska universitetet i Jerevan) och Moldavien (Expert-Grup i Chisinau), genom att närmare undersöka formerna för samarbete med dem - (v) att inleda gemensamma FREE-nätverksprojekt i avseende på: (a) media och demokrati, (b) miljö och klimat - (1) Bibehålla Policy Briefseriens höga akademiska standard (o.a. publikationer), tekniskt vidareutveckla plattformen för digitala evenemang, utöka gruppen bidragande forskare. Målgruppen är beslutsfattare och en intresserad allmänhet, målet är att sprida budskapet kring vikten av ekonomiska och politiska reformer, planen är minst 35 Policy Briefs årligen. - (2) Fördjupa samarbetet forskningsinstituten emellan, främst genom att öka antalet interna seminarier och konferenser, syftande till att öka kapaciteten lokalt att sprida forskningsresultat: --- interna evenemang: en årlig administrativ konferens, en årlig forskningskonferens, sex akademiska seminarier --- externa evenemang: en konferens och tre seminarier med deltagande av beslutsfattare - (3) Stärka forskningsinstituten att nå långsiktig hållbarhet, genom att utveckla gemensamma administrativa processer: --- finansiell-och kassaflödesplanering, samt uppföljning --- intern kontroll och finansiell rapportering --- stöd att skaffa givarfinansiering --- skapa effektiva organisationsstrukturer och stödsystem - (4) Utvidga nätverket till att omfatta även ARM och MOL (AUA och Expert-Grup), och gradvis utveckla ett samarbete med dem (inbjuda forskare från dessa länder att delta i pågående nätverksprojekt, konferenser/seminarier, ge dem administrativt stöd) - (5) Utöka insatsområden till att omfatta även: --- (i) media och demokrati (FROMDEE - Forum for Research on Media and Democracy in Eastern Europe), med inriktning på: (a) mediefrihet (i vilken utsträckning media är oberoende från regeringskontroll, direkt eller genom ombud), (b) integritet vid allmänna val (regler och administrativa processer som grund för att avgöra, ifall valen har gått rättvist tillväga), (c) politiskt deltagande (medborgarnas förtroende för och engagemang i den demokratiska processen, inkl. det civila samhällets roll); planen är årligen: 1 akademisk workshop, minst 2 seminarier, 1-2 forskningsprojekt, 2 policy briefs, 1 policy paper --- (ii) miljö och klimat (FREECE - Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment), med inriktning på: (a) transition från produktion och konsumtion av energi, baserad på fossila bränslen, till förnyelsebara, koldioxidsnåla alternativ, (b) ekonomiska och miljömässiga följder av transitionen i länderna i Östeuropa och f.d. Sovjetunionen, (c) tillhandahålla vägledning för beslutsfattare vid utformning av miljöpolitik, vilken är ekonomiskt och miljömässigt effektiv och samtidigt uppfattas som rättvis och politiskt godtagbar av allmänheten; planen är årligen: 1 akademisk konferens, 2 evenemang, 1-2 gemensamma forskningsprojekt, 2-4 FREE Policy Briefs, datasammanställningar om medieägande, subnationella valresultat och kampanjfinansiering. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 160290 160290 0 0 160290 KPMG 160290 KPMG Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for reduced environmental impact, sustainable management and use of natural resources, and protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärka förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan, hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser samt skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15076 Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Programme objectives The contribution aims to provide programme support to Pink's ongoing efforts to ensure protection of human rights of the LGBTQI persons through the following objectives; Objective 1: To strengthen LGBT movement through providing safe space, capacity enhancement and full package of services to LGBT people and empowering activists and NGOs for addressing the community demands Objective 2: To advance evidence-based communication on human rights and LGBT related topics through ensuring the continuous awareness raising and extending the collaboration with supporters, allies, partner organizations and coalitions Objective 3: To advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring the inclusiveness of addressing LGBT human rights by using national and international advocacy mechanisms Objective 4: To ensure sustainability of the organization and staff capacity building. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Human rights Government & Civil Society-general The program delivered expanded, integrated support services to hundreds of beneficiaries, confirming both increased reach and trust. At the same time, service uptake revealed a shift toward more complex needs, particularly related to domestic violence, mental health, and socio-economic vulnerability, which was not fully anticipated. Community spaces and events remained active and effective, strengthening engagement and movement cohesion. Communication efforts achieved high visibility and strong audience engagement, validating the effectiveness of targeted messaging. Advocacy maintained international visibility and contributed to increased recommendations to the state. Strategic litigation produced tangible results, including a new court judgment, and helped reopen dialogue with national authorities, despite limited systemic change. Organizationally, the program maintained stable capacity and strengthened internal systems, allowing for more adaptive and independent implementation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15076-15076A0101 Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Programme objectives The contribution aims to provide programme support to Pink's ongoing efforts to ensure protection of human rights of the LGBTQI persons through the following objectives; Objective 1: To strengthen LGBT movement through providing safe space, capacity enhancement and full package of services to LGBT people and empowering activists and NGOs for addressing the community demands Objective 2: To advance evidence-based communication on human rights and LGBT related topics through ensuring the continuous awareness raising and extending the collaboration with supporters, allies, partner organizations and coalitions Objective 3: To advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring the inclusiveness of addressing LGBT human rights by using national and international advocacy mechanisms Objective 4: To ensure sustainability of the organization and staff capacity building. Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 4000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15076-15076A0103 Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Programme objectives The contribution aims to provide programme support to Pink's ongoing efforts to ensure protection of human rights of the LGBTQI persons through the following objectives; Objective 1: To strengthen LGBT movement through providing safe space, capacity enhancement and full package of services to LGBT people and empowering activists and NGOs for addressing the community demands Objective 2: To advance evidence-based communication on human rights and LGBT related topics through ensuring the continuous awareness raising and extending the collaboration with supporters, allies, partner organizations and coalitions Objective 3: To advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring the inclusiveness of addressing LGBT human rights by using national and international advocacy mechanisms Objective 4: To ensure sustainability of the organization and staff capacity building. Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 2000000 3000000 3000000 2000000 0 0 4000000 0 3000000 3000000 0 12000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 4000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 2000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 3000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 3000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15076-15076A0201 Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Programme objectives The contribution aims to provide programme support to Pink's ongoing efforts to ensure protection of human rights of the LGBTQI persons through the following objectives; Objective 1: To strengthen LGBT movement through providing safe space, capacity enhancement and full package of services to LGBT people and empowering activists and NGOs for addressing the community demands Objective 2: To advance evidence-based communication on human rights and LGBT related topics through ensuring the continuous awareness raising and extending the collaboration with supporters, allies, partner organizations and coalitions Objective 3: To advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring the inclusiveness of addressing LGBT human rights by using national and international advocacy mechanisms Objective 4: To ensure sustainability of the organization and staff capacity building. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 131340 131340 0 131340 Ernst & Young 131340 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15084 Sweden The overall objective of the concept proposal “Sustainable Use of Natural Resources for Environment and Economic Development, shortly SUNREED” is to increase the sustainable use of private forest resources and value chain development on renewable energy based on wood biomass (district heating system) that will generate a higher volume of forest goods and income opportunities to rural households. The project proposals goal will be achieved through the following two outcomes: Outcome 1: Private forest owners have increased value and sustainability of the forest stand ecosystems. Outcome 2: Value chains actors have increased wood biomass production, processing and final use. The implementing partner is CNVP Foundation. The project will be focused on addressing key constraint faced by the private forest owners and provide support to them in collecting evidence and advocating for policy and legal changes with public institutions in favor of private forestry. Det övergripande målet med konceptförslaget "Hållbar användning av naturresurser för miljö och ekonomisk utveckling" är att öka en hållbar användning av privata skogsresurser och utveckling av värdekedjan för förnybar energi baserad på träbiomassa (fjärrvärmesystem) som kommer att generera en större mängd skogsvaror och inkomstmöjligheter för hushåll på landsbygden. Målet för projektförslagen kommer att uppnås genom följande två resultat: Resultat 1: Privata skogsägare har ökat värdet och hållbarheten i skogsståndens ekosystem. Resultat 2: Värdekedjornas aktörer har ökat produktionen, bearbetningen och slutanvändningen av träbiomassa. Genomförandepartner är CNVP Foundation. Projektet kommer att inriktas på att ta itu med de privata skogsägarnas centrala begränsningar och ge stöd till dem när det gäller att samla in bevis och förespråka politiska och rättsliga förändringar med offentliga institutioner till förmån för privat skogsbruk. The overall objective of the program is: Poverty reduction for both women and men in forest areas through additional income and jobs from sustainably managed forests including wood biomass, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs), Non-Wood Forest Product (NWFPs) and carbon backed up by an enabling policy environment and supported by sustainable service provision by National Association of Private Forest Owners (NAPFO) and Association of Private Forest Owners (APFOs). To reach this objective the following outputs and outcomes have been proposed: Outcome 1: Increased incomes for Private Forest Owners (PFO) including women as a result of improved forest management and engagement in NWFP / MAP market systems There are 4 outputs that relate to this outcome: Output 1.1: Increased and diversified production from sustainably managed forest land; Output 1.2: Enhanced and sustainable service delivery by APFOs and the NAPFO to their members; Output 1.3: Women and youth living in rural areas engaged in forest-related market systems; Output 1.4: Enabling policy environment promoted, including a road-map for developing a carbon market. Outcome 2: A market system for wood biomass (wood chips), providing incentives for proper forest management and income generation for PFOs, and leading to reduced greenhouse gas impact Interventions that will lead to the realisation of this outcome can be grouped into 4 key outputs: Output 2.1: Output 2.1 Development of a national roadmap on wood biomass production, marketing and use Output 2.2: Establishment of four pilot wood biomass collection points supported; Output 2.3: At least 10 heating systems based on wood biomass promoted; Output 2.4: Increased information, capacities and learning on wood biomass market systems. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Forestry development Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Forestry Administrative Costs of Donors In 2025, the Sustainable Use of Natural Resources for Environment and Economic Development (SUNREED) project showed clear progress in promoting sustainable private forestry, green business development and rural economic opportunities in Kosovo. By the end of 2025, 310 private forest owners were implementing forest management plans covering more than 1,500 hectares. Of this area, 400 hectares were under thinning and other silvicultural measures. This indicates a shift from passive forest ownership towards more active and sustainable forest management. SUNREED also supported 21 partnerships with a total value of EUR 961,309. Partner co-investment nearly matched the projects contribution, showing strong ownership from the private sector. Ten surveyed enterprises increased their combined turnover from EUR 782,722 in 2023 to EUR 2.13 million in 2025. These enterprises also reported 280 new jobs, including 127 jobs held by women. Women-led or women-benefiting enterprises represented 40 percent of the supported portfolio. The project contributed to trade and market development by helping enterprises improve processing, strengthen buyer-supplier relations, access new markets and prepare for EU-oriented requirements. Support included business-to-business activities and participation in trade fairs in Sweden, including ELMIA Wood and the Nordic Organic Food Fair. Partnerships with enterprises such as Agroprodukt, Dardani, PromoPlast, BEEPRO and non-wood forest product producers contributed to improved production, import substitution, domestic and regional market links, and emerging export potential. At policy level, SUNREED contributed to stronger recognition of private forestry in Kosovo. This included support linked to the inclusion of Measure 11 on private forestry in Kosovos 2026 Rural Development Program and the announcement of a National Funding Program for Private Forests. The National Association of Private Forest Owners and local associations also strengthened their planning, reporting and financial management capacities. Overall, the 2025 results suggest that private forestry is becoming more relevant for Kosovo's green transition, rural economic development and sustainable use of natural resources. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15084-15084A0101 Sweden The overall objective of the concept proposal “Sustainable Use of Natural Resources for Environment and Economic Development, shortly SUNREED” is to increase the sustainable use of private forest resources and value chain development on renewable energy based on wood biomass (district heating system) that will generate a higher volume of forest goods and income opportunities to rural households. The project proposals goal will be achieved through the following two outcomes: Outcome 1: Private forest owners have increased value and sustainability of the forest stand ecosystems. Outcome 2: Value chains actors have increased wood biomass production, processing and final use. The implementing partner is CNVP Foundation. The project will be focused on addressing key constraint faced by the private forest owners and provide support to them in collecting evidence and advocating for policy and legal changes with public institutions in favor of private forestry. Det övergripande målet med konceptförslaget "Hållbar användning av naturresurser för miljö och ekonomisk utveckling" är att öka en hållbar användning av privata skogsresurser och utveckling av värdekedjan för förnybar energi baserad på träbiomassa (fjärrvärmesystem) som kommer att generera en större mängd skogsvaror och inkomstmöjligheter för hushåll på landsbygden. Målet för projektförslagen kommer att uppnås genom följande två resultat: Resultat 1: Privata skogsägare har ökat värdet och hållbarheten i skogsståndens ekosystem. Resultat 2: Värdekedjornas aktörer har ökat produktionen, bearbetningen och slutanvändningen av träbiomassa. Genomförandepartner är CNVP Foundation. Projektet kommer att inriktas på att ta itu med de privata skogsägarnas centrala begränsningar och ge stöd till dem när det gäller att samla in bevis och förespråka politiska och rättsliga förändringar med offentliga institutioner till förmån för privat skogsbruk. The overall objective of the program is: Poverty reduction for both women and men in forest areas through additional income and jobs from sustainably managed forests including wood biomass, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs), Non-Wood Forest Product (NWFPs) and carbon backed up by an enabling policy environment and supported by sustainable service provision by National Association of Private Forest Owners (NAPFO) and Association of Private Forest Owners (APFOs). To reach this objective the following outputs and outcomes have been proposed: Outcome 1: Increased incomes for Private Forest Owners (PFO) including women as a result of improved forest management and engagement in NWFP / MAP market systems There are 4 outputs that relate to this outcome: Output 1.1: Increased and diversified production from sustainably managed forest land; Output 1.2: Enhanced and sustainable service delivery by APFOs and the NAPFO to their members; Output 1.3: Women and youth living in rural areas engaged in forest-related market systems; Output 1.4: Enabling policy environment promoted, including a road-map for developing a carbon market. Outcome 2: A market system for wood biomass (wood chips), providing incentives for proper forest management and income generation for PFOs, and leading to reduced greenhouse gas impact Interventions that will lead to the realisation of this outcome can be grouped into 4 key outputs: Output 2.1: Output 2.1 Development of a national roadmap on wood biomass production, marketing and use Output 2.2: Establishment of four pilot wood biomass collection points supported; Output 2.3: At least 10 heating systems based on wood biomass promoted; Output 2.4: Increased information, capacities and learning on wood biomass market systems. Sweden CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 0 8000000 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 4000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 8000000 0 32000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 8000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 8000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 8000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 4000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 4000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15084-15084A0102 Sweden The overall objective of the concept proposal “Sustainable Use of Natural Resources for Environment and Economic Development, shortly SUNREED” is to increase the sustainable use of private forest resources and value chain development on renewable energy based on wood biomass (district heating system) that will generate a higher volume of forest goods and income opportunities to rural households. The project proposals goal will be achieved through the following two outcomes: Outcome 1: Private forest owners have increased value and sustainability of the forest stand ecosystems. Outcome 2: Value chains actors have increased wood biomass production, processing and final use. The implementing partner is CNVP Foundation. The project will be focused on addressing key constraint faced by the private forest owners and provide support to them in collecting evidence and advocating for policy and legal changes with public institutions in favor of private forestry. Det övergripande målet med konceptförslaget "Hållbar användning av naturresurser för miljö och ekonomisk utveckling" är att öka en hållbar användning av privata skogsresurser och utveckling av värdekedjan för förnybar energi baserad på träbiomassa (fjärrvärmesystem) som kommer att generera en större mängd skogsvaror och inkomstmöjligheter för hushåll på landsbygden. Målet för projektförslagen kommer att uppnås genom följande två resultat: Resultat 1: Privata skogsägare har ökat värdet och hållbarheten i skogsståndens ekosystem. Resultat 2: Värdekedjornas aktörer har ökat produktionen, bearbetningen och slutanvändningen av träbiomassa. Genomförandepartner är CNVP Foundation. Projektet kommer att inriktas på att ta itu med de privata skogsägarnas centrala begränsningar och ge stöd till dem när det gäller att samla in bevis och förespråka politiska och rättsliga förändringar med offentliga institutioner till förmån för privat skogsbruk. The overall objective of the program is: Poverty reduction for both women and men in forest areas through additional income and jobs from sustainably managed forests including wood biomass, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs), Non-Wood Forest Product (NWFPs) and carbon backed up by an enabling policy environment and supported by sustainable service provision by National Association of Private Forest Owners (NAPFO) and Association of Private Forest Owners (APFOs). To reach this objective the following outputs and outcomes have been proposed: Outcome 1: Increased incomes for Private Forest Owners (PFO) including women as a result of improved forest management and engagement in NWFP / MAP market systems There are 4 outputs that relate to this outcome: Output 1.1: Increased and diversified production from sustainably managed forest land; Output 1.2: Enhanced and sustainable service delivery by APFOs and the NAPFO to their members; Output 1.3: Women and youth living in rural areas engaged in forest-related market systems; Output 1.4: Enabling policy environment promoted, including a road-map for developing a carbon market. Outcome 2: A market system for wood biomass (wood chips), providing incentives for proper forest management and income generation for PFOs, and leading to reduced greenhouse gas impact Interventions that will lead to the realisation of this outcome can be grouped into 4 key outputs: Output 2.1: Output 2.1 Development of a national roadmap on wood biomass production, marketing and use Output 2.2: Establishment of four pilot wood biomass collection points supported; Output 2.3: At least 10 heating systems based on wood biomass promoted; Output 2.4: Increased information, capacities and learning on wood biomass market systems. Sweden CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 149283 480119 0 0 0 0 0 149283 480119 0 629402 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 149283 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 480118.72 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15084-15084A0103 Sweden The overall objective of the concept proposal “Sustainable Use of Natural Resources for Environment and Economic Development, shortly SUNREED” is to increase the sustainable use of private forest resources and value chain development on renewable energy based on wood biomass (district heating system) that will generate a higher volume of forest goods and income opportunities to rural households. The project proposals goal will be achieved through the following two outcomes: Outcome 1: Private forest owners have increased value and sustainability of the forest stand ecosystems. Outcome 2: Value chains actors have increased wood biomass production, processing and final use. The implementing partner is CNVP Foundation. The project will be focused on addressing key constraint faced by the private forest owners and provide support to them in collecting evidence and advocating for policy and legal changes with public institutions in favor of private forestry. Det övergripande målet med konceptförslaget "Hållbar användning av naturresurser för miljö och ekonomisk utveckling" är att öka en hållbar användning av privata skogsresurser och utveckling av värdekedjan för förnybar energi baserad på träbiomassa (fjärrvärmesystem) som kommer att generera en större mängd skogsvaror och inkomstmöjligheter för hushåll på landsbygden. Målet för projektförslagen kommer att uppnås genom följande två resultat: Resultat 1: Privata skogsägare har ökat värdet och hållbarheten i skogsståndens ekosystem. Resultat 2: Värdekedjornas aktörer har ökat produktionen, bearbetningen och slutanvändningen av träbiomassa. Genomförandepartner är CNVP Foundation. Projektet kommer att inriktas på att ta itu med de privata skogsägarnas centrala begränsningar och ge stöd till dem när det gäller att samla in bevis och förespråka politiska och rättsliga förändringar med offentliga institutioner till förmån för privat skogsbruk. The overall objective of the program is: Poverty reduction for both women and men in forest areas through additional income and jobs from sustainably managed forests including wood biomass, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs), Non-Wood Forest Product (NWFPs) and carbon backed up by an enabling policy environment and supported by sustainable service provision by National Association of Private Forest Owners (NAPFO) and Association of Private Forest Owners (APFOs). To reach this objective the following outputs and outcomes have been proposed: Outcome 1: Increased incomes for Private Forest Owners (PFO) including women as a result of improved forest management and engagement in NWFP / MAP market systems There are 4 outputs that relate to this outcome: Output 1.1: Increased and diversified production from sustainably managed forest land; Output 1.2: Enhanced and sustainable service delivery by APFOs and the NAPFO to their members; Output 1.3: Women and youth living in rural areas engaged in forest-related market systems; Output 1.4: Enabling policy environment promoted, including a road-map for developing a carbon market. Outcome 2: A market system for wood biomass (wood chips), providing incentives for proper forest management and income generation for PFOs, and leading to reduced greenhouse gas impact Interventions that will lead to the realisation of this outcome can be grouped into 4 key outputs: Output 2.1: Output 2.1 Development of a national roadmap on wood biomass production, marketing and use Output 2.2: Establishment of four pilot wood biomass collection points supported; Output 2.3: At least 10 heating systems based on wood biomass promoted; Output 2.4: Increased information, capacities and learning on wood biomass market systems. Sweden CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1600000 0 0 0 0 1600000 1600000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation SE-0-SE-6-15094 Sweden Consultancy service external audit Konsulttjänst extern revision Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-15094-15094A0101 Sweden Consultancy service external audit Konsulttjänst extern revision Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 615311 218377 0 0 396934 0 615311 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 218377 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 396934 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15094-15094A0102 Sweden Consultancy service external audit Konsulttjänst extern revision Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 471145 0 471145 0 471145 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 471144.65 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15094-15094A0103 Sweden Consultancy service external audit Konsulttjänst extern revision Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 759680 0 109436 650244 0 759680 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 109436.03 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 650244.12 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law, including decreased levels of corruption. Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15112 Sweden Sida supports Wetlands International (WI) and its Wetlands for Resilience (W4R) program, which aims to restore and sustainably manage wetland areas through a holistic landscape approach. This is divided into five work packages with implementation work in three so-called landscapes: in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh; in the Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast in Guinea-Bissau; and in the Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Coordination and advocacy work at the global level is coordinated from the office in the Netherlands. The program also draws on experiences from wetland work in India and Indonesia. The overall aim of the program is to ‘scale up’ healthy, well-managed wetland landscapes with biodiversity, thereby contributing to climate resilience and environmental, social, and economic sustainability at the local level. Activities include concrete restoration and sustainable management of wetland areas in Ethiopia and Bangladesh, as well as the development and testing of a W4R model approach: a toolbox and guidance for accelerating the scaling up of other wetland restoration programs. Sida stöder Wetlands International (WI) och dess Wetlands for Resilience (W4R)-program som syftar till restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom en holistisk landskapsansats. Detta är uppdelat på fem arbetspaket med implementeringsarbete i tre s.k. landskap: i Sundarbans i Bangladesh; i Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; och Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien. Koordinerings- och påverkansarbete på global nivå samordnas från kontoret i Nederländerna. Programmet drar även på erfarenheter från våtmarksarbete i Indien och Indonesien. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' friska, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med biologisk mångfald och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet på lokal nivå. Verksamheten omfattar konkret restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden i Etiopien och Bangladesh liksom utveckling och testning av en W4R-modellansats; en verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i andra våtmarksrestaureringsprogram. Wetlands International (WI) består av ett nätverk med region- och landkontor i 20 länder och huvudkontor i Nederländerna. Dess verksamhet bidrar till skydd och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom påverkansarbete kunsskapsspridning, skapandet av plattformar för dialog mellan intressenter, och policyutveckling och i konkreta restaureringsprojekt för återskapande av våtmarker. Sida stöder organisationens Wetlands 4 Resilience (W4R)program med aktivitetsperiod 2023-2026. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' hälsosamma, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med hög biologisk mångfald globalt till 2030, och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet. För att uppnå syftet har tre mål formulerats: 1. Att sammanställa och globalt /internt dela lärande och metoder för ett holistiskt, ekosystemlett resiliensbyggande från den egna globala våtmarksportföljen och partnerprogram; 2. Att ta fram och applicera en Wetlands 4 Resilience-modellansats (W4R), verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i WI:s olika våtmarksrestaureringsprogram; 3. Att katalysera andras restaurering av våtmarkslandskap, genom användning och tillämpning av W4R-modellen globalt och sektorsöverskridande. Programmet omfattar fem utvalda s.k. landskap i lika många länder. Konkreta aktiviteter genomförs i tre av dessa: - Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; - Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien; - Sundarbans i Bangladesh. Dessutom används erfarenheter från två landskap, Demak i Indonesien och Mahanadi-deltat i Indien, i utvecklingen av W4R-modellen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Ethiopia Guinea-Bissau Indonesia India Developing countries, unspecified Bio-diversity General Environment Protection - I Guinea-Bissau har partnern praktiskt bidragit till att stärka försörjningsmöjligheter kopplat till bevarande av våtmarker. Det arbete som utförts har syftat till ett klimatanpassat jordbrukssystem i kombination med skydd av landskapets mangroveområden i två byar. Utifrån bästa praxis inom jordbruk och risodling har deltagarna lärt sig hur renovering av hydrauliksystem och vattenförvaltning på lokalsamhällesnivå skyddar mot erosion, saltvatteninträngning och okontrollerade vattenflöden i mangroveområden. Lokal produktivitet och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning har gått hand i hand med skydd av ekosystemet. Med hjälp av klimatresilienta metoder har programmet bidragit till moderniserad infrastruktur för bevattning med två vattenbassänger, en 4 000-liters vattentank, och ett solcellsdrivet pumpsystem, anslutet till en djup brunn, samt i övrigt förbättrad vatteninfrastruktur. Detta har sammantaget resulterat i bättre möjligheter att producera basgrödor. Genom att deras inkomstmöjligheter på den lokala marknaden främjats har aktiviteterna bidragit till tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning för hushållen. Aktiviteterna bidrog även till att resiliensen, särskilt hos de 70 deltagande kvinnorna i tre sparande- och lånegrupper (Groupes dÉpargne et de Crédit pour la Conservation de la Mangrove/Mangrove Conservation Savings and Loan Group; GECCOM), stärkts. Parallellt har programmet arbetat med att stärka försörjningsmöjligheterna och motståndskraften hos medlemmarna i 18 andra GECCOMs, främst bland kvinnor. Även dessa grupper nyttjades som ingång för att bygga förståelse för hur hushållsekonomin i deras livsmiljöer beror av funktionella mangroveekosystem. Som resultat av den utbildning de erbjöds stärktes kvinnornas ekonomiska egenmakt liksom den säsongsmässiga livsmedelstryggheten. Totalt nåddes närmare 4 300 personer. Sida bedömer att organisationens stöd till GECCOM-grupper utgör investeringar i en ansats som direkt kopplar samman finansiell inkludering, ledarskap på lokalsamhällsnivå, och hållbart skydd av mangroveekosystem. - I Etiopien har våtmarksrestaurering kombinerats med tillämpning av W4R-modellens deltagandekomponent och en resultatbaserad finansieringsmetod. Sex lokalsamhällesorganisationer (CBOs) involverades i mark- och vattenvårdsåtgärder för att bl.a förhindra avrinning, motverka erosion och höja grundvattennivån i landskapet. Startfinansiering utgick till deltagande CBOs, baserat på deras inlämnade affärsplaner. Utbetalningen av ersättningsmedel kopplades sedan till verifiering av kvaliteten på de naturbaserade lösningar som byggts upp. Metoden visade hur lokalsamhällsdrivet arbete kan kombineras med praktiska lokala incitament som även bidrar till att stärka transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Metoden förbättrade även de lokala försörjningsmöjligheterna. Som resultat har dessa lokala organisationer nu kapaciteten att planera och genomföra våtmarksrestaurering. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15112-15112A0101 Sweden Sida supports Wetlands International (WI) and its Wetlands for Resilience (W4R) program, which aims to restore and sustainably manage wetland areas through a holistic landscape approach. This is divided into five work packages with implementation work in three so-called landscapes: in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh; in the Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast in Guinea-Bissau; and in the Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Coordination and advocacy work at the global level is coordinated from the office in the Netherlands. The program also draws on experiences from wetland work in India and Indonesia. The overall aim of the program is to ‘scale up’ healthy, well-managed wetland landscapes with biodiversity, thereby contributing to climate resilience and environmental, social, and economic sustainability at the local level. Activities include concrete restoration and sustainable management of wetland areas in Ethiopia and Bangladesh, as well as the development and testing of a W4R model approach: a toolbox and guidance for accelerating the scaling up of other wetland restoration programs. Sida stöder Wetlands International (WI) och dess Wetlands for Resilience (W4R)-program som syftar till restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom en holistisk landskapsansats. Detta är uppdelat på fem arbetspaket med implementeringsarbete i tre s.k. landskap: i Sundarbans i Bangladesh; i Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; och Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien. Koordinerings- och påverkansarbete på global nivå samordnas från kontoret i Nederländerna. Programmet drar även på erfarenheter från våtmarksarbete i Indien och Indonesien. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' friska, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med biologisk mångfald och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet på lokal nivå. Verksamheten omfattar konkret restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden i Etiopien och Bangladesh liksom utveckling och testning av en W4R-modellansats; en verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i andra våtmarksrestaureringsprogram. Wetlands International (WI) består av ett nätverk med region- och landkontor i 20 länder och huvudkontor i Nederländerna. Dess verksamhet bidrar till skydd och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom påverkansarbete kunsskapsspridning, skapandet av plattformar för dialog mellan intressenter, och policyutveckling och i konkreta restaureringsprojekt för återskapande av våtmarker. Sida stöder organisationens Wetlands 4 Resilience (W4R)program med aktivitetsperiod 2023-2026. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' hälsosamma, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med hög biologisk mångfald globalt till 2030, och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet. För att uppnå syftet har tre mål formulerats: 1. Att sammanställa och globalt /internt dela lärande och metoder för ett holistiskt, ekosystemlett resiliensbyggande från den egna globala våtmarksportföljen och partnerprogram; 2. Att ta fram och applicera en Wetlands 4 Resilience-modellansats (W4R), verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i WI:s olika våtmarksrestaureringsprogram; 3. Att katalysera andras restaurering av våtmarkslandskap, genom användning och tillämpning av W4R-modellen globalt och sektorsöverskridande. Programmet omfattar fem utvalda s.k. landskap i lika många länder. Konkreta aktiviteter genomförs i tre av dessa: - Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; - Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien; - Sundarbans i Bangladesh. Dessutom används erfarenheter från två landskap, Demak i Indonesien och Mahanadi-deltat i Indien, i utvecklingen av W4R-modellen. Sweden Wetlands International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Wetlands International 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.5 - Senast 2020 skydda minst 10 procent av kust- och havsområdena, i överensstämmelse med nationell och internationell rätt och på grundval av bästa tillgängliga vetenskapliga rön. 14.5 - By 2020, conserve at least 10 per cent of coastal and marine areas, consistent with national and international law and based on the best available scientific information. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.4 - By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development. 15.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att bevara bergsekosystemen, inklusive deras biologiska mångfald, i syfte att öka deras förmåga att producera nytta som behövs för en hållbar utveckling. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7200000 9100000 0 0 0 0 0.0000000002 0 0 0 0 0 3600000 0 -0.0000000006 0 0 3600000 0 0 0 4800000 0 0 4300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7742500 Wetlands International 7742500 Wetlands International 407500 Wetlands International 407500 Wetlands International 90000 Wetlands International 90000 Wetlands International 1710000 Wetlands International 1710000 Wetlands International 90000 Wetlands International 90000 Wetlands International 1710000 Wetlands International 1710000 Wetlands International 2042500 Wetlands International 2042500 Wetlands International 107500 Wetlands International 107500 Wetlands International 2280000 Wetlands International 120000 Wetlands International 120000 Wetlands International 2280000 Wetlands International Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15112-15112A0103 Sweden Sida supports Wetlands International (WI) and its Wetlands for Resilience (W4R) program, which aims to restore and sustainably manage wetland areas through a holistic landscape approach. This is divided into five work packages with implementation work in three so-called landscapes: in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh; in the Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast in Guinea-Bissau; and in the Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Coordination and advocacy work at the global level is coordinated from the office in the Netherlands. The program also draws on experiences from wetland work in India and Indonesia. The overall aim of the program is to ‘scale up’ healthy, well-managed wetland landscapes with biodiversity, thereby contributing to climate resilience and environmental, social, and economic sustainability at the local level. Activities include concrete restoration and sustainable management of wetland areas in Ethiopia and Bangladesh, as well as the development and testing of a W4R model approach: a toolbox and guidance for accelerating the scaling up of other wetland restoration programs. Sida stöder Wetlands International (WI) och dess Wetlands for Resilience (W4R)-program som syftar till restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom en holistisk landskapsansats. Detta är uppdelat på fem arbetspaket med implementeringsarbete i tre s.k. landskap: i Sundarbans i Bangladesh; i Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; och Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien. Koordinerings- och påverkansarbete på global nivå samordnas från kontoret i Nederländerna. Programmet drar även på erfarenheter från våtmarksarbete i Indien och Indonesien. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' friska, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med biologisk mångfald och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet på lokal nivå. Verksamheten omfattar konkret restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden i Etiopien och Bangladesh liksom utveckling och testning av en W4R-modellansats; en verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i andra våtmarksrestaureringsprogram. Wetlands International (WI) består av ett nätverk med region- och landkontor i 20 länder och huvudkontor i Nederländerna. Dess verksamhet bidrar till skydd och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom påverkansarbete kunsskapsspridning, skapandet av plattformar för dialog mellan intressenter, och policyutveckling och i konkreta restaureringsprojekt för återskapande av våtmarker. Sida stöder organisationens Wetlands 4 Resilience (W4R)program med aktivitetsperiod 2023-2026. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' hälsosamma, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med hög biologisk mångfald globalt till 2030, och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet. För att uppnå syftet har tre mål formulerats: 1. Att sammanställa och globalt /internt dela lärande och metoder för ett holistiskt, ekosystemlett resiliensbyggande från den egna globala våtmarksportföljen och partnerprogram; 2. Att ta fram och applicera en Wetlands 4 Resilience-modellansats (W4R), verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i WI:s olika våtmarksrestaureringsprogram; 3. Att katalysera andras restaurering av våtmarkslandskap, genom användning och tillämpning av W4R-modellen globalt och sektorsöverskridande. Programmet omfattar fem utvalda s.k. landskap i lika många länder. Konkreta aktiviteter genomförs i tre av dessa: - Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; - Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien; - Sundarbans i Bangladesh. Dessutom används erfarenheter från två landskap, Demak i Indonesien och Mahanadi-deltat i Indien, i utvecklingen av W4R-modellen. Sweden Wetlands International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Wetlands International 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.5 - By 2020, conserve at least 10 per cent of coastal and marine areas, consistent with national and international law and based on the best available scientific information. 14.5 - Senast 2020 skydda minst 10 procent av kust- och havsområdena, i överensstämmelse med nationell och internationell rätt och på grundval av bästa tillgängliga vetenskapliga rön. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att bevara bergsekosystemen, inklusive deras biologiska mångfald, i syfte att öka deras förmåga att producera nytta som behövs för en hållbar utveckling. 15.4 - By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 10500000 0 0 0 8000000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 1500000 2800000 Wetlands International 4900000 Wetlands International 4900000 Wetlands International 4900000 Wetlands International 1750000 Wetlands International 1750000 Wetlands International 1750000 Wetlands International 1750000 Wetlands International 2400000 Wetlands International 2400000 Wetlands International 2400000 Wetlands International 800000 Wetlands International Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15112-15112A0201 Sweden Sida supports Wetlands International (WI) and its Wetlands for Resilience (W4R) program, which aims to restore and sustainably manage wetland areas through a holistic landscape approach. This is divided into five work packages with implementation work in three so-called landscapes: in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh; in the Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast in Guinea-Bissau; and in the Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Coordination and advocacy work at the global level is coordinated from the office in the Netherlands. The program also draws on experiences from wetland work in India and Indonesia. The overall aim of the program is to ‘scale up’ healthy, well-managed wetland landscapes with biodiversity, thereby contributing to climate resilience and environmental, social, and economic sustainability at the local level. Activities include concrete restoration and sustainable management of wetland areas in Ethiopia and Bangladesh, as well as the development and testing of a W4R model approach: a toolbox and guidance for accelerating the scaling up of other wetland restoration programs. Sida stöder Wetlands International (WI) och dess Wetlands for Resilience (W4R)-program som syftar till restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom en holistisk landskapsansats. Detta är uppdelat på fem arbetspaket med implementeringsarbete i tre s.k. landskap: i Sundarbans i Bangladesh; i Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; och Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien. Koordinerings- och påverkansarbete på global nivå samordnas från kontoret i Nederländerna. Programmet drar även på erfarenheter från våtmarksarbete i Indien och Indonesien. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' friska, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med biologisk mångfald och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet på lokal nivå. Verksamheten omfattar konkret restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden i Etiopien och Bangladesh liksom utveckling och testning av en W4R-modellansats; en verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i andra våtmarksrestaureringsprogram. Wetlands International (WI) består av ett nätverk med region- och landkontor i 20 länder och huvudkontor i Nederländerna. Dess verksamhet bidrar till skydd och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom påverkansarbete kunsskapsspridning, skapandet av plattformar för dialog mellan intressenter, och policyutveckling och i konkreta restaureringsprojekt för återskapande av våtmarker. Sida stöder organisationens Wetlands 4 Resilience (W4R)program med aktivitetsperiod 2023-2026. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' hälsosamma, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med hög biologisk mångfald globalt till 2030, och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet. För att uppnå syftet har tre mål formulerats: 1. Att sammanställa och globalt /internt dela lärande och metoder för ett holistiskt, ekosystemlett resiliensbyggande från den egna globala våtmarksportföljen och partnerprogram; 2. Att ta fram och applicera en Wetlands 4 Resilience-modellansats (W4R), verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i WI:s olika våtmarksrestaureringsprogram; 3. Att katalysera andras restaurering av våtmarkslandskap, genom användning och tillämpning av W4R-modellen globalt och sektorsöverskridande. Programmet omfattar fem utvalda s.k. landskap i lika många länder. Konkreta aktiviteter genomförs i tre av dessa: - Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; - Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien; - Sundarbans i Bangladesh. Dessutom används erfarenheter från två landskap, Demak i Indonesien och Mahanadi-deltat i Indien, i utvecklingen av W4R-modellen. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 204877 204877 0 204877 Ernst & Young 204877 Ernst & Young Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15133 Sweden The Embassy proposes a new support to the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) at the Pacific Community (SPC) to support the implementation of HRSD's Business Plan 2021-2025 with a contribution of SEK 56 000 000, responding to Sweden’s Drive for Democracy (DfD) (government decision UD2020/00571) and the current Strategy of Sweden’s regional development and cooperation in Asia and the Pacific region 2016-2021. The ongoing strategy budget frame can be extended until 2024. The cooperation partner fulfils the legal requirements to enter into an agreement. HRSD is operating under the rules of SPC. The new HRSD Business Plan 2021-2026 incorporates the RRRT Business Plan 2018-2021 and the SDP Business Plan 2019-2023. The HRSD programme builds on the synergies from these plans, and has adapted in response to the current environment shaped by covid-19 and climate change. The Business Plan draws on insights from across SPC, SPC members, civil society, implementing partners, and evaluators, through consultations, independent evaluations and reviews of work areas. A key priority which the Swedish funds will cover is the HRSD work on mainstreaming gender and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA), using tools as P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) and the people-centred approach (PCA) across SPC as an organisation. HRSD engages formally with other technical and scientific divisions at SPC through joint project funding and collaboration, assisting fisheries ( such as Sida- supported PEUMP) programmes and climate change programmes within their programme design, implementation and monitoring. This contribution also gives the embassy a strategic entry point to engage more with young people in the Pacific region. This is assessed to be relevant since they are key stakeholders in development processes. In the proposal, HRSD has summarized the development problem in the Pacific region, and the drivers of change affecting human rights and social development, including the climate crises and the effect that covid-19 has on already vulnerable economies. A rise in poverty is foreseen, especially for women and young children. The pandemic has also caused an increase in violence against women and girls (VAWG), and limited social services. There is a strong need for good governance and meaningful participation from civil society to ensure that recovery includes social impacts. Post-covid, there is an opportunity to also respond to ecological challenges and the climate crises. There is a need to build back better and find sustainable solutions, especially in the context of temporary and permanent displacement of people. This is both an opportunity and a constraining pressure for members and implementing partners. Feedback from the SPC members suggests that Governments in the Pacific also need disaggregated data and statistics to better target social protection to reach marginalized groups. Sveriges ambassad i Bangkok föreslår ett nytt stöd till the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) inom Pacific Community (SPC), för att stödja implementeringen av HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 med ett bidrag om SEK 56 000 000. Det svenska bidraget är ett svar på Sveriges demokratioffensiv (DfD) (regeringsbeslut UD2020/00571) samt bidrar till implementeringen av strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021. Inom nuvarande strategi har Sida möjlighet att budgetmässigt förbinda sig fram till och med 2024. Samarbetspartnern uppfyller de juridiska kraven för att ingå ett avtal. Stödet till HRSD bygger på synergier från de program som de tidigare divisionerna genomfört. HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 har utvecklats för att svara på förändringar i kontexten, inklusive covid-19 pandemins påverkan och klimatkrisen. Planen bygger på samlade erfarenheter från SPC, SPC:s medlemmar, civilsamhället, och andra implementerande partners. Framtagandet har skett genom genom konsultationer, oberoende utvärderingar och granskningar av prioriterade arbetsområden. En särskild prioritering som det svenska stödet bidrar till är HRSD:s arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter (HRBA) i allt SPCs arbete, med hjälp av verktyg som P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) och People Centered Approach (PCA). HRSD samarbetar med andra tekniska och vetenskapliga avdelningar vid SPC i samfinansierade projekt, samt assisterar fiskeriprogram (så som Sida-stödda PEUMP) och klimatprogram i design, implementering och uppföjning. Insatsen ger ambassaden en strategisk ingångspunkt för att engagera unga människor i Oceanien, vilket är relevant då de är centrala intressenter och drivare av utvecklingsprocesser. I sitt programförslag har HRSD sammanfattat utvecklingsproblemet i Stillahavsregionen, vilket inkluderar den påverkan som klimatkrisen och covid-19 pandemin har på redan sårbara samhällen. En ökning av människor som lever i fattigdom förutspås, och i flera av samhällets grupper är kvinnor och barn särskilt utsatta. Pandemin har orsakat ett ökat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) samtidigt som det sociala skyddsnätet är begränsat. Det finns ett stort behov att stärka en god samhällsstyrning och verka för ett meningsfullt deltagande av det civila samhället för att säkerställa att covid-19-återhämtningen inkluderar såväl sociala dimensioner av hållbarhet som ekonomiska och miljömässiga. Att 'bygga tillbaka bättre' och hitta hållbara lösningar är av högsta relevans. Återkoppling från SPC:s medlemmar visar att regeringar i Oceanien också behöver ökad tillgång till disaggregerad data och statistik för att via sociala trygghetssystem bättre nå människor som lever i särskild utsatthet. The HRSDs overall vision is just, equitable and resilient Pacific Island societies. This will be achieved by advancing human rights, gender equality and social inclusion for all Pacific people, grounded in cultural values and principles, and people-centered approaches. The main objectives of the program are: 1. Governance and institutional strengthening: Strengthen inclusive, transparent and responsive governance and institutions for human rights and social development 2. Equality and social inclusion: Mobilize, empower and build conditions for gender equality and social inclusion in society and development 3. Culture: Promote, preserve and protect positive expressions of culture 4. Knowledge and innovation: Accelerate the impact of human rights and social development priorities through knowledge, learning and innovative solutions. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Oceania, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Special results to highlight from 2025 include: 1. HRSD delivered strong results in 2025, strengthening regional dialogue and public engagement on human rights and gender equality. It convened major events such as the Pacific CEDAW session and expanded outreach through initiatives like the Human Rights Film Festival, increasing awareness across multiple Pacific countries. 2. The division also elevated Pacific leadership globally, particularly in the International Court of Justice climate advisory process. Countries such as Tuvalu, Tonga, and Samoa stood out through active participation, including all-women delegations, ensuring human rights, gender equality, and climate justice perspectives were strongly represented. 3. At national level, HRSD supported concrete policy and institutional progress. This included FSMs UPR submission, Vanuatus first Convention Against Torture report, Fijis Disability Policy (20252030), and the establishment of Tongas Elections Disability Access Working Group. In Solomon Islands, the PYEEEP pilot project enabled 55 young people to access skills development pathways, demonstrating tangible country-level impact. 4. Despite funding challenges, HRSD maintained strong financial oversight and full audit compliance. By prioritising key programmes and strengthening resource mobilisation, it sustained results and continued advancing inclusive governance and long-term institutional change across the region. For the whole funding period the final report highlights the results achieved under the HRSD Business Plan (20212026), with Sida playing a key strategic role as a "core" partner. Through its funding and partnership, Sida significantly contributed to advancing human rights, gender equality, social inclusion, youth development, and people-centred approaches across the Pacific. Sidas support has enabled both regional and country-level progress by complementing pooled and project-based funding from other partners such as DFAT, MFAT, and SPC. This collaborative financing model is assessed to have strengthened HRSDs ability to deliver integrated programmes and respond to diverse regional priorities. The achievements presented reflect not only HRSDs work but also the collective efforts of Pacific governments, civil society, communities, and development partners. Sidas contribution helped catalyse inclusive, resilient, and locally driven development outcomes across multiple sectors. Overall, Sidas partnership has been instrumental in sustaining the implementation of the HRSD Business Plan, supporting long-term institutional change and reinforcing a coordinated, people-centred development approach in the Pacific region. Specific results achieved over the program period 2021-2025: * Strengthened governance, accountability, and implementation systems through policy reform, regional frameworks, and institutional capacity across the Pacific. * Advanced implementation of international human rights commitments and increased Pacific participation and influence in regional and global mechanisms. * Expanded inclusion and leadership of women, youth, persons with disabilities, and civil society, while improving access to inclusive services, education, and economic opportunities for marginalised groups. * Enhanced coordinated, survivor-centred responses to gender-based and technology-facilitated violence, supported by stronger justice systems and services. * Embedded people-centred, gender-responsive, and rights-based approaches across SPC systems and programmes, while strengthening evidence, learning, and digital governance. * Elevated Pacific leadership on climate justice, culture, and Indigenous knowledge as drivers of sustainable development and resilience. * Achieved both immediate outcomes and longer-term institutional change, including stronger national reporting systems, progress toward national human rights institutions, and improved violence response systems. * Maintained strong operational performance with sound financial management and accountability, positioning HRSDsupported by Sidaas a leading regional platform for inclusive governance and long-term systems change. Objective specific examples include: Objective 1. Strengthening Governments and Institutions HRSD strengthened Pacific leadership and accessibility in the international human rights system by successfully supporting the 2025 Pacific CEDAW Technical Cooperation Sessionthe first of its kind in the region. The initiative engaged 798 participants from 15 Pacific countries, dramatically increasing participation and bringing together governments, civil society, youth, and persons with disabilities. This model shifted treaty engagement from compliance to implementation, accelerating reporting, strengthening follow-up, and enhancing regional cooperation. It also raised global recognition of Pacific-led approaches, influencing international discussions on treaty body reform and demonstrating a more inclusive, participatory, and effective approach to advancing human rights. Objective 2. Strengthening Civil Society and Rights Holders Sustained programme support to civil society and rights-based advocacy contributed to a significant legislative reform in Tonga, culminating in the Civil Registration and Digital Identification Act 2025, which raised the legal age of marriage to 18. This result demonstrates how targeted, long-term investments in advocacy and community engagement can drive meaningful policy change and advance the protection of childrens rights. Social Citizenship Education initiatives reached approximately 38,500 students across the Pacific, promoting gender equality, human rights, inclusion, and violence prevention. Through teacher and community training in Kiribati, expansion in the Marshall Islands, and support to schools in Vanuatu, the programme strengthened local capacity and contributed to long-term behavioural change, addressing the root causes of discrimination, exclusion, and violence. Objective 3. Advancing Pacific Culture and Cultural Inclusion Support to VOU Fiji strengthened the role of creative industries as a driver of inclusive economic and social development, generating over 100 jobsaround 60% of which are permanentfor out-of-school youth. The initiative combined accredited skills training with cultural expression, enhancing livelihoods, reinforcing Pacific cultural identity, and demonstrating scalable pathways linking culture, employment, and inclusive development. Objective 4. Mainstreaming People-Centred Approaches Across SPC Mainstreaming of people-centred approaches across SPC was significantly strengthened through the PLANET framework (Human Rights Based Approach | Sida), which embedded participation, accountability, and inclusion into institutional systems and programming. By 2025, capacity-building reached staff across eight divisions, with growing demand for gender equality, disability, and cultural inclusion support, and integration into project design processes. This marks a shift from isolated initiatives to systematic, organisation-wide adoption of inclusive, rights-based approaches. Cross-Cutting Results and Regional Impact The programme achieved strong cross-cutting, systems-level results by strengthening regional institutions and coordination mechanisms for human rights, governance, gender equality, disability inclusion, youth participation, and cultural development. It reinforced Pacific leadership and ownership in key regional and global processes, including climate justice advocacy and treaty body reform, while promoting culturally grounded approaches. At the same time, it advanced efforts to drive behavioural and social norm change by integrating participatory methods, communications for development, and locally rooted practices, ensuring more sustainable and transformative development outcomes. Sustainability and Strategic Outlook The external evaluation (see seperate statement) confirms that HRSD has become a trusted and regionally relevant leader with strong technical credibility and convening power, achieving its most significant results through sustained, long-term, and nationally aligned investments. Moving forward, the division will focus on consolidating these gains by strengthening systems, prioritisation, and delivery models, while deepening country-level impact and institutional change. Key priorities include clearer strategic focus, multi-year country engagement, stronger institutional systems and learning, balanced thematic investment, scaling people-centred approaches, and expanding regional leadershipparticularly in climate justice. Overall, HRSD is well-positioned to sustain impact and partnership with Sida, should new funding opportunities materialize, by reinforcing efficiency, securing more predictable financing, and continuing to deliver inclusive, Pacific-led development outcomes. The programme has established a strong foundation for continued partnership between Sida and SPC around shared priorities on democratic governance, human rights, gender equality, inclusion, and sustainable Pacific-led development. In recognition of the evolving funding landscape, HRSDs next phase will focus on consolidating results, strengthening efficiency and prioritisation, and adopting risk-mitigating measures through diversified and more predictable financing approaches. This includes positioning HRSD outcomes and regional public goods within broader multi-donor and integrated financing opportunities where strategic alignment exists, including potential future engagement through regional platforms and programmes such as PEUMP II and other complementary funding modalities. Through this approach, HRSD aims to sustain momentum, protect hard-won gains, and continue delivering scalable and long-term development outcomes for Pacific countries and communities while maintaining flexibility to respond to emerging regional priorities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15133-15133A0101 Sweden The Embassy proposes a new support to the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) at the Pacific Community (SPC) to support the implementation of HRSD's Business Plan 2021-2025 with a contribution of SEK 56 000 000, responding to Sweden’s Drive for Democracy (DfD) (government decision UD2020/00571) and the current Strategy of Sweden’s regional development and cooperation in Asia and the Pacific region 2016-2021. The ongoing strategy budget frame can be extended until 2024. The cooperation partner fulfils the legal requirements to enter into an agreement. HRSD is operating under the rules of SPC. The new HRSD Business Plan 2021-2026 incorporates the RRRT Business Plan 2018-2021 and the SDP Business Plan 2019-2023. The HRSD programme builds on the synergies from these plans, and has adapted in response to the current environment shaped by covid-19 and climate change. The Business Plan draws on insights from across SPC, SPC members, civil society, implementing partners, and evaluators, through consultations, independent evaluations and reviews of work areas. A key priority which the Swedish funds will cover is the HRSD work on mainstreaming gender and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA), using tools as P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) and the people-centred approach (PCA) across SPC as an organisation. HRSD engages formally with other technical and scientific divisions at SPC through joint project funding and collaboration, assisting fisheries ( such as Sida- supported PEUMP) programmes and climate change programmes within their programme design, implementation and monitoring. This contribution also gives the embassy a strategic entry point to engage more with young people in the Pacific region. This is assessed to be relevant since they are key stakeholders in development processes. In the proposal, HRSD has summarized the development problem in the Pacific region, and the drivers of change affecting human rights and social development, including the climate crises and the effect that covid-19 has on already vulnerable economies. A rise in poverty is foreseen, especially for women and young children. The pandemic has also caused an increase in violence against women and girls (VAWG), and limited social services. There is a strong need for good governance and meaningful participation from civil society to ensure that recovery includes social impacts. Post-covid, there is an opportunity to also respond to ecological challenges and the climate crises. There is a need to build back better and find sustainable solutions, especially in the context of temporary and permanent displacement of people. This is both an opportunity and a constraining pressure for members and implementing partners. Feedback from the SPC members suggests that Governments in the Pacific also need disaggregated data and statistics to better target social protection to reach marginalized groups. Sveriges ambassad i Bangkok föreslår ett nytt stöd till the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) inom Pacific Community (SPC), för att stödja implementeringen av HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 med ett bidrag om SEK 56 000 000. Det svenska bidraget är ett svar på Sveriges demokratioffensiv (DfD) (regeringsbeslut UD2020/00571) samt bidrar till implementeringen av strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021. Inom nuvarande strategi har Sida möjlighet att budgetmässigt förbinda sig fram till och med 2024. Samarbetspartnern uppfyller de juridiska kraven för att ingå ett avtal. Stödet till HRSD bygger på synergier från de program som de tidigare divisionerna genomfört. HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 har utvecklats för att svara på förändringar i kontexten, inklusive covid-19 pandemins påverkan och klimatkrisen. Planen bygger på samlade erfarenheter från SPC, SPC:s medlemmar, civilsamhället, och andra implementerande partners. Framtagandet har skett genom genom konsultationer, oberoende utvärderingar och granskningar av prioriterade arbetsområden. En särskild prioritering som det svenska stödet bidrar till är HRSD:s arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter (HRBA) i allt SPCs arbete, med hjälp av verktyg som P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) och People Centered Approach (PCA). HRSD samarbetar med andra tekniska och vetenskapliga avdelningar vid SPC i samfinansierade projekt, samt assisterar fiskeriprogram (så som Sida-stödda PEUMP) och klimatprogram i design, implementering och uppföjning. Insatsen ger ambassaden en strategisk ingångspunkt för att engagera unga människor i Oceanien, vilket är relevant då de är centrala intressenter och drivare av utvecklingsprocesser. I sitt programförslag har HRSD sammanfattat utvecklingsproblemet i Stillahavsregionen, vilket inkluderar den påverkan som klimatkrisen och covid-19 pandemin har på redan sårbara samhällen. En ökning av människor som lever i fattigdom förutspås, och i flera av samhällets grupper är kvinnor och barn särskilt utsatta. Pandemin har orsakat ett ökat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) samtidigt som det sociala skyddsnätet är begränsat. Det finns ett stort behov att stärka en god samhällsstyrning och verka för ett meningsfullt deltagande av det civila samhället för att säkerställa att covid-19-återhämtningen inkluderar såväl sociala dimensioner av hållbarhet som ekonomiska och miljömässiga. Att 'bygga tillbaka bättre' och hitta hållbara lösningar är av högsta relevans. Återkoppling från SPC:s medlemmar visar att regeringar i Oceanien också behöver ökad tillgång till disaggregerad data och statistik för att via sociala trygghetssystem bättre nå människor som lever i särskild utsatthet. The HRSDs overall vision is just, equitable and resilient Pacific Island societies. This will be achieved by advancing human rights, gender equality and social inclusion for all Pacific people, grounded in cultural values and principles, and people-centered approaches. The main objectives of the program are: 1. Governance and institutional strengthening: Strengthen inclusive, transparent and responsive governance and institutions for human rights and social development 2. Equality and social inclusion: Mobilize, empower and build conditions for gender equality and social inclusion in society and development 3. Culture: Promote, preserve and protect positive expressions of culture 4. Knowledge and innovation: Accelerate the impact of human rights and social development priorities through knowledge, learning and innovative solutions. Sweden SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14000000 0 0 0 0 14000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 14000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15133-15133A0102 Sweden The Embassy proposes a new support to the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) at the Pacific Community (SPC) to support the implementation of HRSD's Business Plan 2021-2025 with a contribution of SEK 56 000 000, responding to Sweden’s Drive for Democracy (DfD) (government decision UD2020/00571) and the current Strategy of Sweden’s regional development and cooperation in Asia and the Pacific region 2016-2021. The ongoing strategy budget frame can be extended until 2024. The cooperation partner fulfils the legal requirements to enter into an agreement. HRSD is operating under the rules of SPC. The new HRSD Business Plan 2021-2026 incorporates the RRRT Business Plan 2018-2021 and the SDP Business Plan 2019-2023. The HRSD programme builds on the synergies from these plans, and has adapted in response to the current environment shaped by covid-19 and climate change. The Business Plan draws on insights from across SPC, SPC members, civil society, implementing partners, and evaluators, through consultations, independent evaluations and reviews of work areas. A key priority which the Swedish funds will cover is the HRSD work on mainstreaming gender and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA), using tools as P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) and the people-centred approach (PCA) across SPC as an organisation. HRSD engages formally with other technical and scientific divisions at SPC through joint project funding and collaboration, assisting fisheries ( such as Sida- supported PEUMP) programmes and climate change programmes within their programme design, implementation and monitoring. This contribution also gives the embassy a strategic entry point to engage more with young people in the Pacific region. This is assessed to be relevant since they are key stakeholders in development processes. In the proposal, HRSD has summarized the development problem in the Pacific region, and the drivers of change affecting human rights and social development, including the climate crises and the effect that covid-19 has on already vulnerable economies. A rise in poverty is foreseen, especially for women and young children. The pandemic has also caused an increase in violence against women and girls (VAWG), and limited social services. There is a strong need for good governance and meaningful participation from civil society to ensure that recovery includes social impacts. Post-covid, there is an opportunity to also respond to ecological challenges and the climate crises. There is a need to build back better and find sustainable solutions, especially in the context of temporary and permanent displacement of people. This is both an opportunity and a constraining pressure for members and implementing partners. Feedback from the SPC members suggests that Governments in the Pacific also need disaggregated data and statistics to better target social protection to reach marginalized groups. Sveriges ambassad i Bangkok föreslår ett nytt stöd till the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) inom Pacific Community (SPC), för att stödja implementeringen av HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 med ett bidrag om SEK 56 000 000. Det svenska bidraget är ett svar på Sveriges demokratioffensiv (DfD) (regeringsbeslut UD2020/00571) samt bidrar till implementeringen av strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021. Inom nuvarande strategi har Sida möjlighet att budgetmässigt förbinda sig fram till och med 2024. Samarbetspartnern uppfyller de juridiska kraven för att ingå ett avtal. Stödet till HRSD bygger på synergier från de program som de tidigare divisionerna genomfört. HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 har utvecklats för att svara på förändringar i kontexten, inklusive covid-19 pandemins påverkan och klimatkrisen. Planen bygger på samlade erfarenheter från SPC, SPC:s medlemmar, civilsamhället, och andra implementerande partners. Framtagandet har skett genom genom konsultationer, oberoende utvärderingar och granskningar av prioriterade arbetsområden. En särskild prioritering som det svenska stödet bidrar till är HRSD:s arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter (HRBA) i allt SPCs arbete, med hjälp av verktyg som P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) och People Centered Approach (PCA). HRSD samarbetar med andra tekniska och vetenskapliga avdelningar vid SPC i samfinansierade projekt, samt assisterar fiskeriprogram (så som Sida-stödda PEUMP) och klimatprogram i design, implementering och uppföjning. Insatsen ger ambassaden en strategisk ingångspunkt för att engagera unga människor i Oceanien, vilket är relevant då de är centrala intressenter och drivare av utvecklingsprocesser. I sitt programförslag har HRSD sammanfattat utvecklingsproblemet i Stillahavsregionen, vilket inkluderar den påverkan som klimatkrisen och covid-19 pandemin har på redan sårbara samhällen. En ökning av människor som lever i fattigdom förutspås, och i flera av samhällets grupper är kvinnor och barn särskilt utsatta. Pandemin har orsakat ett ökat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) samtidigt som det sociala skyddsnätet är begränsat. Det finns ett stort behov att stärka en god samhällsstyrning och verka för ett meningsfullt deltagande av det civila samhället för att säkerställa att covid-19-återhämtningen inkluderar såväl sociala dimensioner av hållbarhet som ekonomiska och miljömässiga. Att 'bygga tillbaka bättre' och hitta hållbara lösningar är av högsta relevans. Återkoppling från SPC:s medlemmar visar att regeringar i Oceanien också behöver ökad tillgång till disaggregerad data och statistik för att via sociala trygghetssystem bättre nå människor som lever i särskild utsatthet. The HRSDs overall vision is just, equitable and resilient Pacific Island societies. This will be achieved by advancing human rights, gender equality and social inclusion for all Pacific people, grounded in cultural values and principles, and people-centered approaches. The main objectives of the program are: 1. Governance and institutional strengthening: Strengthen inclusive, transparent and responsive governance and institutions for human rights and social development 2. Equality and social inclusion: Mobilize, empower and build conditions for gender equality and social inclusion in society and development 3. Culture: Promote, preserve and protect positive expressions of culture 4. Knowledge and innovation: Accelerate the impact of human rights and social development priorities through knowledge, learning and innovative solutions. Sweden SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 14000000 14000000 14000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 7000000 0 0 14000000 42000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 14000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 14000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 7000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community 7000000 SPC/Secretariat of the Pacific Community Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15133-15133A0201 Sweden The Embassy proposes a new support to the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) at the Pacific Community (SPC) to support the implementation of HRSD's Business Plan 2021-2025 with a contribution of SEK 56 000 000, responding to Sweden’s Drive for Democracy (DfD) (government decision UD2020/00571) and the current Strategy of Sweden’s regional development and cooperation in Asia and the Pacific region 2016-2021. The ongoing strategy budget frame can be extended until 2024. The cooperation partner fulfils the legal requirements to enter into an agreement. HRSD is operating under the rules of SPC. The new HRSD Business Plan 2021-2026 incorporates the RRRT Business Plan 2018-2021 and the SDP Business Plan 2019-2023. The HRSD programme builds on the synergies from these plans, and has adapted in response to the current environment shaped by covid-19 and climate change. The Business Plan draws on insights from across SPC, SPC members, civil society, implementing partners, and evaluators, through consultations, independent evaluations and reviews of work areas. A key priority which the Swedish funds will cover is the HRSD work on mainstreaming gender and the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA), using tools as P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) and the people-centred approach (PCA) across SPC as an organisation. HRSD engages formally with other technical and scientific divisions at SPC through joint project funding and collaboration, assisting fisheries ( such as Sida- supported PEUMP) programmes and climate change programmes within their programme design, implementation and monitoring. This contribution also gives the embassy a strategic entry point to engage more with young people in the Pacific region. This is assessed to be relevant since they are key stakeholders in development processes. In the proposal, HRSD has summarized the development problem in the Pacific region, and the drivers of change affecting human rights and social development, including the climate crises and the effect that covid-19 has on already vulnerable economies. A rise in poverty is foreseen, especially for women and young children. The pandemic has also caused an increase in violence against women and girls (VAWG), and limited social services. There is a strong need for good governance and meaningful participation from civil society to ensure that recovery includes social impacts. Post-covid, there is an opportunity to also respond to ecological challenges and the climate crises. There is a need to build back better and find sustainable solutions, especially in the context of temporary and permanent displacement of people. This is both an opportunity and a constraining pressure for members and implementing partners. Feedback from the SPC members suggests that Governments in the Pacific also need disaggregated data and statistics to better target social protection to reach marginalized groups. Sveriges ambassad i Bangkok föreslår ett nytt stöd till the Human Rights and Social Development Division (HRSD) inom Pacific Community (SPC), för att stödja implementeringen av HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 med ett bidrag om SEK 56 000 000. Det svenska bidraget är ett svar på Sveriges demokratioffensiv (DfD) (regeringsbeslut UD2020/00571) samt bidrar till implementeringen av strategin för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021. Inom nuvarande strategi har Sida möjlighet att budgetmässigt förbinda sig fram till och med 2024. Samarbetspartnern uppfyller de juridiska kraven för att ingå ett avtal. Stödet till HRSD bygger på synergier från de program som de tidigare divisionerna genomfört. HRSD:s Business Plan 2021-2025 har utvecklats för att svara på förändringar i kontexten, inklusive covid-19 pandemins påverkan och klimatkrisen. Planen bygger på samlade erfarenheter från SPC, SPC:s medlemmar, civilsamhället, och andra implementerande partners. Framtagandet har skett genom genom konsultationer, oberoende utvärderingar och granskningar av prioriterade arbetsområden. En särskild prioritering som det svenska stödet bidrar till är HRSD:s arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter (HRBA) i allt SPCs arbete, med hjälp av verktyg som P.L.A.N.E.T (Participation, Links to human rights, Accountability, Non-discrimination, Empowerment, Transparency) och People Centered Approach (PCA). HRSD samarbetar med andra tekniska och vetenskapliga avdelningar vid SPC i samfinansierade projekt, samt assisterar fiskeriprogram (så som Sida-stödda PEUMP) och klimatprogram i design, implementering och uppföjning. Insatsen ger ambassaden en strategisk ingångspunkt för att engagera unga människor i Oceanien, vilket är relevant då de är centrala intressenter och drivare av utvecklingsprocesser. I sitt programförslag har HRSD sammanfattat utvecklingsproblemet i Stillahavsregionen, vilket inkluderar den påverkan som klimatkrisen och covid-19 pandemin har på redan sårbara samhällen. En ökning av människor som lever i fattigdom förutspås, och i flera av samhällets grupper är kvinnor och barn särskilt utsatta. Pandemin har orsakat ett ökat våld mot kvinnor och flickor (VAWG) samtidigt som det sociala skyddsnätet är begränsat. Det finns ett stort behov att stärka en god samhällsstyrning och verka för ett meningsfullt deltagande av det civila samhället för att säkerställa att covid-19-återhämtningen inkluderar såväl sociala dimensioner av hållbarhet som ekonomiska och miljömässiga. Att 'bygga tillbaka bättre' och hitta hållbara lösningar är av högsta relevans. Återkoppling från SPC:s medlemmar visar att regeringar i Oceanien också behöver ökad tillgång till disaggregerad data och statistik för att via sociala trygghetssystem bättre nå människor som lever i särskild utsatthet. The HRSDs overall vision is just, equitable and resilient Pacific Island societies. This will be achieved by advancing human rights, gender equality and social inclusion for all Pacific people, grounded in cultural values and principles, and people-centered approaches. The main objectives of the program are: 1. Governance and institutional strengthening: Strengthen inclusive, transparent and responsive governance and institutions for human rights and social development 2. Equality and social inclusion: Mobilize, empower and build conditions for gender equality and social inclusion in society and development 3. Culture: Promote, preserve and protect positive expressions of culture 4. Knowledge and innovation: Accelerate the impact of human rights and social development priorities through knowledge, learning and innovative solutions. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 245840 245840 245840 BDO Llp 245840 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15166 Sweden The African Populations Health and Research Center (APHRC) has applied to Sida for funding of 22.9 million SEK to provide grant management services plus additional capacity building and networking activities for African grantees funded by research calls of the Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) during the period 2021-06-01 until 2024-12-31. Of the 22.9 million SEK, 14.6 million SEK will be forwarded to African researchers participating in transnational research consortia that have been granted Sida funding in the JPIAMR research calls Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use and AquaticPollutants. The objectives of the proposed Sida partnership with APHRC and JPIAMR are to combine resources, infrastructures, and strengths of multiple countries in order to facilitate innovative research projects to curb AMR with an One Health approach integrating human, animal and environmental health; to support and increase the participation of researchers in low-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa and other sub-Saharan countries where Sweden has bilateral development cooperation in the global fight against AMR; and to build capacity and support the formation of a network of AMR researchers on the African continent. JPIAMR is a global collaborative organization and platform, engaging 28 nations to curb AMR with a One Health approach. Sida has up to now participated in two JPIAMR research calls where funding decisions have been made: JPIAMR call 2019 Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use where five projects with participants from seven African institutions in Burkina Faso, Gambia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda have been selected for Sida funding; Call 2020 AquaticPollutants, a common initiative of JPIAMR, JPI Oceans and Water JPI, where three projects with participants from four African institutions in Mali, Mozambique and Uganda have been selected for Sida funding. African Population Health and Research Center (APHRC) har hos Sida ansökt om 22,9 miljoner SEK för att administrera finansiering av och tillhandahålla kapacitetsstärkande och nätverksbildande aktiviteter för afrikanska forskare som beviljats anslag från Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) under perioden 2021-06-01 till 2024-12-31. Av ovannämnda beloppet kommer 14,6 miljoner SEK att vidarebefordras till afrikanska forskare som deltar i transnationella forskningskonsortier som har beviljats Sida-finansiering i JPIAMR utlysningarna Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use och AquaticPollutants. Målsättningen med partnerskapet mellan Sida, APHRC och JPIAMR är att flera länders resurser, infrastruktur och styrkor sluts samman för att facilitera innovativa forskningsprojekt för att bromsa utveckling och spridning av AMR med en s.k. One Health-ansats som integrerar human, djur och miljöhälsa; att stödja och öka deltagandet av forskare i låginkomstländer i Afrika söder om Sahara och andra länder i området där Sverige har bilateralt utvecklingssamarbete i den globala kampen mot AMR; och att bygga kapacitet och stödja bildandet av ett nätverk av AMR-forskare på den afrikanska kontinenten. JPIAMR är en global organisation och samarbetsplattform där 28 nationer arbetar tillsammans för att begränsa utvecklingen och konsekvenserna av AMR med hjälp av en One Health-ansats. Sida har hittills deltagit i två JPIAMR utlysningar där beslut om bidrag har fattats: JPIAMR utlysningen 2019 Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use där fem projekt med deltagare från sju afrikanska forskningsinstitutioner i Burkina Faso, Gambia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda har beviljats medel från Sida; Utlysningen 2020 AquaticPollutants, ett gemensamt initiativ av JPIAMR, JPI Oceans och Water JPI, där tre projekt med deltagare från fyra afrikanska forskningsinstitutioner i Mali, Mozambique and Uganda har beviljats. The overall objective of the program is to provide fund management support to implementing partners with the aim to: 1. Increase timeliness, efficiency and effectiveness in the implementation of the projects at partner institutions; 2. Strengthen the research and grant management capacities of AMR researchers and implementing partners to support: a) adoption of best practices in AMR research and grant management;b) enhancement of quality and relevance of AMR research projects from implementing partners;c) award winning grant proposal development; d) networking and collaborations on projects among the cohort of AMR researchers and implementing partners;e) engagement of AMR researchers with the community and policy actors. The expected outcomes of the program are: 1. Strengthened research, governance and management systems within institutions supporting AMR research and response; 2. A strong network of AMR researchers collaboratively and effectively engaging with policy actors in projects aimed at prevention and treatment of bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections and diseases.Ultimately, APHRC envisages greater effective collaboration of AMR actors in the prevention and treatment of bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections and diseases. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Infectious disease control Medical research Basic Health Health, General Generating new and context-specific knowledge is of key relevance for low-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa to respond to the emerging global crisis of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Therefore, Sida engaged in Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) research calls to support participation of researchers from low-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa and other countries in the region where Sweden has bilateral development cooperation in transnational research consortia. Grant management and capacity strengthening support for Sida-funded Africa-based partners in such consortia is provided by the African Population Health and Research Center (APHRC) in Nairobi, Kenya. During 2019-2023, Sida engaged in a total of five JPIAMR research calls (www.jpiamr.eu/calls) that resulted in grants to 22 partner institutions in 13 countries in sub-Saharan Africa (Burkina Faso, DRC, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Senegal, Tanzania, The Gambia, Togo, Uganda and Zambia) participating in 16 transnational multi-partner JPIAMR projects. The total funding amounts to approx. five million Euros. Sida did not participate in the final call of the JPIAMR programme in 2024 due to funding restrictions and the programme ended in May 2025. All grants are managed by APHRC and grant management includes due diligence and sub-contracting, disbursement and follow-up of funds, gathering project reports, annual review meetings and monitoring visits to implementing partner institutions. A primary focus in 2025, was the finalisations of projects from the 2020-2022 calls and the handling of additional no-cost extensions for three projects that experienced delays in project implementation due to political unrest (Senegal) and procurement issues. In the beginning of 2026, five projects involving six partner institutions were ongoing with three partner organisations finalising their activities in 2026 and three in 2027. In 2025, the JPIAMR projects supported 13 female and 12 male students and fellows at Bachelor's, Master's, doctoral and postdoctoral level thereby strengthening individual research capacity. One PhD, two Master's and six Bachelor's degrees were awarded in 2025. In total, 81 students and postdoctoral fellows were enrolled in the different projects since 2022. Projects also continued to produce scientific papers; eight papers acknowledging Sida-support were published in 2025 bringing the total number of publications to 23. During the year, APHRC performed monitoring visits to projects located at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) in Nairobi, the KEMRI Wellcome Trust in Kilifi, Gulu University in Uganda and Laboratoire National dÉlevage et de Recherche Vétérinaire in Senegal. The monitoring visits confirmed that projects were on track and had achieved key scientific milestones. The APHRC teams discussed areas for institutional strengthening and improvement, including financial and administrative management, and highlighted the need for engagement with communities and policymakers beyond academic circles to achieve impact. In January 2025, APHRC convened a three-day Research and Grant Management Capacity Strengthening Forum for all Sida-funded JPIAMR partners in Nairobi, Kenya. The forum aimed to enhance institutional and grant management capabilities to ensure the successful implementation and long-term sustainability of AMR research projects. Beyond administrative skills, the forum emphasized academic and policy impact, highlighting that the programme has supported more than 50 students across different academic levels and contributed to the development of national AMR steering committees and strategic plans in countries like Madagascar and Tanzania. To ensure future continuity, the forum discussed sustainability strategies, such as identifying new funding opportunities aligned with cross-cutting themes like climate change and food security. The grantees committed to forming a consortium and holding bimonthly meetings to facilitate joint proposal development post-Sida funding. The event concluded with a strong emphasis on maintaining a pipeline approach for African AMR researchers, encouraging continued excellence in publication and the expansion of the regional research ecosystem. In 2025, APHRC also organized a series of webinars bringing together various participants from the region to discuss critical areas of concern around AMR. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15166-15166A0101 Sweden The African Populations Health and Research Center (APHRC) has applied to Sida for funding of 22.9 million SEK to provide grant management services plus additional capacity building and networking activities for African grantees funded by research calls of the Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) during the period 2021-06-01 until 2024-12-31. Of the 22.9 million SEK, 14.6 million SEK will be forwarded to African researchers participating in transnational research consortia that have been granted Sida funding in the JPIAMR research calls Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use and AquaticPollutants. The objectives of the proposed Sida partnership with APHRC and JPIAMR are to combine resources, infrastructures, and strengths of multiple countries in order to facilitate innovative research projects to curb AMR with an One Health approach integrating human, animal and environmental health; to support and increase the participation of researchers in low-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa and other sub-Saharan countries where Sweden has bilateral development cooperation in the global fight against AMR; and to build capacity and support the formation of a network of AMR researchers on the African continent. JPIAMR is a global collaborative organization and platform, engaging 28 nations to curb AMR with a One Health approach. Sida has up to now participated in two JPIAMR research calls where funding decisions have been made: JPIAMR call 2019 Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use where five projects with participants from seven African institutions in Burkina Faso, Gambia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda have been selected for Sida funding; Call 2020 AquaticPollutants, a common initiative of JPIAMR, JPI Oceans and Water JPI, where three projects with participants from four African institutions in Mali, Mozambique and Uganda have been selected for Sida funding. African Population Health and Research Center (APHRC) har hos Sida ansökt om 22,9 miljoner SEK för att administrera finansiering av och tillhandahålla kapacitetsstärkande och nätverksbildande aktiviteter för afrikanska forskare som beviljats anslag från Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) under perioden 2021-06-01 till 2024-12-31. Av ovannämnda beloppet kommer 14,6 miljoner SEK att vidarebefordras till afrikanska forskare som deltar i transnationella forskningskonsortier som har beviljats Sida-finansiering i JPIAMR utlysningarna Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use och AquaticPollutants. Målsättningen med partnerskapet mellan Sida, APHRC och JPIAMR är att flera länders resurser, infrastruktur och styrkor sluts samman för att facilitera innovativa forskningsprojekt för att bromsa utveckling och spridning av AMR med en s.k. One Health-ansats som integrerar human, djur och miljöhälsa; att stödja och öka deltagandet av forskare i låginkomstländer i Afrika söder om Sahara och andra länder i området där Sverige har bilateralt utvecklingssamarbete i den globala kampen mot AMR; och att bygga kapacitet och stödja bildandet av ett nätverk av AMR-forskare på den afrikanska kontinenten. JPIAMR är en global organisation och samarbetsplattform där 28 nationer arbetar tillsammans för att begränsa utvecklingen och konsekvenserna av AMR med hjälp av en One Health-ansats. Sida har hittills deltagit i två JPIAMR utlysningar där beslut om bidrag har fattats: JPIAMR utlysningen 2019 Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use där fem projekt med deltagare från sju afrikanska forskningsinstitutioner i Burkina Faso, Gambia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda har beviljats medel från Sida; Utlysningen 2020 AquaticPollutants, ett gemensamt initiativ av JPIAMR, JPI Oceans och Water JPI, där tre projekt med deltagare från fyra afrikanska forskningsinstitutioner i Mali, Mozambique and Uganda har beviljats. The overall objective of the program is to provide fund management support to implementing partners with the aim to: 1. Increase timeliness, efficiency and effectiveness in the implementation of the projects at partner institutions; 2. Strengthen the research and grant management capacities of AMR researchers and implementing partners to support: a) adoption of best practices in AMR research and grant management;b) enhancement of quality and relevance of AMR research projects from implementing partners;c) award winning grant proposal development; d) networking and collaborations on projects among the cohort of AMR researchers and implementing partners;e) engagement of AMR researchers with the community and policy actors. The expected outcomes of the program are: 1. Strengthened research, governance and management systems within institutions supporting AMR research and response; 2. A strong network of AMR researchers collaboratively and effectively engaging with policy actors in projects aimed at prevention and treatment of bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections and diseases.Ultimately, APHRC envisages greater effective collaboration of AMR actors in the prevention and treatment of bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections and diseases. Sweden APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 16975574 0 0 0 0 0 4500000 0 0 8664341 0 8311233 -0.0000000009 21475574 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 4500000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 8664341 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 8311233 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Findings from national and regional research have a greater impact on international research Resultat från nationell och regional forskning får ökat genomslag i internationell forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15166-15166A0102 Sweden The African Populations Health and Research Center (APHRC) has applied to Sida for funding of 22.9 million SEK to provide grant management services plus additional capacity building and networking activities for African grantees funded by research calls of the Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) during the period 2021-06-01 until 2024-12-31. Of the 22.9 million SEK, 14.6 million SEK will be forwarded to African researchers participating in transnational research consortia that have been granted Sida funding in the JPIAMR research calls Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use and AquaticPollutants. The objectives of the proposed Sida partnership with APHRC and JPIAMR are to combine resources, infrastructures, and strengths of multiple countries in order to facilitate innovative research projects to curb AMR with an One Health approach integrating human, animal and environmental health; to support and increase the participation of researchers in low-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa and other sub-Saharan countries where Sweden has bilateral development cooperation in the global fight against AMR; and to build capacity and support the formation of a network of AMR researchers on the African continent. JPIAMR is a global collaborative organization and platform, engaging 28 nations to curb AMR with a One Health approach. Sida has up to now participated in two JPIAMR research calls where funding decisions have been made: JPIAMR call 2019 Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use where five projects with participants from seven African institutions in Burkina Faso, Gambia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda have been selected for Sida funding; Call 2020 AquaticPollutants, a common initiative of JPIAMR, JPI Oceans and Water JPI, where three projects with participants from four African institutions in Mali, Mozambique and Uganda have been selected for Sida funding. African Population Health and Research Center (APHRC) har hos Sida ansökt om 22,9 miljoner SEK för att administrera finansiering av och tillhandahålla kapacitetsstärkande och nätverksbildande aktiviteter för afrikanska forskare som beviljats anslag från Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) under perioden 2021-06-01 till 2024-12-31. Av ovannämnda beloppet kommer 14,6 miljoner SEK att vidarebefordras till afrikanska forskare som deltar i transnationella forskningskonsortier som har beviljats Sida-finansiering i JPIAMR utlysningarna Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use och AquaticPollutants. Målsättningen med partnerskapet mellan Sida, APHRC och JPIAMR är att flera länders resurser, infrastruktur och styrkor sluts samman för att facilitera innovativa forskningsprojekt för att bromsa utveckling och spridning av AMR med en s.k. One Health-ansats som integrerar human, djur och miljöhälsa; att stödja och öka deltagandet av forskare i låginkomstländer i Afrika söder om Sahara och andra länder i området där Sverige har bilateralt utvecklingssamarbete i den globala kampen mot AMR; och att bygga kapacitet och stödja bildandet av ett nätverk av AMR-forskare på den afrikanska kontinenten. JPIAMR är en global organisation och samarbetsplattform där 28 nationer arbetar tillsammans för att begränsa utvecklingen och konsekvenserna av AMR med hjälp av en One Health-ansats. Sida har hittills deltagit i två JPIAMR utlysningar där beslut om bidrag har fattats: JPIAMR utlysningen 2019 Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use där fem projekt med deltagare från sju afrikanska forskningsinstitutioner i Burkina Faso, Gambia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda har beviljats medel från Sida; Utlysningen 2020 AquaticPollutants, ett gemensamt initiativ av JPIAMR, JPI Oceans och Water JPI, där tre projekt med deltagare från fyra afrikanska forskningsinstitutioner i Mali, Mozambique and Uganda har beviljats. The overall objective of the program is to provide fund management support to implementing partners with the aim to: 1. Increase timeliness, efficiency and effectiveness in the implementation of the projects at partner institutions; 2. Strengthen the research and grant management capacities of AMR researchers and implementing partners to support: a) adoption of best practices in AMR research and grant management;b) enhancement of quality and relevance of AMR research projects from implementing partners;c) award winning grant proposal development; d) networking and collaborations on projects among the cohort of AMR researchers and implementing partners;e) engagement of AMR researchers with the community and policy actors. The expected outcomes of the program are: 1. Strengthened research, governance and management systems within institutions supporting AMR research and response; 2. A strong network of AMR researchers collaboratively and effectively engaging with policy actors in projects aimed at prevention and treatment of bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections and diseases.Ultimately, APHRC envisages greater effective collaboration of AMR actors in the prevention and treatment of bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections and diseases. Sweden APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18269507 15765365 4150969 3958850 2841150 400000 1500000 0 0 -3007 0 -0.0000000005 0.0000000005 11134751 2841150 399999.9999999999 0 0 0.0000000005 7134756 -0.0000000001 0 4150969 -0.0000000006 3958850 6567595 0 0 -0.0000000001 0 0 0 7700777 45385841 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 11134751 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 7134756 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 1500000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center -3006.88 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 6567595 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 7700777 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 4150969 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 3958850 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15166-15166A0201 Sweden The African Populations Health and Research Center (APHRC) has applied to Sida for funding of 22.9 million SEK to provide grant management services plus additional capacity building and networking activities for African grantees funded by research calls of the Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) during the period 2021-06-01 until 2024-12-31. Of the 22.9 million SEK, 14.6 million SEK will be forwarded to African researchers participating in transnational research consortia that have been granted Sida funding in the JPIAMR research calls Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use and AquaticPollutants. The objectives of the proposed Sida partnership with APHRC and JPIAMR are to combine resources, infrastructures, and strengths of multiple countries in order to facilitate innovative research projects to curb AMR with an One Health approach integrating human, animal and environmental health; to support and increase the participation of researchers in low-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa and other sub-Saharan countries where Sweden has bilateral development cooperation in the global fight against AMR; and to build capacity and support the formation of a network of AMR researchers on the African continent. JPIAMR is a global collaborative organization and platform, engaging 28 nations to curb AMR with a One Health approach. Sida has up to now participated in two JPIAMR research calls where funding decisions have been made: JPIAMR call 2019 Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use where five projects with participants from seven African institutions in Burkina Faso, Gambia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda have been selected for Sida funding; Call 2020 AquaticPollutants, a common initiative of JPIAMR, JPI Oceans and Water JPI, where three projects with participants from four African institutions in Mali, Mozambique and Uganda have been selected for Sida funding. African Population Health and Research Center (APHRC) har hos Sida ansökt om 22,9 miljoner SEK för att administrera finansiering av och tillhandahålla kapacitetsstärkande och nätverksbildande aktiviteter för afrikanska forskare som beviljats anslag från Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) under perioden 2021-06-01 till 2024-12-31. Av ovannämnda beloppet kommer 14,6 miljoner SEK att vidarebefordras till afrikanska forskare som deltar i transnationella forskningskonsortier som har beviljats Sida-finansiering i JPIAMR utlysningarna Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use och AquaticPollutants. Målsättningen med partnerskapet mellan Sida, APHRC och JPIAMR är att flera länders resurser, infrastruktur och styrkor sluts samman för att facilitera innovativa forskningsprojekt för att bromsa utveckling och spridning av AMR med en s.k. One Health-ansats som integrerar human, djur och miljöhälsa; att stödja och öka deltagandet av forskare i låginkomstländer i Afrika söder om Sahara och andra länder i området där Sverige har bilateralt utvecklingssamarbete i den globala kampen mot AMR; och att bygga kapacitet och stödja bildandet av ett nätverk av AMR-forskare på den afrikanska kontinenten. JPIAMR är en global organisation och samarbetsplattform där 28 nationer arbetar tillsammans för att begränsa utvecklingen och konsekvenserna av AMR med hjälp av en One Health-ansats. Sida har hittills deltagit i två JPIAMR utlysningar där beslut om bidrag har fattats: JPIAMR utlysningen 2019 Diagnostics and Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance: Development of tools, technologies and methods for global use där fem projekt med deltagare från sju afrikanska forskningsinstitutioner i Burkina Faso, Gambia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda har beviljats medel från Sida; Utlysningen 2020 AquaticPollutants, ett gemensamt initiativ av JPIAMR, JPI Oceans och Water JPI, där tre projekt med deltagare från fyra afrikanska forskningsinstitutioner i Mali, Mozambique and Uganda har beviljats. The overall objective of the program is to provide fund management support to implementing partners with the aim to: 1. Increase timeliness, efficiency and effectiveness in the implementation of the projects at partner institutions; 2. Strengthen the research and grant management capacities of AMR researchers and implementing partners to support: a) adoption of best practices in AMR research and grant management;b) enhancement of quality and relevance of AMR research projects from implementing partners;c) award winning grant proposal development; d) networking and collaborations on projects among the cohort of AMR researchers and implementing partners;e) engagement of AMR researchers with the community and policy actors. The expected outcomes of the program are: 1. Strengthened research, governance and management systems within institutions supporting AMR research and response; 2. A strong network of AMR researchers collaboratively and effectively engaging with policy actors in projects aimed at prevention and treatment of bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections and diseases.Ultimately, APHRC envisages greater effective collaboration of AMR actors in the prevention and treatment of bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections and diseases. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 183683 183683 183683 Ernst & Young 183683 Ernst & Young Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15180 Sweden Pilot study to investigate the development of a knowledge generating platform that encompasses Sweden, Russia and the Eastern Partnership countries (Armenia, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). This will be done to strengthen the possibilities to tie together researchers, experts and civil society actors to encourage knowledge exchange and sharing as well as people to people contacts. Förstudie för att undersöka möjligheterna till att utveckla ett kunskapsgenererande plattform som omfattar Sverige, Ryssland och länderna i det Östliga Partnerskapet (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina). Detta för att stärka möjligheterna till att knyta samman forskare, experter, opinionsbildare och civilsamhällesaktörer för utbyte, erfarenhetsdelning och mellanfolkliga kontakter. Syftet med denna pilotstudie är att undersöka möjligheterna till att utveckla ett kunskapsgenererande nätverk som omfattar Sverige, Ryssland och länderna i det Östliga Partnerskapet (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina).Detta för att stärka möjligheterna till att knyta samman forskare, experter, opinionsbildare och civilsamhällesaktörer för utbyte, erfarenhetsdelning och mellanfolkliga kontakter. Tanken är att denna pilotstudie ska leda fram till en mer omfattande ansökan om stöd för etablering av ett nätverk i linje med ovan beskrivning. En rapport som redogör för förutsättningarna med konkreta förslag på hur man ska etablera ett potentiellt nätverk kommer inlämnas efter avslutat aktivitetsdatum. Däri ska följande framgå - utan att för den delen låsa in ett eventuellt kommande stöd till att enbart omfatta det nedtecknade: - Vilka aktörer som identifierats att ingå i en uppstart, den roll de förväntas ha och vilka risker som bedöms vara av extra vikt för genomförandet. - Vilka tematiska områden som nätverket initialt och i efterföljande utveckling förväntas täcka. Här bör dock finnas utrymme för flexibilitet och omvärdering av inriktning i dialog med huvudsakliga medaktörer i linje med relevant. Här ska även eventuella kopplingar/samarbeten och överlappningar med redan pågående stöd från Sida utvecklas och redogöras för. - Redogörelse för den organisatoriska hemvisten och förhållande till UI och Centret för Östeuropastudier (SCEEUS). - Budget, preliminär tidplan och preliminär arbetsfördelning samt arbetsplan för en treårsperiod. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-15180-15180A0101 Sweden Pilot study to investigate the development of a knowledge generating platform that encompasses Sweden, Russia and the Eastern Partnership countries (Armenia, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). This will be done to strengthen the possibilities to tie together researchers, experts and civil society actors to encourage knowledge exchange and sharing as well as people to people contacts. Förstudie för att undersöka möjligheterna till att utveckla ett kunskapsgenererande plattform som omfattar Sverige, Ryssland och länderna i det Östliga Partnerskapet (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina). Detta för att stärka möjligheterna till att knyta samman forskare, experter, opinionsbildare och civilsamhällesaktörer för utbyte, erfarenhetsdelning och mellanfolkliga kontakter. Syftet med denna pilotstudie är att undersöka möjligheterna till att utveckla ett kunskapsgenererande nätverk som omfattar Sverige, Ryssland och länderna i det Östliga Partnerskapet (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina).Detta för att stärka möjligheterna till att knyta samman forskare, experter, opinionsbildare och civilsamhällesaktörer för utbyte, erfarenhetsdelning och mellanfolkliga kontakter. Tanken är att denna pilotstudie ska leda fram till en mer omfattande ansökan om stöd för etablering av ett nätverk i linje med ovan beskrivning. En rapport som redogör för förutsättningarna med konkreta förslag på hur man ska etablera ett potentiellt nätverk kommer inlämnas efter avslutat aktivitetsdatum. Däri ska följande framgå - utan att för den delen låsa in ett eventuellt kommande stöd till att enbart omfatta det nedtecknade: - Vilka aktörer som identifierats att ingå i en uppstart, den roll de förväntas ha och vilka risker som bedöms vara av extra vikt för genomförandet. - Vilka tematiska områden som nätverket initialt och i efterföljande utveckling förväntas täcka. Här bör dock finnas utrymme för flexibilitet och omvärdering av inriktning i dialog med huvudsakliga medaktörer i linje med relevant. Här ska även eventuella kopplingar/samarbeten och överlappningar med redan pågående stöd från Sida utvecklas och redogöras för. - Redogörelse för den organisatoriska hemvisten och förhållande till UI och Centret för Östeuropastudier (SCEEUS). - Budget, preliminär tidplan och preliminär arbetsfördelning samt arbetsplan för en treårsperiod. Sweden Utrikespolitiska Institutet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Utrikespolitiska Institutet 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 627000 0 0 626970 627000 Utrikespolitiska Institutet 626970 Utrikespolitiska Institutet Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15180-15180A0102 Sweden Pilot study to investigate the development of a knowledge generating platform that encompasses Sweden, Russia and the Eastern Partnership countries (Armenia, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). This will be done to strengthen the possibilities to tie together researchers, experts and civil society actors to encourage knowledge exchange and sharing as well as people to people contacts. Förstudie för att undersöka möjligheterna till att utveckla ett kunskapsgenererande plattform som omfattar Sverige, Ryssland och länderna i det Östliga Partnerskapet (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina). Detta för att stärka möjligheterna till att knyta samman forskare, experter, opinionsbildare och civilsamhällesaktörer för utbyte, erfarenhetsdelning och mellanfolkliga kontakter. Syftet med denna pilotstudie är att undersöka möjligheterna till att utveckla ett kunskapsgenererande nätverk som omfattar Sverige, Ryssland och länderna i det Östliga Partnerskapet (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina).Detta för att stärka möjligheterna till att knyta samman forskare, experter, opinionsbildare och civilsamhällesaktörer för utbyte, erfarenhetsdelning och mellanfolkliga kontakter. Tanken är att denna pilotstudie ska leda fram till en mer omfattande ansökan om stöd för etablering av ett nätverk i linje med ovan beskrivning. En rapport som redogör för förutsättningarna med konkreta förslag på hur man ska etablera ett potentiellt nätverk kommer inlämnas efter avslutat aktivitetsdatum. Däri ska följande framgå - utan att för den delen låsa in ett eventuellt kommande stöd till att enbart omfatta det nedtecknade: - Vilka aktörer som identifierats att ingå i en uppstart, den roll de förväntas ha och vilka risker som bedöms vara av extra vikt för genomförandet. - Vilka tematiska områden som nätverket initialt och i efterföljande utveckling förväntas täcka. Här bör dock finnas utrymme för flexibilitet och omvärdering av inriktning i dialog med huvudsakliga medaktörer i linje med relevant. Här ska även eventuella kopplingar/samarbeten och överlappningar med redan pågående stöd från Sida utvecklas och redogöras för. - Redogörelse för den organisatoriska hemvisten och förhållande till UI och Centret för Östeuropastudier (SCEEUS). - Budget, preliminär tidplan och preliminär arbetsfördelning samt arbetsplan för en treårsperiod. Sweden Utrikespolitiska Institutet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Utrikespolitiska Institutet 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 756000 0 -62509 756000 756000 Utrikespolitiska Institutet 756000 Utrikespolitiska Institutet 0 Utrikespolitiska Institutet -62509 Utrikespolitiska Institutet Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15180-15180A0201 Sweden Pilot study to investigate the development of a knowledge generating platform that encompasses Sweden, Russia and the Eastern Partnership countries (Armenia, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). This will be done to strengthen the possibilities to tie together researchers, experts and civil society actors to encourage knowledge exchange and sharing as well as people to people contacts. Förstudie för att undersöka möjligheterna till att utveckla ett kunskapsgenererande plattform som omfattar Sverige, Ryssland och länderna i det Östliga Partnerskapet (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina). Detta för att stärka möjligheterna till att knyta samman forskare, experter, opinionsbildare och civilsamhällesaktörer för utbyte, erfarenhetsdelning och mellanfolkliga kontakter. Syftet med denna pilotstudie är att undersöka möjligheterna till att utveckla ett kunskapsgenererande nätverk som omfattar Sverige, Ryssland och länderna i det Östliga Partnerskapet (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina).Detta för att stärka möjligheterna till att knyta samman forskare, experter, opinionsbildare och civilsamhällesaktörer för utbyte, erfarenhetsdelning och mellanfolkliga kontakter. Tanken är att denna pilotstudie ska leda fram till en mer omfattande ansökan om stöd för etablering av ett nätverk i linje med ovan beskrivning. En rapport som redogör för förutsättningarna med konkreta förslag på hur man ska etablera ett potentiellt nätverk kommer inlämnas efter avslutat aktivitetsdatum. Däri ska följande framgå - utan att för den delen låsa in ett eventuellt kommande stöd till att enbart omfatta det nedtecknade: - Vilka aktörer som identifierats att ingå i en uppstart, den roll de förväntas ha och vilka risker som bedöms vara av extra vikt för genomförandet. - Vilka tematiska områden som nätverket initialt och i efterföljande utveckling förväntas täcka. Här bör dock finnas utrymme för flexibilitet och omvärdering av inriktning i dialog med huvudsakliga medaktörer i linje med relevant. Här ska även eventuella kopplingar/samarbeten och överlappningar med redan pågående stöd från Sida utvecklas och redogöras för. - Redogörelse för den organisatoriska hemvisten och förhållande till UI och Centret för Östeuropastudier (SCEEUS). - Budget, preliminär tidplan och preliminär arbetsfördelning samt arbetsplan för en treårsperiod. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 140624 0 140624 140624 Ernst & Young 140624 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15269 Sweden Sida has had an on-going partnership with Women´s World Banking since 2008. It started as a relatively small contribution but has from the start consisted of core support. During the period there has been references made to different global thematic strategies and therefore different references to Women´s Economic Empowerment. The contributions fits well into the strategic composition of the portfolio with the strong focus on the direct target group. Even though the support always has been relatively limited it has been consistent and long-term and therefore instrumental when it comes to WWB´s ability to develop its agenda and make their own priorities. DFAT is the other main bilateral core funder (besides VISA-foundation) but the overall picture is composed of a number of organizations and varies from one year to another. Sida´s share is currently about 5% of the overall budget. The dialogue has always been intense and of mutual benefit. Sida has accordingly been an active donor and participated in a number of events organized by WWB and in a constructive way contributed to WWB´s evaluation and internal strategy processes. The partnership was included in Sida´s review of the WEE-approach but also the development of GLOBEC´s theory of change for WEE. The ToC and portfolio analysis indicates that the strategy relevance continues to be high and the assessment concludes that all perspective´s have been considered. It is anticipated that the continued dialogue will be frequent and take the point of departure from a thematic perspective. The assessment was delayed due to the limits imposed in 2022. A review of WWB´s internal control system will be carried out in 2024 due to the fact that there has not such a review for several years. Sida har haft ett pågående samarbete med WWB sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har alltid utgjorts av kärnstöd. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Insatsen passar väl in i ett portföljperspektiv för detta mål då den genom sin höga grad av påverkan på den direkta målgruppen kompletterar övriga insatser. Stödet är fortfarande relativt begränsat men har genom att utgöra kärnstöd och sin långsiktighet varit avgörande för att WWB ska ha kunnat utveckla sin verksamhet och göra sina egna prioriteringar. DFAT utgör den andra primära bilaterala kärnstödsgivaren (utöver VISA-Foundation) och givarbilden är därför tämligen omfattande med flera givare med stor variation vad gäller omfattning, men dessutom även föränderlig över tid. Sidas bidrag utgör för närvarande ca 5% av den totala budgeten. Även om stödet har givits utan krav på specifik inriktning har dialogen alltid varit omfattande och till ömsesidig nytta. Sida har således varit en aktiv finansiär och regelbundet deltagit i flera event WWB anordnat men även konstruktivt bidragit till WWBs strategiprocesser och utvärderingar. Insatsen har också utgjort en komponent i Sidas interna översyn och framtagandet av ett nytt förhållningssätt till WEE, men även inom ramarna för GLOBECs utarbetande av en förändringsteori inom det aktuella strategimålet. Förändringsteorin och portföljanalysen indikerar att strategirelevansen är fortsatt hög och beredningen visar att samtliga perspektiv har omhändertagits. Det förväntas att även den framtida dialogen blir frekvent och kommer att innebära ömsesidigt engagemang, främst utifrån ett tematiskt perspektiv. Samarbetet har således karaktäriserats som aktivt men fritt från incidenter. Det kan i sammanhanget noteras att Sida även i tidigare avtal godkänt att revision kan utföras i enlighet med US GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards) issued by AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). Som en konsekvens av att samarbetet pågått under flera avtalsperioder saknas dock en sammanhållen bild av organisationens interna kapacitet och kontroll då dagens "uppsättning" av regelverk har adderats över tid. En ISK-granskning är därför inplanerad till Q1 2024 men ska, då inga varningssignaler noterats, inte påverka processen kring denna beredning inför fortsatt stöd. En sådan beredning (alternativt en förlängning av det pågående stödet) var inplanerad för 2022 men var tvunget att läggas på is som en konsekvens av de limiter som rådde under året. Den fortsatta osäkerheten kring anslaget har delvis skjutit något ytterligare på denna process men även inneburit osäkerhet kring tillgängliga anslagsmedel. Den sammanfattande resultatredovisningen baseras på inkommen rapportering i form av årsrapport och en separat Impact report och avser händelser under kalenderåret 2024. Denna CoP relaterar därför till målen i den tidigare strategin 2022-2026 samt dess förändringsteori. En CoP för påföljande period med relevans för strategin 2025-2029 skrivs separat. WWB's nuvarande strategi sträcker sig över en 10-årsperiod (fram till 2027) men genomgick en halvtidsöversyn som innebar mindre justeringar och som därmed inte nämnvärt förändrade insatsens mål. Introduktion Women´s World Banking (WWB) har erhållit kärnstöd från Sida sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har successivt ökat i omfattning baserat på goda erfarenheter och uppgår f n till MSEK 12 per år. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (WEE). Den årliga budgeten ligger kring MUSD 20 och Sidas andel utgör därför ca 5-6%. Största finansiär är BMGF respektive Visa men siffrorna varierar från år till år och listan på finansiärer inkluderar många organisationer. Australien är största bilaterala givare och utöver Sida är även Schweiz en betydande finansiär. Insatsens mål Det övergripande målet för WWB är att via finansiell inkludering bidra till financial security and prosperity, primärt avseende kvinnor. Genom att samarbeta med regeringar och andra strategiska partners, inklusive nätverksmedlemmar (banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner och fintechs), är målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor inom ramarna för den nu gällande strategin genom att utveckla och genomföra innovativa och hållbara finansieringsrelaterade produkter och lösningar. Ledorden för strategin utgörs av impact and scale. Arbetet genomförs i hög grad utifrån nationella förutsättningar och med aktörer som verkar i en nationell kontext och med direkt påverkan på målgruppen. I något mindre omfattning ger resultaten även utslag i en global kontext givet påverkansarbetet som kan anpassas och appliceras i andra länder. Genomförandekanalerna kan således utgöras av såväl GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST som AKT/MÅL, dock med betoning på de sistnämnda. Nedbrutet innebär insatsens mål (för hela 10-årsperioden varav det nuvarande stödet omfattar den avslutande halvan fram t o m 2027) att utgöras av nedanstående, vilket således är oförändrat i jämförelse men den tidigare beredningen: Strategic Objective 1 Build the evidence base to articulate how women are economically empowered when they access and choose to use financial services that meet their needs. Strategic Objective 2 Influence governments in priority markets to invest in women leaders and implement policies and initiatives that promote women´s financial inclusion. Strategic Objective 3 Influence diverse financial service providers to invest in women leaders and financial solutions that are accessible to and used by women. Strategic Objective 4 Expand credibility as a thought leader by amplifying our unique point of view and leading the conversation on emerging topics in women´s financial inclusion. Operational Objective 1 Maintain and strengthen organizational health and efficiency. Operational Objective 2 Heighten focus on organizational performance and staff engagement to increase accountability and drive impact. Operational Objective 3 Commit to regional expansion and maintain an agile organizational structure that enables closer connection with clients and partners. Strategirelevans Samarbetet med WWB utgör en av de insatser som i GLOBECs portfölj i huvudsak klassas som en WEE-insats och därför ofta refereras till i olika sammanhang, såsom årsrapporter. I PlanIT är klassningen 75% WEE och resterande 25% inom PSD då verksamheten i huvudsak är kopplad till finansiell inkludering, vilket utgör ett av benen som PSD-målet vilar på. Denna fördelning är inte resultatet av en strikt uträkning utan en uppskattning som dock tar sin utgångspunkt i det faktum att insatsen har ett mycket starkt fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt vilket väl avspeglas i förändringsteorin för det strategimålet. Förändringsteorin för mål 2 anger som delmål 1 att Kvinnor har möjlighet att nyttja finansiella system och verktyg vilket utgör den tydligaste referensen men även andra delmål (främst Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden och ökad resiliens) är relevanta I den senaste beredningen (2023) konstaterades: En slutsats från förändringsteorin var att tillgång till finansiella tjänster utgör en viktig aspekt och därmed en prioriterad fråga. Kvinnor utgör inte en homogen grupp, men genom att erbjuda olika typer av finansiella tjänster uppnås förbättrade förutsättningar för företagande och generellt sett ökad ekonomisk egenmakt. Genom att WWB agerar inom de av GLOBEC identifierade förändringskanalerna ökar insatsens uppfyllelse av förändringsteorins intentioner. I resultatexemplen nedan är det svårt att särskilja och motivera vilka resultat som specifikt enbart är kopplade till WEE-målet (och inte PSD) och taggning görs därför genomgående till såväl mål 2 som till mål 3. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Indonesia India Kenya Mexico Nigeria Developing countries, unspecified Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services Resultaten från årsrapporten är strukturerade på ett annorlunda sätt än tidigare där impact nu redovisas med utgångspunkt från olika nivåer och målgrupper för att tydligare kunna redovisa långsiktiga effekter (impact) under de strategiska målen: Micro-Level (women), Meso-Level (FSPs), and Macro-Level (policymakers). De operationella målen redovisas under rubrikerna Thought leadership respektive Organizational efficiency. Huvudbudskapet vad gäller det övergripande målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor under strategiperioden är på god väg att uppfyllas i förtid då man vid utgången av 2024 beräknade antalet til 86 miljoner. Som komplettering till ett mål som är svårt att sätta i relation till hur kvinnornas vardag påverkas, ges även resultat som hämtas även från Impact report, men även i övrigt fokuserar årsrapporten på hur WWB arbetar på systemnivå vilket bl a inkluderar etablerandet av deras WEE barometer, ökat fokus på klimat-resiliens och etablerandet av LDR-programmet (Leadership & Diversity for Regulators). Micro-level: Empowering Women Under rubriken Finance, Climate and Gender: Empowering Women as Agents of Change redovisas hur kvinnor (753 miljoner) i klimatutsatta områden saknar tillgång till basala finansiella tjänster och att 880 miljoner saknar förmåga att ta emot betalningar i form av nödhjälp i en krissituation och svårigheten som därav följer att hantera mer drastiska klimatförändringar, och hur detta påverkar WWBs syn på strategier och alternativa åtgärder. WWBs forskning visar hur kvinnor inte är passiva offer för klimatpåverkningar utan bidrar till motståndskraft och anpassning. Detta är mest tydligt inom hållbart jordbruk och andra former av informell ekonomi och kopplat till hushållens ekonomi men att kvinnor ändå i hög grad förblir osynliga i resonemang kopplade till klimatfinansiering. WWB förespråkar ett multidimensionellt angreppssätt som med utgångspunkt i den lokala kontexten integrerar finansiella med icke-finansiella produkter, exempelvis paketlösningar som inkluderar försäkring och tillgång till digitala/finansiella färdigheter. Partnerskap med finansiella institutioner, beslutsfattare och klimatfokuserade organisationer är nödvändiga för att uppnå framgång i större skala. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 16-17, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Under rubriken From Vulnerability to Resilience: Microinsurance and Women´s Financial Security in Rural India redovisas hur mikroförsäkring fått stor spridning bland kvinnor i Indien, även bland låginkomsttagare, genom statligt stöttade försäkringsinitiativ som förmedlas via banking agents. Ändå är det en förhållandevis låg andel som de facto kunde utnyttja försäkringen och istället fick försöka låna pengar i händelse av finansiell chock. Därmed finns ett stort behov av tydligare kommunikation/marknadsföring och åtgärder kopplade till konsumentskydd. WWB har i hög grad konkret bidragit till konsumentutbildning, inklusive hur man begär ersättning, men även till att kostnaden har gått ner i form av minskade skatter och att försäljning sker via kvinnliga agenter. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 18, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Under 2024 introducerade WWB sin WEE Barometer for Measuring Impact, en ny och kostnadseffektiv metod som utifrån standardiserade telefonbaserade enkäter, analyserar förändringar och effekter utifrån identifierade dimensioner (material, cognitive, relational, and perceptual). Genom att verktyget är enkelt att använda är det möjligt att på ett systematiskt sätt finjustera och i förlängningen expandera olika initiativ. Verktyget kommer dessutom finnas publikt tillgängligt som en public good. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 21, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Meso-Level Impact: Strengthening Financial Services Providers Sedan 2018 har WWB arbetat med 91 FSPs och nätverket samlade i slutet av 2024 75 FSPs i 34 länder. I Indien har partnerskapen förstärkt regeringsstöttade initiativ och därigenom uppnått större genomslag för kvinnor inom digital finansiell infrastruktur. Högre lånetak för småföretagare, speciella produkter som främjar förutsättningarna (finansiella och icke-finansiella) för gigarbetare, strategier för att uppmuntra kvinnor att använda digitala betalningar är några områden som fått stort genomslag. Ett enskilt exempel från Indien visade att en bank genom att höja lånetaket från 85% till 90% togs ett begränsande hinder bort och därigenom nåddes 425 000 nya låntagare. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 23-24, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Inom ramarna för ett initiativ i Indonesien testades metoder att förenkla för kvinnoledda småföretag att få tillgång till finansiering genom att utnyttja leverantörsrelationer som ett alternativ till traditionell utlåning baserad på säkerheter, vilket gjorde det möjligt för kvinnor att få tillgång till kortfristiga krediter för inköp av lager och varor. Lösningen nådde kvinnliga entreprenörer genom anpassad finansiell utbildning, förenklade låneprocesser samt digitala och personliga kontaktstrategier, vilket säkerställde tillgänglighet och förtroende. Viktiga lärdomar inkluderar betydelsen av att integrera finansiering i befintliga leverantörsnätverk, minska komplexiteten i låneansökningar och använda lärande genom praktisk erfarenhet för att bygga upp förtroende för formella finansiella produkter. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 26, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Kambodjanska kvinnliga gästarbetare i Thailand kunde erbjudas en säkrare metod för remitteringar som dessutom sänkte transaktionskostnaderna och erbjöd snabbare service. Genom att inkluderas i det formella banksystemet stärktes kvinnornas självständighet och kontroll över medlen och, utöver löpande stöd till familjeekonomin, erbjöds kvinnorna även sparande och stärkt långsiktig finansiell motståndskraft. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 27, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Frågor kopplade till försäkring blir en alltmer integrerad del av WWBs verksamhet och WWB involverades i ett WB-projekt på Afrikas horn genom att utveckla produkter inom liv- och hälsoförsäkring för specifikt utsatta och marginaliserade grupper på landsbygden. I Nigeria utvecklades en produkt där hälsoförsäkring paketerades (bundling) tillsammans med mikrolån för att därigenom uppnå finansiell motståndskraft. Det kunde noteras att kvinnorna med tillgång till denna produkt upplevde sig som mindre finansiellt utsatta och att möjligheten att få ersättning för sjukhuskostnader även innebar hög återbetalningsnivå på de ursprungliga lånen. En generell utmaning är att fullt ut förstå en tämligen komplicerad produkt och därmed behovet att överbrygga en naturlig skepticism vilket ibland innebär en låg andel som förnyar sina försäkringar. I det nämnda fallet var dock den främsta utmaningen att framgången var betydligt lägre vad gällde att utöka försäkringen till att omfatta hela familjen. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 28-29, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Macro-Level Impact: Advancing Inclusive Policy & Regulation Konsumentskydd och Financial Capability måste gå hand i hand med expansionen av digitala finansiella tjänster. I Indien finns dåliga exempel på hur kunder har lockats att teckna försäkring utan djupare kunskap och förståelse och där ersättningsanspråken ligger långt under de förväntade nivåerna. Rena bedrägerier ökar och behoven av kanaler för att hantera detta (grievance mechanisms) ökar likaså. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 39, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Programmet Leadership & Diversity Program for Regulators (LDR) genomfördes för sjätte gången och har nu sammantaget inkluderat 326 deltagare från 71 institutioner i 47 länder. Två tidigare deltagare har avancerat och är numera centralbankschef i sitt respektive land. Året omfattade 25 deltagare varav en tredjedel var män. 40% av deltagarna har rapporterat att deras respektive institution har genomfört de regelförändringar som man utvecklat inom ramarna för programmet. Flera exempel finns på att WWB har haft nära samarbete med centralbanker som har haft deltagande inom LDR och under året bidrog WWB till National Bank of Cambodia och Ministry of Women´s Affairs integrerade jämställdhetsaspekter i landets National Financial Inclusion Strategy. I Rwanda och Egypten bidrogs på liknande sätt till att regelverken kring Digital Financial Services genom att beslutsfattare och marknadsaktörer tillsammans analyserade hinder och de utbildningsinsatser som krävs för att uppnå mer gender-intentional financial products. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 38 och 43, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Thought Leadership WWB har fortsatt att etablera sig som en auktoritet inom sitt område genom olika typer av aktiviteter och med stort genomslag för olika marknadsförings-kampanjer. Antalet följare på sociala medier och lyssnare på poden Making Finance work for Women utgör exempel på detta och där de interna målen överträffades genom att den årliga ökningen låg i storleksordningen 7,5%. Kopplingar till klimatförändringar och finansiell utsatthet har bidragit till att bredda målgruppen jämfört med tidigare. WEF, CSW, Climate Week NYC, WB/IMF årsmöte och Singapore Fintech Festival är några av de tillfällen då WWB har haft tillfälle att profilera sig. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 47-48, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Organizational Efficiency Minskade nivåer av ODA och ett ökat fokus på Ukraina påverkar organisationens finansiella framtid, inte bara finansieringen från Sida. Stiftelser (filantroper) men även privata givare har visserligen diversifierat givarkretsen men innebär ändå att framtiden är mer osäker än tidigare och fr a är efterfrågan på kärnstöd stort. Resultat levereras i all väsentlighet i enlighet med tidsplaner och utlokalisering av personal i fält har fortsatt. De prioriterade länderna utgörs av Indien, Indonesien, Nigeria, Kenya, Kambodja och Vietnam kvarstår sedan aktiviteter i Mexiko har upphört. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Core Funders Report 2024, sid 50-51, Doxnr: 21/001519-52 Impact report Från Impact report kan nämnas att man bl a följt upp hur de institutioner som WWBs fonder investerat i, och som specifikt riktar sig mot kvinnliga kunder, har utvecklat sin portföljkvalitet. Antagandet att kvinnliga låntagare innebär lägre risk blir styrkt samtidigt som kvinnliga låntagare ges möjlighet att utöka storleken på sina lån. Genomsnittlig lånestorlek för män överskred fortfarande motsvarande storlek för kvinnor men minskade från 38% till 4% under mätperioden. Inom ramarna för fonderna har Gender Performance Standards utvecklats vilket bidragit till att kunna nå nya kundgrupper och även attrahera efterfrågad talang. Källa: Women´s World Banking, Impact Report 2024, sid 13, Doxnr: 21/001519-58 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15269-15269A0101 Sweden Sida has had an on-going partnership with Women´s World Banking since 2008. It started as a relatively small contribution but has from the start consisted of core support. During the period there has been references made to different global thematic strategies and therefore different references to Women´s Economic Empowerment. The contributions fits well into the strategic composition of the portfolio with the strong focus on the direct target group. Even though the support always has been relatively limited it has been consistent and long-term and therefore instrumental when it comes to WWB´s ability to develop its agenda and make their own priorities. DFAT is the other main bilateral core funder (besides VISA-foundation) but the overall picture is composed of a number of organizations and varies from one year to another. Sida´s share is currently about 5% of the overall budget. The dialogue has always been intense and of mutual benefit. Sida has accordingly been an active donor and participated in a number of events organized by WWB and in a constructive way contributed to WWB´s evaluation and internal strategy processes. The partnership was included in Sida´s review of the WEE-approach but also the development of GLOBEC´s theory of change for WEE. The ToC and portfolio analysis indicates that the strategy relevance continues to be high and the assessment concludes that all perspective´s have been considered. It is anticipated that the continued dialogue will be frequent and take the point of departure from a thematic perspective. The assessment was delayed due to the limits imposed in 2022. A review of WWB´s internal control system will be carried out in 2024 due to the fact that there has not such a review for several years. Sida har haft ett pågående samarbete med WWB sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har alltid utgjorts av kärnstöd. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Insatsen passar väl in i ett portföljperspektiv för detta mål då den genom sin höga grad av påverkan på den direkta målgruppen kompletterar övriga insatser. Stödet är fortfarande relativt begränsat men har genom att utgöra kärnstöd och sin långsiktighet varit avgörande för att WWB ska ha kunnat utveckla sin verksamhet och göra sina egna prioriteringar. DFAT utgör den andra primära bilaterala kärnstödsgivaren (utöver VISA-Foundation) och givarbilden är därför tämligen omfattande med flera givare med stor variation vad gäller omfattning, men dessutom även föränderlig över tid. Sidas bidrag utgör för närvarande ca 5% av den totala budgeten. Även om stödet har givits utan krav på specifik inriktning har dialogen alltid varit omfattande och till ömsesidig nytta. Sida har således varit en aktiv finansiär och regelbundet deltagit i flera event WWB anordnat men även konstruktivt bidragit till WWBs strategiprocesser och utvärderingar. Insatsen har också utgjort en komponent i Sidas interna översyn och framtagandet av ett nytt förhållningssätt till WEE, men även inom ramarna för GLOBECs utarbetande av en förändringsteori inom det aktuella strategimålet. Förändringsteorin och portföljanalysen indikerar att strategirelevansen är fortsatt hög och beredningen visar att samtliga perspektiv har omhändertagits. Det förväntas att även den framtida dialogen blir frekvent och kommer att innebära ömsesidigt engagemang, främst utifrån ett tematiskt perspektiv. Samarbetet har således karaktäriserats som aktivt men fritt från incidenter. Det kan i sammanhanget noteras att Sida även i tidigare avtal godkänt att revision kan utföras i enlighet med US GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards) issued by AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). Som en konsekvens av att samarbetet pågått under flera avtalsperioder saknas dock en sammanhållen bild av organisationens interna kapacitet och kontroll då dagens "uppsättning" av regelverk har adderats över tid. En ISK-granskning är därför inplanerad till Q1 2024 men ska, då inga varningssignaler noterats, inte påverka processen kring denna beredning inför fortsatt stöd. En sådan beredning (alternativt en förlängning av det pågående stödet) var inplanerad för 2022 men var tvunget att läggas på is som en konsekvens av de limiter som rådde under året. Den fortsatta osäkerheten kring anslaget har delvis skjutit något ytterligare på denna process men även inneburit osäkerhet kring tillgängliga anslagsmedel. Den sammanfattande resultatredovisningen baseras på inkommen rapportering i form av årsrapport och en separat Impact report och avser händelser under kalenderåret 2024. Denna CoP relaterar därför till målen i den tidigare strategin 2022-2026 samt dess förändringsteori. En CoP för påföljande period med relevans för strategin 2025-2029 skrivs separat. WWB's nuvarande strategi sträcker sig över en 10-årsperiod (fram till 2027) men genomgick en halvtidsöversyn som innebar mindre justeringar och som därmed inte nämnvärt förändrade insatsens mål. Introduktion Women´s World Banking (WWB) har erhållit kärnstöd från Sida sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har successivt ökat i omfattning baserat på goda erfarenheter och uppgår f n till MSEK 12 per år. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (WEE). Den årliga budgeten ligger kring MUSD 20 och Sidas andel utgör därför ca 5-6%. Största finansiär är BMGF respektive Visa men siffrorna varierar från år till år och listan på finansiärer inkluderar många organisationer. Australien är största bilaterala givare och utöver Sida är även Schweiz en betydande finansiär. Insatsens mål Det övergripande målet för WWB är att via finansiell inkludering bidra till financial security and prosperity, primärt avseende kvinnor. Genom att samarbeta med regeringar och andra strategiska partners, inklusive nätverksmedlemmar (banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner och fintechs), är målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor inom ramarna för den nu gällande strategin genom att utveckla och genomföra innovativa och hållbara finansieringsrelaterade produkter och lösningar. Ledorden för strategin utgörs av impact and scale. Arbetet genomförs i hög grad utifrån nationella förutsättningar och med aktörer som verkar i en nationell kontext och med direkt påverkan på målgruppen. I något mindre omfattning ger resultaten även utslag i en global kontext givet påverkansarbetet som kan anpassas och appliceras i andra länder. Genomförandekanalerna kan således utgöras av såväl GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST som AKT/MÅL, dock med betoning på de sistnämnda. Nedbrutet innebär insatsens mål (för hela 10-årsperioden varav det nuvarande stödet omfattar den avslutande halvan fram t o m 2027) att utgöras av nedanstående, vilket således är oförändrat i jämförelse men den tidigare beredningen: Strategic Objective 1 Build the evidence base to articulate how women are economically empowered when they access and choose to use financial services that meet their needs. Strategic Objective 2 Influence governments in priority markets to invest in women leaders and implement policies and initiatives that promote women´s financial inclusion. Strategic Objective 3 Influence diverse financial service providers to invest in women leaders and financial solutions that are accessible to and used by women. Strategic Objective 4 Expand credibility as a thought leader by amplifying our unique point of view and leading the conversation on emerging topics in women´s financial inclusion. Operational Objective 1 Maintain and strengthen organizational health and efficiency. Operational Objective 2 Heighten focus on organizational performance and staff engagement to increase accountability and drive impact. Operational Objective 3 Commit to regional expansion and maintain an agile organizational structure that enables closer connection with clients and partners. Strategirelevans Samarbetet med WWB utgör en av de insatser som i GLOBECs portfölj i huvudsak klassas som en WEE-insats och därför ofta refereras till i olika sammanhang, såsom årsrapporter. I PlanIT är klassningen 75% WEE och resterande 25% inom PSD då verksamheten i huvudsak är kopplad till finansiell inkludering, vilket utgör ett av benen som PSD-målet vilar på. Denna fördelning är inte resultatet av en strikt uträkning utan en uppskattning som dock tar sin utgångspunkt i det faktum att insatsen har ett mycket starkt fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt vilket väl avspeglas i förändringsteorin för det strategimålet. Förändringsteorin för mål 2 anger som delmål 1 att Kvinnor har möjlighet att nyttja finansiella system och verktyg vilket utgör den tydligaste referensen men även andra delmål (främst Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden och ökad resiliens) är relevanta I den senaste beredningen (2023) konstaterades: En slutsats från förändringsteorin var att tillgång till finansiella tjänster utgör en viktig aspekt och därmed en prioriterad fråga. Kvinnor utgör inte en homogen grupp, men genom att erbjuda olika typer av finansiella tjänster uppnås förbättrade förutsättningar för företagande och generellt sett ökad ekonomisk egenmakt. Genom att WWB agerar inom de av GLOBEC identifierade förändringskanalerna ökar insatsens uppfyllelse av förändringsteorins intentioner. I resultatexemplen nedan är det svårt att särskilja och motivera vilka resultat som specifikt enbart är kopplade till WEE-målet (och inte PSD) och taggning görs därför genomgående till såväl mål 2 som till mål 3. Sweden WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 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It started as a relatively small contribution but has from the start consisted of core support. During the period there has been references made to different global thematic strategies and therefore different references to Women´s Economic Empowerment. The contributions fits well into the strategic composition of the portfolio with the strong focus on the direct target group. Even though the support always has been relatively limited it has been consistent and long-term and therefore instrumental when it comes to WWB´s ability to develop its agenda and make their own priorities. DFAT is the other main bilateral core funder (besides VISA-foundation) but the overall picture is composed of a number of organizations and varies from one year to another. Sida´s share is currently about 5% of the overall budget. The dialogue has always been intense and of mutual benefit. Sida has accordingly been an active donor and participated in a number of events organized by WWB and in a constructive way contributed to WWB´s evaluation and internal strategy processes. The partnership was included in Sida´s review of the WEE-approach but also the development of GLOBEC´s theory of change for WEE. The ToC and portfolio analysis indicates that the strategy relevance continues to be high and the assessment concludes that all perspective´s have been considered. It is anticipated that the continued dialogue will be frequent and take the point of departure from a thematic perspective. The assessment was delayed due to the limits imposed in 2022. A review of WWB´s internal control system will be carried out in 2024 due to the fact that there has not such a review for several years. Sida har haft ett pågående samarbete med WWB sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har alltid utgjorts av kärnstöd. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Insatsen passar väl in i ett portföljperspektiv för detta mål då den genom sin höga grad av påverkan på den direkta målgruppen kompletterar övriga insatser. Stödet är fortfarande relativt begränsat men har genom att utgöra kärnstöd och sin långsiktighet varit avgörande för att WWB ska ha kunnat utveckla sin verksamhet och göra sina egna prioriteringar. DFAT utgör den andra primära bilaterala kärnstödsgivaren (utöver VISA-Foundation) och givarbilden är därför tämligen omfattande med flera givare med stor variation vad gäller omfattning, men dessutom även föränderlig över tid. Sidas bidrag utgör för närvarande ca 5% av den totala budgeten. Även om stödet har givits utan krav på specifik inriktning har dialogen alltid varit omfattande och till ömsesidig nytta. Sida har således varit en aktiv finansiär och regelbundet deltagit i flera event WWB anordnat men även konstruktivt bidragit till WWBs strategiprocesser och utvärderingar. Insatsen har också utgjort en komponent i Sidas interna översyn och framtagandet av ett nytt förhållningssätt till WEE, men även inom ramarna för GLOBECs utarbetande av en förändringsteori inom det aktuella strategimålet. Förändringsteorin och portföljanalysen indikerar att strategirelevansen är fortsatt hög och beredningen visar att samtliga perspektiv har omhändertagits. Det förväntas att även den framtida dialogen blir frekvent och kommer att innebära ömsesidigt engagemang, främst utifrån ett tematiskt perspektiv. Samarbetet har således karaktäriserats som aktivt men fritt från incidenter. Det kan i sammanhanget noteras att Sida även i tidigare avtal godkänt att revision kan utföras i enlighet med US GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards) issued by AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). Som en konsekvens av att samarbetet pågått under flera avtalsperioder saknas dock en sammanhållen bild av organisationens interna kapacitet och kontroll då dagens "uppsättning" av regelverk har adderats över tid. En ISK-granskning är därför inplanerad till Q1 2024 men ska, då inga varningssignaler noterats, inte påverka processen kring denna beredning inför fortsatt stöd. En sådan beredning (alternativt en förlängning av det pågående stödet) var inplanerad för 2022 men var tvunget att läggas på is som en konsekvens av de limiter som rådde under året. Den fortsatta osäkerheten kring anslaget har delvis skjutit något ytterligare på denna process men även inneburit osäkerhet kring tillgängliga anslagsmedel. Den sammanfattande resultatredovisningen baseras på inkommen rapportering i form av årsrapport och en separat Impact report och avser händelser under kalenderåret 2024. Denna CoP relaterar därför till målen i den tidigare strategin 2022-2026 samt dess förändringsteori. En CoP för påföljande period med relevans för strategin 2025-2029 skrivs separat. WWB's nuvarande strategi sträcker sig över en 10-årsperiod (fram till 2027) men genomgick en halvtidsöversyn som innebar mindre justeringar och som därmed inte nämnvärt förändrade insatsens mål. Introduktion Women´s World Banking (WWB) har erhållit kärnstöd från Sida sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har successivt ökat i omfattning baserat på goda erfarenheter och uppgår f n till MSEK 12 per år. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (WEE). Den årliga budgeten ligger kring MUSD 20 och Sidas andel utgör därför ca 5-6%. Största finansiär är BMGF respektive Visa men siffrorna varierar från år till år och listan på finansiärer inkluderar många organisationer. Australien är största bilaterala givare och utöver Sida är även Schweiz en betydande finansiär. Insatsens mål Det övergripande målet för WWB är att via finansiell inkludering bidra till financial security and prosperity, primärt avseende kvinnor. Genom att samarbeta med regeringar och andra strategiska partners, inklusive nätverksmedlemmar (banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner och fintechs), är målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor inom ramarna för den nu gällande strategin genom att utveckla och genomföra innovativa och hållbara finansieringsrelaterade produkter och lösningar. Ledorden för strategin utgörs av impact and scale. Arbetet genomförs i hög grad utifrån nationella förutsättningar och med aktörer som verkar i en nationell kontext och med direkt påverkan på målgruppen. I något mindre omfattning ger resultaten även utslag i en global kontext givet påverkansarbetet som kan anpassas och appliceras i andra länder. Genomförandekanalerna kan således utgöras av såväl GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST som AKT/MÅL, dock med betoning på de sistnämnda. Nedbrutet innebär insatsens mål (för hela 10-årsperioden varav det nuvarande stödet omfattar den avslutande halvan fram t o m 2027) att utgöras av nedanstående, vilket således är oförändrat i jämförelse men den tidigare beredningen: Strategic Objective 1 Build the evidence base to articulate how women are economically empowered when they access and choose to use financial services that meet their needs. Strategic Objective 2 Influence governments in priority markets to invest in women leaders and implement policies and initiatives that promote women´s financial inclusion. Strategic Objective 3 Influence diverse financial service providers to invest in women leaders and financial solutions that are accessible to and used by women. Strategic Objective 4 Expand credibility as a thought leader by amplifying our unique point of view and leading the conversation on emerging topics in women´s financial inclusion. Operational Objective 1 Maintain and strengthen organizational health and efficiency. Operational Objective 2 Heighten focus on organizational performance and staff engagement to increase accountability and drive impact. Operational Objective 3 Commit to regional expansion and maintain an agile organizational structure that enables closer connection with clients and partners. Strategirelevans Samarbetet med WWB utgör en av de insatser som i GLOBECs portfölj i huvudsak klassas som en WEE-insats och därför ofta refereras till i olika sammanhang, såsom årsrapporter. I PlanIT är klassningen 75% WEE och resterande 25% inom PSD då verksamheten i huvudsak är kopplad till finansiell inkludering, vilket utgör ett av benen som PSD-målet vilar på. Denna fördelning är inte resultatet av en strikt uträkning utan en uppskattning som dock tar sin utgångspunkt i det faktum att insatsen har ett mycket starkt fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt vilket väl avspeglas i förändringsteorin för det strategimålet. Förändringsteorin för mål 2 anger som delmål 1 att Kvinnor har möjlighet att nyttja finansiella system och verktyg vilket utgör den tydligaste referensen men även andra delmål (främst Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden och ökad resiliens) är relevanta I den senaste beredningen (2023) konstaterades: En slutsats från förändringsteorin var att tillgång till finansiella tjänster utgör en viktig aspekt och därmed en prioriterad fråga. Kvinnor utgör inte en homogen grupp, men genom att erbjuda olika typer av finansiella tjänster uppnås förbättrade förutsättningar för företagande och generellt sett ökad ekonomisk egenmakt. Genom att WWB agerar inom de av GLOBEC identifierade förändringskanalerna ökar insatsens uppfyllelse av förändringsteorins intentioner. I resultatexemplen nedan är det svårt att särskilja och motivera vilka resultat som specifikt enbart är kopplade till WEE-målet (och inte PSD) och taggning görs därför genomgående till såväl mål 2 som till mål 3. Sweden WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 3000000 0 0 6000000 0 0 3000000 0 9000000 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 6000000 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 0 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc 3000000 WWB/Women’s World Banking Inc Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15269-15269A0201 Sweden Sida has had an on-going partnership with Women´s World Banking since 2008. It started as a relatively small contribution but has from the start consisted of core support. During the period there has been references made to different global thematic strategies and therefore different references to Women´s Economic Empowerment. The contributions fits well into the strategic composition of the portfolio with the strong focus on the direct target group. Even though the support always has been relatively limited it has been consistent and long-term and therefore instrumental when it comes to WWB´s ability to develop its agenda and make their own priorities. DFAT is the other main bilateral core funder (besides VISA-foundation) but the overall picture is composed of a number of organizations and varies from one year to another. Sida´s share is currently about 5% of the overall budget. The dialogue has always been intense and of mutual benefit. Sida has accordingly been an active donor and participated in a number of events organized by WWB and in a constructive way contributed to WWB´s evaluation and internal strategy processes. The partnership was included in Sida´s review of the WEE-approach but also the development of GLOBEC´s theory of change for WEE. The ToC and portfolio analysis indicates that the strategy relevance continues to be high and the assessment concludes that all perspective´s have been considered. It is anticipated that the continued dialogue will be frequent and take the point of departure from a thematic perspective. The assessment was delayed due to the limits imposed in 2022. A review of WWB´s internal control system will be carried out in 2024 due to the fact that there has not such a review for several years. Sida har haft ett pågående samarbete med WWB sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har alltid utgjorts av kärnstöd. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Insatsen passar väl in i ett portföljperspektiv för detta mål då den genom sin höga grad av påverkan på den direkta målgruppen kompletterar övriga insatser. Stödet är fortfarande relativt begränsat men har genom att utgöra kärnstöd och sin långsiktighet varit avgörande för att WWB ska ha kunnat utveckla sin verksamhet och göra sina egna prioriteringar. DFAT utgör den andra primära bilaterala kärnstödsgivaren (utöver VISA-Foundation) och givarbilden är därför tämligen omfattande med flera givare med stor variation vad gäller omfattning, men dessutom även föränderlig över tid. Sidas bidrag utgör för närvarande ca 5% av den totala budgeten. Även om stödet har givits utan krav på specifik inriktning har dialogen alltid varit omfattande och till ömsesidig nytta. Sida har således varit en aktiv finansiär och regelbundet deltagit i flera event WWB anordnat men även konstruktivt bidragit till WWBs strategiprocesser och utvärderingar. Insatsen har också utgjort en komponent i Sidas interna översyn och framtagandet av ett nytt förhållningssätt till WEE, men även inom ramarna för GLOBECs utarbetande av en förändringsteori inom det aktuella strategimålet. Förändringsteorin och portföljanalysen indikerar att strategirelevansen är fortsatt hög och beredningen visar att samtliga perspektiv har omhändertagits. Det förväntas att även den framtida dialogen blir frekvent och kommer att innebära ömsesidigt engagemang, främst utifrån ett tematiskt perspektiv. Samarbetet har således karaktäriserats som aktivt men fritt från incidenter. Det kan i sammanhanget noteras att Sida även i tidigare avtal godkänt att revision kan utföras i enlighet med US GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards) issued by AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). Som en konsekvens av att samarbetet pågått under flera avtalsperioder saknas dock en sammanhållen bild av organisationens interna kapacitet och kontroll då dagens "uppsättning" av regelverk har adderats över tid. En ISK-granskning är därför inplanerad till Q1 2024 men ska, då inga varningssignaler noterats, inte påverka processen kring denna beredning inför fortsatt stöd. En sådan beredning (alternativt en förlängning av det pågående stödet) var inplanerad för 2022 men var tvunget att läggas på is som en konsekvens av de limiter som rådde under året. Den fortsatta osäkerheten kring anslaget har delvis skjutit något ytterligare på denna process men även inneburit osäkerhet kring tillgängliga anslagsmedel. Den sammanfattande resultatredovisningen baseras på inkommen rapportering i form av årsrapport och en separat Impact report och avser händelser under kalenderåret 2024. Denna CoP relaterar därför till målen i den tidigare strategin 2022-2026 samt dess förändringsteori. En CoP för påföljande period med relevans för strategin 2025-2029 skrivs separat. WWB's nuvarande strategi sträcker sig över en 10-årsperiod (fram till 2027) men genomgick en halvtidsöversyn som innebar mindre justeringar och som därmed inte nämnvärt förändrade insatsens mål. Introduktion Women´s World Banking (WWB) har erhållit kärnstöd från Sida sedan 2008. Stödet inleddes i mer begränsad omfattning men har successivt ökat i omfattning baserat på goda erfarenheter och uppgår f n till MSEK 12 per år. Stödet har alltid motiverats utifrån den aktuella globala strategin som omfattar ekonomisk utveckling och kunnat hänföras till målet Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt (WEE). Den årliga budgeten ligger kring MUSD 20 och Sidas andel utgör därför ca 5-6%. Största finansiär är BMGF respektive Visa men siffrorna varierar från år till år och listan på finansiärer inkluderar många organisationer. Australien är största bilaterala givare och utöver Sida är även Schweiz en betydande finansiär. Insatsens mål Det övergripande målet för WWB är att via finansiell inkludering bidra till financial security and prosperity, primärt avseende kvinnor. Genom att samarbeta med regeringar och andra strategiska partners, inklusive nätverksmedlemmar (banker, mikrofinansinstitutioner och fintechs), är målet att nå 100 miljoner kvinnor inom ramarna för den nu gällande strategin genom att utveckla och genomföra innovativa och hållbara finansieringsrelaterade produkter och lösningar. Ledorden för strategin utgörs av impact and scale. Arbetet genomförs i hög grad utifrån nationella förutsättningar och med aktörer som verkar i en nationell kontext och med direkt påverkan på målgruppen. I något mindre omfattning ger resultaten även utslag i en global kontext givet påverkansarbetet som kan anpassas och appliceras i andra länder. Genomförandekanalerna kan således utgöras av såväl GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST som AKT/MÅL, dock med betoning på de sistnämnda. Nedbrutet innebär insatsens mål (för hela 10-årsperioden varav det nuvarande stödet omfattar den avslutande halvan fram t o m 2027) att utgöras av nedanstående, vilket således är oförändrat i jämförelse men den tidigare beredningen: Strategic Objective 1 Build the evidence base to articulate how women are economically empowered when they access and choose to use financial services that meet their needs. Strategic Objective 2 Influence governments in priority markets to invest in women leaders and implement policies and initiatives that promote women´s financial inclusion. Strategic Objective 3 Influence diverse financial service providers to invest in women leaders and financial solutions that are accessible to and used by women. Strategic Objective 4 Expand credibility as a thought leader by amplifying our unique point of view and leading the conversation on emerging topics in women´s financial inclusion. Operational Objective 1 Maintain and strengthen organizational health and efficiency. Operational Objective 2 Heighten focus on organizational performance and staff engagement to increase accountability and drive impact. Operational Objective 3 Commit to regional expansion and maintain an agile organizational structure that enables closer connection with clients and partners. Strategirelevans Samarbetet med WWB utgör en av de insatser som i GLOBECs portfölj i huvudsak klassas som en WEE-insats och därför ofta refereras till i olika sammanhang, såsom årsrapporter. I PlanIT är klassningen 75% WEE och resterande 25% inom PSD då verksamheten i huvudsak är kopplad till finansiell inkludering, vilket utgör ett av benen som PSD-målet vilar på. Denna fördelning är inte resultatet av en strikt uträkning utan en uppskattning som dock tar sin utgångspunkt i det faktum att insatsen har ett mycket starkt fokus på kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt vilket väl avspeglas i förändringsteorin för det strategimålet. Förändringsteorin för mål 2 anger som delmål 1 att Kvinnor har möjlighet att nyttja finansiella system och verktyg vilket utgör den tydligaste referensen men även andra delmål (främst Kvinnor kan använda digitalisering för stärkt ställning i samhället/marknaden och ökad resiliens) är relevanta I den senaste beredningen (2023) konstaterades: En slutsats från förändringsteorin var att tillgång till finansiella tjänster utgör en viktig aspekt och därmed en prioriterad fråga. Kvinnor utgör inte en homogen grupp, men genom att erbjuda olika typer av finansiella tjänster uppnås förbättrade förutsättningar för företagande och generellt sett ökad ekonomisk egenmakt. Genom att WWB agerar inom de av GLOBEC identifierade förändringskanalerna ökar insatsens uppfyllelse av förändringsteorins intentioner. I resultatexemplen nedan är det svårt att särskilja och motivera vilka resultat som specifikt enbart är kopplade till WEE-målet (och inte PSD) och taggning görs därför genomgående till såväl mål 2 som till mål 3. Sweden PricewaterhouseCoopers Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PricewaterhouseCoopers 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 154750 154750 154750 PricewaterhouseCoopers 154750 PricewaterhouseCoopers Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15314 Sweden The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) has requested for core support towards implementing its programmes under the strategy period form 2021 - 2025. IJR has been partnering with Sida in the past including the last two strategy periods and it is working towards fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful societies in Africa by designing relevant interventions combining research, dialogue, capacity building, advocacy, policy advice and implementation support. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. IJR works with five key outcome areas including: - Participants have the capacity to use contextually appropriate transitional justice mechanisms - Participants are motivated to enable fairness, inclusivity and peace - Participants take actions that lead to sustained peace, justice and reconciliation - Communities are more resilient, reconciled and socially cohesive - Systems and policies enable the realisation of fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful societies IJR will work on five thematic areas that focuses on social cohesion, inclusion and anti-racism; advancing human dignity and bottom-up reconciliation; survivor-centred transitional justice and reconciliation; socio-economic justice and inclusive development; and cross-border dialogue and regional reconciliation. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) har begärt kärnstöd för genomförande av sitt program under strategiperioden 2021-2025. IJR är sedan tidigare en partnerorganisation till Sida, vilket inkluderar de senaste två strategiperioderna, och arbetar för rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i Afrika genom arbeta fram relevanta interventioner som kombinerar forskning, dialog, kapacitetsbyggande, opinionsbildning, policyrådgivning samt stöd till genomförande. IJR arbetar utifrån ett brett mål om att bygga rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i kontexter påverkade av rådande konflikter eller där samhällen fortsätter att kämpa med det historiska arvet från tidigare sådana konflikter. IJR arbetar med fem nyckelområden, vilka inkluderar: - Deltagare har förmåga att använda mekanismer för övergångsrättvisa som är kontextuellt lämpliga - Deltagare är motiverade att möjliggöra rättvisa, inkludering och fred - Deltagare vidtar åtgärder som leder till upprätthållen fred, rättvisa och försoning - Samhällen är mer motståndskraftiga, försonade och socialt sammanhållda. - System och policyer bidrar till realiseringen av rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen. IJR kommer att arbeta med fem tematiska områden vilka fokuserar på social sammanhållning, inkludering och antirasism; främja mänsklig värdighet och försoning på lokal nivå, övergångsrättvisa centrerad kring överlevare; socioekonomisk rättvisa och inkluderande utveckling samt gränsöverskridande dialog och regional försoning. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. Towards meeting this objective, IJR works with three key outcome areas: - Policy actors use peace building and governance research in policy processes. - Communities demonstrating agency in transforming relations in divided communities - Stakeholders implement transitional justice policies, programs, and processes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security - CommunityLevel Transformation and Agency : The evaluation found that IJRs sustained dialogue processes have enabled communities to demonstrate independent agency in addressing divided relationships. Participants reported improved social cohesion, restored dignity, and strengthened interpersonal trust. In several communities, youth and queer members became more actively involved in local initiatives, and some groups experienced improved food security as a result of collective action emerging from dialogue spaces. - Policy Engagement and Use of Research Policy: actors across the region consistently referenced and applied IJRs research in deliberation spaces. Afrobarometer and SARB data were widely used in policy discussions, media debates, academic work, and civil society advocacy. The evaluation noted that IJRs evidence base contributed directly to national processes, including revisions to South Africas National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security. - Transitional Justice Implementation Support: The evaluation highlighted IJRs pivotal role in supporting AU member states and national governments to embed transitional justice and peacebuilding processes. Through advisory support, training, and convening, IJR helped shift norms toward more inclusive peacebuilding. Its technical assistance contributed to the implementation of transitional justice policies in countries such as Ethiopia and Ukraine. - Organisational and NetworkLevel Achievements: IJR strengthened its continental and global footprint by leading networks that produce longitudinal reconciliation data and by cultivating community leaders who now independently facilitate dialogues. Partnerships with AU institutions, regional bodies, universities, and civil society organisations expanded the organisations reach and influence across Africa. - Women, Peace and Security (WPS): The evaluation documented significant WPS results, including women influencing national dialogue processes, shaping policy discourse, and contributing to revisions of national WPS frameworks. Emerging women and youth leaders gained skills and visibility, with some appointed to national bodies. Interfaith and traditional leaders advanced community peace initiatives, and women in gangaffected areas led safety responses and demanded accountability from state institutions. - Climate and Just Energy Transition Work: A notable achievement was the translation of the Climate Change and Just Energy Transition Toolkit into three South African languages, expanding accessibility and laying the foundation for broader uptake. The evaluation found that this work strengthened community engagement on energy justice and positioned IJR to scale its climaterelated interventions. - Unintended Positive Outcomes: The evaluation identified several unintended but positive outcomes. The AntiRacism project became a trusted national resource for dialogue and education. Gender Justice and Reconciliation work influenced university approaches to GBV and trauma. Local organisations began using IJR tools independently, demonstrating diffusion of practice beyond the initial project sites. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15314-15314A0101 Sweden The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) has requested for core support towards implementing its programmes under the strategy period form 2021 - 2025. IJR has been partnering with Sida in the past including the last two strategy periods and it is working towards fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful societies in Africa by designing relevant interventions combining research, dialogue, capacity building, advocacy, policy advice and implementation support. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. IJR works with five key outcome areas including: - Participants have the capacity to use contextually appropriate transitional justice mechanisms - Participants are motivated to enable fairness, inclusivity and peace - Participants take actions that lead to sustained peace, justice and reconciliation - Communities are more resilient, reconciled and socially cohesive - Systems and policies enable the realisation of fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful societies IJR will work on five thematic areas that focuses on social cohesion, inclusion and anti-racism; advancing human dignity and bottom-up reconciliation; survivor-centred transitional justice and reconciliation; socio-economic justice and inclusive development; and cross-border dialogue and regional reconciliation. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) har begärt kärnstöd för genomförande av sitt program under strategiperioden 2021-2025. IJR är sedan tidigare en partnerorganisation till Sida, vilket inkluderar de senaste två strategiperioderna, och arbetar för rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i Afrika genom arbeta fram relevanta interventioner som kombinerar forskning, dialog, kapacitetsbyggande, opinionsbildning, policyrådgivning samt stöd till genomförande. IJR arbetar utifrån ett brett mål om att bygga rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i kontexter påverkade av rådande konflikter eller där samhällen fortsätter att kämpa med det historiska arvet från tidigare sådana konflikter. IJR arbetar med fem nyckelområden, vilka inkluderar: - Deltagare har förmåga att använda mekanismer för övergångsrättvisa som är kontextuellt lämpliga - Deltagare är motiverade att möjliggöra rättvisa, inkludering och fred - Deltagare vidtar åtgärder som leder till upprätthållen fred, rättvisa och försoning - Samhällen är mer motståndskraftiga, försonade och socialt sammanhållda. - System och policyer bidrar till realiseringen av rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen. IJR kommer att arbeta med fem tematiska områden vilka fokuserar på social sammanhållning, inkludering och antirasism; främja mänsklig värdighet och försoning på lokal nivå, övergångsrättvisa centrerad kring överlevare; socioekonomisk rättvisa och inkluderande utveckling samt gränsöverskridande dialog och regional försoning. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. Towards meeting this objective, IJR works with three key outcome areas: - Policy actors use peace building and governance research in policy processes. - Communities demonstrating agency in transforming relations in divided communities - Stakeholders implement transitional justice policies, programs, and processes. Sweden IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 -387617 5000000 0 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 40000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 0 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation 5000000 IJR/Institute for Justice and Reconciliation Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15314-15314A0201 Sweden The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) has requested for core support towards implementing its programmes under the strategy period form 2021 - 2025. IJR has been partnering with Sida in the past including the last two strategy periods and it is working towards fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful societies in Africa by designing relevant interventions combining research, dialogue, capacity building, advocacy, policy advice and implementation support. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. IJR works with five key outcome areas including: - Participants have the capacity to use contextually appropriate transitional justice mechanisms - Participants are motivated to enable fairness, inclusivity and peace - Participants take actions that lead to sustained peace, justice and reconciliation - Communities are more resilient, reconciled and socially cohesive - Systems and policies enable the realisation of fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful societies IJR will work on five thematic areas that focuses on social cohesion, inclusion and anti-racism; advancing human dignity and bottom-up reconciliation; survivor-centred transitional justice and reconciliation; socio-economic justice and inclusive development; and cross-border dialogue and regional reconciliation. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) har begärt kärnstöd för genomförande av sitt program under strategiperioden 2021-2025. IJR är sedan tidigare en partnerorganisation till Sida, vilket inkluderar de senaste två strategiperioderna, och arbetar för rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i Afrika genom arbeta fram relevanta interventioner som kombinerar forskning, dialog, kapacitetsbyggande, opinionsbildning, policyrådgivning samt stöd till genomförande. IJR arbetar utifrån ett brett mål om att bygga rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i kontexter påverkade av rådande konflikter eller där samhällen fortsätter att kämpa med det historiska arvet från tidigare sådana konflikter. IJR arbetar med fem nyckelområden, vilka inkluderar: - Deltagare har förmåga att använda mekanismer för övergångsrättvisa som är kontextuellt lämpliga - Deltagare är motiverade att möjliggöra rättvisa, inkludering och fred - Deltagare vidtar åtgärder som leder till upprätthållen fred, rättvisa och försoning - Samhällen är mer motståndskraftiga, försonade och socialt sammanhållda. - System och policyer bidrar till realiseringen av rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen. IJR kommer att arbeta med fem tematiska områden vilka fokuserar på social sammanhållning, inkludering och antirasism; främja mänsklig värdighet och försoning på lokal nivå, övergångsrättvisa centrerad kring överlevare; socioekonomisk rättvisa och inkluderande utveckling samt gränsöverskridande dialog och regional försoning. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. Towards meeting this objective, IJR works with three key outcome areas: - Policy actors use peace building and governance research in policy processes. - Communities demonstrating agency in transforming relations in divided communities - Stakeholders implement transitional justice policies, programs, and processes. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 167724 167724 0 167724 Ernst & Young 167724 Ernst & Young Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15314-15314A0301 Sweden The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) has requested for core support towards implementing its programmes under the strategy period form 2021 - 2025. IJR has been partnering with Sida in the past including the last two strategy periods and it is working towards fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful societies in Africa by designing relevant interventions combining research, dialogue, capacity building, advocacy, policy advice and implementation support. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. IJR works with five key outcome areas including: - Participants have the capacity to use contextually appropriate transitional justice mechanisms - Participants are motivated to enable fairness, inclusivity and peace - Participants take actions that lead to sustained peace, justice and reconciliation - Communities are more resilient, reconciled and socially cohesive - Systems and policies enable the realisation of fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful societies IJR will work on five thematic areas that focuses on social cohesion, inclusion and anti-racism; advancing human dignity and bottom-up reconciliation; survivor-centred transitional justice and reconciliation; socio-economic justice and inclusive development; and cross-border dialogue and regional reconciliation. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) har begärt kärnstöd för genomförande av sitt program under strategiperioden 2021-2025. IJR är sedan tidigare en partnerorganisation till Sida, vilket inkluderar de senaste två strategiperioderna, och arbetar för rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i Afrika genom arbeta fram relevanta interventioner som kombinerar forskning, dialog, kapacitetsbyggande, opinionsbildning, policyrådgivning samt stöd till genomförande. IJR arbetar utifrån ett brett mål om att bygga rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen i kontexter påverkade av rådande konflikter eller där samhällen fortsätter att kämpa med det historiska arvet från tidigare sådana konflikter. IJR arbetar med fem nyckelområden, vilka inkluderar: - Deltagare har förmåga att använda mekanismer för övergångsrättvisa som är kontextuellt lämpliga - Deltagare är motiverade att möjliggöra rättvisa, inkludering och fred - Deltagare vidtar åtgärder som leder till upprätthållen fred, rättvisa och försoning - Samhällen är mer motståndskraftiga, försonade och socialt sammanhållda. - System och policyer bidrar till realiseringen av rättvisa, inkluderande, demokratiska och fredliga samhällen. IJR kommer att arbeta med fem tematiska områden vilka fokuserar på social sammanhållning, inkludering och antirasism; främja mänsklig värdighet och försoning på lokal nivå, övergångsrättvisa centrerad kring överlevare; socioekonomisk rättvisa och inkluderande utveckling samt gränsöverskridande dialog och regional försoning. The IJR works with the broad goal to build of societies that are fair, inclusive, democratic, and peaceful - in contexts that are currently afflicted by conflict or where societies continue to grapple with the historical legacy of such conflicts. Towards meeting this objective, IJR works with three key outcome areas: - Policy actors use peace building and governance research in policy processes. - Communities demonstrating agency in transforming relations in divided communities - Stakeholders implement transitional justice policies, programs, and processes. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 486722 486722 0 0 486722 NIRAS Sweden AB 486721.67 NIRAS Sweden AB 0 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened regional initiatives and capacity for sustainable peace Stärkta regionala initiativ och kapacitet för hållbar fred Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15399 Sweden The overarching objective of the intervention is to contribute to preserving human, social, and local institutional capital in a context of multi–dimensional crisis. Specifically, the objectives of the intervention are: a) to safeguard a minimal functioning of basic services for the Afghan population in complementarity with humanitarian relief efforts; and b) to safeguard critical livelihoods of the population. The aim is to achieve this through a direct, integrated, multisectoral and decentralized response that targets the most vulnerable groups in the country, including women, children, elderly, internally displaced and the disabled. A successful implementation of the programme would entail that lives and livelihoods are saved, as well as strengthened coping capacities and resilience among local communities in Afghanistan towards natural disasters. The integrated response is set to be delivered in the form of four mutually reinforcing components. These are: a) provision of essential services; b) safeguarding community livelihoods and local economic activities; c) protecting farm based livelihoods from natural disasters; and d) strengthening local community resilience and social cohesion. The four components will be implemented simultaneously in a circular configuration in order to maximize impact. The geographic coverage of the programme is all the 34 provinces in Afghansitan clustered into eight administrative regions. Separate and tailored programme strategies have been developed for each region, considering their specific needs and characteristics. Furthermore, the contribution complements the ongoing humanitarian support to Afghanistan through a nexus approach (humanitarian-development-peace-building), in the sense that it combines improved access to basic social services, strengthened resilience for vulnerable groups, local peace-building, social safety nets and the restoration of small-scale social and economic infrastructure to improve people's livelihoods and their ability to support themselves. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till att bevara mänskligt, socialt och lokalt institutionellt kapital i en kontext av multidimensionell kris. Mer specifikt är målen för insatsen följande: a) att säkerställa en grundläggande nivå av samhällstjänster för den afghanska befolkningen som komplement till de humanitära hjälpinsatserna; och b) att säkra väsentliga försörjningmöjligheter för befolkningen. Detta ska uppnås genom ett integrerat, multisektoriellt och decentraliserat tillvägagångsätt som fokuserar på direkt stöd till de mest sårbara grupperna i samhället, inklusive kvinnor, barn, äldre, internflyktingar, och människor med funktionsnedsättning. En framgångsrik implementering av insatsen skulle innebära att liv räddas, att människors försörjning säkras, samt stärkt motståndskraft hos befolkningen mot t.ex. naturkatastrofer. Insatsen består av fyra ömsesidigt förstärkande komponenter. Dessa är: a) tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster; b) säkra samhällens kritiska försörjning och lokala ekonomiska aktiviteter; c) skydda jordbruksbaserad försörjning från naturkatastrofer; och d) stärka lokalsamhällens motståndskraft och social sammanhållning. De fyra komponenterna kommer att implementeras parallellt för att maximera effekten. Geografiskt täcker insatsen alla 34 provinser i Afghanistan. Separata och skräddarsydda programstrategier har utvecklats för varje område, med hänsyn till deras specifika behov och egenskaper. Vidare utgör insatsen ett komplement till det humanitära stödet till Afghanistan genom så kallat nexus tillvägagångsättet, vilket innebär sammanlänkning av humanitär, utveckling och fredsbyggande insatser, då man kombinerar förbättrad tillgång till social service, förstärkt motståndskraft hos sårbara samhällsgrupper, lokalt fredsbyggande, sociala skyddsnät samt återställandet av småskalig social och ekonomisk infrastruktur för att trygga människors försörjning och förhindra total socioekonomisk kollaps. The overarching objective of the intervention is to contribute to preserving human, social, and local institutional capital in a context of multidimensional crisis. Specifically, the objectives of the intervention are: 1. To safeguard a minimal functioning of basic services for the Afghan population in complementarity with humanitarian relief efforts; 2. To safeguard critical livelihoods of the population. The programme recognizes that while humanitarian life-saving assistance is essential to address urgent needs, it must be simultaneously accompanied by measures to reduce displacement and the rapid rise of the humanitarian case load. The aim is to achieve this through an integrated, multisectoral and decentralized response that addresses multiple vulnerabilities simultaneously to avoid the socio-economic collapse of the country. The integrated response is set to be delivered in the form of three mutually reinforcing components. 1. Essential services with a focus on women, girls, IDPs, returnees and marginalized groups livelihoods and social cohesion basic community infrastructure and shelter in disaster affected areas, prioritizing women and women headed households gender responsive disaster and climate resilient community infrastructure and nature based solutions. 2. Livlihoods support for MSMEs (financial capital, training, assets), focusing on women, IDPs and returnees. 3. Social cohesion strengthening the inclusion of women, IDPs, returnees and marginalized groups in participatory decision making support for women led CSOs fostering media resilience for sustainable journalism and freedom of expression. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Multisector aid for basic social services Other Social Infrastructure & Services In 2025, the Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan (STFA), continued implementation of nine joint programmes and sectoral joint projects. It addressed basic human needs for over 1.5 million people (65% women and girls), applying an integrated, joined up approach to make gains in healthcare, education, housing, infrastructure, income and local economies, community resilience against environmental shocks and social cohesion. Examples of results: Priority Area 1: Sustained Essential Services. In 2025, joint programmes and projects provided essential services for health, education, water and sanitation, energy and other community based infrastructure to approximately 1.1 million people (73 percent women and girls). For example, 214,354 people (104,572 women and girls, 55%) have gained vital community based infrastructure support. This has improved the accessibility and quality of healthcare, particularly for women and girls, and helped meet essential requirements for clean water, shelter, electricity, roads and sanitation. The use of local labour to develop infrastructure generated additional benefits from employment opportunities and higher income, along with opportunities to recover from crisis. Priority Area 2: Economic Opportunities and Resilient Livelihoods. In 2025, 360,938 people (138,221 women and girls, 38%) benefited from livelihood support and climate change adaptation interventions. For example, 3,679 people (2,656 women, 72.2%) received support to develop businesses or start income generation activities. Individuals were selected through community consultations and assessments of local skill sets and market demands. Women were mainly trained in tailoring and embroidery monitoring indicated that 62 to 88 percent applied new skills and knowledge. Income effects were positive, with reported median earnings ranging from AFN 3,000 to 3,500 ($42 50) per month for these newly established IGAs. This income is meaningful for vulnerable households but generally insufficient for broader economic resilience. 1,600 people (1,600 women, 100%) engaged in agriculture based livelihood activities that enhanced income, food security and nutrition. Monitoring suggested some mixed results. Greenhouses, where provided, showed wide ranging operational rates, from 44 to 90 percent, depending on the region. This points to both successful use in some areas and sustainability breakdowns in others. Priority Area 3: Social Cohesion, Inclusion, Gender Equality, Human Rights and Rule of Law. In 2025, at least 27,016 people (23,104 women, 86%) participated in community engagement activities to develop local development solutions. Activities included comprised creating mechanisms to collect community feedback. Monitoring confirmed the delivery of most planned outputs, with high levels of community engagement and a low incidence of aid related grievances. For example, 25,587 people (22,772 women, 89%) participated in awareness raising sessions that improved understanding of human rights, legal protection, accountability to affected populations and conflict prevention, among other topics. 133 women and 3 adolescent girls benefited from sessions to raise awareness of womens rights. 530 people (196 women, 37%) gained legal aid services to better understand and claim legal rights related to housing, land and other issues. 815 journalists, media workers, civil society activists and shura members (122 women, 15%) benefited from training on conflict sensitive reporting and access to information. The biggest negative occurance that impacted the contribution so far is the sudden and significant deterioration of the operational environment in Afghanistan, which has become harder to predict. Particularly, the extent to which the DFA are willing to exclude women and girls from all the political, economic and social spheres of life has been astonishing. Hence, a significant amount of time and resources were spent in adapting and finding innovative solutions to ensure that women and girls are not excluded from projects funded by the STFA. This is was done in accordance with the principles agreed upon by the Afghanistan Aid Coordination Group (ACG), which includes UNAMA, Multilateral Banks, and the donors. These principles are based on the fundamental aspect of non-discrimination of women and girls in Afghanistan. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15399-15399A0101 Sweden The overarching objective of the intervention is to contribute to preserving human, social, and local institutional capital in a context of multi–dimensional crisis. Specifically, the objectives of the intervention are: a) to safeguard a minimal functioning of basic services for the Afghan population in complementarity with humanitarian relief efforts; and b) to safeguard critical livelihoods of the population. The aim is to achieve this through a direct, integrated, multisectoral and decentralized response that targets the most vulnerable groups in the country, including women, children, elderly, internally displaced and the disabled. A successful implementation of the programme would entail that lives and livelihoods are saved, as well as strengthened coping capacities and resilience among local communities in Afghanistan towards natural disasters. The integrated response is set to be delivered in the form of four mutually reinforcing components. These are: a) provision of essential services; b) safeguarding community livelihoods and local economic activities; c) protecting farm based livelihoods from natural disasters; and d) strengthening local community resilience and social cohesion. The four components will be implemented simultaneously in a circular configuration in order to maximize impact. The geographic coverage of the programme is all the 34 provinces in Afghansitan clustered into eight administrative regions. Separate and tailored programme strategies have been developed for each region, considering their specific needs and characteristics. Furthermore, the contribution complements the ongoing humanitarian support to Afghanistan through a nexus approach (humanitarian-development-peace-building), in the sense that it combines improved access to basic social services, strengthened resilience for vulnerable groups, local peace-building, social safety nets and the restoration of small-scale social and economic infrastructure to improve people's livelihoods and their ability to support themselves. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till att bevara mänskligt, socialt och lokalt institutionellt kapital i en kontext av multidimensionell kris. Mer specifikt är målen för insatsen följande: a) att säkerställa en grundläggande nivå av samhällstjänster för den afghanska befolkningen som komplement till de humanitära hjälpinsatserna; och b) att säkra väsentliga försörjningmöjligheter för befolkningen. Detta ska uppnås genom ett integrerat, multisektoriellt och decentraliserat tillvägagångsätt som fokuserar på direkt stöd till de mest sårbara grupperna i samhället, inklusive kvinnor, barn, äldre, internflyktingar, och människor med funktionsnedsättning. En framgångsrik implementering av insatsen skulle innebära att liv räddas, att människors försörjning säkras, samt stärkt motståndskraft hos befolkningen mot t.ex. naturkatastrofer. Insatsen består av fyra ömsesidigt förstärkande komponenter. Dessa är: a) tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster; b) säkra samhällens kritiska försörjning och lokala ekonomiska aktiviteter; c) skydda jordbruksbaserad försörjning från naturkatastrofer; och d) stärka lokalsamhällens motståndskraft och social sammanhållning. De fyra komponenterna kommer att implementeras parallellt för att maximera effekten. Geografiskt täcker insatsen alla 34 provinser i Afghanistan. Separata och skräddarsydda programstrategier har utvecklats för varje område, med hänsyn till deras specifika behov och egenskaper. Vidare utgör insatsen ett komplement till det humanitära stödet till Afghanistan genom så kallat nexus tillvägagångsättet, vilket innebär sammanlänkning av humanitär, utveckling och fredsbyggande insatser, då man kombinerar förbättrad tillgång till social service, förstärkt motståndskraft hos sårbara samhällsgrupper, lokalt fredsbyggande, sociala skyddsnät samt återställandet av småskalig social och ekonomisk infrastruktur för att trygga människors försörjning och förhindra total socioekonomisk kollaps. The overarching objective of the intervention is to contribute to preserving human, social, and local institutional capital in a context of multidimensional crisis. Specifically, the objectives of the intervention are: 1. To safeguard a minimal functioning of basic services for the Afghan population in complementarity with humanitarian relief efforts; 2. To safeguard critical livelihoods of the population. The programme recognizes that while humanitarian life-saving assistance is essential to address urgent needs, it must be simultaneously accompanied by measures to reduce displacement and the rapid rise of the humanitarian case load. The aim is to achieve this through an integrated, multisectoral and decentralized response that addresses multiple vulnerabilities simultaneously to avoid the socio-economic collapse of the country. The integrated response is set to be delivered in the form of three mutually reinforcing components. 1. Essential services with a focus on women, girls, IDPs, returnees and marginalized groups livelihoods and social cohesion basic community infrastructure and shelter in disaster affected areas, prioritizing women and women headed households gender responsive disaster and climate resilient community infrastructure and nature based solutions. 2. Livlihoods support for MSMEs (financial capital, training, assets), focusing on women, IDPs and returnees. 3. Social cohesion strengthening the inclusion of women, IDPs, returnees and marginalized groups in participatory decision making support for women led CSOs fostering media resilience for sustainable journalism and freedom of expression. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Ghor The activities take place at this location 34.5225 65.2517 Badakhshan The activities take place at this location 37.1166 70.5800 Jawzjan The activities take place at this location 36.6650 65.7520 Sar-e-Pul The activities take place at this location 36.2214 65.9278 Samangan The activities take place at this location 36.2653 68.0167 Balkh The activities take place at this location 36.7000 67.1167 Faryab The activities take place at this location 35.9333 64.7500 Kandahar The activities take place at this location 31.6200 65.7158 Hilmand The activities take place at this location 31.5831 64.3692 Nimroz The activities take place at this location 30.9600 61.8600 Zabul The activities take place at this location 32.1061 66.9069 Uruzgan The activities take place at this location 32.6267 65.8733 Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 101500000 200000000 0 101500000 200000000 0 301500000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 101500000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 200000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Improved conditions for participation and influence of a wide range of actors, particularly women, in peace processes as well as an increased capacity to handle and prevent conflicts. Förbättrade förutsättningar för deltagande och inflytande av en bredd av aktörer, särskilt kvinnor, i processer för fred samt ökad kapacitet att hantera och förebygga konflikter. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity in civil society to promote transparency, accountability and an increased respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including an increased enjoyment of human rights, and the possibility of political participation and influence for women and girls. Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter, och möjlighet till politiskt deltagande och inflytande för kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to inclusive education of good quality and lifelong learning, with a special focus on girls and women. Ökad tillgång till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och livslängt lärande med särskilt fokus på flickor och kvinnor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved sustainable livelihoods for people living in poverty, especially for women and vulnerable groups. Förbättrade hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom, särskilt för kvinnor och utsatta grupper. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15399-15399A0103 Sweden The overarching objective of the intervention is to contribute to preserving human, social, and local institutional capital in a context of multi–dimensional crisis. Specifically, the objectives of the intervention are: a) to safeguard a minimal functioning of basic services for the Afghan population in complementarity with humanitarian relief efforts; and b) to safeguard critical livelihoods of the population. The aim is to achieve this through a direct, integrated, multisectoral and decentralized response that targets the most vulnerable groups in the country, including women, children, elderly, internally displaced and the disabled. A successful implementation of the programme would entail that lives and livelihoods are saved, as well as strengthened coping capacities and resilience among local communities in Afghanistan towards natural disasters. The integrated response is set to be delivered in the form of four mutually reinforcing components. These are: a) provision of essential services; b) safeguarding community livelihoods and local economic activities; c) protecting farm based livelihoods from natural disasters; and d) strengthening local community resilience and social cohesion. The four components will be implemented simultaneously in a circular configuration in order to maximize impact. The geographic coverage of the programme is all the 34 provinces in Afghansitan clustered into eight administrative regions. Separate and tailored programme strategies have been developed for each region, considering their specific needs and characteristics. Furthermore, the contribution complements the ongoing humanitarian support to Afghanistan through a nexus approach (humanitarian-development-peace-building), in the sense that it combines improved access to basic social services, strengthened resilience for vulnerable groups, local peace-building, social safety nets and the restoration of small-scale social and economic infrastructure to improve people's livelihoods and their ability to support themselves. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till att bevara mänskligt, socialt och lokalt institutionellt kapital i en kontext av multidimensionell kris. Mer specifikt är målen för insatsen följande: a) att säkerställa en grundläggande nivå av samhällstjänster för den afghanska befolkningen som komplement till de humanitära hjälpinsatserna; och b) att säkra väsentliga försörjningmöjligheter för befolkningen. Detta ska uppnås genom ett integrerat, multisektoriellt och decentraliserat tillvägagångsätt som fokuserar på direkt stöd till de mest sårbara grupperna i samhället, inklusive kvinnor, barn, äldre, internflyktingar, och människor med funktionsnedsättning. En framgångsrik implementering av insatsen skulle innebära att liv räddas, att människors försörjning säkras, samt stärkt motståndskraft hos befolkningen mot t.ex. naturkatastrofer. Insatsen består av fyra ömsesidigt förstärkande komponenter. Dessa är: a) tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster; b) säkra samhällens kritiska försörjning och lokala ekonomiska aktiviteter; c) skydda jordbruksbaserad försörjning från naturkatastrofer; och d) stärka lokalsamhällens motståndskraft och social sammanhållning. De fyra komponenterna kommer att implementeras parallellt för att maximera effekten. Geografiskt täcker insatsen alla 34 provinser i Afghanistan. Separata och skräddarsydda programstrategier har utvecklats för varje område, med hänsyn till deras specifika behov och egenskaper. Vidare utgör insatsen ett komplement till det humanitära stödet till Afghanistan genom så kallat nexus tillvägagångsättet, vilket innebär sammanlänkning av humanitär, utveckling och fredsbyggande insatser, då man kombinerar förbättrad tillgång till social service, förstärkt motståndskraft hos sårbara samhällsgrupper, lokalt fredsbyggande, sociala skyddsnät samt återställandet av småskalig social och ekonomisk infrastruktur för att trygga människors försörjning och förhindra total socioekonomisk kollaps. The overarching objective of the intervention is to contribute to preserving human, social, and local institutional capital in a context of multidimensional crisis. Specifically, the objectives of the intervention are: 1. To safeguard a minimal functioning of basic services for the Afghan population in complementarity with humanitarian relief efforts; 2. To safeguard critical livelihoods of the population. The programme recognizes that while humanitarian life-saving assistance is essential to address urgent needs, it must be simultaneously accompanied by measures to reduce displacement and the rapid rise of the humanitarian case load. The aim is to achieve this through an integrated, multisectoral and decentralized response that addresses multiple vulnerabilities simultaneously to avoid the socio-economic collapse of the country. The integrated response is set to be delivered in the form of three mutually reinforcing components. 1. Essential services with a focus on women, girls, IDPs, returnees and marginalized groups livelihoods and social cohesion basic community infrastructure and shelter in disaster affected areas, prioritizing women and women headed households gender responsive disaster and climate resilient community infrastructure and nature based solutions. 2. Livlihoods support for MSMEs (financial capital, training, assets), focusing on women, IDPs and returnees. 3. Social cohesion strengthening the inclusion of women, IDPs, returnees and marginalized groups in participatory decision making support for women led CSOs fostering media resilience for sustainable journalism and freedom of expression. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Kabul The activities take place at this location 34.5253 69.1783 Ghor The activities take place at this location 34.5225 65.2517 Badakhshan The activities take place at this location 37.1166 70.5800 Jawzjan The activities take place at this location 36.6650 65.7520 Sar-e-Pul The activities take place at this location 36.2214 65.9278 Samangan The activities take place at this location 36.2653 68.0167 Balkh The activities take place at this location 36.7000 67.1167 Faryab The activities take place at this location 35.9333 64.7500 Kandahar The activities take place at this location 31.6200 65.7158 Hilmand The activities take place at this location 31.5831 64.3692 Nimroz The activities take place at this location 30.9600 61.8600 Zabul The activities take place at this location 32.1061 66.9069 Uruzgan The activities take place at this location 32.6267 65.8733 Nangarhar The activities take place at this location 34.4342 70.4478 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 118800000 100000000 118800000 0 40000000 0 0 0 0 100000000 0 258800000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 40000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 118800000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 100000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Strengthened capacity of civil society organizations and other non-governmental actors as well as local structures to work for women's and girls' full enjoyment of human rights, including preventing gender-based violence. Stärkt kapacitet hos civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra ickestatliga aktörer samt lokala strukturer att verka för kvinnors och flickors fulla åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive att motverka könsrelaterat våld. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to good quality health care, including respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet, inklusive respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved sustainable livelihood opportunities for people living in poverty, especially women and vulnerable groups. Förbättrade hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom, särskilt för kvinnor och utsatta grupper. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened adaptability and resilience to climate change and reduced vulnerability to natural disasters, including protection of ecosystems. Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar samt minskad sårbarhet för naturkatastrofer, inklusive skydd av ekosystem. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15399-15399A0104 Sweden The overarching objective of the intervention is to contribute to preserving human, social, and local institutional capital in a context of multi–dimensional crisis. Specifically, the objectives of the intervention are: a) to safeguard a minimal functioning of basic services for the Afghan population in complementarity with humanitarian relief efforts; and b) to safeguard critical livelihoods of the population. The aim is to achieve this through a direct, integrated, multisectoral and decentralized response that targets the most vulnerable groups in the country, including women, children, elderly, internally displaced and the disabled. A successful implementation of the programme would entail that lives and livelihoods are saved, as well as strengthened coping capacities and resilience among local communities in Afghanistan towards natural disasters. The integrated response is set to be delivered in the form of four mutually reinforcing components. These are: a) provision of essential services; b) safeguarding community livelihoods and local economic activities; c) protecting farm based livelihoods from natural disasters; and d) strengthening local community resilience and social cohesion. The four components will be implemented simultaneously in a circular configuration in order to maximize impact. The geographic coverage of the programme is all the 34 provinces in Afghansitan clustered into eight administrative regions. Separate and tailored programme strategies have been developed for each region, considering their specific needs and characteristics. Furthermore, the contribution complements the ongoing humanitarian support to Afghanistan through a nexus approach (humanitarian-development-peace-building), in the sense that it combines improved access to basic social services, strengthened resilience for vulnerable groups, local peace-building, social safety nets and the restoration of small-scale social and economic infrastructure to improve people's livelihoods and their ability to support themselves. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till att bevara mänskligt, socialt och lokalt institutionellt kapital i en kontext av multidimensionell kris. Mer specifikt är målen för insatsen följande: a) att säkerställa en grundläggande nivå av samhällstjänster för den afghanska befolkningen som komplement till de humanitära hjälpinsatserna; och b) att säkra väsentliga försörjningmöjligheter för befolkningen. Detta ska uppnås genom ett integrerat, multisektoriellt och decentraliserat tillvägagångsätt som fokuserar på direkt stöd till de mest sårbara grupperna i samhället, inklusive kvinnor, barn, äldre, internflyktingar, och människor med funktionsnedsättning. En framgångsrik implementering av insatsen skulle innebära att liv räddas, att människors försörjning säkras, samt stärkt motståndskraft hos befolkningen mot t.ex. naturkatastrofer. Insatsen består av fyra ömsesidigt förstärkande komponenter. Dessa är: a) tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster; b) säkra samhällens kritiska försörjning och lokala ekonomiska aktiviteter; c) skydda jordbruksbaserad försörjning från naturkatastrofer; och d) stärka lokalsamhällens motståndskraft och social sammanhållning. De fyra komponenterna kommer att implementeras parallellt för att maximera effekten. Geografiskt täcker insatsen alla 34 provinser i Afghanistan. Separata och skräddarsydda programstrategier har utvecklats för varje område, med hänsyn till deras specifika behov och egenskaper. Vidare utgör insatsen ett komplement till det humanitära stödet till Afghanistan genom så kallat nexus tillvägagångsättet, vilket innebär sammanlänkning av humanitär, utveckling och fredsbyggande insatser, då man kombinerar förbättrad tillgång till social service, förstärkt motståndskraft hos sårbara samhällsgrupper, lokalt fredsbyggande, sociala skyddsnät samt återställandet av småskalig social och ekonomisk infrastruktur för att trygga människors försörjning och förhindra total socioekonomisk kollaps. The overarching objective of the intervention is to contribute to preserving human, social, and local institutional capital in a context of multidimensional crisis. Specifically, the objectives of the intervention are: 1. To safeguard a minimal functioning of basic services for the Afghan population in complementarity with humanitarian relief efforts; 2. To safeguard critical livelihoods of the population. The programme recognizes that while humanitarian life-saving assistance is essential to address urgent needs, it must be simultaneously accompanied by measures to reduce displacement and the rapid rise of the humanitarian case load. The aim is to achieve this through an integrated, multisectoral and decentralized response that addresses multiple vulnerabilities simultaneously to avoid the socio-economic collapse of the country. The integrated response is set to be delivered in the form of three mutually reinforcing components. 1. Essential services with a focus on women, girls, IDPs, returnees and marginalized groups livelihoods and social cohesion basic community infrastructure and shelter in disaster affected areas, prioritizing women and women headed households gender responsive disaster and climate resilient community infrastructure and nature based solutions. 2. Livlihoods support for MSMEs (financial capital, training, assets), focusing on women, IDPs and returnees. 3. Social cohesion strengthening the inclusion of women, IDPs, returnees and marginalized groups in participatory decision making support for women led CSOs fostering media resilience for sustainable journalism and freedom of expression. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 60000000 50000000 60000000 0 50000000 0 50000000 0 0 110000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 60000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office 50000000 UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Sweden's global development cooperation in migration, return and voluntary re-migration 2024–2028 Migration, återvändande och frivillig återvandring 2024-2028 Enhanced conditions for increased return, including forced return, voluntary repatriation and sustainable reintegration, including through strengthening local capacity and infrastructure in countries of origin and transit Stärkta förutsättningar för ökat återvändande, inklusive tvångsvist återvändande, frivillig återvandring, och hållbar återintegrering, bland annat genom att stärka lokal kapacitet och infrastruktur i ursprungs- och transitländer. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-15437 Sweden The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. In pursuing this impact goal, KDI-Transparency International Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anti-corruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption by facilitating a climate in which youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, state institutions, civil society organizations, and media, are willing to openly discuss, learn, cooperate and work towards solutions influencing improved public integrity. Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidence­based data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 -­ To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den offentliga integriteten och ansvarsskyldigheten genom att främja medborgaraktivism i kampen mot korruption. Genom en ökad medborgaraktivism lyfts problemen till statliga institutioner för att vidta åtgärder och, om nödvändigt, förbättra antikorruptionsstandarder och praxis. Projektets målgrupper är ungdomar, vittnen och offer av korruption, civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, statliga institutioner och offentliga myndigheter. The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. By pursuing this impact goal, KDI-TI Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anticorruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI-TI Kosova has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption: Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidencebased data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 - To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. The proposed project is concentrated in the empowerment and interaction of five key target groups (youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, civil society organizations, media, and state institutions), which is instrumental for creating platforms to push for public integrity to improve institutional accountability and ownership. This approach will support the creation of a critical mass which will be able to influence public discourse and drive action against political corruption. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors During 2025 KDI organized a total of 19 training sessions across eight regions of Kosova. Instead of online trainings, which proved ineffective in 2024, KDI shifted to delivering sessions directly in high schools and universities, thereby increasing both outreach and accessibility. In total, 551 young participants took part in these trainings, representing diverse regions, ethnic backgrounds, and social groups. Participation showed a predominance of female participants, contributing to strengthening the role of young women in discussions on integrity and public accountability. Out of 400 young people who completed the training during 2024 KDI selected approximately 50 participants for the two-day Anti-Corruption Camp (Super Academy). Through targeted modules and practical exercises, participants developed a more strategic understanding of how to engage in public processes and contribute to addressing corruption-related issues in their communities. Following the completion of the training cycle and the development of initial advocacy ideas, some participants went on to design and implement concrete initiatives focusing on political finance transparency, environmental governance, and responsible public communication. At the beginning of 2025, KDI conducted a structured review and update of its training modules from the feedback collected during the 2024 training cycle. The revision focused on strengthening the practical relevance of the content and aligning it more closely with participants needs and experiences. Throughout the reporting period, Advocacy and Legal Advice Center (ALAC) received and handled a total of 64 cases, covering a wide range of issues. These included labour rights violations, concerns related to the work of the prosecutorial and judicial systems, cases in the health and education sectors, abuse of office, local governance issues, and whistleblower-related matters. The increased number of cases reported by employees within public institutions indicates growing trust in KDIs reporting mechanisms, as well as in the confidentiality and reliability of the legal support provided through ALAC. During 2025, KDI published two policy briefs addressing key governance and electoral challenges in Kosovo: 'Parliamentary Blockages and the Undermining of Institutional Integrity' examined the impact of legislative deadlock on institutional functioning and accountability. The brief analyzed procedural and political obstacles affecting the Assembly and proposed concrete measures to strengthen institutional integrity and prevent similar blockages in the future. 'Women in the 2025 Local Elections: Between Quotas and Electoral Reality' assessed the participation of women in local elections, focusing on the gap between legal guarantees and actual representation. The brief provided recommendations aimed at improving the effectiveness of gender quotas and strengthening inclusiveness within electoral processes. KDIs advocacy actions contributed to increased public understanding of the institutional crisis and strengthening civic pressure for accountability. The #ShtetiNëPauzë platform enabled coordinated civil society engagement at a national level, while the combination of public communication, research, and symbolic actions ensured sustained visibility of the issue. KDI positioned itself as a consistent and credible source of legal, procedural, and governance-related interpretation. Through more than 15 press statements, the organization addressed each critical phase of the institutional crisis, including the constitution of the Assembly, verification of mandates, respect for constitutional deadlines, and the conduct of political actors During 2024, KDI initiated the Thematic Anti-Corruption Forum, an informal mechanism designed to enhance cooperation between civil society, media, and public institutions in the fight against corruption. During 2025, the context for implementing this activity changed significantly. The Agency for Prevention of Corruption took the initiative to formalize and institutionalize the Anti-Corruption Forum in cooperation with KDI, shifting the focus toward establishing a structured and sustainable platform for cooperation among civil society, media, and public institutions. During 2025, KDI implemented a sub-granting scheme aimed at strengthening civil society engagement in combating corruption and promoting political integrity. Through this mechanism, KDI supported initiatives focused on political financing transparency, integrity in decision-making, and accountability in the use of public resources. The call generated strong interest, with a total of 59 applications submitted, of which five sub-grants were awarded to the highest-ranked local organizations. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15437-15437A0101 Sweden The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. In pursuing this impact goal, KDI-Transparency International Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anti-corruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption by facilitating a climate in which youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, state institutions, civil society organizations, and media, are willing to openly discuss, learn, cooperate and work towards solutions influencing improved public integrity. Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidence­based data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 -­ To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den offentliga integriteten och ansvarsskyldigheten genom att främja medborgaraktivism i kampen mot korruption. Genom en ökad medborgaraktivism lyfts problemen till statliga institutioner för att vidta åtgärder och, om nödvändigt, förbättra antikorruptionsstandarder och praxis. Projektets målgrupper är ungdomar, vittnen och offer av korruption, civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, statliga institutioner och offentliga myndigheter. The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. By pursuing this impact goal, KDI-TI Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anticorruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI-TI Kosova has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption: Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidencebased data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 - To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. The proposed project is concentrated in the empowerment and interaction of five key target groups (youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, civil society organizations, media, and state institutions), which is instrumental for creating platforms to push for public integrity to improve institutional accountability and ownership. This approach will support the creation of a critical mass which will be able to influence public discourse and drive action against political corruption. Sweden Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 2000000 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 4000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 2000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 2000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15437-15437A0102 Sweden The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. In pursuing this impact goal, KDI-Transparency International Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anti-corruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption by facilitating a climate in which youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, state institutions, civil society organizations, and media, are willing to openly discuss, learn, cooperate and work towards solutions influencing improved public integrity. Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidence­based data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 -­ To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den offentliga integriteten och ansvarsskyldigheten genom att främja medborgaraktivism i kampen mot korruption. Genom en ökad medborgaraktivism lyfts problemen till statliga institutioner för att vidta åtgärder och, om nödvändigt, förbättra antikorruptionsstandarder och praxis. Projektets målgrupper är ungdomar, vittnen och offer av korruption, civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, statliga institutioner och offentliga myndigheter. The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. By pursuing this impact goal, KDI-TI Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anticorruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI-TI Kosova has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption: Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidencebased data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 - To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. The proposed project is concentrated in the empowerment and interaction of five key target groups (youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, civil society organizations, media, and state institutions), which is instrumental for creating platforms to push for public integrity to improve institutional accountability and ownership. This approach will support the creation of a critical mass which will be able to influence public discourse and drive action against political corruption. Sweden Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 2500000 1500000 0 0 2000000 1000000 1500000 6000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 2000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 1500000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15437-15437A0201 Sweden The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. In pursuing this impact goal, KDI-Transparency International Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anti-corruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption by facilitating a climate in which youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, state institutions, civil society organizations, and media, are willing to openly discuss, learn, cooperate and work towards solutions influencing improved public integrity. Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidence­based data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 -­ To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den offentliga integriteten och ansvarsskyldigheten genom att främja medborgaraktivism i kampen mot korruption. Genom en ökad medborgaraktivism lyfts problemen till statliga institutioner för att vidta åtgärder och, om nödvändigt, förbättra antikorruptionsstandarder och praxis. Projektets målgrupper är ungdomar, vittnen och offer av korruption, civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, statliga institutioner och offentliga myndigheter. The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. By pursuing this impact goal, KDI-TI Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anticorruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI-TI Kosova has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption: Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidencebased data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 - To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. The proposed project is concentrated in the empowerment and interaction of five key target groups (youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, civil society organizations, media, and state institutions), which is instrumental for creating platforms to push for public integrity to improve institutional accountability and ownership. This approach will support the creation of a critical mass which will be able to influence public discourse and drive action against political corruption. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 199886 199886 199886 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 199886 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15527 Sweden CIHRS, a think and do tank, aims at advancing and supporting the human rights agenda and the upholding of the democratic principles in the MENA region. Implementation is between 2023-2026, with a total budget of 70 MSEK CIHRS, en tankesmedja, syftar till att främja och stödja agendan för mänskliga rättigheter och upprätthållandet av de demokratiska principerna i MENA-regionen. Implementeringen pågår mellan 2023-2026, med en total budget om 70 MSEK Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Algeria Iraq Lebanon Libya Syrian Arab Republic Tunisia Yemen Middle East, regional North of Sahara, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-15527-15527A0101 Sweden CIHRS, a think and do tank, aims at advancing and supporting the human rights agenda and the upholding of the democratic principles in the MENA region. Implementation is between 2023-2026, with a total budget of 70 MSEK CIHRS, en tankesmedja, syftar till att främja och stödja agendan för mänskliga rättigheter och upprätthållandet av de demokratiska principerna i MENA-regionen. Implementeringen pågår mellan 2023-2026, med en total budget om 70 MSEK Sweden CIHRS/Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIHRS/Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling, samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15527-15527A0102 Sweden CIHRS, a think and do tank, aims at advancing and supporting the human rights agenda and the upholding of the democratic principles in the MENA region. Implementation is between 2023-2026, with a total budget of 70 MSEK CIHRS, en tankesmedja, syftar till att främja och stödja agendan för mänskliga rättigheter och upprätthållandet av de demokratiska principerna i MENA-regionen. Implementeringen pågår mellan 2023-2026, med en total budget om 70 MSEK Sweden CIHRS/Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIHRS/Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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Stärkt kapacitet hos människorättsförsvarare, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15527-15527A0103 Sweden CIHRS, a think and do tank, aims at advancing and supporting the human rights agenda and the upholding of the democratic principles in the MENA region. Implementation is between 2023-2026, with a total budget of 70 MSEK CIHRS, en tankesmedja, syftar till att främja och stödja agendan för mänskliga rättigheter och upprätthållandet av de demokratiska principerna i MENA-regionen. Implementeringen pågår mellan 2023-2026, med en total budget om 70 MSEK Sweden CIHRS/Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIHRS/Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 0 0 7000000 0 0 7000000 14000000 CIHRS/Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies 7000000 CIHRS/Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15564 Sweden The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry”. This contribution is meant to support accountability and reduce corruption in Zambia through the OAG. Riksrevisorns uppgifter är att granska räkenskaperna för statliga organ, statliga institutioner, landskapsförvaltningen, lokala myndigheter och andra institutioner som finansieras med offentliga medel. OAG:s uppdrag är att tillhandahålla revisionstjänster av hög kvalitet i rätt tid för att främja transparens och ansvarighet i förvaltningen av offentliga resurser för medborgarnas välbefinnande”. Detta bidrag är tänkt att stödja ansvarsskyldighet och minska korruptionen i Zambia genom OAG. The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry. The 2022 2026 Strategic Plan provides for six (6) objectives: 1. Improve audit services 2. Improve stakeholder engagement 3. Enhance resource mobilization and management 4. Improve operational systems and procedures 5. Enhance human capital 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general Following the signing of the State Audit Act no 27 of 2026 and the Public Audit Act no 29 of 2016 in May 2025, OAG 's mandate as a mainstream government institution changed into an autonomous Supreme Audit Institution. The transition is a very welcome but challenging undertake, and there is a need to change the institutional frameworks, operational independence and not the least the change management competence to operationalise the two acts. While the overarching objectives remained the same, the budget and work plan were revised to better respond to the need to focus on transition activities. As the drought ended, the Embassy also approved utilisation of remaining drought funds (as emergency budget was terminated by the government) to support the transition. The programme has supported the continued implementation of the Office of the Auditor Generals (OAG) core mandate during 2025, including audits across central government, local authorities, parastatal bodies and special assignments. Sida assesses that the activities implemented are relevant, of good quality, and respond well to the programme objectives, contributing to transparency and accountability in the management of public resources. The independent review that the Embassy is currently conducting will be an important resource for OAG in making strategic choices, and give input to the next strategic plan. Examples of results 1. Improve audit services Performance is bench marked against the 2022 baseline and there has been a improvement in the Parliamentary committees follow up on audit recommendations as a result on OAG more proactive work around the issues. The audit coverage of the national budget expenditure has increase from 47 percent in 2021 to 100 percent in 2025. 74 out of 83 activities were implemented and audits were carried out on key government ministries and agencies, but the clientele coverage was 95 percent (compared to expected 100 percent). There are some possible explanations related to transport capacity. A milestone is the improved audit methodology, where OAG:s score rose from Level 2 to Level 3, reflecting more consistent application of audit methodology, standardized processes, and stronger quality controls, thereby enhancing the reliability of audit outcomes and stakeholder confidence in public financial governance. Over the implementation period, OAG has progressively aligned its audit practices with ISSAIs, tracked through the AFROSAIE Institutional Capacity Building Framework (ICBF) and benchmarked against peer SAIs in the Englishspeaking African region. At the outset of RIDP VII in 2022, audit manuals and ISSAI referenced guidance existed but were inconsistently applied across audit directorates. Under the ICBF rating system, performance is measured on a four level scale: Level 1 (Initial), Level 2 (Developing), Level 3 (Established), and Level 4 (Managed and Optimised). The Level 3 score indicates that audit methodologies are now wellestablished, consistently applied, and aligned with international standards, including ISSAIs. At this level, audit processes are no longer ad hoc but are guided by documented procedures, supported by appropriate tools such as the Audit Management System, and implemented by adequately trained staff. In comparison to peer institutions within the AFROSAIE region, reaching Level 3 places the OAG among institutions with solid and reliable audit frameworks, while Level 4 represents a more advanced stage characterised by continuous improvement, innovation, and full optimisation of audit practices. This progress demonstrates significant strengthening of the OAGs audit function and reflects sustained investment in systems, capacity building, and quality assurance mechanisms. 2. Improve stakeholder engagement Stakeholder engagement and transparency remain central to sustaining public trust and institutional relevance. The stakeholder engagement strategy was implemented. Results were still below expected target, with low stakeholder satisfaction (65 instead of 85 percent) and low awareness (70 instead of 85 percent), even if it was a slight improvement in relation to annual target. The result could be explained by the limited resources, growing stakeholder expectations, delays in dissemination of audits and limited engagement on digital platforms. Behavioural change has been challenging to measure and indicators in the new strategic plan will be developed. 3. Enhanced resource mobilisation A key pillar of institutional sustainability is financial sustainability. The report states that the targeted increase of 10 procent were not met and a 5 procent reduction in funding was recorded. Despite this, that to some extent is explained by the government's reallocation of funds due to the drought response, the allocation remained higher that the pre2024 budgetary levels. Still there are challenges around financial sustainability to deliver on the mandate, especially as OAG:s mandate has increased with the government's devolution. The operationalisation of the acts, open up new possibilities, but also challenges, to strengthen the resource mobilisation. Historically, the OAG has faced challenges related to heavy reliance on Treasury funding (75%) and delayed disbursements, and limited control over financial resources have had implication on operations. The new framework provides an opportunity to address these constraints through a diversified financing model that includes Parliamentary appropriations, audit service fees, grants, loans, and investments. 4. Improve operational systems and procedures The report highlights improvements in risk management and monitoring systems, e.g. the roll out of the Zambia Enhanced Audit Tool (ZEDSEAT), which has improved methodology and a more consistent application of standards. 5. Enhanced human capital The individual set targets have not been followed up in the Annual performance appraisal system (APAS), and the system has not been fully operationalised. In addition, 80 positive percent feedback on work culture is a target but the results is only 51.8 percent. OAG has introduced several measures to enhance team building, support and worklife balance but it is still too early to see the results. The human resources will be a key component in the next strategic plan as OAG leadership has identified staff satisfaction and change management as key for a successful transformation and ability to carry out the core mandate. 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Operational sustainability is being strengthened through continued investment in systems, infrastructure, and capacity development. The adoption of digital audit tools such as ZEDSEAT, expansion of ICT systems, and increased focus on performance, environmental, and realtime audits demonstrate the OAG:s commitment to modernising its audit approach. However, persistent constraints in transport, infrastructure, and ICT highlight the need for sustained, long-term investment. Addressing these gaps through multiyear capital planning and strategic partnerships will be essential to maintaining operational efficiency and expanding audit coverage. Increased reliance on technology enabled audits and management processes have enhanced effectiveness and strengthen collaboration across offices. The digital transformation is however costly and there is a need to secure sufficient funding and gradually modernise and equip offices with digital systems. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15564-15564A0101 Sweden The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry”. This contribution is meant to support accountability and reduce corruption in Zambia through the OAG. Riksrevisorns uppgifter är att granska räkenskaperna för statliga organ, statliga institutioner, landskapsförvaltningen, lokala myndigheter och andra institutioner som finansieras med offentliga medel. OAG:s uppdrag är att tillhandahålla revisionstjänster av hög kvalitet i rätt tid för att främja transparens och ansvarighet i förvaltningen av offentliga resurser för medborgarnas välbefinnande”. Detta bidrag är tänkt att stödja ansvarsskyldighet och minska korruptionen i Zambia genom OAG. The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry. The 2022 2026 Strategic Plan provides for six (6) objectives: 1. Improve audit services 2. Improve stakeholder engagement 3. Enhance resource mobilization and management 4. Improve operational systems and procedures 5. Enhance human capital 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OAG/Office of the Auditor General 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 4000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 5000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 3000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 0 OAG/Office of the Auditor General Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15564-15564A0102 Sweden The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry”. This contribution is meant to support accountability and reduce corruption in Zambia through the OAG. Riksrevisorns uppgifter är att granska räkenskaperna för statliga organ, statliga institutioner, landskapsförvaltningen, lokala myndigheter och andra institutioner som finansieras med offentliga medel. OAG:s uppdrag är att tillhandahålla revisionstjänster av hög kvalitet i rätt tid för att främja transparens och ansvarighet i förvaltningen av offentliga resurser för medborgarnas välbefinnande”. Detta bidrag är tänkt att stödja ansvarsskyldighet och minska korruptionen i Zambia genom OAG. The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry. The 2022 2026 Strategic Plan provides for six (6) objectives: 1. Improve audit services 2. Improve stakeholder engagement 3. Enhance resource mobilization and management 4. Improve operational systems and procedures 5. Enhance human capital 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Not applicable 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 995832 1000000 Not applicable 995831.9600000001 Not applicable Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15564-15564A0103 Sweden The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry”. This contribution is meant to support accountability and reduce corruption in Zambia through the OAG. Riksrevisorns uppgifter är att granska räkenskaperna för statliga organ, statliga institutioner, landskapsförvaltningen, lokala myndigheter och andra institutioner som finansieras med offentliga medel. OAG:s uppdrag är att tillhandahålla revisionstjänster av hög kvalitet i rätt tid för att främja transparens och ansvarighet i förvaltningen av offentliga resurser för medborgarnas välbefinnande”. Detta bidrag är tänkt att stödja ansvarsskyldighet och minska korruptionen i Zambia genom OAG. The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry. The 2022 2026 Strategic Plan provides for six (6) objectives: 1. Improve audit services 2. Improve stakeholder engagement 3. Enhance resource mobilization and management 4. Improve operational systems and procedures 5. Enhance human capital 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OAG/Office of the Auditor General 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11150000 15000000 0 5000000 1459964 0 0 0 8540036 0 5000000 0 4000000 5000000 0 0 1150000 26150000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 5000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 0 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 5000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 1150000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 1459964 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 5000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 8540036 OAG/Office of the Auditor General Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15673 Sweden The object of evaluation is Sida's approach to democratization in different country contexts. The study will evaluate how the portfolio as a whole has been designed and the efforts implemented to promote democratic development. Utvärderingsobjektet är Sidas förhållningssätt till demokratisering i olika landkontexter. Studien ska utvärdera hur portföljen i sin helhet har utformats och insatserna genomförts för att främja demokratisk utveckling. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-15673-15673A0101 Sweden The object of evaluation is Sida's approach to democratization in different country contexts. The study will evaluate how the portfolio as a whole has been designed and the efforts implemented to promote democratic development. Utvärderingsobjektet är Sidas förhållningssätt till demokratisering i olika landkontexter. Studien ska utvärdera hur portföljen i sin helhet har utformats och insatserna genomförts för att främja demokratisk utveckling. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 2168968 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2168968 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2168968 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 886700 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1282268 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthened development and application of innovative methods and forms of collaboration and financing that contribute to sustainable development Stärkt utveckling och tillämpning av innovativa metoder samt samverkans- och finansieringsformer som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15673-15673A0104 Sweden The object of evaluation is Sida's approach to democratization in different country contexts. The study will evaluate how the portfolio as a whole has been designed and the efforts implemented to promote democratic development. Utvärderingsobjektet är Sidas förhållningssätt till demokratisering i olika landkontexter. Studien ska utvärdera hur portföljen i sin helhet har utformats och insatserna genomförts för att främja demokratisk utveckling. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 516643 491927 0 24716 516643 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 491926.78 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 24716.02 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-15673-15673A0105 Sweden The object of evaluation is Sida's approach to democratization in different country contexts. The study will evaluate how the portfolio as a whole has been designed and the efforts implemented to promote democratic development. Utvärderingsobjektet är Sidas förhållningssätt till demokratisering i olika landkontexter. Studien ska utvärdera hur portföljen i sin helhet har utformats och insatserna genomförts för att främja demokratisk utveckling. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 270907 0 0 270907 270907 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 270907 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-15694 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to support efforts to reduce deforestation and GHG-emissions - towards the years 2030 and 2050. To achieve this main objective, three specific objectives have been established: - Objective 1: To support the design of a Deforestation Reduction and Mitigation Strategy at the national level, based on the development of a Roadmap to achieve the goals of the Forestry and Agricultural sectors established in the NDC of the Plurinational State of Bolivia 2021-2030 - Objective 2: To analyse, assess and design at least one financial mechanism to improve the generation of own income for the National Authority of Protected Areas - SERNAP -Objective 3: To analyse the economic impact associated with the implementation of the measures identified in the Departmental Climate Change Strategy developed by the Departmental Government of Santa Cruz, hereinafter called Departmentally Determined Contributions (DDC), identifying i) their cost-efficiency, ii) the cost associated with their implementation, iii) their impact on macroeconomic performance at the departmental level, and iv) the comparison of the macroeconomic projection - based on a baseline scenario (without EDCC). The timeframe of the intervention is two and half years with an activity period of two years (24 months). The contribution has an estimated cost of about SEK 7 998 480 . Syftet med insatsen är att stödja insatser för att minska avskogningen och växthusgasutsläppen – till år 2030 och 2050. För att uppnå detta huvudmål har tre specifika mål fastställts: - Mål 1: Att stödja utformningen av en strategi för minskning och begränsning av avskogning på nationell nivå, baserad på utarbetandet av en aktionsplan för att uppnå målen för skogsbruks- och jordbrukssektorerna som fastställts i NDCs för den plurinationella staten Bolivia 2021-2030. - Mål 2: Att analysera, bedöma och utforma minst en finansiell mekanism för att förbättra genereringen av egna inkomster för den nationella myndigheten för skyddade områden - SERNAP -Mål 3: Att analysera de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av genomförandet av de åtgärder som identifierats i den regionala strategi för klimatförändringar som utarbetats av departementsregeringen i Santa Cruz, i den så kallade Departmentally Determined Contributions (DDC), och identifiera i) deras kostnadseffektivitet, ii) kostnaden för deras genomförande, iii) deras inverkan på makroekonomiska resultat på departamentsnivå, iv) Jämförelse av den makroekonomiska prognosen – baserad på ett grundscenario (utan DDC). Tidsramen för insatsen är två och ett halvt år med en aktivitetsperiod på två år (24 månader). Insatsen har en beräknad kostnad på cirka 7 998 480 kronor. This proposal seeks to contribute to the national and departmental public policies to combat climate change, based on a joint collaboration with academia, civil society and the public sector. The aim is to support efforts to reduce deforestation and CO2eq emissions up to the years 2030 and 2050. To achieve this main objective, three specific objectives have been established: - Objective 1: To support the design of a Deforestation Reduction and Mitigation Strategy at the national level, based on the generation of a Roadmap to achieve the goals of the Forestry and Agricultural sectors established in the NDC of the Plurinational State of Bolivia 2021-2030 - Objective 2: To analyse, assess and design at least one financial mechanism to improve the generation of own income for the National Authority of Protected Areas SERNAP -Objective 3: To analyse the economic impact associated with the implementation of the measures identified in the Climate Change Departmental Strategy developed by the Departmental Government of Santa Cruz, hereinafter called Departmentally Determined Contributions (CDD), identifying i) their cost-efficiency, ii) the cost associated with their implementation, iii) their impact on macroeconomic performance at the departmental, and iv) the comparison of the macroeconomic projection with respect to a baseline scenario (without EDCC). At the end of the intervention is expected: -The establishment of a Roadmap to reduce and mitigate deforestation in Bolivia, in such a way that it is viable and applicable within the terms established in the updated NDC (and its goals until the year 2030), outlining actions and goals that contribute to achieving the sectoral measures defined for the Forestry and Agricultural sectors. - The design of at least one new financing mechanism for SERNPAC, based on reliable technical information, and the roadmap for its implementation and inclusion in SERNAPs Collection System. - A report that will contain the results of the model simulations that show the macroeconomic effects and the financial needs of the implementation of key climate change mitigation policies in the department of Santa Cruz (aimed at reducing CO2eq emissions in accordance with the CDDs, Bolivian´s NDC and the objectives of CO2eq emissions by 2050). In a complementary and descriptive way, it is planned to identify and analyse the gender implications that the proposed policies may have. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Forestry policy and administrative management Forestry The CSF portfolio has demonstrated excellent performance and strategic relevance during the reporting period, successfully concluding its first phase and initiating a second phase focused on financial sustainability and climate policy. Despite a complex operational context marked by political uncertainty and institutional transitions, the partner has delivered high-impact, evidence-based products that are directly informing national and sub-national policies. Key results across the portfolio are documented below: 1.1. Strategic Policy Influence and High-Level Technical Inputs: * National Deforestation Reduction Strategy: Developed and delivered a high-level technical strategy, forming the basis for sectoral policies to curb forest loss in Bolivia. This document was adopted by the Plurinational Authority of Mother Earth (APMT) and served as the foundational input for further work by other partners, demonstrating its technical utility. Despite the fact that the document was not published as an official document (mainly due to disputes among the public organizations that are part of the forest council/forum), it is known to have been distributed by these organizations to serve as a reference for the construction of other specific strategies, associated with the forest and land-use change sector, which these institutions agreed to develop. * Support for Updated Climate Commitments (NDC 3.0): A critical technical work for Bolivia's updated Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) was made, including cost analysis of mitigation measures, emission balances, and abatement curves for the forestry and agricultural sectors. CSF directly supported the development of the agricultural and forestry chapters of NDC Version 3.0, which were officially submitted to the UNFCCC in November 2025. These chapters are the most important for Bolivia, as both sectors represent more than 80% of the country's total GHG emissions. This positions CSF as a key technical ally to the Ministry of Environment and Water (MMAyA) and the Ministry of Rural Development and Lands (MDRyT) ahead of COP 30. * Sub-National Climate Planning (Santa Cruz): Completed an Economic Impact Study of the Departmental Climate Change Strategy (EDCC) for Santa Cruz. This pioneering macroeconomic model provides a technical framework for sub-national climate management and has generated interest from other departments like Pando, Beni, and Tarija for replication. This study helped position the Government of Santa Cruz as a pioneering subnational government on climate issues and generated key information on the implementation costs of the Departmental Climate Change Strategy. This information was considered in the subnational government's plans to manage funds associated with emission reduction actions and projects in the department. The study was also presented at the GCF Task Force conference, held in the Department of Santa Cruz in 2024. 1.2. Innovative Financial Mechanisms for Conservation: * "Conservation Passport" (Pasaporte Ambiental): Successfully designed, legally approved, and launched an innovative voluntary donation mechanism for the National Protected Areas Service (SERNAP). The launch in December 2024 garnered significant public and institutional support, and the mechanism has been recognized as a key tool within the Permanent Financing Project (PFP). Its design was backed by a scientific publication in the journal Land. The mechanism was paralyzed twice after its launch, due to changes in authorities at SERNAP and internal problems in that institution, but it was successfully re-launched at EXPOCRUZ (Santa Cruz International Fair), in September 2025. * Tourist Fee Optimization (SISCO): Provided technical studies to optimize the tourist fee structure in the Cotapata Protected Area. The results, also published in the journal Sustainability, are being managed by SERNAP for implementation and serve as a replicable model. Work has begun to apply this model in the Amboró and Otuquis protected areas. * Benefit Distribution Mechanism (MDB): Delivered a comprehensive design for a results-based distribution mechanism under the LEAF Coalition, establishing a solid technical basis for future implementation in Pando and Charagua Iyambae. The technical report of this distribution mechanism is accompanied by an Excel sheet that can be adapted/adjusted to other similar carbon projects in the country. 1.3. Effective Communication and Platform Coordination: * EU-Sweden Platform Communication: Strategy: Successfully executed a short-term project (Feb-May 2025) to enhance the visibility of the EU-Sweden Environmental Platform. This resulted in four high-quality inspirational videos, infographics, and a communicators' workshop that strengthened collaboration and built a common narrative among 14 partner organizations. * Strategic Dissemination: Across all components, CSF demonstrated a strong capacity for strategic communication, including scientific publications, policy briefs, informative booklets, and active participation in national and international events, ensuring high visibility for both its work and the support from Sida/UE. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15694-15694A0101 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to support efforts to reduce deforestation and GHG-emissions - towards the years 2030 and 2050. To achieve this main objective, three specific objectives have been established: - Objective 1: To support the design of a Deforestation Reduction and Mitigation Strategy at the national level, based on the development of a Roadmap to achieve the goals of the Forestry and Agricultural sectors established in the NDC of the Plurinational State of Bolivia 2021-2030 - Objective 2: To analyse, assess and design at least one financial mechanism to improve the generation of own income for the National Authority of Protected Areas - SERNAP -Objective 3: To analyse the economic impact associated with the implementation of the measures identified in the Departmental Climate Change Strategy developed by the Departmental Government of Santa Cruz, hereinafter called Departmentally Determined Contributions (DDC), identifying i) their cost-efficiency, ii) the cost associated with their implementation, iii) their impact on macroeconomic performance at the departmental level, and iv) the comparison of the macroeconomic projection - based on a baseline scenario (without EDCC). The timeframe of the intervention is two and half years with an activity period of two years (24 months). The contribution has an estimated cost of about SEK 7 998 480 . Syftet med insatsen är att stödja insatser för att minska avskogningen och växthusgasutsläppen – till år 2030 och 2050. För att uppnå detta huvudmål har tre specifika mål fastställts: - Mål 1: Att stödja utformningen av en strategi för minskning och begränsning av avskogning på nationell nivå, baserad på utarbetandet av en aktionsplan för att uppnå målen för skogsbruks- och jordbrukssektorerna som fastställts i NDCs för den plurinationella staten Bolivia 2021-2030. - Mål 2: Att analysera, bedöma och utforma minst en finansiell mekanism för att förbättra genereringen av egna inkomster för den nationella myndigheten för skyddade områden - SERNAP -Mål 3: Att analysera de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av genomförandet av de åtgärder som identifierats i den regionala strategi för klimatförändringar som utarbetats av departementsregeringen i Santa Cruz, i den så kallade Departmentally Determined Contributions (DDC), och identifiera i) deras kostnadseffektivitet, ii) kostnaden för deras genomförande, iii) deras inverkan på makroekonomiska resultat på departamentsnivå, iv) Jämförelse av den makroekonomiska prognosen – baserad på ett grundscenario (utan DDC). Tidsramen för insatsen är två och ett halvt år med en aktivitetsperiod på två år (24 månader). Insatsen har en beräknad kostnad på cirka 7 998 480 kronor. This proposal seeks to contribute to the national and departmental public policies to combat climate change, based on a joint collaboration with academia, civil society and the public sector. The aim is to support efforts to reduce deforestation and CO2eq emissions up to the years 2030 and 2050. To achieve this main objective, three specific objectives have been established: - Objective 1: To support the design of a Deforestation Reduction and Mitigation Strategy at the national level, based on the generation of a Roadmap to achieve the goals of the Forestry and Agricultural sectors established in the NDC of the Plurinational State of Bolivia 2021-2030 - Objective 2: To analyse, assess and design at least one financial mechanism to improve the generation of own income for the National Authority of Protected Areas SERNAP -Objective 3: To analyse the economic impact associated with the implementation of the measures identified in the Climate Change Departmental Strategy developed by the Departmental Government of Santa Cruz, hereinafter called Departmentally Determined Contributions (CDD), identifying i) their cost-efficiency, ii) the cost associated with their implementation, iii) their impact on macroeconomic performance at the departmental, and iv) the comparison of the macroeconomic projection with respect to a baseline scenario (without EDCC). At the end of the intervention is expected: -The establishment of a Roadmap to reduce and mitigate deforestation in Bolivia, in such a way that it is viable and applicable within the terms established in the updated NDC (and its goals until the year 2030), outlining actions and goals that contribute to achieving the sectoral measures defined for the Forestry and Agricultural sectors. - The design of at least one new financing mechanism for SERNPAC, based on reliable technical information, and the roadmap for its implementation and inclusion in SERNAPs Collection System. - A report that will contain the results of the model simulations that show the macroeconomic effects and the financial needs of the implementation of key climate change mitigation policies in the department of Santa Cruz (aimed at reducing CO2eq emissions in accordance with the CDDs, Bolivian´s NDC and the objectives of CO2eq emissions by 2050). In a complementary and descriptive way, it is planned to identify and analyse the gender implications that the proposed policies may have. Sweden Conservation Strategy Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conservation Strategy Fund 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 2498480 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 3500000 2498480 0 0 0 2000000 7998480 Conservation Strategy Fund 3500000 Conservation Strategy Fund 2498480 Conservation Strategy Fund 2000000 Conservation Strategy Fund Bolivia 2021-2025 Bolivia 2021-2025 Climate prevention and mitigation (temporary translation) Begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Administration of natural resources (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive bevarande av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15694-15694A0102 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to support efforts to reduce deforestation and GHG-emissions - towards the years 2030 and 2050. To achieve this main objective, three specific objectives have been established: - Objective 1: To support the design of a Deforestation Reduction and Mitigation Strategy at the national level, based on the development of a Roadmap to achieve the goals of the Forestry and Agricultural sectors established in the NDC of the Plurinational State of Bolivia 2021-2030 - Objective 2: To analyse, assess and design at least one financial mechanism to improve the generation of own income for the National Authority of Protected Areas - SERNAP -Objective 3: To analyse the economic impact associated with the implementation of the measures identified in the Departmental Climate Change Strategy developed by the Departmental Government of Santa Cruz, hereinafter called Departmentally Determined Contributions (DDC), identifying i) their cost-efficiency, ii) the cost associated with their implementation, iii) their impact on macroeconomic performance at the departmental level, and iv) the comparison of the macroeconomic projection - based on a baseline scenario (without EDCC). The timeframe of the intervention is two and half years with an activity period of two years (24 months). The contribution has an estimated cost of about SEK 7 998 480 . Syftet med insatsen är att stödja insatser för att minska avskogningen och växthusgasutsläppen – till år 2030 och 2050. För att uppnå detta huvudmål har tre specifika mål fastställts: - Mål 1: Att stödja utformningen av en strategi för minskning och begränsning av avskogning på nationell nivå, baserad på utarbetandet av en aktionsplan för att uppnå målen för skogsbruks- och jordbrukssektorerna som fastställts i NDCs för den plurinationella staten Bolivia 2021-2030. - Mål 2: Att analysera, bedöma och utforma minst en finansiell mekanism för att förbättra genereringen av egna inkomster för den nationella myndigheten för skyddade områden - SERNAP -Mål 3: Att analysera de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av genomförandet av de åtgärder som identifierats i den regionala strategi för klimatförändringar som utarbetats av departementsregeringen i Santa Cruz, i den så kallade Departmentally Determined Contributions (DDC), och identifiera i) deras kostnadseffektivitet, ii) kostnaden för deras genomförande, iii) deras inverkan på makroekonomiska resultat på departamentsnivå, iv) Jämförelse av den makroekonomiska prognosen – baserad på ett grundscenario (utan DDC). Tidsramen för insatsen är två och ett halvt år med en aktivitetsperiod på två år (24 månader). Insatsen har en beräknad kostnad på cirka 7 998 480 kronor. This proposal seeks to contribute to the national and departmental public policies to combat climate change, based on a joint collaboration with academia, civil society and the public sector. The aim is to support efforts to reduce deforestation and CO2eq emissions up to the years 2030 and 2050. To achieve this main objective, three specific objectives have been established: - Objective 1: To support the design of a Deforestation Reduction and Mitigation Strategy at the national level, based on the generation of a Roadmap to achieve the goals of the Forestry and Agricultural sectors established in the NDC of the Plurinational State of Bolivia 2021-2030 - Objective 2: To analyse, assess and design at least one financial mechanism to improve the generation of own income for the National Authority of Protected Areas SERNAP -Objective 3: To analyse the economic impact associated with the implementation of the measures identified in the Climate Change Departmental Strategy developed by the Departmental Government of Santa Cruz, hereinafter called Departmentally Determined Contributions (CDD), identifying i) their cost-efficiency, ii) the cost associated with their implementation, iii) their impact on macroeconomic performance at the departmental, and iv) the comparison of the macroeconomic projection with respect to a baseline scenario (without EDCC). At the end of the intervention is expected: -The establishment of a Roadmap to reduce and mitigate deforestation in Bolivia, in such a way that it is viable and applicable within the terms established in the updated NDC (and its goals until the year 2030), outlining actions and goals that contribute to achieving the sectoral measures defined for the Forestry and Agricultural sectors. - The design of at least one new financing mechanism for SERNPAC, based on reliable technical information, and the roadmap for its implementation and inclusion in SERNAPs Collection System. - A report that will contain the results of the model simulations that show the macroeconomic effects and the financial needs of the implementation of key climate change mitigation policies in the department of Santa Cruz (aimed at reducing CO2eq emissions in accordance with the CDDs, Bolivian´s NDC and the objectives of CO2eq emissions by 2050). In a complementary and descriptive way, it is planned to identify and analyse the gender implications that the proposed policies may have. Sweden Conservation Strategy Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conservation Strategy Fund 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 564400 564400 0 0 0 0 564400 0 0 564400 1128800 Conservation Strategy Fund 564400 Conservation Strategy Fund 564400 Conservation Strategy Fund Bolivia 2021-2025 Bolivia 2021-2025 Climate prevention and mitigation (temporary translation) Begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15694-15694A0105 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to support efforts to reduce deforestation and GHG-emissions - towards the years 2030 and 2050. To achieve this main objective, three specific objectives have been established: - Objective 1: To support the design of a Deforestation Reduction and Mitigation Strategy at the national level, based on the development of a Roadmap to achieve the goals of the Forestry and Agricultural sectors established in the NDC of the Plurinational State of Bolivia 2021-2030 - Objective 2: To analyse, assess and design at least one financial mechanism to improve the generation of own income for the National Authority of Protected Areas - SERNAP -Objective 3: To analyse the economic impact associated with the implementation of the measures identified in the Departmental Climate Change Strategy developed by the Departmental Government of Santa Cruz, hereinafter called Departmentally Determined Contributions (DDC), identifying i) their cost-efficiency, ii) the cost associated with their implementation, iii) their impact on macroeconomic performance at the departmental level, and iv) the comparison of the macroeconomic projection - based on a baseline scenario (without EDCC). The timeframe of the intervention is two and half years with an activity period of two years (24 months). The contribution has an estimated cost of about SEK 7 998 480 . Syftet med insatsen är att stödja insatser för att minska avskogningen och växthusgasutsläppen – till år 2030 och 2050. För att uppnå detta huvudmål har tre specifika mål fastställts: - Mål 1: Att stödja utformningen av en strategi för minskning och begränsning av avskogning på nationell nivå, baserad på utarbetandet av en aktionsplan för att uppnå målen för skogsbruks- och jordbrukssektorerna som fastställts i NDCs för den plurinationella staten Bolivia 2021-2030. - Mål 2: Att analysera, bedöma och utforma minst en finansiell mekanism för att förbättra genereringen av egna inkomster för den nationella myndigheten för skyddade områden - SERNAP -Mål 3: Att analysera de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av genomförandet av de åtgärder som identifierats i den regionala strategi för klimatförändringar som utarbetats av departementsregeringen i Santa Cruz, i den så kallade Departmentally Determined Contributions (DDC), och identifiera i) deras kostnadseffektivitet, ii) kostnaden för deras genomförande, iii) deras inverkan på makroekonomiska resultat på departamentsnivå, iv) Jämförelse av den makroekonomiska prognosen – baserad på ett grundscenario (utan DDC). Tidsramen för insatsen är två och ett halvt år med en aktivitetsperiod på två år (24 månader). Insatsen har en beräknad kostnad på cirka 7 998 480 kronor. This proposal seeks to contribute to the national and departmental public policies to combat climate change, based on a joint collaboration with academia, civil society and the public sector. The aim is to support efforts to reduce deforestation and CO2eq emissions up to the years 2030 and 2050. To achieve this main objective, three specific objectives have been established: - Objective 1: To support the design of a Deforestation Reduction and Mitigation Strategy at the national level, based on the generation of a Roadmap to achieve the goals of the Forestry and Agricultural sectors established in the NDC of the Plurinational State of Bolivia 2021-2030 - Objective 2: To analyse, assess and design at least one financial mechanism to improve the generation of own income for the National Authority of Protected Areas SERNAP -Objective 3: To analyse the economic impact associated with the implementation of the measures identified in the Climate Change Departmental Strategy developed by the Departmental Government of Santa Cruz, hereinafter called Departmentally Determined Contributions (CDD), identifying i) their cost-efficiency, ii) the cost associated with their implementation, iii) their impact on macroeconomic performance at the departmental, and iv) the comparison of the macroeconomic projection with respect to a baseline scenario (without EDCC). At the end of the intervention is expected: -The establishment of a Roadmap to reduce and mitigate deforestation in Bolivia, in such a way that it is viable and applicable within the terms established in the updated NDC (and its goals until the year 2030), outlining actions and goals that contribute to achieving the sectoral measures defined for the Forestry and Agricultural sectors. - The design of at least one new financing mechanism for SERNPAC, based on reliable technical information, and the roadmap for its implementation and inclusion in SERNAPs Collection System. - A report that will contain the results of the model simulations that show the macroeconomic effects and the financial needs of the implementation of key climate change mitigation policies in the department of Santa Cruz (aimed at reducing CO2eq emissions in accordance with the CDDs, Bolivian´s NDC and the objectives of CO2eq emissions by 2050). In a complementary and descriptive way, it is planned to identify and analyse the gender implications that the proposed policies may have. Sweden Conservation Strategy Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conservation Strategy Fund 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 600000 600000 600000 Conservation Strategy Fund 600000 Conservation Strategy Fund Bolivia 2021-2025 Bolivia 2021-2025 Climate prevention and mitigation (temporary translation) Begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15706 Sweden The World Health Organization/WHO is the UN's specialist body for health issues with the task of leading and coordinating international health efforts, supporting the governments of member countries in implementing the best possible health and medical care policies and acting as a coordinating authority in global health work. WHO's overall goal is stated in the organization's constitution and is "that all people should achieve the highest possible level of health". WHO's goals are primarily described through two guiding documents: the strategic work programme, the General Program of Work (GPW13) and the program budget. The work program for 2019–2025 is the thirteenth in the order, is based on Agenda 2030 and specifies WHO's three strategic priorities called the "triple billion goals". The triple billion goals mean that one billion more people will have access to universal health coverage (UHC), one billion more people will be better protected against health-related emergencies and one billion more people should live healthier lives. The work program also includes a fourth prioritization aimed at strengthening efficiency within WHO and improving support for member states. The support mainly consists of flexible and non-earmarked funds for the implementation of the WHO program budget for 2022-2023 in line with GPW13, as well as of a smaller soft-earmarked component dedicated to the goal of healthy lives and the work on health/climate, environment and biodiversity. The contribution is a co-financing between two strategies where the majority of the funds are channeled via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable social development (a total of 290 mSEK) and a smaller part via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in the environment, climate and biodiversity (a total of 30 mSEK). Based on the in-depth appraisal that led to the decision, Sida's support package to the WHO is deemed necessary to strengthen the multilateral health work at global, regional and national level through an efficient and reformed WHO. The contribution is considered more relevant than ever in light of the enormous burden that the pandemic has and continues to cause on health systems around the world, where the greatest challenges are found in low- and middle-income countries. Here, WHO's presence and technical support is considered crucial to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty and health differences between groups and countries, as well as in the work to achieve the global goals, above all goal 3 on good health and well-being. Sida commissioned its Climate and Environment helpdesk to conduct a Central Environmental Review (CER) of WHO in early 2022 as part of the appraisal process. The key findings from the CER indicate that WHO works to manage both operational (direct) and programmatic (indirect) environmental and climate change issues. The organisation´s direct impact and internal work connected to climate and environment is strong and involves thorough policies, reports and follow ups on for example their internal waste management, procurements and events. WHO further supports member states in their transformation toward green and resilient health systems. Världshälsoorganisationen/WHO är FN:s fackorgan för hälsofrågor med uppdrag att leda och samordna internationellt hälsoarbete, stödja medlemsländernas regeringar i att genomföra bästa möjliga hälso- och sjukvårdspolitik och agera som samordnande auktoritet i det globala hälsoarbetet. WHO:s övergripande mål anges i organisationens konstitution och är ”att alla människor ska uppnå högsta möjliga hälsa”. WHO:s mål beskrivs främst genom två styrdokument: det strategiska arbetsprogrammet, General Programme of Work (GPW13) samt programbudgeten. Arbetsprogrammet för 2019–2025 är det trettonde i ordningen, baseras på Agenda 2030 och anger WHO:s tre strategiska prioriteringar kallade ”trippelmiljardmålen”. Trippelmiljardmålen innebär att en miljard fler människor ska få tillgång till allmän hälso- och sjukvård (Universal Health Coverage, UHC), en miljard fler människor ska vara bättre skyddade mot hälsorelaterade kriser och en miljard fler människor ska leva hälsosammare liv. Arbetsprogrammet innehåller även en fjärde prioritering som syftar till att stärka effektiviteten inom WHO och förbättra stödet till medlemsländerna. Stödet består huvudsakligen av flexibla och icke-öronmärkta medel för genomförandet av WHO:s programbudget för 2022-2023 i linje med GPW13, samt av en mindre mjukt öronmärkt komponent dedikerad målet kring hälsosamma liv och arbetet med hälsa/klimat, miljö och biodiversitet. Insatsen är en samfinansiering mellan två strategier där majoriteten av medlen kanaliseras via strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar social utveckling (totalt 290 mSEK) och en mindre del via strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald (totalt 30 mSEK). Utifrån den fördjupande beredning som föranledde beslutet bedöms Sidas stödpaket till WHO nödvändigt för att stärka det multilaterala samfundets hälsoarbete på global, regional och nationell nivå genom ett effektivt och reformerat WHO. Bidraget anses mer relevant än någonsin i ljuset av den enorma börda som pandemin har och fortsätter att orsaka hälsosystem runt om i världen där de största utmaningarna återfinns i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Här anses WHO:s närvaro och tekniska stöd avgörande för att lindra nöd, minska fattigdom och hälsoskillnader mellan grupper och länder samt i arbetet med att uppnå de globala målen, framförallt mål 3 om god hälsa och välbefinnande. Sida gav sin miljö-helpdesk i uppdrag att genomföra en Central Environmental Review (CER) av WHO i början av 2022 som en del av beredningsprocessen. De viktigaste resultaten från CER indikerar att WHO arbetar för att hantera både operativa (direkta) och programmatiska (indirekta) miljö- och klimatfrågor. Organisationens direkta påverkan och interna arbete kopplat till klimat och miljö är starkt och inkluderar omfattande policyer, rapporter och uppföljningar av till exempel deras interna avfallshantering, upphandlingar och evenemang. WHO stödjer även medlemsländerna i deras omvandling mot gröna och motståndskraftiga hälsosystem. Baserat på utvärderingen bedöms kärnsegmentet av insatsen ha en policymarkör 1 (signifikant mål) i förhållande till miljö, mildring av klimatförändringar och anpassning. Den mjuka öronmärkningen dedikerad miljö, klimat och hälsa bedöms ha 2 (huvudmål) i förhållande till miljö, klimatförändring (anpassning) och biologisk mångfald, och policymarkör 1 (signifikant mål) för klimatförändringar (mildring). The World Health Organization/WHO is the UN's specialist body for health issues with the task of leading and coordinating international health efforts, supporting the governments of member countries in implementing the best possible health and medical care policies and acting as a coordinating authority in global health work. WHO's overall goal is stated in the organization's constitution and is "that all people should achieve the highest possible level of health". WHO's goals are primarily described through two guiding documents: the strategic work programme, the General Program of Work (GPW13) and the program budget. The work program for 20192025 is the thirteenth in the order, is based on Agenda 2030 and specifies WHO's three strategic priorities called the "triple billion goals". The triple billion goals mean that one billion more people will have access to universal health coverage (UHC), one billion more people will be better protected against health-related emergencies and one billion more people should live healthier lives. The work program also includes a fourth prioritization aimed at strengthening efficiency within WHO and improving support for member states. The support mainly consists of flexible and non-earmarked funds for the implementation of the WHO program budget for 2022-2023 and extended for 2024 in line with GPW13, as well as of a smaller soft-earmarked component dedicated to the goal of healthy lives and the work on health/climate, environment and biodiversity. The contribution is a co-financing between two strategies where the majority of the funds are channeled via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable social development (a total of 389,5 mSEK) and a smaller part via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in the environment, climate and biodiversity (a total of 45 mSEK). Based on the in-depth appraisal that led to the decision, Sida's support package to the WHO is deemed necessary to strengthen the multilateral health work at global, regional and national level through an efficient and reformed WHO. The contribution is considered more relevant than ever in light of the enormous burden that the pandemic has and continues to cause on health systems around the world where the greatest challenges are found in low- and middle-income countries. Here, WHO's presence and technical support is considered crucial to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty and health differences between groups and countries, as well as in the work to achieve the global goals, above all goal 3 on good health and well-being. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Europe, regional America, regional Oceania, regional Africa, regional Europe, regional Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Health policy and administrative management Environmental policy and administrative management Health, General General Environment Protection The results report from 2025 is an endterm report of the biennium 2024-2025 and summarizes the following key results in the three pillars of work in line with the Global Programme of Work (GPW): Healthier Populations Pillar (incl climate, environment and health and AMR): WHO reports that an estimated 1.75 billion more people are living healthier lives, exceeding the Triple Billion target. Progress was driven primarily by improvements in environmental determinants of health, including access to clean household energy, water, sanitation and hygiene services, as well as reductions in air pollution, tobacco use and alcohol consumption. WHO notes that rising obesity among adults and children remains a concern. Examples of results include adoption of the 2025 Political Declaration on Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health by 175 Member States, implementation of the Acceleration Plan to Stop Obesity in 34 countries, strengthened work on air pollution and health, and increased political commitment to One Health, including antimicrobial resistance. Universal Health Coverage Pillar: WHO reports that the UHC target was not achieved, however, an estimated 567 million more people gained access to essential health services without catastrophic health spending. Progress was driven largely by communicable disease programmes, including HIV and tuberculosis, improved sanitation and expansion of the health workforce. Key results included WHO guidance on resilient and domestically financed health systems, expanded antimicrobial resistance surveillance through GLASS, new guidance on HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, increased coverage of HPV vaccination, and the introduction of malaria vaccines in 25 countries, reaching more than 10 million children. Health Emergencies Protection Pillar: WHO estimates that 698 million more people are better protected from health emergencies. Key results included the adoption of the WHO Pandemic Agreement and amendments to the International Health Regulations (2005), support to 70 countries through the Pandemic Fund, assessment of 5.4 million potential public health signals and management of 66 emergencies across 88 countries and territories. WHO also supported largescale humanitarian responses, including in Gaza, and reported a 56% reduction in wild poliovirus cases during 2025. Effective and Efficient WHO Pillar: The report notes continued efforts to strengthen WHO's effectiveness, including work on data systems, innovation, governance, accountability, sustainable financing, gender equality, human rights and disability inclusion. Progress was also reported in strengthening country capacities for health information systems and health impact monitoring and in improving organizational management and oversight functions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15706-15706A0101 Sweden The World Health Organization/WHO is the UN's specialist body for health issues with the task of leading and coordinating international health efforts, supporting the governments of member countries in implementing the best possible health and medical care policies and acting as a coordinating authority in global health work. WHO's overall goal is stated in the organization's constitution and is "that all people should achieve the highest possible level of health". WHO's goals are primarily described through two guiding documents: the strategic work programme, the General Program of Work (GPW13) and the program budget. The work program for 2019–2025 is the thirteenth in the order, is based on Agenda 2030 and specifies WHO's three strategic priorities called the "triple billion goals". The triple billion goals mean that one billion more people will have access to universal health coverage (UHC), one billion more people will be better protected against health-related emergencies and one billion more people should live healthier lives. The work program also includes a fourth prioritization aimed at strengthening efficiency within WHO and improving support for member states. The support mainly consists of flexible and non-earmarked funds for the implementation of the WHO program budget for 2022-2023 in line with GPW13, as well as of a smaller soft-earmarked component dedicated to the goal of healthy lives and the work on health/climate, environment and biodiversity. The contribution is a co-financing between two strategies where the majority of the funds are channeled via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable social development (a total of 290 mSEK) and a smaller part via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in the environment, climate and biodiversity (a total of 30 mSEK). Based on the in-depth appraisal that led to the decision, Sida's support package to the WHO is deemed necessary to strengthen the multilateral health work at global, regional and national level through an efficient and reformed WHO. The contribution is considered more relevant than ever in light of the enormous burden that the pandemic has and continues to cause on health systems around the world, where the greatest challenges are found in low- and middle-income countries. Here, WHO's presence and technical support is considered crucial to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty and health differences between groups and countries, as well as in the work to achieve the global goals, above all goal 3 on good health and well-being. Sida commissioned its Climate and Environment helpdesk to conduct a Central Environmental Review (CER) of WHO in early 2022 as part of the appraisal process. The key findings from the CER indicate that WHO works to manage both operational (direct) and programmatic (indirect) environmental and climate change issues. The organisation´s direct impact and internal work connected to climate and environment is strong and involves thorough policies, reports and follow ups on for example their internal waste management, procurements and events. WHO further supports member states in their transformation toward green and resilient health systems. Världshälsoorganisationen/WHO är FN:s fackorgan för hälsofrågor med uppdrag att leda och samordna internationellt hälsoarbete, stödja medlemsländernas regeringar i att genomföra bästa möjliga hälso- och sjukvårdspolitik och agera som samordnande auktoritet i det globala hälsoarbetet. WHO:s övergripande mål anges i organisationens konstitution och är ”att alla människor ska uppnå högsta möjliga hälsa”. WHO:s mål beskrivs främst genom två styrdokument: det strategiska arbetsprogrammet, General Programme of Work (GPW13) samt programbudgeten. Arbetsprogrammet för 2019–2025 är det trettonde i ordningen, baseras på Agenda 2030 och anger WHO:s tre strategiska prioriteringar kallade ”trippelmiljardmålen”. Trippelmiljardmålen innebär att en miljard fler människor ska få tillgång till allmän hälso- och sjukvård (Universal Health Coverage, UHC), en miljard fler människor ska vara bättre skyddade mot hälsorelaterade kriser och en miljard fler människor ska leva hälsosammare liv. Arbetsprogrammet innehåller även en fjärde prioritering som syftar till att stärka effektiviteten inom WHO och förbättra stödet till medlemsländerna. Stödet består huvudsakligen av flexibla och icke-öronmärkta medel för genomförandet av WHO:s programbudget för 2022-2023 i linje med GPW13, samt av en mindre mjukt öronmärkt komponent dedikerad målet kring hälsosamma liv och arbetet med hälsa/klimat, miljö och biodiversitet. Insatsen är en samfinansiering mellan två strategier där majoriteten av medlen kanaliseras via strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar social utveckling (totalt 290 mSEK) och en mindre del via strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald (totalt 30 mSEK). Utifrån den fördjupande beredning som föranledde beslutet bedöms Sidas stödpaket till WHO nödvändigt för att stärka det multilaterala samfundets hälsoarbete på global, regional och nationell nivå genom ett effektivt och reformerat WHO. Bidraget anses mer relevant än någonsin i ljuset av den enorma börda som pandemin har och fortsätter att orsaka hälsosystem runt om i världen där de största utmaningarna återfinns i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Här anses WHO:s närvaro och tekniska stöd avgörande för att lindra nöd, minska fattigdom och hälsoskillnader mellan grupper och länder samt i arbetet med att uppnå de globala målen, framförallt mål 3 om god hälsa och välbefinnande. Sida gav sin miljö-helpdesk i uppdrag att genomföra en Central Environmental Review (CER) av WHO i början av 2022 som en del av beredningsprocessen. De viktigaste resultaten från CER indikerar att WHO arbetar för att hantera både operativa (direkta) och programmatiska (indirekta) miljö- och klimatfrågor. Organisationens direkta påverkan och interna arbete kopplat till klimat och miljö är starkt och inkluderar omfattande policyer, rapporter och uppföljningar av till exempel deras interna avfallshantering, upphandlingar och evenemang. WHO stödjer även medlemsländerna i deras omvandling mot gröna och motståndskraftiga hälsosystem. Baserat på utvärderingen bedöms kärnsegmentet av insatsen ha en policymarkör 1 (signifikant mål) i förhållande till miljö, mildring av klimatförändringar och anpassning. Den mjuka öronmärkningen dedikerad miljö, klimat och hälsa bedöms ha 2 (huvudmål) i förhållande till miljö, klimatförändring (anpassning) och biologisk mångfald, och policymarkör 1 (signifikant mål) för klimatförändringar (mildring). The World Health Organization/WHO is the UN's specialist body for health issues with the task of leading and coordinating international health efforts, supporting the governments of member countries in implementing the best possible health and medical care policies and acting as a coordinating authority in global health work. WHO's overall goal is stated in the organization's constitution and is "that all people should achieve the highest possible level of health". WHO's goals are primarily described through two guiding documents: the strategic work programme, the General Program of Work (GPW13) and the program budget. The work program for 20192025 is the thirteenth in the order, is based on Agenda 2030 and specifies WHO's three strategic priorities called the "triple billion goals". The triple billion goals mean that one billion more people will have access to universal health coverage (UHC), one billion more people will be better protected against health-related emergencies and one billion more people should live healthier lives. The work program also includes a fourth prioritization aimed at strengthening efficiency within WHO and improving support for member states. The support mainly consists of flexible and non-earmarked funds for the implementation of the WHO program budget for 2022-2023 and extended for 2024 in line with GPW13, as well as of a smaller soft-earmarked component dedicated to the goal of healthy lives and the work on health/climate, environment and biodiversity. The contribution is a co-financing between two strategies where the majority of the funds are channeled via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable social development (a total of 389,5 mSEK) and a smaller part via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in the environment, climate and biodiversity (a total of 45 mSEK). Based on the in-depth appraisal that led to the decision, Sida's support package to the WHO is deemed necessary to strengthen the multilateral health work at global, regional and national level through an efficient and reformed WHO. The contribution is considered more relevant than ever in light of the enormous burden that the pandemic has and continues to cause on health systems around the world where the greatest challenges are found in low- and middle-income countries. Here, WHO's presence and technical support is considered crucial to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty and health differences between groups and countries, as well as in the work to achieve the global goals, above all goal 3 on good health and well-being. Sweden WHO/World Health Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WHO/World Health Organization 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 3.6 - By 2020, halve the number of global deaths and injuries from road traffic accidents. 3.6 - Till 2020 halvera antalet dödsfall och skador i vägtrafikolyckor i världen. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 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WHO's overall goal is stated in the organization's constitution and is "that all people should achieve the highest possible level of health". WHO's goals are primarily described through two guiding documents: the strategic work programme, the General Program of Work (GPW13) and the program budget. The work program for 2019–2025 is the thirteenth in the order, is based on Agenda 2030 and specifies WHO's three strategic priorities called the "triple billion goals". The triple billion goals mean that one billion more people will have access to universal health coverage (UHC), one billion more people will be better protected against health-related emergencies and one billion more people should live healthier lives. The work program also includes a fourth prioritization aimed at strengthening efficiency within WHO and improving support for member states. The support mainly consists of flexible and non-earmarked funds for the implementation of the WHO program budget for 2022-2023 in line with GPW13, as well as of a smaller soft-earmarked component dedicated to the goal of healthy lives and the work on health/climate, environment and biodiversity. The contribution is a co-financing between two strategies where the majority of the funds are channeled via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable social development (a total of 290 mSEK) and a smaller part via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in the environment, climate and biodiversity (a total of 30 mSEK). Based on the in-depth appraisal that led to the decision, Sida's support package to the WHO is deemed necessary to strengthen the multilateral health work at global, regional and national level through an efficient and reformed WHO. The contribution is considered more relevant than ever in light of the enormous burden that the pandemic has and continues to cause on health systems around the world, where the greatest challenges are found in low- and middle-income countries. Here, WHO's presence and technical support is considered crucial to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty and health differences between groups and countries, as well as in the work to achieve the global goals, above all goal 3 on good health and well-being. Sida commissioned its Climate and Environment helpdesk to conduct a Central Environmental Review (CER) of WHO in early 2022 as part of the appraisal process. The key findings from the CER indicate that WHO works to manage both operational (direct) and programmatic (indirect) environmental and climate change issues. The organisation´s direct impact and internal work connected to climate and environment is strong and involves thorough policies, reports and follow ups on for example their internal waste management, procurements and events. WHO further supports member states in their transformation toward green and resilient health systems. Världshälsoorganisationen/WHO är FN:s fackorgan för hälsofrågor med uppdrag att leda och samordna internationellt hälsoarbete, stödja medlemsländernas regeringar i att genomföra bästa möjliga hälso- och sjukvårdspolitik och agera som samordnande auktoritet i det globala hälsoarbetet. WHO:s övergripande mål anges i organisationens konstitution och är ”att alla människor ska uppnå högsta möjliga hälsa”. WHO:s mål beskrivs främst genom två styrdokument: det strategiska arbetsprogrammet, General Programme of Work (GPW13) samt programbudgeten. Arbetsprogrammet för 2019–2025 är det trettonde i ordningen, baseras på Agenda 2030 och anger WHO:s tre strategiska prioriteringar kallade ”trippelmiljardmålen”. Trippelmiljardmålen innebär att en miljard fler människor ska få tillgång till allmän hälso- och sjukvård (Universal Health Coverage, UHC), en miljard fler människor ska vara bättre skyddade mot hälsorelaterade kriser och en miljard fler människor ska leva hälsosammare liv. Arbetsprogrammet innehåller även en fjärde prioritering som syftar till att stärka effektiviteten inom WHO och förbättra stödet till medlemsländerna. Stödet består huvudsakligen av flexibla och icke-öronmärkta medel för genomförandet av WHO:s programbudget för 2022-2023 i linje med GPW13, samt av en mindre mjukt öronmärkt komponent dedikerad målet kring hälsosamma liv och arbetet med hälsa/klimat, miljö och biodiversitet. Insatsen är en samfinansiering mellan två strategier där majoriteten av medlen kanaliseras via strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar social utveckling (totalt 290 mSEK) och en mindre del via strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald (totalt 30 mSEK). Utifrån den fördjupande beredning som föranledde beslutet bedöms Sidas stödpaket till WHO nödvändigt för att stärka det multilaterala samfundets hälsoarbete på global, regional och nationell nivå genom ett effektivt och reformerat WHO. Bidraget anses mer relevant än någonsin i ljuset av den enorma börda som pandemin har och fortsätter att orsaka hälsosystem runt om i världen där de största utmaningarna återfinns i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Här anses WHO:s närvaro och tekniska stöd avgörande för att lindra nöd, minska fattigdom och hälsoskillnader mellan grupper och länder samt i arbetet med att uppnå de globala målen, framförallt mål 3 om god hälsa och välbefinnande. Sida gav sin miljö-helpdesk i uppdrag att genomföra en Central Environmental Review (CER) av WHO i början av 2022 som en del av beredningsprocessen. De viktigaste resultaten från CER indikerar att WHO arbetar för att hantera både operativa (direkta) och programmatiska (indirekta) miljö- och klimatfrågor. Organisationens direkta påverkan och interna arbete kopplat till klimat och miljö är starkt och inkluderar omfattande policyer, rapporter och uppföljningar av till exempel deras interna avfallshantering, upphandlingar och evenemang. WHO stödjer även medlemsländerna i deras omvandling mot gröna och motståndskraftiga hälsosystem. Baserat på utvärderingen bedöms kärnsegmentet av insatsen ha en policymarkör 1 (signifikant mål) i förhållande till miljö, mildring av klimatförändringar och anpassning. Den mjuka öronmärkningen dedikerad miljö, klimat och hälsa bedöms ha 2 (huvudmål) i förhållande till miljö, klimatförändring (anpassning) och biologisk mångfald, och policymarkör 1 (signifikant mål) för klimatförändringar (mildring). The World Health Organization/WHO is the UN's specialist body for health issues with the task of leading and coordinating international health efforts, supporting the governments of member countries in implementing the best possible health and medical care policies and acting as a coordinating authority in global health work. WHO's overall goal is stated in the organization's constitution and is "that all people should achieve the highest possible level of health". WHO's goals are primarily described through two guiding documents: the strategic work programme, the General Program of Work (GPW13) and the program budget. The work program for 20192025 is the thirteenth in the order, is based on Agenda 2030 and specifies WHO's three strategic priorities called the "triple billion goals". The triple billion goals mean that one billion more people will have access to universal health coverage (UHC), one billion more people will be better protected against health-related emergencies and one billion more people should live healthier lives. The work program also includes a fourth prioritization aimed at strengthening efficiency within WHO and improving support for member states. The support mainly consists of flexible and non-earmarked funds for the implementation of the WHO program budget for 2022-2023 and extended for 2024 in line with GPW13, as well as of a smaller soft-earmarked component dedicated to the goal of healthy lives and the work on health/climate, environment and biodiversity. The contribution is a co-financing between two strategies where the majority of the funds are channeled via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable social development (a total of 389,5 mSEK) and a smaller part via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in the environment, climate and biodiversity (a total of 45 mSEK). Based on the in-depth appraisal that led to the decision, Sida's support package to the WHO is deemed necessary to strengthen the multilateral health work at global, regional and national level through an efficient and reformed WHO. The contribution is considered more relevant than ever in light of the enormous burden that the pandemic has and continues to cause on health systems around the world where the greatest challenges are found in low- and middle-income countries. Here, WHO's presence and technical support is considered crucial to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty and health differences between groups and countries, as well as in the work to achieve the global goals, above all goal 3 on good health and well-being. Sweden WHO/World Health Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WHO/World Health Organization 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 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Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15706-15706A0103 Sweden The World Health Organization/WHO is the UN's specialist body for health issues with the task of leading and coordinating international health efforts, supporting the governments of member countries in implementing the best possible health and medical care policies and acting as a coordinating authority in global health work. WHO's overall goal is stated in the organization's constitution and is "that all people should achieve the highest possible level of health". WHO's goals are primarily described through two guiding documents: the strategic work programme, the General Program of Work (GPW13) and the program budget. The work program for 2019–2025 is the thirteenth in the order, is based on Agenda 2030 and specifies WHO's three strategic priorities called the "triple billion goals". The triple billion goals mean that one billion more people will have access to universal health coverage (UHC), one billion more people will be better protected against health-related emergencies and one billion more people should live healthier lives. The work program also includes a fourth prioritization aimed at strengthening efficiency within WHO and improving support for member states. The support mainly consists of flexible and non-earmarked funds for the implementation of the WHO program budget for 2022-2023 in line with GPW13, as well as of a smaller soft-earmarked component dedicated to the goal of healthy lives and the work on health/climate, environment and biodiversity. The contribution is a co-financing between two strategies where the majority of the funds are channeled via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable social development (a total of 290 mSEK) and a smaller part via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in the environment, climate and biodiversity (a total of 30 mSEK). Based on the in-depth appraisal that led to the decision, Sida's support package to the WHO is deemed necessary to strengthen the multilateral health work at global, regional and national level through an efficient and reformed WHO. The contribution is considered more relevant than ever in light of the enormous burden that the pandemic has and continues to cause on health systems around the world, where the greatest challenges are found in low- and middle-income countries. Here, WHO's presence and technical support is considered crucial to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty and health differences between groups and countries, as well as in the work to achieve the global goals, above all goal 3 on good health and well-being. Sida commissioned its Climate and Environment helpdesk to conduct a Central Environmental Review (CER) of WHO in early 2022 as part of the appraisal process. The key findings from the CER indicate that WHO works to manage both operational (direct) and programmatic (indirect) environmental and climate change issues. The organisation´s direct impact and internal work connected to climate and environment is strong and involves thorough policies, reports and follow ups on for example their internal waste management, procurements and events. WHO further supports member states in their transformation toward green and resilient health systems. Världshälsoorganisationen/WHO är FN:s fackorgan för hälsofrågor med uppdrag att leda och samordna internationellt hälsoarbete, stödja medlemsländernas regeringar i att genomföra bästa möjliga hälso- och sjukvårdspolitik och agera som samordnande auktoritet i det globala hälsoarbetet. WHO:s övergripande mål anges i organisationens konstitution och är ”att alla människor ska uppnå högsta möjliga hälsa”. WHO:s mål beskrivs främst genom två styrdokument: det strategiska arbetsprogrammet, General Programme of Work (GPW13) samt programbudgeten. Arbetsprogrammet för 2019–2025 är det trettonde i ordningen, baseras på Agenda 2030 och anger WHO:s tre strategiska prioriteringar kallade ”trippelmiljardmålen”. Trippelmiljardmålen innebär att en miljard fler människor ska få tillgång till allmän hälso- och sjukvård (Universal Health Coverage, UHC), en miljard fler människor ska vara bättre skyddade mot hälsorelaterade kriser och en miljard fler människor ska leva hälsosammare liv. Arbetsprogrammet innehåller även en fjärde prioritering som syftar till att stärka effektiviteten inom WHO och förbättra stödet till medlemsländerna. Stödet består huvudsakligen av flexibla och icke-öronmärkta medel för genomförandet av WHO:s programbudget för 2022-2023 i linje med GPW13, samt av en mindre mjukt öronmärkt komponent dedikerad målet kring hälsosamma liv och arbetet med hälsa/klimat, miljö och biodiversitet. Insatsen är en samfinansiering mellan två strategier där majoriteten av medlen kanaliseras via strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar social utveckling (totalt 290 mSEK) och en mindre del via strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald (totalt 30 mSEK). Utifrån den fördjupande beredning som föranledde beslutet bedöms Sidas stödpaket till WHO nödvändigt för att stärka det multilaterala samfundets hälsoarbete på global, regional och nationell nivå genom ett effektivt och reformerat WHO. Bidraget anses mer relevant än någonsin i ljuset av den enorma börda som pandemin har och fortsätter att orsaka hälsosystem runt om i världen där de största utmaningarna återfinns i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Här anses WHO:s närvaro och tekniska stöd avgörande för att lindra nöd, minska fattigdom och hälsoskillnader mellan grupper och länder samt i arbetet med att uppnå de globala målen, framförallt mål 3 om god hälsa och välbefinnande. Sida gav sin miljö-helpdesk i uppdrag att genomföra en Central Environmental Review (CER) av WHO i början av 2022 som en del av beredningsprocessen. De viktigaste resultaten från CER indikerar att WHO arbetar för att hantera både operativa (direkta) och programmatiska (indirekta) miljö- och klimatfrågor. Organisationens direkta påverkan och interna arbete kopplat till klimat och miljö är starkt och inkluderar omfattande policyer, rapporter och uppföljningar av till exempel deras interna avfallshantering, upphandlingar och evenemang. WHO stödjer även medlemsländerna i deras omvandling mot gröna och motståndskraftiga hälsosystem. Baserat på utvärderingen bedöms kärnsegmentet av insatsen ha en policymarkör 1 (signifikant mål) i förhållande till miljö, mildring av klimatförändringar och anpassning. Den mjuka öronmärkningen dedikerad miljö, klimat och hälsa bedöms ha 2 (huvudmål) i förhållande till miljö, klimatförändring (anpassning) och biologisk mångfald, och policymarkör 1 (signifikant mål) för klimatförändringar (mildring). The World Health Organization/WHO is the UN's specialist body for health issues with the task of leading and coordinating international health efforts, supporting the governments of member countries in implementing the best possible health and medical care policies and acting as a coordinating authority in global health work. WHO's overall goal is stated in the organization's constitution and is "that all people should achieve the highest possible level of health". WHO's goals are primarily described through two guiding documents: the strategic work programme, the General Program of Work (GPW13) and the program budget. The work program for 20192025 is the thirteenth in the order, is based on Agenda 2030 and specifies WHO's three strategic priorities called the "triple billion goals". The triple billion goals mean that one billion more people will have access to universal health coverage (UHC), one billion more people will be better protected against health-related emergencies and one billion more people should live healthier lives. The work program also includes a fourth prioritization aimed at strengthening efficiency within WHO and improving support for member states. The support mainly consists of flexible and non-earmarked funds for the implementation of the WHO program budget for 2022-2023 and extended for 2024 in line with GPW13, as well as of a smaller soft-earmarked component dedicated to the goal of healthy lives and the work on health/climate, environment and biodiversity. The contribution is a co-financing between two strategies where the majority of the funds are channeled via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable social development (a total of 389,5 mSEK) and a smaller part via the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in the environment, climate and biodiversity (a total of 45 mSEK). Based on the in-depth appraisal that led to the decision, Sida's support package to the WHO is deemed necessary to strengthen the multilateral health work at global, regional and national level through an efficient and reformed WHO. The contribution is considered more relevant than ever in light of the enormous burden that the pandemic has and continues to cause on health systems around the world where the greatest challenges are found in low- and middle-income countries. Here, WHO's presence and technical support is considered crucial to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty and health differences between groups and countries, as well as in the work to achieve the global goals, above all goal 3 on good health and well-being. Sweden WHO/World Health Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WHO/World Health Organization 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 3.6 - By 2020, halve the number of global deaths and injuries from road traffic accidents. 3.6 - Till 2020 halvera antalet dödsfall och skador i vägtrafikolyckor i världen. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 130000000 0 0 130000000 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization 26000000 WHO/World Health Organization Health and SRHR 2025-2029 Hälsa samt SRHR 2025-2029 Strengthened conditions for good health Stärkta förutsättningar för god hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity to prevent and combat health threats Stärkt kapacitet för att förhindra och bekämpa hälsohot Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Greater enjoyment of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökat åtnjutande av sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-15732 Sweden This is an evaluation of Sida's work with poverty. The evaluation starts with collecting evidence of the impact of a selection of intervention. The conclusions from the first stage is then used to see if there are something in Sida's way of working that could be improved. En utvärdering av Sidas arbete med fattigdom som börjar ned att samla in information om vilka effekter ett urval av insatser haft vad gäller fattigdom. Resultaten kommer sedan användas för att se om det finns något i Sidas arbetssätt som skulle kunna förbättras.. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-15732-15732A0101 Sweden This is an evaluation of Sida's work with poverty. The evaluation starts with collecting evidence of the impact of a selection of intervention. The conclusions from the first stage is then used to see if there are something in Sida's way of working that could be improved. En utvärdering av Sidas arbete med fattigdom som börjar ned att samla in information om vilka effekter ett urval av insatser haft vad gäller fattigdom. Resultaten kommer sedan användas för att se om det finns något i Sidas arbetssätt som skulle kunna förbättras.. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 1199997 0 0 0 1199997 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1199997 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1199997 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15732-15732A0102 Sweden This is an evaluation of Sida's work with poverty. The evaluation starts with collecting evidence of the impact of a selection of intervention. The conclusions from the first stage is then used to see if there are something in Sida's way of working that could be improved. En utvärdering av Sidas arbete med fattigdom som börjar ned att samla in information om vilka effekter ett urval av insatser haft vad gäller fattigdom. Resultaten kommer sedan användas för att se om det finns något i Sidas arbetssätt som skulle kunna förbättras.. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 0 0 1000000 0 1000000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1000000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15732-15732A0107 Sweden This is an evaluation of Sida's work with poverty. The evaluation starts with collecting evidence of the impact of a selection of intervention. The conclusions from the first stage is then used to see if there are something in Sida's way of working that could be improved. En utvärdering av Sidas arbete med fattigdom som börjar ned att samla in information om vilka effekter ett urval av insatser haft vad gäller fattigdom. Resultaten kommer sedan användas för att se om det finns något i Sidas arbetssätt som skulle kunna förbättras.. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 465997 0 0 270000 0 0 195997 465997 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 599998.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -1000000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 865998.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-15780 Sweden Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) is a three-year democracy and elections support programme implemented between December 2025 and December 2028, with a grant of up to SEK 21 million, and implemented by Act Change Transform (Act!) following a competitive Expression of Interest process involving 110 local organisations. The programme strengthens democratic governance through civic education, electoral integrity, and inclusive participation, with a focus on youth and first-time voters, women and marginalized groups, civil society, and democratic institutions, contributing to increased citizen participation and more free, fair, and credible elections Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) är ett treårigt program för demokrati- och valstöd som genomförs mellan december 2025 och december 2028 med ett bidrag på upp till 21 miljoner svenska kronor, och implementeras av Act Change Transform (Act!) efter en konkurrensutsatt Expression of Interest-process med 110 lokala organisationer. Programmet stärker demokratisk styrning genom medborgarutbildning, valens integritet och inkluderande deltagande, med fokus på unga och förstagångsväljare, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, civilsamhället och demokratiska institutioner, och bidrar till ökat medborgardeltagande samt mer fria, rättvisa och trovärdiga val. The objectives of the Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) programme are as follows: Impact Level To contribute to a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic institutions and citizens enjoying their rights Outcome 1: National cohesion & Stability maintained The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced citizens resilience to electoral violence and conflict; and ii) Strengthened Early Warning and Early Response systems. Outcome 2: Electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures strengthened The key intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Consensus building for election stakeholders; ii) Effective elections planning, coordination, and management; iii) Enhanced strategic communications; and iv) key electoral reforms implemented Outcome 3: Citizens participation in the 2027 elections enhanced The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced issue-based and citizen-led voter and civic education; ii) Increased mobilisation for the participation of women, persons with disabilities, young people, and other marginalised groups as voters and candidates; and iii) Responsive and accountable electoral institutions. Outcome 4: Elections monitoring and observation strengthened The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced media and civic space; ii) Strengthened citizen-led Human Rights Watch and reporting; iii) Strengthened domestic elections observation and monitoring. Theory of Change The proposed ToC for the REDI programme is: IF before, during and after the 2027 elections national cohesion and stability are maintained; AND IF electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures are strengthened; AND IF citizens participation in the 2027 elections is enhanced; AND IF elections monitoring and observation is strengthened, THEN there will be a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic and oversight institutions and citizens enjoying their rights. ASSUMING THAT the Government will partner and collaborate with civil society and local communities to prevent electoral conflict, political leaders will be committed to peaceful elections, citizens will see participation in democratic processes as a pathway to solving the countrys leadership and governance challenges, political parties will be committed to internal democracy and inclusion, the state will respect civic space and human rights, Parliament will be committed to electoral reforms and financing of IEBC and digital and technology approaches will enhance access to information and influence participation of citizens. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Elections Government & Civil Society-general The Programme agreement has just been signed. Inception phase is starting this December 2025. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15780-15780A0101 Sweden Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) is a three-year democracy and elections support programme implemented between December 2025 and December 2028, with a grant of up to SEK 21 million, and implemented by Act Change Transform (Act!) following a competitive Expression of Interest process involving 110 local organisations. The programme strengthens democratic governance through civic education, electoral integrity, and inclusive participation, with a focus on youth and first-time voters, women and marginalized groups, civil society, and democratic institutions, contributing to increased citizen participation and more free, fair, and credible elections Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) är ett treårigt program för demokrati- och valstöd som genomförs mellan december 2025 och december 2028 med ett bidrag på upp till 21 miljoner svenska kronor, och implementeras av Act Change Transform (Act!) efter en konkurrensutsatt Expression of Interest-process med 110 lokala organisationer. Programmet stärker demokratisk styrning genom medborgarutbildning, valens integritet och inkluderande deltagande, med fokus på unga och förstagångsväljare, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, civilsamhället och demokratiska institutioner, och bidrar till ökat medborgardeltagande samt mer fria, rättvisa och trovärdiga val. The objectives of the Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) programme are as follows: Impact Level To contribute to a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic institutions and citizens enjoying their rights Outcome 1: National cohesion & Stability maintained The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced citizens resilience to electoral violence and conflict; and ii) Strengthened Early Warning and Early Response systems. Outcome 2: Electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures strengthened The key intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Consensus building for election stakeholders; ii) Effective elections planning, coordination, and management; iii) Enhanced strategic communications; and iv) key electoral reforms implemented Outcome 3: Citizens participation in the 2027 elections enhanced The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced issue-based and citizen-led voter and civic education; ii) Increased mobilisation for the participation of women, persons with disabilities, young people, and other marginalised groups as voters and candidates; and iii) Responsive and accountable electoral institutions. Outcome 4: Elections monitoring and observation strengthened The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced media and civic space; ii) Strengthened citizen-led Human Rights Watch and reporting; iii) Strengthened domestic elections observation and monitoring. Theory of Change The proposed ToC for the REDI programme is: IF before, during and after the 2027 elections national cohesion and stability are maintained; AND IF electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures are strengthened; AND IF citizens participation in the 2027 elections is enhanced; AND IF elections monitoring and observation is strengthened, THEN there will be a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic and oversight institutions and citizens enjoying their rights. ASSUMING THAT the Government will partner and collaborate with civil society and local communities to prevent electoral conflict, political leaders will be committed to peaceful elections, citizens will see participation in democratic processes as a pathway to solving the countrys leadership and governance challenges, political parties will be committed to internal democracy and inclusion, the state will respect civic space and human rights, Parliament will be committed to electoral reforms and financing of IEBC and digital and technology approaches will enhance access to information and influence participation of citizens. Sweden Act Change Transform (Act!) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Act Change Transform (Act!) 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 Act Change Transform (Act!) 3000000 Act Change Transform (Act!) Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15780-15780A0102 Sweden Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) is a three-year democracy and elections support programme implemented between December 2025 and December 2028, with a grant of up to SEK 21 million, and implemented by Act Change Transform (Act!) following a competitive Expression of Interest process involving 110 local organisations. The programme strengthens democratic governance through civic education, electoral integrity, and inclusive participation, with a focus on youth and first-time voters, women and marginalized groups, civil society, and democratic institutions, contributing to increased citizen participation and more free, fair, and credible elections Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) är ett treårigt program för demokrati- och valstöd som genomförs mellan december 2025 och december 2028 med ett bidrag på upp till 21 miljoner svenska kronor, och implementeras av Act Change Transform (Act!) efter en konkurrensutsatt Expression of Interest-process med 110 lokala organisationer. Programmet stärker demokratisk styrning genom medborgarutbildning, valens integritet och inkluderande deltagande, med fokus på unga och förstagångsväljare, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, civilsamhället och demokratiska institutioner, och bidrar till ökat medborgardeltagande samt mer fria, rättvisa och trovärdiga val. The objectives of the Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) programme are as follows: Impact Level To contribute to a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic institutions and citizens enjoying their rights Outcome 1: National cohesion & Stability maintained The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced citizens resilience to electoral violence and conflict; and ii) Strengthened Early Warning and Early Response systems. Outcome 2: Electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures strengthened The key intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Consensus building for election stakeholders; ii) Effective elections planning, coordination, and management; iii) Enhanced strategic communications; and iv) key electoral reforms implemented Outcome 3: Citizens participation in the 2027 elections enhanced The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced issue-based and citizen-led voter and civic education; ii) Increased mobilisation for the participation of women, persons with disabilities, young people, and other marginalised groups as voters and candidates; and iii) Responsive and accountable electoral institutions. Outcome 4: Elections monitoring and observation strengthened The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced media and civic space; ii) Strengthened citizen-led Human Rights Watch and reporting; iii) Strengthened domestic elections observation and monitoring. Theory of Change The proposed ToC for the REDI programme is: IF before, during and after the 2027 elections national cohesion and stability are maintained; AND IF electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures are strengthened; AND IF citizens participation in the 2027 elections is enhanced; AND IF elections monitoring and observation is strengthened, THEN there will be a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic and oversight institutions and citizens enjoying their rights. ASSUMING THAT the Government will partner and collaborate with civil society and local communities to prevent electoral conflict, political leaders will be committed to peaceful elections, citizens will see participation in democratic processes as a pathway to solving the countrys leadership and governance challenges, political parties will be committed to internal democracy and inclusion, the state will respect civic space and human rights, Parliament will be committed to electoral reforms and financing of IEBC and digital and technology approaches will enhance access to information and influence participation of citizens. Sweden Act Change Transform (Act!) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Act Change Transform (Act!) 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 6000000 0 12000000 6000000 18000000 Act Change Transform (Act!) 12000000 Act Change Transform (Act!) Kenya 2026-2031 Kenya 2026-2031 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms, the principles of the rule of law, and freedom and empowerment for women and girls. (Unofficial translation) Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15780-15780A0201 Sweden Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) is a three-year democracy and elections support programme implemented between December 2025 and December 2028, with a grant of up to SEK 21 million, and implemented by Act Change Transform (Act!) following a competitive Expression of Interest process involving 110 local organisations. The programme strengthens democratic governance through civic education, electoral integrity, and inclusive participation, with a focus on youth and first-time voters, women and marginalized groups, civil society, and democratic institutions, contributing to increased citizen participation and more free, fair, and credible elections Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) är ett treårigt program för demokrati- och valstöd som genomförs mellan december 2025 och december 2028 med ett bidrag på upp till 21 miljoner svenska kronor, och implementeras av Act Change Transform (Act!) efter en konkurrensutsatt Expression of Interest-process med 110 lokala organisationer. Programmet stärker demokratisk styrning genom medborgarutbildning, valens integritet och inkluderande deltagande, med fokus på unga och förstagångsväljare, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, civilsamhället och demokratiska institutioner, och bidrar till ökat medborgardeltagande samt mer fria, rättvisa och trovärdiga val. The objectives of the Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) programme are as follows: Impact Level To contribute to a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic institutions and citizens enjoying their rights Outcome 1: National cohesion & Stability maintained The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced citizens resilience to electoral violence and conflict; and ii) Strengthened Early Warning and Early Response systems. Outcome 2: Electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures strengthened The key intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Consensus building for election stakeholders; ii) Effective elections planning, coordination, and management; iii) Enhanced strategic communications; and iv) key electoral reforms implemented Outcome 3: Citizens participation in the 2027 elections enhanced The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced issue-based and citizen-led voter and civic education; ii) Increased mobilisation for the participation of women, persons with disabilities, young people, and other marginalised groups as voters and candidates; and iii) Responsive and accountable electoral institutions. Outcome 4: Elections monitoring and observation strengthened The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced media and civic space; ii) Strengthened citizen-led Human Rights Watch and reporting; iii) Strengthened domestic elections observation and monitoring. Theory of Change The proposed ToC for the REDI programme is: IF before, during and after the 2027 elections national cohesion and stability are maintained; AND IF electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures are strengthened; AND IF citizens participation in the 2027 elections is enhanced; AND IF elections monitoring and observation is strengthened, THEN there will be a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic and oversight institutions and citizens enjoying their rights. ASSUMING THAT the Government will partner and collaborate with civil society and local communities to prevent electoral conflict, political leaders will be committed to peaceful elections, citizens will see participation in democratic processes as a pathway to solving the countrys leadership and governance challenges, political parties will be committed to internal democracy and inclusion, the state will respect civic space and human rights, Parliament will be committed to electoral reforms and financing of IEBC and digital and technology approaches will enhance access to information and influence participation of citizens. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 244490 244490 0 244490 Ernst & Young 244490 Ernst & Young Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15837 Sweden Project title: Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/youth, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region. Overall objective: Contribute to creating an environment conducive to promotion and protection of the rights of women, children/youth including persons with disabilities, through strengthening accountability and citizen participation. Strengthening civil society is a core priority of Plan International Sweden. The proposed action is directly in line with several key components of the Sida Civil Society Strategy 2016-2022, focusing on Goal 1 and 2. The project aims to build the capacity of local authorities (municipalities, local politicians, etc.), civil society organizations and media, with a series of activities related to citizen engagementand participatory budgeting in the region of Savannah, one of the poorer and socially vulnerable regions of Togo that are often subject to jihadist attacks, situated in the north by the border to Burkina-Faso. Moreover, a series of trainings on e.g. children's rights, gender equality and inclusion (with a particular focus on the inclusion of people with disabilities) will be undertaken. Plan International Sverige har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer 13113) och som en del av avtalet kan Plan International Sverige söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansernas av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällsorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU och på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för åren 2019-2024. Sida accepterar de format för rapportering som EU använder. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika syfte är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i nära samarbete med ett regionalt civilsamhällesnätverk samt en lokal civilsamhällesorganisation; "Federation of Development Organizations of the Savannahs" (FODES) och "Network for Social Communication and Direct Action" (RE-COSAD). FODES och RE-COSAD kommer att ha nyckelroller i projektutformning, genomförande och uppföljning av projektet. Sida bedömer att insatsen kommer bidra direkt till genomförandet av Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 och målet att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer (EuropeAid/171477/DD/ACT/TG). Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 588 235 vilket motsvarar cirka 60 872 17,92 SEK. Av detta har Plan International Sverige beviljats EUR 500 000 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 79 412 (840 570 SEK) från Sida vilket motsvarar cirka 13 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har beretts i Sidas insatshanteringssystem som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 000 000 SEK. Sida bedömer att nivån på ansökan är rimlig, samt att Plan International Sverige har kapacitet att genomföra insatsen. Sida beslutar därför att bevilja Plan International Sveriges ansökan om finansiering av egeninsats för EU-projektet ”Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/yout, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region” under perioden 1 februari 2022 – 1 februari 2025. I detta beslut stödjer sig Sida huvudsakligen på EU-kommissionens, projektets huvudfinansiär, godkännande av ansökan förutom beträffande de bedömningar som avser Plan International Sveriges ansökan under perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer: 13113). Sida gör ingen controllergranskning i den här typen av EU-egeninsats. Sida baserar sin bedömning på tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för perioden 2022-2025. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika mål är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Togo Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Projektets bidrag till att genomföra Sveriges strategi för stöd till civila samhället Projektet bidrog till Sidas strategi för stöd genom civilsamhällesorganisationer genom att stärka demokratisk styrning, ansvarsskyldighet, mänskliga rättigheter och inkluderande deltagande i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Insatsen stärkte både civilsamhällesorganisationernas, de lokala myndigheternas och medborgarnas förmåga att engagera sig i ett deltagande och rättighetsbaserat styre. Genom utbildning i Youth Citizen Score Cards, medborgarkontroll av offentlig verksamhet samt jämställdhets- och inkluderingsanpassad budgetering institutionaliserade projektet mer transparenta och inkluderande kommunala planeringsprocesser. Konkreta resultat inkluderar: • 11 av 16 kommuner har infört budgeteringsmetoder som tar hänsyn till jämställdhet, barns rättigheter och inkludering. • 5 kommuner avsätter särskilda resurser till åtgärder som gynnar kvinnor och personer med funktionsnedsättning. • Över 70 % av de ungdomar, kvinnor och personer med funktionsnedsättning som ingick i målgruppen uppger att de i högre grad involveras i den lokala budgetplaneringen. • Ett stärkt samarbete mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer och kommunala myndigheter i de flesta av de kommuner som fått stöd. Projektet har dessutom ökat transparensen genom införandet av en digital styrningsplattform och stärkt den organisatoriska kapaciteten och legitimiteten hos 80 civilsamhällesorganisationer, däribland ungdoms-, kvinno- och handikapporganisationer. En extern utvärdering bekräftar projektets stora relevans, effektiva genomförande och resurseffektivitet. Projektet har etablerat hållbara mekanismer för medborgardeltagande och ansvarsskyldighet, vilket bidrar till demokratisk motståndskraft och inkluderande lokal styrning i ett sårbart sammanhang. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15837-15837A0101 Sweden Project title: Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/youth, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region. Overall objective: Contribute to creating an environment conducive to promotion and protection of the rights of women, children/youth including persons with disabilities, through strengthening accountability and citizen participation. Strengthening civil society is a core priority of Plan International Sweden. The proposed action is directly in line with several key components of the Sida Civil Society Strategy 2016-2022, focusing on Goal 1 and 2. The project aims to build the capacity of local authorities (municipalities, local politicians, etc.), civil society organizations and media, with a series of activities related to citizen engagementand participatory budgeting in the region of Savannah, one of the poorer and socially vulnerable regions of Togo that are often subject to jihadist attacks, situated in the north by the border to Burkina-Faso. Moreover, a series of trainings on e.g. children's rights, gender equality and inclusion (with a particular focus on the inclusion of people with disabilities) will be undertaken. Plan International Sverige har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer 13113) och som en del av avtalet kan Plan International Sverige söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansernas av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällsorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU och på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för åren 2019-2024. Sida accepterar de format för rapportering som EU använder. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika syfte är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i nära samarbete med ett regionalt civilsamhällesnätverk samt en lokal civilsamhällesorganisation; "Federation of Development Organizations of the Savannahs" (FODES) och "Network for Social Communication and Direct Action" (RE-COSAD). FODES och RE-COSAD kommer att ha nyckelroller i projektutformning, genomförande och uppföljning av projektet. Sida bedömer att insatsen kommer bidra direkt till genomförandet av Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 och målet att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer (EuropeAid/171477/DD/ACT/TG). Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 588 235 vilket motsvarar cirka 60 872 17,92 SEK. Av detta har Plan International Sverige beviljats EUR 500 000 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 79 412 (840 570 SEK) från Sida vilket motsvarar cirka 13 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har beretts i Sidas insatshanteringssystem som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 000 000 SEK. Sida bedömer att nivån på ansökan är rimlig, samt att Plan International Sverige har kapacitet att genomföra insatsen. Sida beslutar därför att bevilja Plan International Sveriges ansökan om finansiering av egeninsats för EU-projektet ”Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/yout, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region” under perioden 1 februari 2022 – 1 februari 2025. I detta beslut stödjer sig Sida huvudsakligen på EU-kommissionens, projektets huvudfinansiär, godkännande av ansökan förutom beträffande de bedömningar som avser Plan International Sveriges ansökan under perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer: 13113). Sida gör ingen controllergranskning i den här typen av EU-egeninsats. Sida baserar sin bedömning på tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för perioden 2022-2025. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika mål är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 266616 286977 0 0 0 0 0 286977 0 0 266616 0 553593 Plan International Sverige 266616 Plan International Sverige 286977 Plan International Sverige Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15837-15837A0102 Sweden Project title: Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/youth, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region. Overall objective: Contribute to creating an environment conducive to promotion and protection of the rights of women, children/youth including persons with disabilities, through strengthening accountability and citizen participation. Strengthening civil society is a core priority of Plan International Sweden. The proposed action is directly in line with several key components of the Sida Civil Society Strategy 2016-2022, focusing on Goal 1 and 2. The project aims to build the capacity of local authorities (municipalities, local politicians, etc.), civil society organizations and media, with a series of activities related to citizen engagementand participatory budgeting in the region of Savannah, one of the poorer and socially vulnerable regions of Togo that are often subject to jihadist attacks, situated in the north by the border to Burkina-Faso. Moreover, a series of trainings on e.g. children's rights, gender equality and inclusion (with a particular focus on the inclusion of people with disabilities) will be undertaken. Plan International Sverige har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer 13113) och som en del av avtalet kan Plan International Sverige söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansernas av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällsorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU och på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för åren 2019-2024. Sida accepterar de format för rapportering som EU använder. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika syfte är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i nära samarbete med ett regionalt civilsamhällesnätverk samt en lokal civilsamhällesorganisation; "Federation of Development Organizations of the Savannahs" (FODES) och "Network for Social Communication and Direct Action" (RE-COSAD). FODES och RE-COSAD kommer att ha nyckelroller i projektutformning, genomförande och uppföljning av projektet. Sida bedömer att insatsen kommer bidra direkt till genomförandet av Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 och målet att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer (EuropeAid/171477/DD/ACT/TG). Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 588 235 vilket motsvarar cirka 60 872 17,92 SEK. Av detta har Plan International Sverige beviljats EUR 500 000 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 79 412 (840 570 SEK) från Sida vilket motsvarar cirka 13 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har beretts i Sidas insatshanteringssystem som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 000 000 SEK. Sida bedömer att nivån på ansökan är rimlig, samt att Plan International Sverige har kapacitet att genomföra insatsen. Sida beslutar därför att bevilja Plan International Sveriges ansökan om finansiering av egeninsats för EU-projektet ”Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/yout, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region” under perioden 1 februari 2022 – 1 februari 2025. I detta beslut stödjer sig Sida huvudsakligen på EU-kommissionens, projektets huvudfinansiär, godkännande av ansökan förutom beträffande de bedömningar som avser Plan International Sveriges ansökan under perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer: 13113). Sida gör ingen controllergranskning i den här typen av EU-egeninsats. Sida baserar sin bedömning på tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för perioden 2022-2025. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika mål är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 286977 286977 0 286977 Plan International Sverige 286977 Plan International Sverige Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15837-15837A0103 Sweden Project title: Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/youth, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region. Overall objective: Contribute to creating an environment conducive to promotion and protection of the rights of women, children/youth including persons with disabilities, through strengthening accountability and citizen participation. Strengthening civil society is a core priority of Plan International Sweden. The proposed action is directly in line with several key components of the Sida Civil Society Strategy 2016-2022, focusing on Goal 1 and 2. The project aims to build the capacity of local authorities (municipalities, local politicians, etc.), civil society organizations and media, with a series of activities related to citizen engagementand participatory budgeting in the region of Savannah, one of the poorer and socially vulnerable regions of Togo that are often subject to jihadist attacks, situated in the north by the border to Burkina-Faso. Moreover, a series of trainings on e.g. children's rights, gender equality and inclusion (with a particular focus on the inclusion of people with disabilities) will be undertaken. Plan International Sverige har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer 13113) och som en del av avtalet kan Plan International Sverige söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansernas av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällsorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU och på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för åren 2019-2024. Sida accepterar de format för rapportering som EU använder. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika syfte är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i nära samarbete med ett regionalt civilsamhällesnätverk samt en lokal civilsamhällesorganisation; "Federation of Development Organizations of the Savannahs" (FODES) och "Network for Social Communication and Direct Action" (RE-COSAD). FODES och RE-COSAD kommer att ha nyckelroller i projektutformning, genomförande och uppföljning av projektet. Sida bedömer att insatsen kommer bidra direkt till genomförandet av Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 och målet att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer (EuropeAid/171477/DD/ACT/TG). Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 588 235 vilket motsvarar cirka 60 872 17,92 SEK. Av detta har Plan International Sverige beviljats EUR 500 000 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 79 412 (840 570 SEK) från Sida vilket motsvarar cirka 13 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har beretts i Sidas insatshanteringssystem som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 000 000 SEK. Sida bedömer att nivån på ansökan är rimlig, samt att Plan International Sverige har kapacitet att genomföra insatsen. Sida beslutar därför att bevilja Plan International Sveriges ansökan om finansiering av egeninsats för EU-projektet ”Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/yout, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region” under perioden 1 februari 2022 – 1 februari 2025. I detta beslut stödjer sig Sida huvudsakligen på EU-kommissionens, projektets huvudfinansiär, godkännande av ansökan förutom beträffande de bedömningar som avser Plan International Sveriges ansökan under perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer: 13113). Sida gör ingen controllergranskning i den här typen av EU-egeninsats. Sida baserar sin bedömning på tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för perioden 2022-2025. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika mål är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -7000 0 -7000 -7000 Plan International Sverige -6999.56 Plan International Sverige Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15876 Sweden The overall objective for the contribution is "Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities". The contribution includes ten programs in 19 countries and is implemented in cooperation with approximately 160 partnerorganisations. The five perspectives are integrated in We Effects operations and contribute to change within them. The poverty perspective, the rights based approach and the gender equality perspectives characterize the operations and programs to a great extent. These perspectives are part of the vision, objectives, working methods, strategies and methods. The organization shows a high level of ambition with regard to the environmental and climate perspective. A majority of the programs include climate and environment in the objectives and We Effect have methods and tools for eg environmental assessment. Several of the programs work with both climate adaptation and sustainable cultivation practices in small-scale agriculture. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är "Starka, inkluderande och demokratiska kooperativ och andra medlemsbaserade civilsamhällesorganisationer som bidrar till rätten till mat, resiliens och hållbar försörjning och levnadsförhållanden för sina medlemmar och deras lokalsamhällen". Insatsen omfattar tio program i 19 länder och genomförs i samarbete med ca 160 partnerorganisationer. We Effects verksamhet genomsyras av de fem perspektiven och bidrar till förändring inom dem. Fattigdoms-, rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven präglar verksamheten i hög grad. Dessa perspektiv är del av vision, målsättningar, arbetssätt, strategier och metoder. När det gäller miljö- och klimatperspektivet visar organisationen på en höjd ambitionsnivå. De flesta programmen inkluderar klimat och miljö i sina mål och man har metoder och verktyg för exempelvis miljöbedömning. Flera av programmen arbetar med både klimatanpassning och hållbara odlingsmetoder inom det småskaliga jordbruket. Insatsens mål uppdaterades i samband med den insatsändring som gjordes för övergångsperioden januari till september 2025 med anledning av övergången till den nya genomförandemodellen i Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025-2029. Bakgrund Insatsen har mål på flera nivåer; för partnerorganisationernas projekt, programmen och på den globala nivån. Insatsen består av 10 landbaserade och regionala program. Varje program har ett eget programmål och ett resultatramverk. Programmen sorterar in sina resultat under den globala nivåns sex resultatområden. De sex resultatområdena är rättvisa matsystem, hållbara livelihoods, starkare organisationer, jämställdhet, resiliens och en säker och hälsosam miljö och klimat samt jämlik tillgång till adekvata bostäder. Inom de sex resultatområdena uppnås förändring på individ/hushåll/lokalsamhällesnivå, organisationsnivå samt samhällsnivå. För dessa tre sk systemnivåer finns målformuleringar. Utvecklingen av det globala resultatramverket pågår under hela programperioden och är något Sida följer som en del i dialogfrågan kopplad till lärande och adaptiv programmering. Programmålen för de tio programmen kopplar an till ett antal av de sex resultatområdena. Den mål- och resultatbilaga som är bilaga till avtalet innehåller endast det övergripande målet för den globala nivån och programmålen för de 10 programmen. I enlighet med ett särskilt avtalsvillkor artikel 13.7 inkom We Effect med de underliggande resultatramverken för samtliga program och med ett uppdaterat resultatramverk för den globala nivån i maj 2023. I ställningstagandet till dessa (Dox dokumentnr 21/001309-115) bedömde Sida att samtliga inskickade resultatramverk är tillräckliga verktyg för resultatuppföljning och styrning, förutsatt att ramverken följs, används och anpassas. Resultatramverken godkändes i samband med den andra utbetalningen av medel 2023. Inom ramen för denna insats rapporterar We Effect resultat per programmål samt på det övergripande programmålet (globala nivån). Uppdaterade mål We Effect har uppdaterat bilagan med mål och resultat. Det övergripande programmålet är bibehållet. Övergripande programmål: Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities. För åtta av delprogrammen fortsätter arbetet mot de ursprungliga målen men med en förkortad programperiod. Dessa programmål är följande: - Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027: By 2025, participating organisations are actively contributing to just, resilient and sustainable rural development in Palestine, being a voice and providing quality services and ensuring right to food for their members, with special focus on women and young people. - Livelihood and Right to Food (LRF) Programme, East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): Empowered, resilient, gender responsive partner organisations (POs) contributing to right to food and sustainable livelihoods for their members in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. - Sustainable Partnerships for the Right to Food in Malawi (SP4RFM), 2023- 2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, sustainable and equitable right to food. - Partnership for Food, Climate Resilience and Gender Equality in Mozambique (P4FoodMoz) 2023-2025: Empowered partner organisations mobilising and organising women, men and young people to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Stronger Together: Supporting Civil Society to advance the right to food for all individuals, households and communities in Zambia 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Feeding Ourselves in Dignity, Zimbabwe 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people affirming their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Sowing opportunities: equality and the right to food for a resilient development, ROLA multi-country programme, 2023-2025: Partner organisations (POs) have the capacities and conditions to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable rural development for the promotion of the right to food and the economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER) of rural, indigenous and Afro-descendant women and youth in the Latin American region, especially in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Bolivia and Colombia. - Empowering and Unifying Rural Communities and Organisations through Partnerships for an Equal and Sustainable Future (EUROPE): Empowered civil society organisations active in rural development, with strong emphasis on gender equality, human rights, and sustainable environment, act as a voice for their members at national and regional level Programmålen för Sri Lanka och Filippinerna har uppdaterats eftersom programmen fasas ut under övergångsperioden. Målen för dessa två program är följande: - Growing Resilient Organzations Working Towards Gender Equality, Tranformative Housing and Empowerment of the Rural folk (GROW TOGETHER), Philippines 2023-2025: Partner organisations transition towards a sustainable future in which they continue to contribute to equitable access and control of financial resources, land, housing, and other productive assets for target rights holders. - Food Security First - Country Programme, Sri Lanka 2023-2025: Programmål: Partner organisations have increased capacity to sustainably contribute to improved income and living conditions for organised women and men in rural communities beyond the programme period, supporting a smooth transition to local and lasting community development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Colombia Guatemala Honduras Kenya Sri Lanka Moldova (the Republic of) North Macedonia Malawi Mozambique Philippines (the) Palestine, State of El Salvador Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Kosovo Zambia Zimbabwe South America, regional Developing countries, unspecified North & Central America, regional Central America, regional America, regional Democratic participation and civil society Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Human rights Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Low-cost housing Information and communication technology (ICT) Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Agricultural policy and administrative management Agricultural development Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Environmental policy and administrative management Bio-diversity Environmental education/training Urban development and management Rural development Government & Civil Society-general Water Supply & Sanitation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Communications Banking & Financial Services Agriculture Industry General Environment Protection Other Multisector Under 2024, som var programmets andra år, gav We Effect stöd till 139 partnerorganisationer i 19 länder. Enligt den årliga rapporten för 2024, som inkom till Sida 31 maj 2025, nådde programmet därmed direkt mer än 560 000 människor, varav 51 procent kvinnor. Genom organisationens samtliga stöd och program nåddes över 960 000 människor (varav 51 procent kvinnor) direkt, och indirekt mer än 2,7 miljoner (varav 54 procent kvinnor). Genom påverkansinsatser och kampanjer nåddes 5,5 miljoner människor. I We Effects rapport för 2024 rapporteras åtta av de tio delprogrammen helt eller i stor utsträckning ha genomförts enligt plan, gjort framsteg och uppnått resultat under 2024. Programmen i Sri Lanka och Filippinerna som fasas ut har dock inte kunnat genomföras enligt den ursprungliga planen. Dessa program har gjort om sina planer och i stor utsträckning fokuserat på utfasningen. Under dessa omständigheter har det varit svårt att stödja långsiktigt hållbara resultat. Exempel på uppnådda resultat i delprogrammen: Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027 - Resultat inom området Handel och tillgång till marknader För att hjälpa sina medlemmar att nå nya köpare och öka värdet på sina produkter har We Effects partnerorganisationer arbetat med att främja handel, öka synligheten på marknaden och att bygga kooperativens varumärken. Genom att organisera marknadsföringsevenemang, tillhandahålla riktat varumärkesstöd och aktivt matcha kooperativ med internationella köpare har programmet bidragit till 12 nya marknadslänkar. Därmed nådde palestinska kooperativa produkter inklusive traditionella livsmedel, olivolja, örter och hantverk framgångsrikt marknader och säkrade försäljningskontrakt med köpare i Förenade Arabemiraten, Kuwait, Qatar och USA. Flera kooperativ rapporterade ökade intäkter och hållbara marknadsrelationer under hela 2024 tack vare dessa nyupprättade kopplingar. Kooperativen fick också stöd med märkning, förpackningsuppgraderingar och marknadsföringsmaterial i linje med köparnas krav. I Ramallah rapporterade Altaybeh Agricultural Cooperative en försäljningsökning på 30 procent tack vare uppgraderade förpackningar och stärkt igenkänning på marknaden. Denna försäljningstillväxt översattes direkt till högre inkomster och större ekonomisk stabilitet för kooperativmedlemmarna, vilket gjorde det möjligt för dem att återinvestera i sina gårdar, köpa ytterligare förnödenheter och täcka viktiga hushållsutgifter som utbildning och sjukvård. Utöver fysisk varumärkesbyggande stödde programmet även digital marknadsföring. Kooperativen lärde sig att hantera sociala mediekonton och få kontakt med köpare i den palestinska diasporan som sökte autentiska palestinska varor. Vissa kvinnoledda kooperativ skapade WhatsAppbaserade beställningssystem och Instagramsidor och anpassade sin verksamhet för att övervinna begränsningar i fysisk rörlighet. Dessa framsteg grundade sig på kooperativledd marknadsanalys, vilket hjälpte medlemmar att förstå efterfrågetrender och anpassa produkter därefter. Till exempel lanserade Kufr Dan Cooperative en ny inläggningslinje efter att ha identifierat säsongsbetonad efterfrågan, vilket resulterade i stark lokal försäljning och planer för regional expansion. Kvinnor spelade en betydande roll i dessa processer de ledde kvalitetskontroll, varumärkesbyggande, kundkontakt och förpackningsinnovationer. Dessutom deltog kvinnliga kooperativmedlemmar aktivt i mässor och offentliga marknadsföringsinsatser, vilket stärkte deras marknadssynlighet, professionella nätverk och möjligheter till fortsatt affärstillväxt. (Källa: Food, Rights & Power, We Effects Annual Report for 2024 to Sida CSO unit, Annex 1: Programme Result Summaries, sid 5-6, Dox dokumentnr. 21/001309-244) Feeding Ourselves in Dignity Zimbabwe resultat inom området "Påverkansarbete för landrättigheter" Markrättigheter är centrala för hållbara och rättvisa livsmedelssystem eftersom de direkt påverkar livsmedelsproduktion och försörjning. Att erkänna markrättigheter för marginaliserade grupper säkerställer ett rättvist deltagande i livsmedelssystem och minskar fattigdom. Programmet fortsatte att öka medvetenheten, bygga upp kapacitet och förespråka inkluderande marklagar. I området Mutoko finns det ökande spänningar mellan jordbrukare och främst kinesisk gruvdrift, vilket särskilt påverkar kvinnor. Som viktiga jordbruksarbetare och försörjningspersoner lider kvinnor oproportionerligt mycket av fördrivning, förlust av grödor, vattenföroreningar och miljöskador orsakade av gruvdrift. Detta ökar kvinnornas bördor och begränsar deras tillgång till resurser och beslutsfattande. Som ett resultat av påverkansarbetet besökte ordföranden för den parlamentariska portföljkommittén för gruvor ett drabbat samhälle, vilket ledde till att ett kinesiskt företag åtog sig sociala ansvarsåtgärder som brunnsborrning och skydd av bevattningssystem, och ett löfte om att inkludera den involverade partnerorganisationens medlemmar i granskningen av gruv- och minerallagen. Dessutom användes en dokumentär om markrättigheter i kampanjer på sociala medier för att upprätthålla allmänhetens engagemang och trycket på policyreformer. Dokumentärens genomslagskraft var tydlig på Hopewell Farm, där ökad uppmärksamhet från media och statliga företrädare ledde till ett möte med presidentens kansli. Detta innebar att lokalsamhällets farhågor hördes på högsta nivå och skapade engagemang för en lösning. Samhället arbetar nu med lokala myndigheter för att säkra marktillstånd, förbättra deras besittningsrätt och en förbättring av en relation som tidigare var fientlig. (Källa: Food, Rights & Power, We Effects Annual Report for 2024 to Sida CSO unit, Annex 1: Programme Result Summaries, sid 17, Dox dokumentnr. 21/001309-244) Latinamerikaprogrammet Sowing opportunities: Equality and the right to food for a resilient development resultat inom området Tillgång till rättvist, adekvat och hållbart boende I El Salvador nåddes under 2024 en viktig milstolpe i och med undertecknandet av ett avtal med bostadsministeriet för att inkludera kooperativ och självförvaltningsmodellen i den nationella offentliga bostadspolicyn. Programmet har också främjat den rättsliga regleringen av kooperativ, tillgång till, lagfarter och äganderätter till fastigheter för kvinnor, samt slutfört en fastighetsregisterbaserad forskning om socialt boende. (Källa: Food, Rights & Power, We Effects Annual Report for 2024 to Sida CSO unit, Annex 1: Programme Result Summaries, sid 12, Dox dokumentnr. 21/001309-244) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15876-15876A0101 Sweden The overall objective for the contribution is "Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities". The contribution includes ten programs in 19 countries and is implemented in cooperation with approximately 160 partnerorganisations. The five perspectives are integrated in We Effects operations and contribute to change within them. The poverty perspective, the rights based approach and the gender equality perspectives characterize the operations and programs to a great extent. These perspectives are part of the vision, objectives, working methods, strategies and methods. The organization shows a high level of ambition with regard to the environmental and climate perspective. A majority of the programs include climate and environment in the objectives and We Effect have methods and tools for eg environmental assessment. Several of the programs work with both climate adaptation and sustainable cultivation practices in small-scale agriculture. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är "Starka, inkluderande och demokratiska kooperativ och andra medlemsbaserade civilsamhällesorganisationer som bidrar till rätten till mat, resiliens och hållbar försörjning och levnadsförhållanden för sina medlemmar och deras lokalsamhällen". Insatsen omfattar tio program i 19 länder och genomförs i samarbete med ca 160 partnerorganisationer. We Effects verksamhet genomsyras av de fem perspektiven och bidrar till förändring inom dem. Fattigdoms-, rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven präglar verksamheten i hög grad. Dessa perspektiv är del av vision, målsättningar, arbetssätt, strategier och metoder. När det gäller miljö- och klimatperspektivet visar organisationen på en höjd ambitionsnivå. De flesta programmen inkluderar klimat och miljö i sina mål och man har metoder och verktyg för exempelvis miljöbedömning. Flera av programmen arbetar med både klimatanpassning och hållbara odlingsmetoder inom det småskaliga jordbruket. Insatsens mål uppdaterades i samband med den insatsändring som gjordes för övergångsperioden januari till september 2025 med anledning av övergången till den nya genomförandemodellen i Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025-2029. Bakgrund Insatsen har mål på flera nivåer; för partnerorganisationernas projekt, programmen och på den globala nivån. Insatsen består av 10 landbaserade och regionala program. Varje program har ett eget programmål och ett resultatramverk. Programmen sorterar in sina resultat under den globala nivåns sex resultatområden. De sex resultatområdena är rättvisa matsystem, hållbara livelihoods, starkare organisationer, jämställdhet, resiliens och en säker och hälsosam miljö och klimat samt jämlik tillgång till adekvata bostäder. Inom de sex resultatområdena uppnås förändring på individ/hushåll/lokalsamhällesnivå, organisationsnivå samt samhällsnivå. För dessa tre sk systemnivåer finns målformuleringar. Utvecklingen av det globala resultatramverket pågår under hela programperioden och är något Sida följer som en del i dialogfrågan kopplad till lärande och adaptiv programmering. Programmålen för de tio programmen kopplar an till ett antal av de sex resultatområdena. Den mål- och resultatbilaga som är bilaga till avtalet innehåller endast det övergripande målet för den globala nivån och programmålen för de 10 programmen. I enlighet med ett särskilt avtalsvillkor artikel 13.7 inkom We Effect med de underliggande resultatramverken för samtliga program och med ett uppdaterat resultatramverk för den globala nivån i maj 2023. I ställningstagandet till dessa (Dox dokumentnr 21/001309-115) bedömde Sida att samtliga inskickade resultatramverk är tillräckliga verktyg för resultatuppföljning och styrning, förutsatt att ramverken följs, används och anpassas. Resultatramverken godkändes i samband med den andra utbetalningen av medel 2023. Inom ramen för denna insats rapporterar We Effect resultat per programmål samt på det övergripande programmålet (globala nivån). Uppdaterade mål We Effect har uppdaterat bilagan med mål och resultat. Det övergripande programmålet är bibehållet. Övergripande programmål: Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities. För åtta av delprogrammen fortsätter arbetet mot de ursprungliga målen men med en förkortad programperiod. Dessa programmål är följande: - Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027: By 2025, participating organisations are actively contributing to just, resilient and sustainable rural development in Palestine, being a voice and providing quality services and ensuring right to food for their members, with special focus on women and young people. - Livelihood and Right to Food (LRF) Programme, East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): Empowered, resilient, gender responsive partner organisations (POs) contributing to right to food and sustainable livelihoods for their members in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. - Sustainable Partnerships for the Right to Food in Malawi (SP4RFM), 2023- 2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, sustainable and equitable right to food. - Partnership for Food, Climate Resilience and Gender Equality in Mozambique (P4FoodMoz) 2023-2025: Empowered partner organisations mobilising and organising women, men and young people to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Stronger Together: Supporting Civil Society to advance the right to food for all individuals, households and communities in Zambia 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Feeding Ourselves in Dignity, Zimbabwe 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people affirming their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Sowing opportunities: equality and the right to food for a resilient development, ROLA multi-country programme, 2023-2025: Partner organisations (POs) have the capacities and conditions to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable rural development for the promotion of the right to food and the economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER) of rural, indigenous and Afro-descendant women and youth in the Latin American region, especially in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Bolivia and Colombia. - Empowering and Unifying Rural Communities and Organisations through Partnerships for an Equal and Sustainable Future (EUROPE): Empowered civil society organisations active in rural development, with strong emphasis on gender equality, human rights, and sustainable environment, act as a voice for their members at national and regional level Programmålen för Sri Lanka och Filippinerna har uppdaterats eftersom programmen fasas ut under övergångsperioden. Målen för dessa två program är följande: - Growing Resilient Organzations Working Towards Gender Equality, Tranformative Housing and Empowerment of the Rural folk (GROW TOGETHER), Philippines 2023-2025: Partner organisations transition towards a sustainable future in which they continue to contribute to equitable access and control of financial resources, land, housing, and other productive assets for target rights holders. - Food Security First - Country Programme, Sri Lanka 2023-2025: Programmål: Partner organisations have increased capacity to sustainably contribute to improved income and living conditions for organised women and men in rural communities beyond the programme period, supporting a smooth transition to local and lasting community development. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 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Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15876-15876A0102 Sweden The overall objective for the contribution is "Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities". The contribution includes ten programs in 19 countries and is implemented in cooperation with approximately 160 partnerorganisations. The five perspectives are integrated in We Effects operations and contribute to change within them. The poverty perspective, the rights based approach and the gender equality perspectives characterize the operations and programs to a great extent. These perspectives are part of the vision, objectives, working methods, strategies and methods. The organization shows a high level of ambition with regard to the environmental and climate perspective. A majority of the programs include climate and environment in the objectives and We Effect have methods and tools for eg environmental assessment. Several of the programs work with both climate adaptation and sustainable cultivation practices in small-scale agriculture. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är "Starka, inkluderande och demokratiska kooperativ och andra medlemsbaserade civilsamhällesorganisationer som bidrar till rätten till mat, resiliens och hållbar försörjning och levnadsförhållanden för sina medlemmar och deras lokalsamhällen". Insatsen omfattar tio program i 19 länder och genomförs i samarbete med ca 160 partnerorganisationer. We Effects verksamhet genomsyras av de fem perspektiven och bidrar till förändring inom dem. Fattigdoms-, rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven präglar verksamheten i hög grad. Dessa perspektiv är del av vision, målsättningar, arbetssätt, strategier och metoder. När det gäller miljö- och klimatperspektivet visar organisationen på en höjd ambitionsnivå. De flesta programmen inkluderar klimat och miljö i sina mål och man har metoder och verktyg för exempelvis miljöbedömning. Flera av programmen arbetar med både klimatanpassning och hållbara odlingsmetoder inom det småskaliga jordbruket. Insatsens mål uppdaterades i samband med den insatsändring som gjordes för övergångsperioden januari till september 2025 med anledning av övergången till den nya genomförandemodellen i Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025-2029. Bakgrund Insatsen har mål på flera nivåer; för partnerorganisationernas projekt, programmen och på den globala nivån. Insatsen består av 10 landbaserade och regionala program. Varje program har ett eget programmål och ett resultatramverk. Programmen sorterar in sina resultat under den globala nivåns sex resultatområden. De sex resultatområdena är rättvisa matsystem, hållbara livelihoods, starkare organisationer, jämställdhet, resiliens och en säker och hälsosam miljö och klimat samt jämlik tillgång till adekvata bostäder. Inom de sex resultatområdena uppnås förändring på individ/hushåll/lokalsamhällesnivå, organisationsnivå samt samhällsnivå. För dessa tre sk systemnivåer finns målformuleringar. Utvecklingen av det globala resultatramverket pågår under hela programperioden och är något Sida följer som en del i dialogfrågan kopplad till lärande och adaptiv programmering. Programmålen för de tio programmen kopplar an till ett antal av de sex resultatområdena. Den mål- och resultatbilaga som är bilaga till avtalet innehåller endast det övergripande målet för den globala nivån och programmålen för de 10 programmen. I enlighet med ett särskilt avtalsvillkor artikel 13.7 inkom We Effect med de underliggande resultatramverken för samtliga program och med ett uppdaterat resultatramverk för den globala nivån i maj 2023. I ställningstagandet till dessa (Dox dokumentnr 21/001309-115) bedömde Sida att samtliga inskickade resultatramverk är tillräckliga verktyg för resultatuppföljning och styrning, förutsatt att ramverken följs, används och anpassas. Resultatramverken godkändes i samband med den andra utbetalningen av medel 2023. Inom ramen för denna insats rapporterar We Effect resultat per programmål samt på det övergripande programmålet (globala nivån). Uppdaterade mål We Effect har uppdaterat bilagan med mål och resultat. Det övergripande programmålet är bibehållet. Övergripande programmål: Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities. För åtta av delprogrammen fortsätter arbetet mot de ursprungliga målen men med en förkortad programperiod. Dessa programmål är följande: - Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027: By 2025, participating organisations are actively contributing to just, resilient and sustainable rural development in Palestine, being a voice and providing quality services and ensuring right to food for their members, with special focus on women and young people. - Livelihood and Right to Food (LRF) Programme, East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): Empowered, resilient, gender responsive partner organisations (POs) contributing to right to food and sustainable livelihoods for their members in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. - Sustainable Partnerships for the Right to Food in Malawi (SP4RFM), 2023- 2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, sustainable and equitable right to food. - Partnership for Food, Climate Resilience and Gender Equality in Mozambique (P4FoodMoz) 2023-2025: Empowered partner organisations mobilising and organising women, men and young people to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Stronger Together: Supporting Civil Society to advance the right to food for all individuals, households and communities in Zambia 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Feeding Ourselves in Dignity, Zimbabwe 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people affirming their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Sowing opportunities: equality and the right to food for a resilient development, ROLA multi-country programme, 2023-2025: Partner organisations (POs) have the capacities and conditions to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable rural development for the promotion of the right to food and the economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER) of rural, indigenous and Afro-descendant women and youth in the Latin American region, especially in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Bolivia and Colombia. - Empowering and Unifying Rural Communities and Organisations through Partnerships for an Equal and Sustainable Future (EUROPE): Empowered civil society organisations active in rural development, with strong emphasis on gender equality, human rights, and sustainable environment, act as a voice for their members at national and regional level Programmålen för Sri Lanka och Filippinerna har uppdaterats eftersom programmen fasas ut under övergångsperioden. Målen för dessa två program är följande: - Growing Resilient Organzations Working Towards Gender Equality, Tranformative Housing and Empowerment of the Rural folk (GROW TOGETHER), Philippines 2023-2025: Partner organisations transition towards a sustainable future in which they continue to contribute to equitable access and control of financial resources, land, housing, and other productive assets for target rights holders. - Food Security First - Country Programme, Sri Lanka 2023-2025: Programmål: Partner organisations have increased capacity to sustainably contribute to improved income and living conditions for organised women and men in rural communities beyond the programme period, supporting a smooth transition to local and lasting community development. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 32604291.0000000037 0 0 0 0.0000000008 0 0 32604291.0000000075 0 0 0 0 0 1173754.476 We Effect 893357.5734 We Effect 1118327.1813000001 We Effect 1649777.1246 We Effect 1718246.1357 We Effect 1232442.1998000001 We Effect 202146.6042 We Effect 211927.8915 We Effect 10169278.3629000001 We Effect 1398724.0839 We Effect 1724766.9938999999 We Effect 1330255.0728 We Effect 107594.1603 We Effect 1242223.4871 We Effect 176063.1714 We Effect 1565005.9680000001 We Effect 1672600.1283 We Effect 1532401.6769999999 We Effect 655346.2491 We Effect 241271.7534 We Effect 1177014.9051000001 We Effect 1411765.8003 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 10169278.3629000001 We Effect 0 We Effect 1118327.1813000001 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 655346.2491 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 176063.1714 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 107594.1603 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 241271.7534 We Effect 893357.5734 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 202146.6042 We Effect 0 We Effect 1532401.6769999999 We Effect 1649777.1246 We Effect 0 We Effect 211927.8915 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1173754.476 We Effect 0 We Effect 1718246.1357 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1242223.4871 We Effect 0 We Effect 1330255.0728 We Effect 0 We Effect 1398724.0839 We Effect 0 We Effect 1565005.9680000001 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1672600.1283 We Effect 1177014.9051000001 We Effect 1724766.9938999999 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1232442.1998000001 We Effect 0 We Effect 1411765.8003 We Effect Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15876-15876A0103 Sweden The overall objective for the contribution is "Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities". The contribution includes ten programs in 19 countries and is implemented in cooperation with approximately 160 partnerorganisations. The five perspectives are integrated in We Effects operations and contribute to change within them. The poverty perspective, the rights based approach and the gender equality perspectives characterize the operations and programs to a great extent. These perspectives are part of the vision, objectives, working methods, strategies and methods. The organization shows a high level of ambition with regard to the environmental and climate perspective. A majority of the programs include climate and environment in the objectives and We Effect have methods and tools for eg environmental assessment. Several of the programs work with both climate adaptation and sustainable cultivation practices in small-scale agriculture. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är "Starka, inkluderande och demokratiska kooperativ och andra medlemsbaserade civilsamhällesorganisationer som bidrar till rätten till mat, resiliens och hållbar försörjning och levnadsförhållanden för sina medlemmar och deras lokalsamhällen". Insatsen omfattar tio program i 19 länder och genomförs i samarbete med ca 160 partnerorganisationer. We Effects verksamhet genomsyras av de fem perspektiven och bidrar till förändring inom dem. Fattigdoms-, rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven präglar verksamheten i hög grad. Dessa perspektiv är del av vision, målsättningar, arbetssätt, strategier och metoder. När det gäller miljö- och klimatperspektivet visar organisationen på en höjd ambitionsnivå. De flesta programmen inkluderar klimat och miljö i sina mål och man har metoder och verktyg för exempelvis miljöbedömning. Flera av programmen arbetar med både klimatanpassning och hållbara odlingsmetoder inom det småskaliga jordbruket. Insatsens mål uppdaterades i samband med den insatsändring som gjordes för övergångsperioden januari till september 2025 med anledning av övergången till den nya genomförandemodellen i Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025-2029. Bakgrund Insatsen har mål på flera nivåer; för partnerorganisationernas projekt, programmen och på den globala nivån. Insatsen består av 10 landbaserade och regionala program. Varje program har ett eget programmål och ett resultatramverk. Programmen sorterar in sina resultat under den globala nivåns sex resultatområden. De sex resultatområdena är rättvisa matsystem, hållbara livelihoods, starkare organisationer, jämställdhet, resiliens och en säker och hälsosam miljö och klimat samt jämlik tillgång till adekvata bostäder. Inom de sex resultatområdena uppnås förändring på individ/hushåll/lokalsamhällesnivå, organisationsnivå samt samhällsnivå. För dessa tre sk systemnivåer finns målformuleringar. Utvecklingen av det globala resultatramverket pågår under hela programperioden och är något Sida följer som en del i dialogfrågan kopplad till lärande och adaptiv programmering. Programmålen för de tio programmen kopplar an till ett antal av de sex resultatområdena. Den mål- och resultatbilaga som är bilaga till avtalet innehåller endast det övergripande målet för den globala nivån och programmålen för de 10 programmen. I enlighet med ett särskilt avtalsvillkor artikel 13.7 inkom We Effect med de underliggande resultatramverken för samtliga program och med ett uppdaterat resultatramverk för den globala nivån i maj 2023. I ställningstagandet till dessa (Dox dokumentnr 21/001309-115) bedömde Sida att samtliga inskickade resultatramverk är tillräckliga verktyg för resultatuppföljning och styrning, förutsatt att ramverken följs, används och anpassas. Resultatramverken godkändes i samband med den andra utbetalningen av medel 2023. Inom ramen för denna insats rapporterar We Effect resultat per programmål samt på det övergripande programmålet (globala nivån). Uppdaterade mål We Effect har uppdaterat bilagan med mål och resultat. Det övergripande programmålet är bibehållet. Övergripande programmål: Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities. För åtta av delprogrammen fortsätter arbetet mot de ursprungliga målen men med en förkortad programperiod. Dessa programmål är följande: - Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027: By 2025, participating organisations are actively contributing to just, resilient and sustainable rural development in Palestine, being a voice and providing quality services and ensuring right to food for their members, with special focus on women and young people. - Livelihood and Right to Food (LRF) Programme, East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): Empowered, resilient, gender responsive partner organisations (POs) contributing to right to food and sustainable livelihoods for their members in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. - Sustainable Partnerships for the Right to Food in Malawi (SP4RFM), 2023- 2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, sustainable and equitable right to food. - Partnership for Food, Climate Resilience and Gender Equality in Mozambique (P4FoodMoz) 2023-2025: Empowered partner organisations mobilising and organising women, men and young people to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Stronger Together: Supporting Civil Society to advance the right to food for all individuals, households and communities in Zambia 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Feeding Ourselves in Dignity, Zimbabwe 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people affirming their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Sowing opportunities: equality and the right to food for a resilient development, ROLA multi-country programme, 2023-2025: Partner organisations (POs) have the capacities and conditions to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable rural development for the promotion of the right to food and the economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER) of rural, indigenous and Afro-descendant women and youth in the Latin American region, especially in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Bolivia and Colombia. - Empowering and Unifying Rural Communities and Organisations through Partnerships for an Equal and Sustainable Future (EUROPE): Empowered civil society organisations active in rural development, with strong emphasis on gender equality, human rights, and sustainable environment, act as a voice for their members at national and regional level Programmålen för Sri Lanka och Filippinerna har uppdaterats eftersom programmen fasas ut under övergångsperioden. Målen för dessa två program är följande: - Growing Resilient Organzations Working Towards Gender Equality, Tranformative Housing and Empowerment of the Rural folk (GROW TOGETHER), Philippines 2023-2025: Partner organisations transition towards a sustainable future in which they continue to contribute to equitable access and control of financial resources, land, housing, and other productive assets for target rights holders. - Food Security First - Country Programme, Sri Lanka 2023-2025: Programmål: Partner organisations have increased capacity to sustainably contribute to improved income and living conditions for organised women and men in rural communities beyond the programme period, supporting a smooth transition to local and lasting community development. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 86911693 0 87271250 -32310 0 -327246.9999999999 0 634455.3589 We Effect 3902335.0156999999 We Effect 2772483.0066999998 We Effect 4884437.1465999996 We Effect 5379833.7966999998 We Effect 399793.7878 We Effect 4310819.9727999996 We Effect 2068498.2934000001 We Effect 3467776.5507 We Effect 1894674.9073999999 We Effect 21614938.0491000004 We Effect 1633939.8284 We Effect 4389040.4965000004 We Effect 5266848.5958000002 We Effect 1199381.3633999999 We Effect 3771967.4761999999 We Effect 4701922.5913000004 We Effect 3963173.2008000002 We Effect 3911026.1850000001 We Effect 956028.623 We Effect 4258672.9570000004 We Effect 1529645.7967999999 We Effect 2077055.75 We Effect 3979569 We Effect 5402090.375 We Effect 401447.75 We Effect 4904644.25 We Effect 3927206.25 We Effect 1204343.25 We Effect 1640699.5 We Effect 2783952.875 We Effect 21704359.875 We Effect 3787572.25 We Effect 1902513.25 We Effect 637080.125 We Effect 3482122.875 We Effect 5288637.75 We Effect 3918479.125 We Effect 4328654 We Effect 959983.75 We Effect 4407198.125 We Effect 4276291.25 We Effect 1535974 We Effect 4721374.625 We Effect -148.626 We Effect -704.358 We Effect -8035.497 We Effect -1030.689 We Effect -1602.576 We Effect -1473.336 We Effect -607.428 We Effect -1631.655 We Effect -1450.719 We Effect -1402.254 We Effect -445.878 We Effect -1957.986 We Effect -1289.169 We Effect -355.41 We Effect -1453.95 We Effect -1815.822 We Effect -1999.989 We Effect -1747.971 We Effect -1583.19 We Effect -568.656 We Effect -768.978 We Effect -235.863 We Effect -2388.9031 We Effect -7788.4786 We Effect -7133.9846 We Effect -14202.5198 We Effect -17704.0627 We Effect -20256.5893 We Effect -18391.2814 We Effect -10439.1793 We Effect -14726.115 We Effect -5759.5472 We Effect -16231.4512 We Effect -3599.717 We Effect -13057.1553 We Effect -19831.1682 We Effect -16035.103 We Effect -4516.0086 We Effect -14693.3903 We Effect -1505.3362 We Effect -16525.9735 We Effect -14922.4632 We Effect -81386.3289 We Effect -6152.2436 We Effect Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15915 Sweden The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation with Africa Det övergripande målet för bidraget är att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning samt ökat deltagande i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustsamhällen i respektive land. Det totala bidraget uppgår till 165 miljoner SEK, varav 60 miljoner SEK genom den bilaterala samarbetsstrategin för Kenya, 50 miljoner SEK för Tanzania och 55 miljoner SEK för Moçambique. Bidraget kommer att bygga kapacitet för och bidra till att förstärka implementeringen av ekosystemansatsen i nationell och lokal förvaltning av kustmiljö och fiske, där åtgärder för hållbart nyttjande, skydd och återställande av kustnära och marina livsmiljöer och resurser, i kombination med försörjningsinsatser, kommer att utvecklas tillsammans med lokala samhällen för att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning, minska fattigdomen i fattiga fiskeberoende kustsamhällen, skydda den biologiska mångfalden och förstärka deltagandet i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustfiskesamhällen. Alla dessa mål är i linje med internationella utvecklingsagenda inklusive SDG 14, 1 och 5, Addis Abeba Action Agenda, Parisavtalet, Sveriges bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetesstrategier med Moçambique, Kenya och Tanzania och Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika. The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden's regional development cooperation with Africa. The project has four coupled components and outcomes below: (a) Coastal and marine ecosystems are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach: focusing on coastal environment protection, restoration, and intersectoral spatial planning. (b) Coastal fisheries are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries and livelihoods options are enhanced: focusing on coastal livelihoods and sustainable fisheries management. (c) Cooperation and coordination between fisheries and environmental policy frameworks and managers, and community involvement strengthened: focusing on fisheries environment policy dialogue and management coordination, knowledge sharing and generation, and community stewardship. (d) Effective Project Management and Coordination: focusing on effective project delivery Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Mozambique Tanzania, United Republic of Fishery development Fishing Deployment of Fisheries Aggregation devices (FADs) in Kenya and training of fishers in the mounting and use of fishing gear to catch medium and large pelagic fish such as tuna was successfully undertaken.FADs are drifting or anchored buoys or rafts that attract and aggregate pelagic fish, making them easier to find and catch. Training in Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries (EAF) for both managers and the communities in the three countries completed in the first half of 2025. Small Scale Fundings Agreements or SSFAs was signed and initiated in Kenya, Mozambique and Tanzania with responsible ministries. Participation in regional, national workshops contributing for the NC part resulted in a validation of the Ecosystems Indicator Monitoring Framework, Regional Mangrove Network vision and action plan meeting, Capacity Building Workshop on Marine Spatial Planning (MSP), regional strategy to address plastic pollution across the WIO and WIO climate hub platform development. Mangrove mapping and assessment has been carried out to identify priority areas in the new 455 ha allocation in Vanga forest in Kwale (Kenya) that are suitable for blue carbon credits and ecosystem restoration. A socioeconomic study has been carried out in the area between southern Beira and Northern Inhambane to inform the development of an integrated management plan including fisheries management and ecosystem conservation. This was built on the Research Cruise and data collection on biological ecosystems and community consultations. The project has participated in the African Scientific Conference on Advancing the Blue Economy in Africa, in Mombasa May 2025,promoting sciencebased policymaking, regional cooperation, alignment with Africa ocean governance strategy. During a regional project meeting in September 2025 there was an update and aligning of the Risk log, Monitoring and Evaluation Plans, gender strategy and the Logical Framework Matrix. Four investment ready blue economy models built on demonstrated experience (below). Discussions initiated with IFC covering the WIOregion to reach out to banks and IFIs in the region including SIDS and in total 10 countries in the WIO. Regarding EU cooperation and the EU programme SWIOP, the Nairobi Convention is responsible for one of the pillars for the programme where results from this project could be taken onboard. Sida is active in the region through SwAM (Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management) SwAM is responsible for SwAM Ocean 2, contribution number 13290, and there is an opportunity for FAO/UNEP through the contacts taken with IFC on private sector investments in the region. One UN strengthened collaboration between FAO and UNEP has been strengthened by the contribution conducting this second phase together even though implications in structure between the agencies remain. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15915-15915A0101 Sweden The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation with Africa Det övergripande målet för bidraget är att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning samt ökat deltagande i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustsamhällen i respektive land. Det totala bidraget uppgår till 165 miljoner SEK, varav 60 miljoner SEK genom den bilaterala samarbetsstrategin för Kenya, 50 miljoner SEK för Tanzania och 55 miljoner SEK för Moçambique. Bidraget kommer att bygga kapacitet för och bidra till att förstärka implementeringen av ekosystemansatsen i nationell och lokal förvaltning av kustmiljö och fiske, där åtgärder för hållbart nyttjande, skydd och återställande av kustnära och marina livsmiljöer och resurser, i kombination med försörjningsinsatser, kommer att utvecklas tillsammans med lokala samhällen för att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning, minska fattigdomen i fattiga fiskeberoende kustsamhällen, skydda den biologiska mångfalden och förstärka deltagandet i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustfiskesamhällen. Alla dessa mål är i linje med internationella utvecklingsagenda inklusive SDG 14, 1 och 5, Addis Abeba Action Agenda, Parisavtalet, Sveriges bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetesstrategier med Moçambique, Kenya och Tanzania och Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika. The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden's regional development cooperation with Africa. The project has four coupled components and outcomes below: (a) Coastal and marine ecosystems are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach: focusing on coastal environment protection, restoration, and intersectoral spatial planning. (b) Coastal fisheries are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries and livelihoods options are enhanced: focusing on coastal livelihoods and sustainable fisheries management. (c) Cooperation and coordination between fisheries and environmental policy frameworks and managers, and community involvement strengthened: focusing on fisheries environment policy dialogue and management coordination, knowledge sharing and generation, and community stewardship. (d) Effective Project Management and Coordination: focusing on effective project delivery Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 10000000 0 15000000 35000000 10000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 35000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive employment with decent working conditions, as well as for free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, samt för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15915-15915A0102 Sweden The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation with Africa Det övergripande målet för bidraget är att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning samt ökat deltagande i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustsamhällen i respektive land. Det totala bidraget uppgår till 165 miljoner SEK, varav 60 miljoner SEK genom den bilaterala samarbetsstrategin för Kenya, 50 miljoner SEK för Tanzania och 55 miljoner SEK för Moçambique. Bidraget kommer att bygga kapacitet för och bidra till att förstärka implementeringen av ekosystemansatsen i nationell och lokal förvaltning av kustmiljö och fiske, där åtgärder för hållbart nyttjande, skydd och återställande av kustnära och marina livsmiljöer och resurser, i kombination med försörjningsinsatser, kommer att utvecklas tillsammans med lokala samhällen för att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning, minska fattigdomen i fattiga fiskeberoende kustsamhällen, skydda den biologiska mångfalden och förstärka deltagandet i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustfiskesamhällen. Alla dessa mål är i linje med internationella utvecklingsagenda inklusive SDG 14, 1 och 5, Addis Abeba Action Agenda, Parisavtalet, Sveriges bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetesstrategier med Moçambique, Kenya och Tanzania och Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika. The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden's regional development cooperation with Africa. The project has four coupled components and outcomes below: (a) Coastal and marine ecosystems are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach: focusing on coastal environment protection, restoration, and intersectoral spatial planning. (b) Coastal fisheries are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries and livelihoods options are enhanced: focusing on coastal livelihoods and sustainable fisheries management. (c) Cooperation and coordination between fisheries and environmental policy frameworks and managers, and community involvement strengthened: focusing on fisheries environment policy dialogue and management coordination, knowledge sharing and generation, and community stewardship. (d) Effective Project Management and Coordination: focusing on effective project delivery Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 20000000 0 20000000 0 0 20000000 20000000 0 10000000 0 0 50000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 20000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 20000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Strengthened prerequisites for sustainable management and usage of natural resources, including protecting, maintaining and restoring biological diversity and eco systems. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced opportunities for productive and resilient agriculture, increased sustainment, and improved food security. Stärkta möjligheter till ett produktivt och motståndskraftigt lantbruk, ökad försörjning och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15915-15915A0103 Sweden The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation with Africa Det övergripande målet för bidraget är att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning samt ökat deltagande i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustsamhällen i respektive land. Det totala bidraget uppgår till 165 miljoner SEK, varav 60 miljoner SEK genom den bilaterala samarbetsstrategin för Kenya, 50 miljoner SEK för Tanzania och 55 miljoner SEK för Moçambique. Bidraget kommer att bygga kapacitet för och bidra till att förstärka implementeringen av ekosystemansatsen i nationell och lokal förvaltning av kustmiljö och fiske, där åtgärder för hållbart nyttjande, skydd och återställande av kustnära och marina livsmiljöer och resurser, i kombination med försörjningsinsatser, kommer att utvecklas tillsammans med lokala samhällen för att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning, minska fattigdomen i fattiga fiskeberoende kustsamhällen, skydda den biologiska mångfalden och förstärka deltagandet i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustfiskesamhällen. Alla dessa mål är i linje med internationella utvecklingsagenda inklusive SDG 14, 1 och 5, Addis Abeba Action Agenda, Parisavtalet, Sveriges bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetesstrategier med Moçambique, Kenya och Tanzania och Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika. The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden's regional development cooperation with Africa. The project has four coupled components and outcomes below: (a) Coastal and marine ecosystems are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach: focusing on coastal environment protection, restoration, and intersectoral spatial planning. (b) Coastal fisheries are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries and livelihoods options are enhanced: focusing on coastal livelihoods and sustainable fisheries management. (c) Cooperation and coordination between fisheries and environmental policy frameworks and managers, and community involvement strengthened: focusing on fisheries environment policy dialogue and management coordination, knowledge sharing and generation, and community stewardship. (d) Effective Project Management and Coordination: focusing on effective project delivery Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 15000000 0 15000000 15000000 20000000 0 15000000 0 0 50000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 20000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work, and increased agricultural productivity and sustainability. Förbättrade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga villkor och ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet i lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable use of natural resources and marine and terrestrial ecosystems, including conservation and rehabilitation of biodiversity and ecosystem services, and increased resilience to climate change. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem till havs och på land, inklusive rehabilitering och bevarande av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15933 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden supports the institutional development of Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) through a core support programme for 2023–2026 aimed at strengthening organizational capacity and enhancing results-based management, in line with LCB’s Development Strategy 2022–2026. The support focuses on improving internal monitoring and reporting systems and implementing the System Based Audit (SBA) recommendations from 2020, with emphasis on addressing institutional gaps related to human resources, board governance, financial sustainability, strategic communication, and the long-term sustainability of programmes and activities. Within this framework, Sweden supports LCB in achieving three core objectives: 1) the Access to Justice objective, aimed at improving access to people-centred justice for rights holders in northern Moldova through legal aid, public policy monitoring, legal education, social services development, and community policing activities. 2) The Outreach objective, focused on promoting human rights principles, including equality, non-discrimination, transparency, participation, and accountability, through awareness-raising and legal empowerment initiatives. 3) The Organizational Development objective, which targets staff professionalisation, strengthening of operational and financial systems, and the establishment of sustainable internal procedures and tools to ensure a resilient and mission-driven organization. In addition, the project supports improved access to justice through digital solutions and the implementation of a regional Community Policing Initiative, strengthening civic-institutional cooperation in northern Moldova. Sveriges ambassad stödjer den institutionella utvecklingen av Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) genom ett kärnstödsprogram för perioden 2023–2026, som syftar till att stärka organisationens kapacitet och förbättra resultatbaserad styrning, i linje med LCB:s utvecklingsstrategi 2022–2026. Stödet fokuserar på att förbättra interna system för uppföljning och rapportering samt på att genomföra rekommendationerna från System Based Audit (SBA) från 2020, med särskild betoning på att åtgärda institutionella brister kopplade till mänskliga resurser, styrelse- och bolagsstyrning, finansiell hållbarhet, strategisk kommunikation samt långsiktig hållbarhet för program och verksamhet. Inom denna ram stödjer Sverige LCB i att uppnå tre övergripande mål: 1) Målet om tillgång till rättvisa, som syftar till att förbättra tillgången till människocentrerad rättvisa för rättighetsbärare i norra Moldavien genom rättshjälp, uppföljning av offentlig politik, juridisk utbildning, utveckling av sociala tjänster samt insatser inom community policing. 2) Målet om outreach, som fokuserar på att främja mänskliga rättighetsprinciper, inklusive jämlikhet, icke-diskriminering, transparens, deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande, genom informationsinsatser och juridisk stärkande verksamhet. 3) Målet om organisatorisk utveckling, som syftar till att stärka personalens professionalisering, utveckla operativa och finansiella system samt etablera hållbara interna rutiner och verktyg för att säkerställa en motståndskraftig och ändamålsenligt inriktad organisation. Därutöver stöder projektet förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa genom digitala lösningar samt genomförandet av ett regionalt initiativ för community policing, vilket stärker det civila och institutionella samarbetet i norra Moldavien. The overall goal of the LC, established for 2022 2026 Development Strategy, is to contribute to improving the quality of justice and respect for human rights in Northern Moldova, and facilitate the access to the most vulnerable groups by extending the result to national level. The Clinic has identified strategic objectives in three core areas with the focus on measurable outputs, outcomes and long-term impacts access to justice program, outreach program, and organizational development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Summary of the results achieved by Balti Legal Clinic (BLC) in 2023, both expected and unexpected: 1) Access to Justice Program: - Pro Bono Legal Assistance: Provided free legal aid to 1,543 vulnerable individuals (986 women, 557 men), including Ukrainian refugees. - Legal Empowerment Activities: Conducted 30 legal literacy sessions in rural villages, benefiting 1,498 individuals. - Advocacy & Dialogue for Access to Justice: Engaged with national and local stakeholders, influencing policy reforms and securing collaborations to improve legal aid access. 2) Outreach Program: - Legal Awareness Campaigns: Informed over 20,000 individuals about their rights, domestic violence protections, and legal aid availability. - Training Initiatives: Trained 221 young people in anti-corruption measures and empowered 43 representatives from 35 CSOs in legal and financial management. 3) Social Services Development: - Launched the "Social Laundry" mobile service in Glodeni, improving hygiene conditions for 748 vulnerable individuals. - Secured additional support from GIZ to expand social service reach to 1,000 people. 4) Organizational Development: - Recruited three new staff members (Program Officers and Financial Manager) to enhance institutional capacity. - Conducted gender and ecological audits, leading to strategic adjustments in policies and office improvements. Unexpected Results: - Increased Engagement in Domestic Violence Cases: A notable rise in court applications for protective measures (106 cases, up from 103 in 2022). 61 criminal cases related to domestic violence were examined in Balti Court. - Challenges in Financial Management Hiring: Faced difficulties in retaining a qualified financial manager, requiring multiple recruitment attempts and redistribution of tasks among existing staff. - Impact of Advocacy Actions: Successfully influenced local and national authorities to revise the calculation methodology for heating costs, following a citizen petition with 1,800 signatures. Strengthened partnerships with legal institutions, resulting in a renewed collaboration agreement with the National Legal Aid Council. - Expansion of Legal Aid Reach: Increased demand for mobile legal aid services, leading to three active Mobile Teams covering 50 localities. Inclusion of intellectually and psychosocially disabled individuals as a new target group for legal assistance. - Strategic Influence on Policy Changes: Improved working conditions and remuneration for paralegals, increasing the motivation and quality of legal aid services. Identified systemic gaps in state-guaranteed legal aid, leading to ongoing discussions on legislative amendments. These results demonstrate BLC's significant impact in advancing access to justice, social services, and legal empowerment, while also adapting to unforeseen challenges and opportunities. Update 2024 results: During 2024, the Legal Clinic Balti (LCB) achieved substantial progress in advancing access to justice, strengthening community safety, and improving institutional performance. The organization successfully met its expected outcomes under the Sida-supported program while also generating several positive and unanticipated results that extended the projects overall impact. Among the expected achievements, LCB significantly expanded its outreach and service coverage to vulnerable populations in northern Moldova. Over 1,300 individuals from rural communities received free legal advice, while an additional 600 beneficiaries accessed primary legal assistance through online consultations, telephone hotlines, and in-person services. These efforts fulfilled the programs core objective of improving equitable access to legal protection for people facing discrimination, poverty, or social exclusion. Complementing these services, the Clinic implemented a broad program of community legal education, conducting 32 public legal literacy sessions that reached 766 participants, alongside 30 interactive community events attended by 654 individuals. These initiatives helped raise awareness about citizens rights and obligations, domestic violence prevention, and available protection mechanisms. Collectively, these activities not only informed but also empowered participants to seek remedies and advocate for their rights more effectively. A key component of 2024 was the Community Policing Project, carried out in collaboration with local police inspectorates and supported by Sweden. Through joint initiatives and trust-building activities, the project improved security conditions for an estimated 40,000 residents in northern Moldova. This partnership fostered closer cooperation between citizens and law enforcement, contributing to a safer and more responsive community environment. In parallel, LCB made considerable strides in institutional development and governance. The Clinic revised and updated its internal policies, enhanced financial management procedures, and introduced new compliance mechanisms based on recommendations from previous audits. The recruitment of new legal interns strengthened the organizations human resources and ensured sustainability in service delivery. Furthermore, LCB expanded its collaboration network to include 25 civil society organizations, 34 local public authorities, and several Territorial Agencies of Social Assistance. These partnerships enabled coordinated interventions across 74 localities, fostering dialogue platforms and joint initiatives focused on access to justice and community resilience. In addition to the expected outcomes, several unexpected positive results emerged over the reporting period. Community participation in awareness campaigns and legal literacy activities exceeded original projections, indicating a growing level of public trust in LCBs services and a rising demand for legal aid in underserved areas. The organization also developed stronger cross-sector partnerships, particularly with social service agencies and local governments, leading to more holistic and integrated support for refugees, survivors of domestic violence, and marginalized groups. Another unanticipated yet highly valuable outcome was LCBs emerging role as a regional advocate and contributor to justice sector reform. Through its engagement in dialogue platforms and collaboration with institutional partners, the Clinic became a recognized voice in policy discussions, bringing grassroots perspectives to national attention. Additionally, the expansion of mobile legal aid services to 60 rural localities proved particularly impactfulan innovative approach that ensured consistent access to legal protection even for residents of remote and isolated areas. Update results 2025: In 2025, the Legal Clinic Balti achieved substantial progress in advancing access to justice, strengthening community safety, and promoting innovative institutional solutions across northern Moldova. The activities implemented throughout the year generated both the anticipated programmatic results and a number of additional positive outcomes that extended beyond the organizations initial objectives, demonstrating the broader systemic impact of its interventions. One of the most significant achievements of the year was the successful launch of the first E-Courtroom in the Republic of Moldova, established in partnership with the Balti Court. This initiative introduced a practical digital solution designed to remove many of the barriers that traditionally limit citizens participation in judicial proceedings. Equipped with secure videoconferencing systems, simultaneous interpretation technology, audio-video recording and archiving tools, and digital evidence management infrastructure, the courtroom allows participants to attend hearings remotely while maintaining procedural integrity and transparency. Within the first six months of operation, more than 140 Moldovan citizens located abroad, particularly in Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Romania, were able to participate online in civil and family court proceedings. As a result, the average duration of case examination decreased by approximately 28 percent, demonstrating a clear improvement in judicial efficiency. Beyond its immediate operational benefits, the digital courtroom also increased accessibility for vulnerable groups, including persons with disabilities, individuals living in remote communities, and victims of domestic violence who require safe and confidential conditions to testify. The initiative quickly gained recognition as a national model of good practice for the digital transformation of justice services. Another major achievement was the implementation of the regional Community Policing Initiative, one of the most comprehensive civic-institutional cooperation programs carried out in northern Moldova. Implemented in partnership with district police inspectorates and local authorities in six districts from Teleneti, Drochia, Soroca, Dondueni, Rîcani, and Glodeni, the initiative reached fifteen rural communities with a combined population of more than 32,000 residents. Through a combination of prevention measures, infrastructure improvements, and community engagement, the program significantly strengthened local safety conditions. Public consultations organized in participating communities involved more than 1,200 residents, who actively contributed to identifying safety risks and proposing solutions. Safety infrastructure was expanded through the installation of 86 video surveillance cameras, including 16 equipped with automatic license plate recognition technology, as well as solar-powered street lighting, additional public lighting systems, and various traffic safety measures. These interventions contributed to a measurable reduction in street crime and acts of vandalism by 38 percent, while reports of nighttime assaults and household theft declined by approximately 50 percent. At the same time, the reporting of minor incidents increased by 42 percent, reflecting greater trust between citizens and law enforcement institutions. The program also included an important civic engagement component: more than 80 volunteers were trained to support community safety initiatives, and over 4,500 children and adolescents participated in educational sessions on prevention and civic responsibility. The positive impact of the initiative generated strong interest among local authorities, with the majority of participating mayors requesting the expansion of the model to additional communities in the coming years. Expanding access to legal services remained a central priority throughout 2025. Through the Access to Justice Program, the Legal Clinic Balti implemented the largest legal empowerment initiative in northern Moldova. The program combined community-based legal education with direct legal counseling and case assistance, ensuring that citizens not only understood their rights but also had the practical support needed to exercise them. A total of 54 legal empowerment sessions were organized in 54 communities, engaging 972 participants, including refugees, persons with disabilities, and a significant number of women. These sessions addressed topics such as gender-based violence, discrimination, refugee rights, legal procedures related to petitions, and inheritance law, which became particularly relevant due to legislative changes scheduled to enter into force in 2026. In parallel, the organization provided individual legal counseling and case assistance to 1,223 beneficiaries, among them 965 refugees and 258 Moldovan citizens. Women represented nearly three-quarters of all beneficiaries, highlighting both the gender dimension of legal vulnerability and the importance of accessible legal services. The cases addressed covered a wide range of issues, including legal documentation for refugees, family disputes, property and inheritance conflicts, domestic violence cases, and administrative refusals by public institutions to process citizens petitions. For more complex cases, the organization facilitated legal representation in cooperation with accredited lawyers and the National Council for State-Guaranteed Legal Aid, ensuring that beneficiaries received comprehensive support throughout the legal process. Complementing these direct services, the organization implemented the regional public awareness campaign Access to Justice 2025, one of the largest legal information campaigns conducted in northern and central Moldova. The campaign covered eleven districts in the northern region and extended to three additional districts in the center of the country, reaching communities with a combined population of more than 640,000 people. Through more than 200 field visits, public information sessions, and the distribution of accessible educational materials, the campaign informed over 25,000 individuals about their legal rights and available mechanisms for protection. In addition to its work in justice and community safety, the Legal Clinic Balti expanded its strategic activities to include energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives, recognizing the strong link between social vulnerability and energy insecurity. One of the most notable interventions involved the implementation of energy efficiency measures at the Sfântul Gheorghe residential care facility in Sîngerei district. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15933-15933A0101 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden supports the institutional development of Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) through a core support programme for 2023–2026 aimed at strengthening organizational capacity and enhancing results-based management, in line with LCB’s Development Strategy 2022–2026. The support focuses on improving internal monitoring and reporting systems and implementing the System Based Audit (SBA) recommendations from 2020, with emphasis on addressing institutional gaps related to human resources, board governance, financial sustainability, strategic communication, and the long-term sustainability of programmes and activities. Within this framework, Sweden supports LCB in achieving three core objectives: 1) the Access to Justice objective, aimed at improving access to people-centred justice for rights holders in northern Moldova through legal aid, public policy monitoring, legal education, social services development, and community policing activities. 2) The Outreach objective, focused on promoting human rights principles, including equality, non-discrimination, transparency, participation, and accountability, through awareness-raising and legal empowerment initiatives. 3) The Organizational Development objective, which targets staff professionalisation, strengthening of operational and financial systems, and the establishment of sustainable internal procedures and tools to ensure a resilient and mission-driven organization. In addition, the project supports improved access to justice through digital solutions and the implementation of a regional Community Policing Initiative, strengthening civic-institutional cooperation in northern Moldova. Sveriges ambassad stödjer den institutionella utvecklingen av Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) genom ett kärnstödsprogram för perioden 2023–2026, som syftar till att stärka organisationens kapacitet och förbättra resultatbaserad styrning, i linje med LCB:s utvecklingsstrategi 2022–2026. Stödet fokuserar på att förbättra interna system för uppföljning och rapportering samt på att genomföra rekommendationerna från System Based Audit (SBA) från 2020, med särskild betoning på att åtgärda institutionella brister kopplade till mänskliga resurser, styrelse- och bolagsstyrning, finansiell hållbarhet, strategisk kommunikation samt långsiktig hållbarhet för program och verksamhet. Inom denna ram stödjer Sverige LCB i att uppnå tre övergripande mål: 1) Målet om tillgång till rättvisa, som syftar till att förbättra tillgången till människocentrerad rättvisa för rättighetsbärare i norra Moldavien genom rättshjälp, uppföljning av offentlig politik, juridisk utbildning, utveckling av sociala tjänster samt insatser inom community policing. 2) Målet om outreach, som fokuserar på att främja mänskliga rättighetsprinciper, inklusive jämlikhet, icke-diskriminering, transparens, deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande, genom informationsinsatser och juridisk stärkande verksamhet. 3) Målet om organisatorisk utveckling, som syftar till att stärka personalens professionalisering, utveckla operativa och finansiella system samt etablera hållbara interna rutiner och verktyg för att säkerställa en motståndskraftig och ändamålsenligt inriktad organisation. Därutöver stöder projektet förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa genom digitala lösningar samt genomförandet av ett regionalt initiativ för community policing, vilket stärker det civila och institutionella samarbetet i norra Moldavien. The overall goal of the LC, established for 2022 2026 Development Strategy, is to contribute to improving the quality of justice and respect for human rights in Northern Moldova, and facilitate the access to the most vulnerable groups by extending the result to national level. The Clinic has identified strategic objectives in three core areas with the focus on measurable outputs, outcomes and long-term impacts access to justice program, outreach program, and organizational development. Sweden Legal Clinic Balti Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Legal Clinic Balti 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1500000 3175410 2000000 824590 0 1000000 0 0 1000000 824590 0 1000000 0 1500000 0 2175410 7500000 Legal Clinic Balti 1500000 Legal Clinic Balti 1000000 Legal Clinic Balti 2175410 Legal Clinic Balti 1000000 Legal Clinic Balti 1000000 Legal Clinic Balti 824590 Legal Clinic Balti Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15933-15933A0102 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden supports the institutional development of Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) through a core support programme for 2023–2026 aimed at strengthening organizational capacity and enhancing results-based management, in line with LCB’s Development Strategy 2022–2026. The support focuses on improving internal monitoring and reporting systems and implementing the System Based Audit (SBA) recommendations from 2020, with emphasis on addressing institutional gaps related to human resources, board governance, financial sustainability, strategic communication, and the long-term sustainability of programmes and activities. Within this framework, Sweden supports LCB in achieving three core objectives: 1) the Access to Justice objective, aimed at improving access to people-centred justice for rights holders in northern Moldova through legal aid, public policy monitoring, legal education, social services development, and community policing activities. 2) The Outreach objective, focused on promoting human rights principles, including equality, non-discrimination, transparency, participation, and accountability, through awareness-raising and legal empowerment initiatives. 3) The Organizational Development objective, which targets staff professionalisation, strengthening of operational and financial systems, and the establishment of sustainable internal procedures and tools to ensure a resilient and mission-driven organization. In addition, the project supports improved access to justice through digital solutions and the implementation of a regional Community Policing Initiative, strengthening civic-institutional cooperation in northern Moldova. Sveriges ambassad stödjer den institutionella utvecklingen av Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) genom ett kärnstödsprogram för perioden 2023–2026, som syftar till att stärka organisationens kapacitet och förbättra resultatbaserad styrning, i linje med LCB:s utvecklingsstrategi 2022–2026. Stödet fokuserar på att förbättra interna system för uppföljning och rapportering samt på att genomföra rekommendationerna från System Based Audit (SBA) från 2020, med särskild betoning på att åtgärda institutionella brister kopplade till mänskliga resurser, styrelse- och bolagsstyrning, finansiell hållbarhet, strategisk kommunikation samt långsiktig hållbarhet för program och verksamhet. Inom denna ram stödjer Sverige LCB i att uppnå tre övergripande mål: 1) Målet om tillgång till rättvisa, som syftar till att förbättra tillgången till människocentrerad rättvisa för rättighetsbärare i norra Moldavien genom rättshjälp, uppföljning av offentlig politik, juridisk utbildning, utveckling av sociala tjänster samt insatser inom community policing. 2) Målet om outreach, som fokuserar på att främja mänskliga rättighetsprinciper, inklusive jämlikhet, icke-diskriminering, transparens, deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande, genom informationsinsatser och juridisk stärkande verksamhet. 3) Målet om organisatorisk utveckling, som syftar till att stärka personalens professionalisering, utveckla operativa och finansiella system samt etablera hållbara interna rutiner och verktyg för att säkerställa en motståndskraftig och ändamålsenligt inriktad organisation. Därutöver stöder projektet förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa genom digitala lösningar samt genomförandet av ett regionalt initiativ för community policing, vilket stärker det civila och institutionella samarbetet i norra Moldavien. The overall goal of the LC, established for 2022 2026 Development Strategy, is to contribute to improving the quality of justice and respect for human rights in Northern Moldova, and facilitate the access to the most vulnerable groups by extending the result to national level. The Clinic has identified strategic objectives in three core areas with the focus on measurable outputs, outcomes and long-term impacts access to justice program, outreach program, and organizational development. Sweden Legal Clinic Balti Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Legal Clinic Balti 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 500000 1500000 500000 0 500000 2500000 Legal Clinic Balti 1500000 Legal Clinic Balti Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15933-15933A0201 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden supports the institutional development of Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) through a core support programme for 2023–2026 aimed at strengthening organizational capacity and enhancing results-based management, in line with LCB’s Development Strategy 2022–2026. The support focuses on improving internal monitoring and reporting systems and implementing the System Based Audit (SBA) recommendations from 2020, with emphasis on addressing institutional gaps related to human resources, board governance, financial sustainability, strategic communication, and the long-term sustainability of programmes and activities. Within this framework, Sweden supports LCB in achieving three core objectives: 1) the Access to Justice objective, aimed at improving access to people-centred justice for rights holders in northern Moldova through legal aid, public policy monitoring, legal education, social services development, and community policing activities. 2) The Outreach objective, focused on promoting human rights principles, including equality, non-discrimination, transparency, participation, and accountability, through awareness-raising and legal empowerment initiatives. 3) The Organizational Development objective, which targets staff professionalisation, strengthening of operational and financial systems, and the establishment of sustainable internal procedures and tools to ensure a resilient and mission-driven organization. In addition, the project supports improved access to justice through digital solutions and the implementation of a regional Community Policing Initiative, strengthening civic-institutional cooperation in northern Moldova. Sveriges ambassad stödjer den institutionella utvecklingen av Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) genom ett kärnstödsprogram för perioden 2023–2026, som syftar till att stärka organisationens kapacitet och förbättra resultatbaserad styrning, i linje med LCB:s utvecklingsstrategi 2022–2026. Stödet fokuserar på att förbättra interna system för uppföljning och rapportering samt på att genomföra rekommendationerna från System Based Audit (SBA) från 2020, med särskild betoning på att åtgärda institutionella brister kopplade till mänskliga resurser, styrelse- och bolagsstyrning, finansiell hållbarhet, strategisk kommunikation samt långsiktig hållbarhet för program och verksamhet. Inom denna ram stödjer Sverige LCB i att uppnå tre övergripande mål: 1) Målet om tillgång till rättvisa, som syftar till att förbättra tillgången till människocentrerad rättvisa för rättighetsbärare i norra Moldavien genom rättshjälp, uppföljning av offentlig politik, juridisk utbildning, utveckling av sociala tjänster samt insatser inom community policing. 2) Målet om outreach, som fokuserar på att främja mänskliga rättighetsprinciper, inklusive jämlikhet, icke-diskriminering, transparens, deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande, genom informationsinsatser och juridisk stärkande verksamhet. 3) Målet om organisatorisk utveckling, som syftar till att stärka personalens professionalisering, utveckla operativa och finansiella system samt etablera hållbara interna rutiner och verktyg för att säkerställa en motståndskraftig och ändamålsenligt inriktad organisation. Därutöver stöder projektet förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa genom digitala lösningar samt genomförandet av ett regionalt initiativ för community policing, vilket stärker det civila och institutionella samarbetet i norra Moldavien. The overall goal of the LC, established for 2022 2026 Development Strategy, is to contribute to improving the quality of justice and respect for human rights in Northern Moldova, and facilitate the access to the most vulnerable groups by extending the result to national level. The Clinic has identified strategic objectives in three core areas with the focus on measurable outputs, outcomes and long-term impacts access to justice program, outreach program, and organizational development. Sweden BDO Mälardalen AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Mälardalen AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 204943 204943 0 204943 BDO Mälardalen AB 204943.18 BDO Mälardalen AB Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16115 Sweden The contribution regards project support to the project "Supporting poverty alleviation in Georgia through Ultra Poor Graduation " The project aims to reduce extreme poverty in Georgia by developing and strengthening the Georgian state capacity to combat extreme poverty. The capacity development will be carried out through a pilot project where 780 extremely poor households are supported through the Ultra Poverty Graduation (UPG) model. The UPG model is a tested holistic approach to supporting extremely poor households to get out of poverty with sustainable sources of income and secure access to food. The pilot project will be carried out in collaboration with relevant ministries and authorities, that at the end of the project are expected to integrate and scale up the approach as part of the national state's long-term poverty reduction. As the project specifically addresses the exclusion of certain social groups such as internally displaced persons, migrants and ethnic and religious minorities, and thereby contributing to reducing conflict tensions between different social groups in Georgia, it is also considered to contribute with a conflict preventing approach. Insatsen är ett projektstöd till projektet ”Supporting poverty alleviation in Georgia through Ultra Poor Graduation ” Projektet syftar till att minska extrem fattigdom i Georgien genom att utveckla och stärka den georgiska statens kapacitet att bekämpa extrem fattigdom. Kapacitetsutvecklingen kommer att genomföras genom ett pilotprojekt där 780 extremt fattiga hushåll stödjs genom Ultra Poverty Graduation (UPG) modellen. UPG modellen är en testad holistisk ansats för att stödja extremt fattiga hushåll att ta sig ur fattigdom med hållbara inkomstkällor och säker tillgång till mat. Pilotprojektet kommer genomföras i samarbete med relevanta ministerier och myndigheter, som vid projektets slut förväntas integrera och skala upp ansatsen som en del av den nationella statliga långsiktiga fattigdomsbekämpningen. Då insatsen särskilt adresserar exkludering av vissa sociala grupper som t.ex. internflyktingar, migranter samt etniska och religiösa minoriteter förväntas den även bidra till att minska konfliktspänningar mellan olika sociala grupper i Georgien och på så vis även bidra till att förebygga konflikter i samhället. The overall objective is to contribute to reducing poverty and increase the resilience of ultra-poor households in 5 regions in Georgia and encourage their active participation in socio-economic life through the incorporation of ultra-poor graduation (UPG) principles and measures into national and sub national programs/schemes in support of the poverty reduction efforts of the Government of Georgia. This through work aimed to lead to the following two outcomes: 1) Through the implementation of the UPG Model, ultra-poor Households have improved socio-economic inclusion, resilience and technical skills, knowledge and capacities to access existing social/financial services and markets and to participate in community structures and networks. 2) Governmental agencies at national and municipal levels have strengthened capacities and structures to promote UPG in Georgia through the establishment of an UPG knowledge pool and adapted UPG-model approaches for the Georgian context. The Ultra-Poor Graduation approach is a holistic approach to identify the most destitute households and support them out of poverty. It guides households step-by-step from poverty to self-reliance. The approach has four components/pillars: Social protection: preventive and protective mechanisms to support basic income security such as consumption support, crisis relief, and access to health and education. Livelihoods promotion: regular and diverse income streams for households to support consumption, asset accumulation, and economic empowerment, especially for women. Interventions include asset or cash transfers for a viable livelihood or linkages to formal employment, technical and business skills training, and access to markets Financial inclusion: provides improved income and risk management and financial empowerment of all adult family members male and female. Interventions typically include access to formal or informal savings facilities, credit and insurance mechanisms, accompanied by financial literacy training. Social empowerment: equips families with a more confident mindset and promotes community inclusion and positive behaviour change. Interventions include life skills training, social integration, and coaching that cut across all four pillars, underpinned by a commitment to gender equality. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Social Protection Social services (incl youth development and women+ children) Employment creation Basic life skills for youth and adults Basic life skills for youth Sectors not specified Other Social Infrastructure & Services Basic Education Unallocated / Unspecified Update of results November 2025: Poverty Graduation plans have been finalised for 770 households (HHs), which means that these household have a plan for leaving their economically challenging situation. The plan differs for each HH but can in general include for example improved access to social services or life skills for employment or self-employment. The project has so far concluded 3000 referrals, which shows that HH may not always have had access to the support they were entitled to from the local government. Over 2000 of these referrals were successful in accessing social support or other services. Parents and youth were educated in for example life skills development and positive parenting. There were also significant results in the area of livelihoods, facilitating income generating opportunities, offering vocational training or internship etc. WV and DRC have adjusted to the steering from the Government of Sweden and re-designed the programme in a professional way. However, this has changed the programme compared to its original design. The first months of this cooperation were largely focused on the inception phase, including gathering of information, assessments and recruitments of staff on both regional and local level. Some specific results: 1) Recruitment of Ultra Poverty Graduation facilitators, 35 Household Consultants. 2) The project had formal agreements signed with 402 households, which will now be included in the programme. 3) A gender sensitive assessment of the local labour market and local economy has been made. This assessment gave information necessary in order to identify green and sustainable income opportunities for project beneficiaries. 4) A Socio Economic and Vulnerability Assessment (SEVA) was made. The assessment revealed that poverty instigating factors include 8 main issues, for example: improper education unemployment improper access to healthcare lack of infrastructure etc etc. These issues impact poverty of part of population and makes it difficult for them to alleviate poverty. 5) A gender sensitive mapping of public and private social services has been made. The study revealed a large need of diverse support programs on municipal level which would benefit the most vulnerable groups. The study also identified gaps, which this programme shall try to meet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16115-16115A0101 Sweden The contribution regards project support to the project "Supporting poverty alleviation in Georgia through Ultra Poor Graduation " The project aims to reduce extreme poverty in Georgia by developing and strengthening the Georgian state capacity to combat extreme poverty. The capacity development will be carried out through a pilot project where 780 extremely poor households are supported through the Ultra Poverty Graduation (UPG) model. The UPG model is a tested holistic approach to supporting extremely poor households to get out of poverty with sustainable sources of income and secure access to food. The pilot project will be carried out in collaboration with relevant ministries and authorities, that at the end of the project are expected to integrate and scale up the approach as part of the national state's long-term poverty reduction. As the project specifically addresses the exclusion of certain social groups such as internally displaced persons, migrants and ethnic and religious minorities, and thereby contributing to reducing conflict tensions between different social groups in Georgia, it is also considered to contribute with a conflict preventing approach. Insatsen är ett projektstöd till projektet ”Supporting poverty alleviation in Georgia through Ultra Poor Graduation ” Projektet syftar till att minska extrem fattigdom i Georgien genom att utveckla och stärka den georgiska statens kapacitet att bekämpa extrem fattigdom. Kapacitetsutvecklingen kommer att genomföras genom ett pilotprojekt där 780 extremt fattiga hushåll stödjs genom Ultra Poverty Graduation (UPG) modellen. UPG modellen är en testad holistisk ansats för att stödja extremt fattiga hushåll att ta sig ur fattigdom med hållbara inkomstkällor och säker tillgång till mat. Pilotprojektet kommer genomföras i samarbete med relevanta ministerier och myndigheter, som vid projektets slut förväntas integrera och skala upp ansatsen som en del av den nationella statliga långsiktiga fattigdomsbekämpningen. Då insatsen särskilt adresserar exkludering av vissa sociala grupper som t.ex. internflyktingar, migranter samt etniska och religiösa minoriteter förväntas den även bidra till att minska konfliktspänningar mellan olika sociala grupper i Georgien och på så vis även bidra till att förebygga konflikter i samhället. The overall objective is to contribute to reducing poverty and increase the resilience of ultra-poor households in 5 regions in Georgia and encourage their active participation in socio-economic life through the incorporation of ultra-poor graduation (UPG) principles and measures into national and sub national programs/schemes in support of the poverty reduction efforts of the Government of Georgia. This through work aimed to lead to the following two outcomes: 1) Through the implementation of the UPG Model, ultra-poor Households have improved socio-economic inclusion, resilience and technical skills, knowledge and capacities to access existing social/financial services and markets and to participate in community structures and networks. 2) Governmental agencies at national and municipal levels have strengthened capacities and structures to promote UPG in Georgia through the establishment of an UPG knowledge pool and adapted UPG-model approaches for the Georgian context. The Ultra-Poor Graduation approach is a holistic approach to identify the most destitute households and support them out of poverty. It guides households step-by-step from poverty to self-reliance. The approach has four components/pillars: Social protection: preventive and protective mechanisms to support basic income security such as consumption support, crisis relief, and access to health and education. Livelihoods promotion: regular and diverse income streams for households to support consumption, asset accumulation, and economic empowerment, especially for women. Interventions include asset or cash transfers for a viable livelihood or linkages to formal employment, technical and business skills training, and access to markets Financial inclusion: provides improved income and risk management and financial empowerment of all adult family members male and female. Interventions typically include access to formal or informal savings facilities, credit and insurance mechanisms, accompanied by financial literacy training. Social empowerment: equips families with a more confident mindset and promotes community inclusion and positive behaviour change. Interventions include life skills training, social integration, and coaching that cut across all four pillars, underpinned by a commitment to gender equality. Sweden World Vision Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency World Vision 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 6600000 13500000 13400000 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 13500000 6600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 6500000 0 6900000 22750000 World Vision 2275000 World Vision 9100000 World Vision 1137500 World Vision 9100000 World Vision 1137500 World Vision 300000 World Vision 600000 World Vision 2400000 World Vision 300000 World Vision 6000000 World Vision 2400000 World Vision 1320000 World Vision 3300000 World Vision 165000 World Vision 330000 World Vision 165000 World Vision 1320000 World Vision 337500 World Vision 675000 World Vision 6750000 World Vision 2700000 World Vision 2700000 World Vision 337500 World Vision 1300000 World Vision 3250000 World Vision 325000 World Vision 162500 World Vision 162500 World Vision 1300000 World Vision 1380000 World Vision 172500 World Vision 172500 World Vision 3450000 World Vision 345000 World Vision 1380000 World Vision Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16115-16115A0103 Sweden The contribution regards project support to the project "Supporting poverty alleviation in Georgia through Ultra Poor Graduation " The project aims to reduce extreme poverty in Georgia by developing and strengthening the Georgian state capacity to combat extreme poverty. The capacity development will be carried out through a pilot project where 780 extremely poor households are supported through the Ultra Poverty Graduation (UPG) model. The UPG model is a tested holistic approach to supporting extremely poor households to get out of poverty with sustainable sources of income and secure access to food. The pilot project will be carried out in collaboration with relevant ministries and authorities, that at the end of the project are expected to integrate and scale up the approach as part of the national state's long-term poverty reduction. As the project specifically addresses the exclusion of certain social groups such as internally displaced persons, migrants and ethnic and religious minorities, and thereby contributing to reducing conflict tensions between different social groups in Georgia, it is also considered to contribute with a conflict preventing approach. Insatsen är ett projektstöd till projektet ”Supporting poverty alleviation in Georgia through Ultra Poor Graduation ” Projektet syftar till att minska extrem fattigdom i Georgien genom att utveckla och stärka den georgiska statens kapacitet att bekämpa extrem fattigdom. Kapacitetsutvecklingen kommer att genomföras genom ett pilotprojekt där 780 extremt fattiga hushåll stödjs genom Ultra Poverty Graduation (UPG) modellen. UPG modellen är en testad holistisk ansats för att stödja extremt fattiga hushåll att ta sig ur fattigdom med hållbara inkomstkällor och säker tillgång till mat. Pilotprojektet kommer genomföras i samarbete med relevanta ministerier och myndigheter, som vid projektets slut förväntas integrera och skala upp ansatsen som en del av den nationella statliga långsiktiga fattigdomsbekämpningen. Då insatsen särskilt adresserar exkludering av vissa sociala grupper som t.ex. internflyktingar, migranter samt etniska och religiösa minoriteter förväntas den även bidra till att minska konfliktspänningar mellan olika sociala grupper i Georgien och på så vis även bidra till att förebygga konflikter i samhället. The overall objective is to contribute to reducing poverty and increase the resilience of ultra-poor households in 5 regions in Georgia and encourage their active participation in socio-economic life through the incorporation of ultra-poor graduation (UPG) principles and measures into national and sub national programs/schemes in support of the poverty reduction efforts of the Government of Georgia. This through work aimed to lead to the following two outcomes: 1) Through the implementation of the UPG Model, ultra-poor Households have improved socio-economic inclusion, resilience and technical skills, knowledge and capacities to access existing social/financial services and markets and to participate in community structures and networks. 2) Governmental agencies at national and municipal levels have strengthened capacities and structures to promote UPG in Georgia through the establishment of an UPG knowledge pool and adapted UPG-model approaches for the Georgian context. The Ultra-Poor Graduation approach is a holistic approach to identify the most destitute households and support them out of poverty. It guides households step-by-step from poverty to self-reliance. The approach has four components/pillars: Social protection: preventive and protective mechanisms to support basic income security such as consumption support, crisis relief, and access to health and education. Livelihoods promotion: regular and diverse income streams for households to support consumption, asset accumulation, and economic empowerment, especially for women. Interventions include asset or cash transfers for a viable livelihood or linkages to formal employment, technical and business skills training, and access to markets Financial inclusion: provides improved income and risk management and financial empowerment of all adult family members male and female. Interventions typically include access to formal or informal savings facilities, credit and insurance mechanisms, accompanied by financial literacy training. Social empowerment: equips families with a more confident mindset and promotes community inclusion and positive behaviour change. Interventions include life skills training, social integration, and coaching that cut across all four pillars, underpinned by a commitment to gender equality. Sweden World Vision Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency World Vision 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 0 4500000 0 4500000 9000000 World Vision 4500000 World Vision Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to manage migration, with a focus on countering irregular migration, and improved conditions for return and sustainable reintegration Stärkt kapacitet att hantera migration, med fokus på att motverka irreguljär migration, samt förbättrade förutsättningar för återvändande och hållbar återintegrering Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-16115-16115A0104 Sweden The contribution regards project support to the project "Supporting poverty alleviation in Georgia through Ultra Poor Graduation " The project aims to reduce extreme poverty in Georgia by developing and strengthening the Georgian state capacity to combat extreme poverty. The capacity development will be carried out through a pilot project where 780 extremely poor households are supported through the Ultra Poverty Graduation (UPG) model. The UPG model is a tested holistic approach to supporting extremely poor households to get out of poverty with sustainable sources of income and secure access to food. The pilot project will be carried out in collaboration with relevant ministries and authorities, that at the end of the project are expected to integrate and scale up the approach as part of the national state's long-term poverty reduction. As the project specifically addresses the exclusion of certain social groups such as internally displaced persons, migrants and ethnic and religious minorities, and thereby contributing to reducing conflict tensions between different social groups in Georgia, it is also considered to contribute with a conflict preventing approach. Insatsen är ett projektstöd till projektet ”Supporting poverty alleviation in Georgia through Ultra Poor Graduation ” Projektet syftar till att minska extrem fattigdom i Georgien genom att utveckla och stärka den georgiska statens kapacitet att bekämpa extrem fattigdom. Kapacitetsutvecklingen kommer att genomföras genom ett pilotprojekt där 780 extremt fattiga hushåll stödjs genom Ultra Poverty Graduation (UPG) modellen. UPG modellen är en testad holistisk ansats för att stödja extremt fattiga hushåll att ta sig ur fattigdom med hållbara inkomstkällor och säker tillgång till mat. Pilotprojektet kommer genomföras i samarbete med relevanta ministerier och myndigheter, som vid projektets slut förväntas integrera och skala upp ansatsen som en del av den nationella statliga långsiktiga fattigdomsbekämpningen. Då insatsen särskilt adresserar exkludering av vissa sociala grupper som t.ex. internflyktingar, migranter samt etniska och religiösa minoriteter förväntas den även bidra till att minska konfliktspänningar mellan olika sociala grupper i Georgien och på så vis även bidra till att förebygga konflikter i samhället. The overall objective is to contribute to reducing poverty and increase the resilience of ultra-poor households in 5 regions in Georgia and encourage their active participation in socio-economic life through the incorporation of ultra-poor graduation (UPG) principles and measures into national and sub national programs/schemes in support of the poverty reduction efforts of the Government of Georgia. This through work aimed to lead to the following two outcomes: 1) Through the implementation of the UPG Model, ultra-poor Households have improved socio-economic inclusion, resilience and technical skills, knowledge and capacities to access existing social/financial services and markets and to participate in community structures and networks. 2) Governmental agencies at national and municipal levels have strengthened capacities and structures to promote UPG in Georgia through the establishment of an UPG knowledge pool and adapted UPG-model approaches for the Georgian context. The Ultra-Poor Graduation approach is a holistic approach to identify the most destitute households and support them out of poverty. It guides households step-by-step from poverty to self-reliance. The approach has four components/pillars: Social protection: preventive and protective mechanisms to support basic income security such as consumption support, crisis relief, and access to health and education. Livelihoods promotion: regular and diverse income streams for households to support consumption, asset accumulation, and economic empowerment, especially for women. Interventions include asset or cash transfers for a viable livelihood or linkages to formal employment, technical and business skills training, and access to markets Financial inclusion: provides improved income and risk management and financial empowerment of all adult family members male and female. Interventions typically include access to formal or informal savings facilities, credit and insurance mechanisms, accompanied by financial literacy training. Social empowerment: equips families with a more confident mindset and promotes community inclusion and positive behaviour change. Interventions include life skills training, social integration, and coaching that cut across all four pillars, underpinned by a commitment to gender equality. Sweden World Vision Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 142100 142100 142100 Ernst & Young SE-0-SE-6-16134 Sweden he TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The proposed TEA program will contribute to the following outcomes: UNSDCF Outcome 3: Palestinian governance institutions, processes, and mechanisms at all levels are more democratic, rights-based, inclusive, and accountable UNDP/PAPP PPF Outcome 1: Improved democratic governance based on the principles of human rights and rule of law, with equitable access to justice and quality public and basic services Indicative Output(s) with gender marker: Output 1: Improved capacities of government institutions for effective and efficient management of public resources in an inclusive and accountable manner Output 2: Improved capacities of public and private service providers for more accountable, inclusive, effective and efficient service provision Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general The information below is based on annual reports, annual meetings, field-visits and correspondence with the UNDP. As the previous year, the context was was one marked by hardship, primarily due to the war in Gaza and the deteriorating situation in the West Bank, and a resulting financial crisis. On the other hand, the UNDP assesses that the new (19th) government, which was inaugurated in April 2024, is motivated to engage with citizens, civil society, and the private sector to move the reform agenda forward. During the period, some key achievements can be highlighted. Government institutions adopted programme-supported digital systems and transparency mechanisms. By the end of 2025, 118 public institutions had adopted programme-supported solutions, including digital citizen budgets, digital licensing and accreditation systems, property tax services, municipal e-services and public service centres. The report also states that 49 government institutions were applying improved transparency practices through measures such as publication of digital citizen budgets, digitalisation of services and application of sectoral corruption risk management. These digital solutions include digital Citizen Budgets for 22 ministries, enabling public access to budget information; digital property tax services within the Ministry of Finance; a digital Licensing and Accreditation system in the Ministry of Health; a National Registry for Persons with Disabilities as well as public service centres and e-service portals at local-government level. The digitalization of additional tax services led, according to UNDP:s estimate, to an additional 119 000 USD in tax revenue collection. In the health sector, TEA3 has continued to institutionalize Patient Care Evaluation Systems (PCES) across hospitals and health directorates and Local Hospital Boards (LHBs) in all government hospitals. A particularly notable result was that Local Hospital Boards mobilized approximately USD 2.4 million in financial and in-kind contributions during 2025, supporting hospital improvements, equipment acquisition, and service upgrades. Hospital management became more participatory and accountable. Community leaders, medical professionals, and local stakeholders became actively involved in oversight and resource mobilization, leading to measurable improvements in healthcare infrastructure and services. The programme contributed to changes in the way Palestinian public institutions and civil society organisations work by introducing and institutionalising new systems, coordination mechanisms and digital services. The Palestinian Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC), together with the Ministries of Finance and Health, completed sectoral corruption risk assessments and prepared for institutionalisation of the Sectoral Corruption Risk Management methodology across additional government sectors. According to the report, this has strengthened the capacity of PACC and participating ministries to identify and manage corruption risks using a structured methodology. Support to the Palestinian NGOs Network contributed to renewed coordination among Palestinian civil society organisations. Six thematic sector groups were reactivated, stakeholder mapping was completed and efforts continued to strengthen the Civil Society Coordination Council. According to the report, this has improved coordination between sectoral working groups and laid the foundation for more structured engagement between civil society and government. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16134-16134A0101 Sweden he TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The proposed TEA program will contribute to the following outcomes: UNSDCF Outcome 3: Palestinian governance institutions, processes, and mechanisms at all levels are more democratic, rights-based, inclusive, and accountable UNDP/PAPP PPF Outcome 1: Improved democratic governance based on the principles of human rights and rule of law, with equitable access to justice and quality public and basic services Indicative Output(s) with gender marker: Output 1: Improved capacities of government institutions for effective and efficient management of public resources in an inclusive and accountable manner Output 2: Improved capacities of public and private service providers for more accountable, inclusive, effective and efficient service provision Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Strengthened democratic public institutions, including reduced corruption and increased accountability Stärkta, demokratiska, offentliga institutioner, inklusive minskad korruption, samt ökade möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16134-16134A0102 Sweden he TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The proposed TEA program will contribute to the following outcomes: UNSDCF Outcome 3: Palestinian governance institutions, processes, and mechanisms at all levels are more democratic, rights-based, inclusive, and accountable UNDP/PAPP PPF Outcome 1: Improved democratic governance based on the principles of human rights and rule of law, with equitable access to justice and quality public and basic services Indicative Output(s) with gender marker: Output 1: Improved capacities of government institutions for effective and efficient management of public resources in an inclusive and accountable manner Output 2: Improved capacities of public and private service providers for more accountable, inclusive, effective and efficient service provision Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16134-16134A0103 Sweden he TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The proposed TEA program will contribute to the following outcomes: UNSDCF Outcome 3: Palestinian governance institutions, processes, and mechanisms at all levels are more democratic, rights-based, inclusive, and accountable UNDP/PAPP PPF Outcome 1: Improved democratic governance based on the principles of human rights and rule of law, with equitable access to justice and quality public and basic services Indicative Output(s) with gender marker: Output 1: Improved capacities of government institutions for effective and efficient management of public resources in an inclusive and accountable manner Output 2: Improved capacities of public and private service providers for more accountable, inclusive, effective and efficient service provision Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16158 Sweden The contribution concerns support to The Urgent Action Sister Fund's program "Sustaining feminist activism worldwide". It covers the period January 2024 to December 2028 and a total budget of SEK 175 000 000. Urgent Action Sister Funds is a consortium of four funds that work to protect women, trans and non-binary human rights defenders and to promote their work and movements. The funds provide two types of rapid and flexible support to human rights defenders: security grants to human rights defenders whose safety and security are at immediate risk and opportunity grants, which are rapid support for urgent and time-sensitive advocacy efforts. The overall goal of their work is to support and promote female, trans and non-binary feminist human rights defenders and their social movements. Urgent Action Sister Funds have over 25 years of experience in providing rapid response grants and have since the first fund was established in 1997 provided more than USD 50 million through more than 8300 grants. Together, they have employees in 33 countries and work closely with over 700 advisors in 165 countries who are active in human rights and social justice movements. The funds are part of a global ecosystem for the protection and security of human rights defenders and they stand out as particularly trusted among feminist activists around the world. Insatsen berör stöd till Urgent Action Sister Funds program ”Sustaining feminist activism worldwide” och täcker perioden Januari 2024 till December 2028 och en total budget om 175 000 000 SEK. Urgent Action Sister Funds är ett konsortium av fyra fonder som verkar för att skydda kvinnliga, trans och icke-binära människorättsförsvarare och för att främja deras verksamhet. Fonderna förmedlar två typer av snabba och flexibla stöd till människorättsförsvarare, dels säkerhetstöd (security grants) till människorättsförsvarare vars säkerhet och trygghet är i omedelbar fara och dels det de kallar ”opportunity grants” vilket är snabba stöd för brådskande och tidsavgörande påverkansinsatser. Det övergripande målet för verksamheten är att stödja och främja kvinnliga, trans och ickebinära människorättsförsvarare och deras sociala rörelser som verkar för jämställdhet, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter. Urgent Action Sister Funds har över 25 års erfarenhet av att ge akuta skyddsstöd och har sedan den första fonden etablerades 1997 förmedlat mer än 50 miljoner USD via mer än 8300 stödbidrag. Tillsammans har de medarbetare i 33 länder och ett nära samarbete med över 700 rådgivare i 165 länder som är aktiva i rörelser för mänskliga rättigheter och social rättvisa. Fonderna ingår i ett globalt ekosystem för skydd och säkerhet för MR-försvarare och de utmärker sig som särskilt betrodda bland just kvinnliga och feministiska människorättsförsvarare. Insatsen är relevant för strategin för ”Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022-2026" och i synnerhet mål 4 ”Stärka förutsättningar för kvinnorättsorganisationer att verka oberoende och långsiktigt samt öka trygghet och säkerhet för kvinnorättsförsvarare”. Verksamheten tar avstamp i FN-konventionen om de mänskliga rättigheterna och förväntas bidra till FN's utvecklingsagenda och i synnerhet SDG 5. Insatsen är även väl i linje med EU’s handlingsplan för Jämställdhet (EU GAP III), inte minst genom dess fokus på intersektionella dimensioner av diskriminering och vikten att främja hbtqi-personers rättigheter, som betonas i EU’s handlingsplan för jämställdhet. The overall aim is to protect and advance the civil, political and social rights of women and LGBTI persons and to invest in social justice movements (including environmental, feminist, anti- corruption, land rights, peace, youth and LGBTI movements). This by contributing to the following objectives: 1) Increased and more accessible resources to meet the urgent needs of women, trans and non-binary Human Rights Defenders, their organizations and movements provided collectively by the UAFs and individually in each Funds respective regions. 2) The four Urgent Action Funds has a strong architecture that evolves as needed to enable collaboration and learning on key themes across Funds. 3) Women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders have strengthened their understanding of collective care and protection as a critical sustainability strategy for themselves and their work 4) The UAFs advocacy have promoted a more equitable sharing of resources and power in philanthropy and supports the agency of women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders to demand the transformation of power between donors and Human Rights Defenders. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Europe, regional America, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general Objective 1) Increased and more accessible resources to meet the urgent needs of women, trans and non-binary HRDs, their organizations, and movements in each Funds respective regions In 2025, the UAFs collectively received a record-breaking 8552 applications, which was 30% more than in 2024. In total, the Urgent Action Funds disbursed USD 14 584 341 via 2027 grants across 129 countries 28% were disbursed in countries rated as Closed by Civicus for civic space, 41% in Repressed countries, and 24% in Obstructed countries. Sidas funds covered 17% of the total grants, a total of 344 grants in 70 countries, which represents a 31% increase compared to the sub-grants UAF awarded with Sida funds in 2024. According to an estimation made by the funds the grants approximately 43 % was awarded to human rights defenders working with issues related to political participation in decision making, 25 % with issues relating to sexual and sender based violence and 11% was working in the area of economic rights. The Urgent Action Funds have worked to enhance its grantmaking for defenders working on disability rights. In 2025, on average, 3% of the total grants explicitly supported Persons with Disabilities (PWD) as the main community. Objective 2) The Sisterhood has a strong architecture that evolves as needed to enable collaboration and learning on key themes across Funds. The funds have continued to develop its architecture and system to be better equipped to meet the emerging needs from feminist human rights defenders that operate in increasingly hostile environments due to growing authoritarianism, continued rise of anti-rights and anti-gender movements worldwide, shrinking civic space (illustrated by a 30% increase in application requests from HRDs). The funds themselves are also more vulnerable currently as undemocratic governments are trying actively to limit the operations for philanthropy and civil society in many areas. During 2025 each regional fund have refined its systems to balance accessibility with compliance and security. UAF-FA automated sanctions verification and updated manuals to formalize budget reviews while allowing for Receipt Exemption Forms where documentation is unsafe. They strengthened anti-corruption measures and whistle blower mechanisms and have improved the digital security protocols for its advisors. UAF-Africa updated its Grantmaking Manual to enhance flexibility during crises and strengthen due diligence procedures. They have also streamlined decision-making to uphold its rapid-response mandate in shifting political landscapes. UAF LAC (Latin America & Caribbean) have integrated English and French into its application and reporting workflows to remove language barriers for Caribbean HRDs. They have further reorganized the program team to better integrate climate justice themes and introduced a co-program director model to support staff sustainability. AF A&P (Asia & Pacific) has refined the application process to ensure full inclusivity for HRDs with disabilities. They have further launched a new crisis preparedness grant stream to respond rapidly to climate-related disasters, requiring adjustments to funding flows. Objective 3): Women, trans and non-binary HRDs strengthen their understanding of collective care and protection as a critical sustainability strategy for themselves & their work In 2025, the Urgent Action Funds report that they have deepened their focus on treating collective care not as an optional add-on, but as essential infrastructure for security and sustainable activism. Their grantee partners have reported that integrated responses e.g. combining physical safety, psychosocial care, legal support, and livelihood assistance outperformed single intervention grants. In conflict zones like Uganda and the DRC, combined grants from UAF-Africa enabled defenders to survive threats and regain stability through legal defence and business rebuilding. Similarly, 67% of UAF LAC's rapid response grants in 2025 included collective care actions, with grantees proactively requesting these components to create a more robust, multi-layered safety net. Psychosocial support is now recognized as essential infrastructure, not an optional add-on; without it, unresolved trauma often limits re-engagement even when physical relocation occurs. Grants combining mental wellness with physical security have proven vital, allowing defenders to recover and return to leadership roles. UAF reports that safe healing spaces also serve as early-identification mechanisms for other threatened HRDs, it for example made UAF prioritize community care spaces for queer activists in Armenia. Objective 4): The Urgent Action Funds advocacy promotes a more equitable sharing of resources and power in philanthropy & supports the agency of women, trans, & non-binary HRDs to demand the transformation of power between donors & HRDS In 2025, the Urgent Action Funds intensified their global communications strategy, collaborating with experts to craft effective messaging for unfamiliar audiences and strengthen relationships with key media outlets such as Global Citizen , Alliance Magazine , and the Stanford Social Innovation Review. An important part of this effort was the development and preparation of a new research report on feminist crisis response. Additionally, in partnership with the Center for Applied Human Rights at the University of York since 2024, the UAFs have conducted research into their crisis response model. This culminated in the April 2026 launch of the report, Resourcing Strategies in an Age of Permacrisis: Critical Lessons from Feminist Philanthropy , which serves as a cornerstone for ongoing philanthropic advocacy campaigns throughout 2026 to highlight the resources necessary for movements navigating poly crises. The funds were also collectively and separately actively engaging in or arranging a number of global conferences and campaigns to highlight the backsliding on gender equality and the increasingly hostile environment for feminist HRDs and urging states to protect women, trans, and non-binary HRDs through flexible funding and collective care infrastructure. They were for example active at CSW69 where UAF leverages its ECOSOC status to highlight the situation and needs of feminist HRDs. In partnership with ILGA World, UAF-FA supported six LGBTQI HRDs to attend CSW69 in person, bringing trans, gender-diverse, and intersex rights to the center of global discussions. They were also active at the ILGA Asia conference 2025 in Nepal where they focused specifically on rollback of trans rights and invisible disabilities. UAF-Africa for example organized the 3rd Feminist Republik Festival (November 2630, 2025, Mombasa, Kenya), gathering over 400 WHRDs from 13 conflict-affected countries including Burkina Faso, DRC, Sudan, and Somalia. The festival moved deliberately from theory to practice to resourcing, with Day 3 focused on reimaging feminist funding to sustain long-term resistance. A key component was the Funding Partners' Gungano, a two-day gathering of over 100 philanthropic actors that centered the importance of trust, care, and political accountability to frontline movements. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16158-16158A0101 Sweden The contribution concerns support to The Urgent Action Sister Fund's program "Sustaining feminist activism worldwide". It covers the period January 2024 to December 2028 and a total budget of SEK 175 000 000. Urgent Action Sister Funds is a consortium of four funds that work to protect women, trans and non-binary human rights defenders and to promote their work and movements. The funds provide two types of rapid and flexible support to human rights defenders: security grants to human rights defenders whose safety and security are at immediate risk and opportunity grants, which are rapid support for urgent and time-sensitive advocacy efforts. The overall goal of their work is to support and promote female, trans and non-binary feminist human rights defenders and their social movements. Urgent Action Sister Funds have over 25 years of experience in providing rapid response grants and have since the first fund was established in 1997 provided more than USD 50 million through more than 8300 grants. Together, they have employees in 33 countries and work closely with over 700 advisors in 165 countries who are active in human rights and social justice movements. The funds are part of a global ecosystem for the protection and security of human rights defenders and they stand out as particularly trusted among feminist activists around the world. Insatsen berör stöd till Urgent Action Sister Funds program ”Sustaining feminist activism worldwide” och täcker perioden Januari 2024 till December 2028 och en total budget om 175 000 000 SEK. Urgent Action Sister Funds är ett konsortium av fyra fonder som verkar för att skydda kvinnliga, trans och icke-binära människorättsförsvarare och för att främja deras verksamhet. Fonderna förmedlar två typer av snabba och flexibla stöd till människorättsförsvarare, dels säkerhetstöd (security grants) till människorättsförsvarare vars säkerhet och trygghet är i omedelbar fara och dels det de kallar ”opportunity grants” vilket är snabba stöd för brådskande och tidsavgörande påverkansinsatser. Det övergripande målet för verksamheten är att stödja och främja kvinnliga, trans och ickebinära människorättsförsvarare och deras sociala rörelser som verkar för jämställdhet, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter. Urgent Action Sister Funds har över 25 års erfarenhet av att ge akuta skyddsstöd och har sedan den första fonden etablerades 1997 förmedlat mer än 50 miljoner USD via mer än 8300 stödbidrag. Tillsammans har de medarbetare i 33 länder och ett nära samarbete med över 700 rådgivare i 165 länder som är aktiva i rörelser för mänskliga rättigheter och social rättvisa. Fonderna ingår i ett globalt ekosystem för skydd och säkerhet för MR-försvarare och de utmärker sig som särskilt betrodda bland just kvinnliga och feministiska människorättsförsvarare. Insatsen är relevant för strategin för ”Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022-2026" och i synnerhet mål 4 ”Stärka förutsättningar för kvinnorättsorganisationer att verka oberoende och långsiktigt samt öka trygghet och säkerhet för kvinnorättsförsvarare”. Verksamheten tar avstamp i FN-konventionen om de mänskliga rättigheterna och förväntas bidra till FN's utvecklingsagenda och i synnerhet SDG 5. Insatsen är även väl i linje med EU’s handlingsplan för Jämställdhet (EU GAP III), inte minst genom dess fokus på intersektionella dimensioner av diskriminering och vikten att främja hbtqi-personers rättigheter, som betonas i EU’s handlingsplan för jämställdhet. The overall aim is to protect and advance the civil, political and social rights of women and LGBTI persons and to invest in social justice movements (including environmental, feminist, anti- corruption, land rights, peace, youth and LGBTI movements). This by contributing to the following objectives: 1) Increased and more accessible resources to meet the urgent needs of women, trans and non-binary Human Rights Defenders, their organizations and movements provided collectively by the UAFs and individually in each Funds respective regions. 2) The four Urgent Action Funds has a strong architecture that evolves as needed to enable collaboration and learning on key themes across Funds. 3) Women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders have strengthened their understanding of collective care and protection as a critical sustainability strategy for themselves and their work 4) The UAFs advocacy have promoted a more equitable sharing of resources and power in philanthropy and supports the agency of women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders to demand the transformation of power between donors and Human Rights Defenders. Sweden Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 0 0 25000000 0 0 0 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 35000000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 25000000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 10000000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 0 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 0 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 0 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 0 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism Swedish global development cooperation on gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2022–2026 Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022- 2026 Support to WROs and WHRDs Stärka Kvinnorättsorganisationer och kvinnorättsförsvarare Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16158-16158A0102 Sweden The contribution concerns support to The Urgent Action Sister Fund's program "Sustaining feminist activism worldwide". It covers the period January 2024 to December 2028 and a total budget of SEK 175 000 000. Urgent Action Sister Funds is a consortium of four funds that work to protect women, trans and non-binary human rights defenders and to promote their work and movements. The funds provide two types of rapid and flexible support to human rights defenders: security grants to human rights defenders whose safety and security are at immediate risk and opportunity grants, which are rapid support for urgent and time-sensitive advocacy efforts. The overall goal of their work is to support and promote female, trans and non-binary feminist human rights defenders and their social movements. Urgent Action Sister Funds have over 25 years of experience in providing rapid response grants and have since the first fund was established in 1997 provided more than USD 50 million through more than 8300 grants. Together, they have employees in 33 countries and work closely with over 700 advisors in 165 countries who are active in human rights and social justice movements. The funds are part of a global ecosystem for the protection and security of human rights defenders and they stand out as particularly trusted among feminist activists around the world. Insatsen berör stöd till Urgent Action Sister Funds program ”Sustaining feminist activism worldwide” och täcker perioden Januari 2024 till December 2028 och en total budget om 175 000 000 SEK. Urgent Action Sister Funds är ett konsortium av fyra fonder som verkar för att skydda kvinnliga, trans och icke-binära människorättsförsvarare och för att främja deras verksamhet. Fonderna förmedlar två typer av snabba och flexibla stöd till människorättsförsvarare, dels säkerhetstöd (security grants) till människorättsförsvarare vars säkerhet och trygghet är i omedelbar fara och dels det de kallar ”opportunity grants” vilket är snabba stöd för brådskande och tidsavgörande påverkansinsatser. Det övergripande målet för verksamheten är att stödja och främja kvinnliga, trans och ickebinära människorättsförsvarare och deras sociala rörelser som verkar för jämställdhet, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter. Urgent Action Sister Funds har över 25 års erfarenhet av att ge akuta skyddsstöd och har sedan den första fonden etablerades 1997 förmedlat mer än 50 miljoner USD via mer än 8300 stödbidrag. Tillsammans har de medarbetare i 33 länder och ett nära samarbete med över 700 rådgivare i 165 länder som är aktiva i rörelser för mänskliga rättigheter och social rättvisa. Fonderna ingår i ett globalt ekosystem för skydd och säkerhet för MR-försvarare och de utmärker sig som särskilt betrodda bland just kvinnliga och feministiska människorättsförsvarare. Insatsen är relevant för strategin för ”Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022-2026" och i synnerhet mål 4 ”Stärka förutsättningar för kvinnorättsorganisationer att verka oberoende och långsiktigt samt öka trygghet och säkerhet för kvinnorättsförsvarare”. Verksamheten tar avstamp i FN-konventionen om de mänskliga rättigheterna och förväntas bidra till FN's utvecklingsagenda och i synnerhet SDG 5. Insatsen är även väl i linje med EU’s handlingsplan för Jämställdhet (EU GAP III), inte minst genom dess fokus på intersektionella dimensioner av diskriminering och vikten att främja hbtqi-personers rättigheter, som betonas i EU’s handlingsplan för jämställdhet. The overall aim is to protect and advance the civil, political and social rights of women and LGBTI persons and to invest in social justice movements (including environmental, feminist, anti- corruption, land rights, peace, youth and LGBTI movements). This by contributing to the following objectives: 1) Increased and more accessible resources to meet the urgent needs of women, trans and non-binary Human Rights Defenders, their organizations and movements provided collectively by the UAFs and individually in each Funds respective regions. 2) The four Urgent Action Funds has a strong architecture that evolves as needed to enable collaboration and learning on key themes across Funds. 3) Women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders have strengthened their understanding of collective care and protection as a critical sustainability strategy for themselves and their work 4) The UAFs advocacy have promoted a more equitable sharing of resources and power in philanthropy and supports the agency of women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders to demand the transformation of power between donors and Human Rights Defenders. Sweden Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 35000000 35000000 35000000 0 0 10000000 25000000 0 10000000 0 25000000 0 10000000 0 25000000 15000000 10000000 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 105000000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 6250000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 2500000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 2500000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 2500000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 2500000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 3750000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 3750000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 3750000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 3750000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 25000000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism 10000000 Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism Gender equality, women's and girls' freedom and empowerment 2025-2028 Jämställdhet, kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt 2025-2028 Greater efforts against sexual and gender-based violence, and the combating of discrimination, oppressive and harmful norms and practices Stärkt arbete mot sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld samt motverkande av diskriminering, förtryckande och skadliga normer och sedvänjor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased economic empowerment and equality before the law for women and girls Ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och likhet inför lagen för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased political and societal influence and participation in decision-making for women and girls Ökat politiskt och samhälleligt inflytande och deltagande i beslutsfattande för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16158-16158A0201 Sweden The contribution concerns support to The Urgent Action Sister Fund's program "Sustaining feminist activism worldwide". It covers the period January 2024 to December 2028 and a total budget of SEK 175 000 000. Urgent Action Sister Funds is a consortium of four funds that work to protect women, trans and non-binary human rights defenders and to promote their work and movements. The funds provide two types of rapid and flexible support to human rights defenders: security grants to human rights defenders whose safety and security are at immediate risk and opportunity grants, which are rapid support for urgent and time-sensitive advocacy efforts. The overall goal of their work is to support and promote female, trans and non-binary feminist human rights defenders and their social movements. Urgent Action Sister Funds have over 25 years of experience in providing rapid response grants and have since the first fund was established in 1997 provided more than USD 50 million through more than 8300 grants. Together, they have employees in 33 countries and work closely with over 700 advisors in 165 countries who are active in human rights and social justice movements. The funds are part of a global ecosystem for the protection and security of human rights defenders and they stand out as particularly trusted among feminist activists around the world. Insatsen berör stöd till Urgent Action Sister Funds program ”Sustaining feminist activism worldwide” och täcker perioden Januari 2024 till December 2028 och en total budget om 175 000 000 SEK. Urgent Action Sister Funds är ett konsortium av fyra fonder som verkar för att skydda kvinnliga, trans och icke-binära människorättsförsvarare och för att främja deras verksamhet. Fonderna förmedlar två typer av snabba och flexibla stöd till människorättsförsvarare, dels säkerhetstöd (security grants) till människorättsförsvarare vars säkerhet och trygghet är i omedelbar fara och dels det de kallar ”opportunity grants” vilket är snabba stöd för brådskande och tidsavgörande påverkansinsatser. Det övergripande målet för verksamheten är att stödja och främja kvinnliga, trans och ickebinära människorättsförsvarare och deras sociala rörelser som verkar för jämställdhet, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter. Urgent Action Sister Funds har över 25 års erfarenhet av att ge akuta skyddsstöd och har sedan den första fonden etablerades 1997 förmedlat mer än 50 miljoner USD via mer än 8300 stödbidrag. Tillsammans har de medarbetare i 33 länder och ett nära samarbete med över 700 rådgivare i 165 länder som är aktiva i rörelser för mänskliga rättigheter och social rättvisa. Fonderna ingår i ett globalt ekosystem för skydd och säkerhet för MR-försvarare och de utmärker sig som särskilt betrodda bland just kvinnliga och feministiska människorättsförsvarare. Insatsen är relevant för strategin för ”Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022-2026" och i synnerhet mål 4 ”Stärka förutsättningar för kvinnorättsorganisationer att verka oberoende och långsiktigt samt öka trygghet och säkerhet för kvinnorättsförsvarare”. Verksamheten tar avstamp i FN-konventionen om de mänskliga rättigheterna och förväntas bidra till FN's utvecklingsagenda och i synnerhet SDG 5. Insatsen är även väl i linje med EU’s handlingsplan för Jämställdhet (EU GAP III), inte minst genom dess fokus på intersektionella dimensioner av diskriminering och vikten att främja hbtqi-personers rättigheter, som betonas i EU’s handlingsplan för jämställdhet. The overall aim is to protect and advance the civil, political and social rights of women and LGBTI persons and to invest in social justice movements (including environmental, feminist, anti- corruption, land rights, peace, youth and LGBTI movements). This by contributing to the following objectives: 1) Increased and more accessible resources to meet the urgent needs of women, trans and non-binary Human Rights Defenders, their organizations and movements provided collectively by the UAFs and individually in each Funds respective regions. 2) The four Urgent Action Funds has a strong architecture that evolves as needed to enable collaboration and learning on key themes across Funds. 3) Women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders have strengthened their understanding of collective care and protection as a critical sustainability strategy for themselves and their work 4) The UAFs advocacy have promoted a more equitable sharing of resources and power in philanthropy and supports the agency of women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders to demand the transformation of power between donors and Human Rights Defenders. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 175000 0 175000 175000 Ernst & Young 175000 Ernst & Young Swedish global development cooperation on gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2022–2026 Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022- 2026 Support to WROs and WHRDs Stärka Kvinnorättsorganisationer och kvinnorättsförsvarare Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16237 Sweden Asia Pacific Forum for Women Law and Development (APWLD) is a regional membership-based organisation including 268 members from 30 countries across the Asia Pacific Region. The aim of the organisation is 1) To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women; 2) To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3) To facilitate the production of evidence-based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building; and 4) To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using right-base perspectives. The stakeholders to the contribution are APWLD´s 268 member organisations and their communities’ representing women from grassroot level and marginalised groups and women at policy level. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law and Development (APWLD) är en regional medlemsbaserad organisation med 268 medlemmar från 30 länder i Asien och Oceanien. Insatsen syftar till 1) att stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade kvinnorna; 2) att öka deras påverkansmöjligheter i nationella, regionala och globala fora; 3) att stödja evidensbaserad forskning och kvinnorättsorganisationers uppbyggnad och möjlighet till påverkan; och att 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationer och -rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. In the Strategic Plan (2022-2026), APWLD ´s overall goal is threefold; to promote women´s human rights in the region; to empower women in the Asia Pacific region to use law as an instrument for change for equality, justice, peace and development; and to strengthen womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific Region. This will be done by focusing on four overarching objectives for the five year period; 1.To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women. 2.To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies. 3. To facilitate the production of evidence-based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building; and 4) To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using rights-based perspectives and intersection of patriarchy, globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation. According to APWLD's Strategic Plan (2022-2026) four overarching objectives will be integrated through eleven integrated programs. These programs cover comprehensive critical challenges in the region including protection on women human right defenders, climate change, labour and decent work, migration, international trade agreements, feminist legal networks and women political leadership. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women In 2024, APWLD strengthened feminist movements in the region by engaging more than a thousand women human rights defenders through its thematic networks. Members reported improved ability to coordinate advocacy and respond to shrinking civic space for e.g. in Myanmar APWLD coordinated a rapid solidarity action after the arrest of a womens labour organiser in Yangon, mobilising regional pressure that contributed to her release on bail. In Bangladesh, APWLD supported women workers groups documenting harassment in garment factories, which led to a coalition of unions adopting a joint protocol for responding to genderbased violence at work. To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies APWLDs Womens Political Participation (WPP) programme and FPAR cycles enabled women leaders to influence local decisionmaking despite shrinking democratic space. For example in Nepal in 2024 there was a group of Dalit women FPAR researchers that used their findings on water access discrimination to pressure the local ward office to allocate budget for a community water point. This is the first time Dalit women had successfully influenced a local development budget. In the Philippines, women leaders trained by APWLD organised community dialogues on political participation despite ongoing redtagging, resulting in several women being appointed to barangaylevel committees (forum where community members cooperate with local government concerning social services). To increase influence of feminist perspectives in regional and global policy arenas APWLD played a visible role in shaping regional and global policy debates. At COP29, APWLD delegates presented communitygenerated evidence on climateinduced displacement, which was cited by civil society coalitions advocating for stronger lossanddamage financing. An example of policy influence occurred at UNESCAPs AsiaPacific Forum on Sustainable Development, where APWLDs submission on feminist development justice was referenced in the civil society joint statement, shaping the final recommendations delivered to member states. In ASEAN processes, APWLDs analysis on migrant women workers informed the position paper of a regional labour rights coalition, which was later used in consultations with ASEAN labour ministers. To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using rights-based perspectives and intersection of patriarchy, globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation Through its Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) programmes and thematic networks, APWLD enabled grassroots organisations to analyse how these intersecting systems shape the lived realities of women in their communities and to use that analysis to drive collective action. Organisations reported that APWLDs approach helped them move from issuebased activism to more structural, intersectional strategies that address the root causes of inequality. An example is indigenous women in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. Through APWLDs Climate Justice FPAR programme, a local womens organisation strengthened its ability to analyse how patriarchy, global supplychain pressures, religious conservatism and militarised land control intersected in the expansion of palmoil plantations. Using the rightsbased and intersectional framework provided by APWLD, the women documented cases of intimidation, forced evictions and environmental damage linked to a company operating with support from security actors. Equipped with this evidence, they organised community consultations and presented their findings to district authorities. As a result, the government suspended the companys expansion permit, marking the first time the community had successfully halted a plantation project. Participants reported that APWLDs training gave them the analytical tools and confidence to challenge both corporate and militarised actors and to frame their demands in terms of rights rather than compensation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16237-16237A0101 Sweden Asia Pacific Forum for Women Law and Development (APWLD) is a regional membership-based organisation including 268 members from 30 countries across the Asia Pacific Region. The aim of the organisation is 1) To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women; 2) To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3) To facilitate the production of evidence-based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building; and 4) To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using right-base perspectives. The stakeholders to the contribution are APWLD´s 268 member organisations and their communities’ representing women from grassroot level and marginalised groups and women at policy level. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law and Development (APWLD) är en regional medlemsbaserad organisation med 268 medlemmar från 30 länder i Asien och Oceanien. Insatsen syftar till 1) att stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade kvinnorna; 2) att öka deras påverkansmöjligheter i nationella, regionala och globala fora; 3) att stödja evidensbaserad forskning och kvinnorättsorganisationers uppbyggnad och möjlighet till påverkan; och att 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationer och -rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. In the Strategic Plan (2022-2026), APWLD ´s overall goal is threefold; to promote women´s human rights in the region; to empower women in the Asia Pacific region to use law as an instrument for change for equality, justice, peace and development; and to strengthen womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific Region. This will be done by focusing on four overarching objectives for the five year period; 1.To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women. 2.To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies. 3. To facilitate the production of evidence-based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building; and 4) To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using rights-based perspectives and intersection of patriarchy, globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation. According to APWLD's Strategic Plan (2022-2026) four overarching objectives will be integrated through eleven integrated programs. These programs cover comprehensive critical challenges in the region including protection on women human right defenders, climate change, labour and decent work, migration, international trade agreements, feminist legal networks and women political leadership. Sweden APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 8700000 11000000 11000000 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2200000 0 0 8700000 0 0 0 8800000 0 0 8000000 7740000 0 0 0 0 0 3260000 0 0 0 0 38700000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 8700000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 8800000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 2200000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 7740000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 3260000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 8000000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16237-16237A0102 Sweden Asia Pacific Forum for Women Law and Development (APWLD) is a regional membership-based organisation including 268 members from 30 countries across the Asia Pacific Region. The aim of the organisation is 1) To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women; 2) To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3) To facilitate the production of evidence-based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building; and 4) To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using right-base perspectives. The stakeholders to the contribution are APWLD´s 268 member organisations and their communities’ representing women from grassroot level and marginalised groups and women at policy level. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law and Development (APWLD) är en regional medlemsbaserad organisation med 268 medlemmar från 30 länder i Asien och Oceanien. Insatsen syftar till 1) att stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade kvinnorna; 2) att öka deras påverkansmöjligheter i nationella, regionala och globala fora; 3) att stödja evidensbaserad forskning och kvinnorättsorganisationers uppbyggnad och möjlighet till påverkan; och att 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationer och -rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. In the Strategic Plan (2022-2026), APWLD ´s overall goal is threefold; to promote women´s human rights in the region; to empower women in the Asia Pacific region to use law as an instrument for change for equality, justice, peace and development; and to strengthen womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific Region. This will be done by focusing on four overarching objectives for the five year period; 1.To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women. 2.To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies. 3. To facilitate the production of evidence-based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building; and 4) To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using rights-based perspectives and intersection of patriarchy, globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation. According to APWLD's Strategic Plan (2022-2026) four overarching objectives will be integrated through eleven integrated programs. These programs cover comprehensive critical challenges in the region including protection on women human right defenders, climate change, labour and decent work, migration, international trade agreements, feminist legal networks and women political leadership. Sweden APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 5000000 0 0 7000000 0 5000000 12000000 APWLD/Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development SE-0-SE-6-16237-16237A0301 Sweden Asia Pacific Forum for Women Law and Development (APWLD) is a regional membership-based organisation including 268 members from 30 countries across the Asia Pacific Region. The aim of the organisation is 1) To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women; 2) To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies; 3) To facilitate the production of evidence-based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building; and 4) To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using right-base perspectives. The stakeholders to the contribution are APWLD´s 268 member organisations and their communities’ representing women from grassroot level and marginalised groups and women at policy level. Asia Pacific Forum for Women, Law and Development (APWLD) är en regional medlemsbaserad organisation med 268 medlemmar från 30 länder i Asien och Oceanien. Insatsen syftar till 1) att stärka feministiska rörelser på lokal, nationell och regional nivå med särskilt fokus på de mest marginaliserade kvinnorna; 2) att öka deras påverkansmöjligheter i nationella, regionala och globala fora; 3) att stödja evidensbaserad forskning och kvinnorättsorganisationers uppbyggnad och möjlighet till påverkan; och att 4) bygga upp kapaciteten hos kvinnorättsorganisationer och -rörelser i regionen med hjälp av rättighetsbaserade arbetssätt och perspektiv. In the Strategic Plan (2022-2026), APWLD ´s overall goal is threefold; to promote women´s human rights in the region; to empower women in the Asia Pacific region to use law as an instrument for change for equality, justice, peace and development; and to strengthen womens rights movements and feminist activism across the Asia Pacific Region. This will be done by focusing on four overarching objectives for the five year period; 1.To strengthen feminist movements at local, national and regional levels and in particular to support the most marginalised women. 2.To amplify the influence, impact and voice of Asia Pacific women´s rights advocates in local, national, regional and global policy setting bodies. 3. To facilitate the production of evidence-based research and tools for advocacy outcomes and movement building; and 4) To build the capacities of women´s rights organisations and movements in the region using rights-based perspectives and intersection of patriarchy, globalisation, fundamentalisms and militarisation. According to APWLD's Strategic Plan (2022-2026) four overarching objectives will be integrated through eleven integrated programs. These programs cover comprehensive critical challenges in the region including protection on women human right defenders, climate change, labour and decent work, migration, international trade agreements, feminist legal networks and women political leadership. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency N/A to be procured Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 400000 400000 400000 N/A to be procured SE-0-SE-6-16238 Sweden Media development in the Eastern Partnership Region in order to increase the sustainability of independent MSMEs so they can offer access to information and employment. The fund offers grants based on a call off process that independent media organizations can be eligible. Medieutveckling i den Östliga Partnerskapsregionen med syfte att öka hållbarheten för oberoende micro/små/medelstora medieorganisationer så att de kan bidra med information samt erbjuda arbetstillfällen. Fonden utlyser kravställda gåvostöd regelbundet som oberoende medieorganisationer kan söka. The planned outcomes of the proposed intervention OUTCOME 1: A diverse cohort of public interest media outlets are provided with flexible core funding; OUTCOME 2: Relevant and timely technical support to media outlets who request it; OUTCOME 3: Innovations that unlock new, long term sources of funding for public interest media are developed; OUTCOME 4: Learnings and promising solutions identified and shared; OUTCOME 5: Supported media collectively publish public interest content that meets core professional standards across the selected public interest dimensions. Core support enables grantees to improve editorial standards overall, including gender sensitive reporting and the amplification of womens and marginalized voices; OUTCOME 6: Supported media are sustained and continue to have the means to inform the public; OUTCOME 7: Supported media improve their economic resilience. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central Asia, regional Europe, regional Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general During the first year of cooperation, IFPIM has developed more transparent and efficient procedures, which has already resulted in them being able to ward off expected criticism in a convincing way and scale up the work. Detailed and thorough monitoring instruments of grantees (enabling selection thereof and monitoring during the grantee periods) have been developed during the period. These are expected to have standards setting normative effect for the sector and also contribute to verifiable evidence on the media as such is not systematically performed by other actors in the region. This means that future polices can be better informed and reputation attacks mitigated based on facts. The findings can also inform the grantees self-promotion to audience and investors. During the inception period, IFPIM has as an effect of the above been able to launch three calls for media support in the Estern Partnership region. This is already two more calls addressing the region than the year before the partnership with Sida. IFPIM already provide support to more than twice as many media outlets in the region compared to before this agreement, and in time for the upcoming parliamentary elections in Moldova late September, IFPIM had more than ten media partners in the country. The total number of grantees in the recent reporting period was 39 (28 funded under Sida conditions. Outcome 1). Grantee economic resilience improved measurably across the portfolio, with 80% of outlets increasing both total and non-grant revenue, 80% retaining or growing staff, and 85% covering core costs despite the contextual funding decline 2025. (Outcomes 6 and 7). Content monitoring launched mid-year, established a baseline across five public interest dimensions; most sampled content met core professional standards (Outcome 5). Audience reach and engagement were maintained or increased by the majority/85% of grantees (Outcome 8). Content analysis identified a gender-sensitive framing gap (66%; Outcome 5), deeper insight into gaps of newsroom gender-inclusive policies and practices planned Y2 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16238-16238A0101 Sweden Media development in the Eastern Partnership Region in order to increase the sustainability of independent MSMEs so they can offer access to information and employment. The fund offers grants based on a call off process that independent media organizations can be eligible. Medieutveckling i den Östliga Partnerskapsregionen med syfte att öka hållbarheten för oberoende micro/små/medelstora medieorganisationer så att de kan bidra med information samt erbjuda arbetstillfällen. Fonden utlyser kravställda gåvostöd regelbundet som oberoende medieorganisationer kan söka. The planned outcomes of the proposed intervention OUTCOME 1: A diverse cohort of public interest media outlets are provided with flexible core funding; OUTCOME 2: Relevant and timely technical support to media outlets who request it; OUTCOME 3: Innovations that unlock new, long term sources of funding for public interest media are developed; OUTCOME 4: Learnings and promising solutions identified and shared; OUTCOME 5: Supported media collectively publish public interest content that meets core professional standards across the selected public interest dimensions. Core support enables grantees to improve editorial standards overall, including gender sensitive reporting and the amplification of womens and marginalized voices; OUTCOME 6: Supported media are sustained and continue to have the means to inform the public; OUTCOME 7: Supported media improve their economic resilience. Sweden IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 30000000 0 45000000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 15000000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 30000000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 7500000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 7500000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 7500000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 7500000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16238-16238A0102 Sweden Media development in the Eastern Partnership Region in order to increase the sustainability of independent MSMEs so they can offer access to information and employment. The fund offers grants based on a call off process that independent media organizations can be eligible. Medieutveckling i den Östliga Partnerskapsregionen med syfte att öka hållbarheten för oberoende micro/små/medelstora medieorganisationer så att de kan bidra med information samt erbjuda arbetstillfällen. Fonden utlyser kravställda gåvostöd regelbundet som oberoende medieorganisationer kan söka. The planned outcomes of the proposed intervention OUTCOME 1: A diverse cohort of public interest media outlets are provided with flexible core funding; OUTCOME 2: Relevant and timely technical support to media outlets who request it; OUTCOME 3: Innovations that unlock new, long term sources of funding for public interest media are developed; OUTCOME 4: Learnings and promising solutions identified and shared; OUTCOME 5: Supported media collectively publish public interest content that meets core professional standards across the selected public interest dimensions. Core support enables grantees to improve editorial standards overall, including gender sensitive reporting and the amplification of womens and marginalized voices; OUTCOME 6: Supported media are sustained and continue to have the means to inform the public; OUTCOME 7: Supported media improve their economic resilience. Sweden IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 30000000 30000000 30000000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 30000000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 15000000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media 15000000 IFPIM/The International Fund for Public Interest Media Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16238-16238A0201 Sweden Media development in the Eastern Partnership Region in order to increase the sustainability of independent MSMEs so they can offer access to information and employment. The fund offers grants based on a call off process that independent media organizations can be eligible. Medieutveckling i den Östliga Partnerskapsregionen med syfte att öka hållbarheten för oberoende micro/små/medelstora medieorganisationer så att de kan bidra med information samt erbjuda arbetstillfällen. Fonden utlyser kravställda gåvostöd regelbundet som oberoende medieorganisationer kan söka. The planned outcomes of the proposed intervention OUTCOME 1: A diverse cohort of public interest media outlets are provided with flexible core funding; OUTCOME 2: Relevant and timely technical support to media outlets who request it; OUTCOME 3: Innovations that unlock new, long term sources of funding for public interest media are developed; OUTCOME 4: Learnings and promising solutions identified and shared; OUTCOME 5: Supported media collectively publish public interest content that meets core professional standards across the selected public interest dimensions. Core support enables grantees to improve editorial standards overall, including gender sensitive reporting and the amplification of womens and marginalized voices; OUTCOME 6: Supported media are sustained and continue to have the means to inform the public; OUTCOME 7: Supported media improve their economic resilience. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 257917 257917 0 0 128958.5 Ernst & Young 128958.5 Ernst & Young 128958.5 Ernst & Young 128958.5 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16307 Sweden The Textiles¬ and Clothing sector (T&C) is an important sector for Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan in terms of employment and export. It represents the second largest industrial sector in all four countries and is traditionally an important employer for low¬skilled workers, in particular women. It is also a sector identified as a priority sector by national policies and strategies. Even if there is fierce competition in the apparel sector from Turkey, China and other Asian countries, there is a recent trend of nearshoring that benefit the MENA-countries. The relevance of MENATEX II is therefore considered to be high in terms of contributing to international trade, productive employment and greening of the industry. Sweden has been supporting ITC MENATEX phase I, 2018¬2023, with a good experience in terms of results, cooperation and quality of implementation and reporting. Phase I covered Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan and a regional component to enhance regional collaboration. The same set¬up will be continued in the second phase. The program is co¬financed with Switzerland, SECO, that also covers a global component with countries in Central Asia called GTEX/ MENATEX. The overall expected impact of the phase II is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. This will be reached through increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and more effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity. The Embassy assesses that the second phase of ITC MENATEX will contribute to poverty reduction mainly through creating more jobs and incomes to people, including for low¬skilled segments and at the same time contribute to greening of the industry. Textil¬ och klädindustriesektorn (T&C) är en viktig sektor för Egypten, Marocko, Tunsien och Jordanien i termer av såväl sysselsättning som export. Sektorn representerar den näst största industrisektorn i samliga fyra länder och är traditionellt en stor arbetsgivare för lågutbildad arbetskraft, särskilt för kvinnor. Det är även en prioriterad sektor för nationella policies och strategier. Även om det råder stor konkurrens från länder som Turkiet, Kina och andra asiatiska länder, finns en pågående trend att göra inköp längs med värdekedjan närmare sin hemmamarknad , sk "nearshoring". vilket gynnar MENA¬länderna. MENATEX II har således hög relevans för att bidra till internationell handel, produktiv sysselsättning och en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig produktion. Sverige har stöttat ITC MENATEX fas I, 2018¬2023, med goda erfarenheter i termer av resultat, samarbete och kvalitet av implementering och rapportering. Fas I täckte Egypten, Marocko, Tunisien och Jordanien samt en regional komponent för att öka regionalt samarbete. Samma upplägg kommer att fortsätta under fas II. Programmet är samfinansierat med Schweiz, SECO, som också täcker en global komponent med länder i Centralasien som kallas GTEX/ MENATEX. Den övergripande förväntade resultatet av fas II är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsminksning genom hållbar handel och anständiga jobb längs med textil- och klädvärdekedjan. Det kommer att uppnås genom ökad konkurrenskraft av T&C företagen genom hållbar hadel och mer effektivt ekosystem som främjar systemförändirng mot mer hållbar och cirkulär sektor. Ambassaden bedömer att MENATEX fas II kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom främst genom att skapa fler jobb och högre inkomster till människor, särksilt för lågutbildade segment och samtidigt bidra till en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig industri. The overall objective with the intervention is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. Increased exports of quality products will lead to retention of employment in the T&C sector and creation of higher value-added jobs, including in supporting sectors such as environmental technology and recycling. Through economic growth and employment creation, the program will have both indirect and direct effects on poverty reduction. Increased income and job creation (increased GDP growth rates) through expanded opportunities to participate in trade and value chains. That will be supported by strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises in terms of sustainable production, both in terms of greening the industry and in terms of focusing on women and youth. More specifically, the program will focus on contributing to that the four MENA-countries Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia stay on top of the emerging market requirements for the T&C sector by moving towards greener practices and able to adhere to strict forthcoming EU regulations for T&C products sold in Europe. Since the T&C sector is a key sector for exports and employment in all four countries, the program will ensure that employment is retained and new higher value added decent jobs are being created through exports of quality, socially and environmentally-conscious products. The program will also contribute to required systemic change of the T&C industry towards more environmental sustainability, circularity and digitalisation. There will be two overarching outcomes, one focusing on SME-level and the other one on the overall ecosystem. Outcome 1: Increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and Outcome 2: More effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Egypt Jordan Morocco Tunisia Middle East, regional Trade policy and administrative management Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Trade Policies & Regulations Industry In general, between 2024 and 2025 only modest export growth was seen in the T&C sector, primarily driven by growth in Egypt (increase of 15%). On the contrary Jordan had a slowdown due to the 15% US tariff lines implemented that negaitvely affected the sector. However, looking specifically at the companies supported by ITC, in total 159 companies (of whom women-owned were 42) , they all outperformed the sector in total with Egypt led with a 33% increase, well above the sector growth, while Tunisia (20.8%), Jordan (16.6%), and Morocco (7.2%). Employment trends mirrored export growth in most countries, with overall jobs at beneficiary companies increasing from 31,997 to 34,581 (incl. Sri Lanka) jobs (2,584). Egypt (1,982) and Tunisia (557) drove the increase, while Jordan (-60) and Morocco (-17) remained relatively flat. Aggregated employment growth from 2023 to 2025 totalled 4,292 jobs (14%), with Egypt (3,508) and Tunisia (564) again leading, followed by Sri Lanka (298), Jordan showing a reduction (-71), and Morocco largely stable (-7). Overall, employment increased from 30,289 to 34,581 jobs. GTEX/MENATEX has developed a positive reputation in the T&C industry in the countries concerned and beyond. A new Sida- and EU-funded partnership for example with Guatemala was developed as a direct consequence of the ITC MENATEX showcased results. ITC MENATEXs approach is robust and well received and can be implemented in many other developing countries. Close synergies and collaboration linkages are envisaged. Moreover, Spain joined GTEX/MENATEX through Sweden´s participation in the regional EU TEI "trade and jobs". A key milestone was the Study Visit to Sweden that took place at the end of 2024 to both Gothenburg and Stockholm (see travel report). Following the study tour to Sweden, follow-up discussions have been ongoing with Swedish entities met as well as with Business Sweden. Recently meetings was held with the Swedish Textile Machinery Association (TMAS) and the associations in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia and are followed up upon. These will be important to continue following up on and to collaborate closely with ITC and if possible relevant Team Sweden actors, to reach results. (See more detail below.) According to ITC, remaining focused on environmental sustainability and circularity in a difficult business environment is challenging as manufacturers in beneficiary countries struggle for business. This is due to the present economic situation in many Western countries as well as policy shifts in the US and to a certain extent in Brussels with the delay of some regulations (e.g. the CRD and the CSDDD). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16307-16307A0101 Sweden The Textiles¬ and Clothing sector (T&C) is an important sector for Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan in terms of employment and export. It represents the second largest industrial sector in all four countries and is traditionally an important employer for low¬skilled workers, in particular women. It is also a sector identified as a priority sector by national policies and strategies. Even if there is fierce competition in the apparel sector from Turkey, China and other Asian countries, there is a recent trend of nearshoring that benefit the MENA-countries. The relevance of MENATEX II is therefore considered to be high in terms of contributing to international trade, productive employment and greening of the industry. Sweden has been supporting ITC MENATEX phase I, 2018¬2023, with a good experience in terms of results, cooperation and quality of implementation and reporting. Phase I covered Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan and a regional component to enhance regional collaboration. The same set¬up will be continued in the second phase. The program is co¬financed with Switzerland, SECO, that also covers a global component with countries in Central Asia called GTEX/ MENATEX. The overall expected impact of the phase II is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. This will be reached through increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and more effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity. The Embassy assesses that the second phase of ITC MENATEX will contribute to poverty reduction mainly through creating more jobs and incomes to people, including for low¬skilled segments and at the same time contribute to greening of the industry. Textil¬ och klädindustriesektorn (T&C) är en viktig sektor för Egypten, Marocko, Tunsien och Jordanien i termer av såväl sysselsättning som export. Sektorn representerar den näst största industrisektorn i samliga fyra länder och är traditionellt en stor arbetsgivare för lågutbildad arbetskraft, särskilt för kvinnor. Det är även en prioriterad sektor för nationella policies och strategier. Även om det råder stor konkurrens från länder som Turkiet, Kina och andra asiatiska länder, finns en pågående trend att göra inköp längs med värdekedjan närmare sin hemmamarknad , sk "nearshoring". vilket gynnar MENA¬länderna. MENATEX II har således hög relevans för att bidra till internationell handel, produktiv sysselsättning och en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig produktion. Sverige har stöttat ITC MENATEX fas I, 2018¬2023, med goda erfarenheter i termer av resultat, samarbete och kvalitet av implementering och rapportering. Fas I täckte Egypten, Marocko, Tunisien och Jordanien samt en regional komponent för att öka regionalt samarbete. Samma upplägg kommer att fortsätta under fas II. Programmet är samfinansierat med Schweiz, SECO, som också täcker en global komponent med länder i Centralasien som kallas GTEX/ MENATEX. Den övergripande förväntade resultatet av fas II är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsminksning genom hållbar handel och anständiga jobb längs med textil- och klädvärdekedjan. Det kommer att uppnås genom ökad konkurrenskraft av T&C företagen genom hållbar hadel och mer effektivt ekosystem som främjar systemförändirng mot mer hållbar och cirkulär sektor. Ambassaden bedömer att MENATEX fas II kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom främst genom att skapa fler jobb och högre inkomster till människor, särksilt för lågutbildade segment och samtidigt bidra till en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig industri. The overall objective with the intervention is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. Increased exports of quality products will lead to retention of employment in the T&C sector and creation of higher value-added jobs, including in supporting sectors such as environmental technology and recycling. Through economic growth and employment creation, the program will have both indirect and direct effects on poverty reduction. Increased income and job creation (increased GDP growth rates) through expanded opportunities to participate in trade and value chains. That will be supported by strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises in terms of sustainable production, both in terms of greening the industry and in terms of focusing on women and youth. More specifically, the program will focus on contributing to that the four MENA-countries Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia stay on top of the emerging market requirements for the T&C sector by moving towards greener practices and able to adhere to strict forthcoming EU regulations for T&C products sold in Europe. Since the T&C sector is a key sector for exports and employment in all four countries, the program will ensure that employment is retained and new higher value added decent jobs are being created through exports of quality, socially and environmentally-conscious products. The program will also contribute to required systemic change of the T&C industry towards more environmental sustainability, circularity and digitalisation. There will be two overarching outcomes, one focusing on SME-level and the other one on the overall ecosystem. Outcome 1: Increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and Outcome 2: More effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity Sweden WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 30000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Expanded and deepened regional economic integration. Vidareutvecklad och fördjupad regional ekonomisk integration. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16307-16307A0103 Sweden The Textiles¬ and Clothing sector (T&C) is an important sector for Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan in terms of employment and export. It represents the second largest industrial sector in all four countries and is traditionally an important employer for low¬skilled workers, in particular women. It is also a sector identified as a priority sector by national policies and strategies. Even if there is fierce competition in the apparel sector from Turkey, China and other Asian countries, there is a recent trend of nearshoring that benefit the MENA-countries. The relevance of MENATEX II is therefore considered to be high in terms of contributing to international trade, productive employment and greening of the industry. Sweden has been supporting ITC MENATEX phase I, 2018¬2023, with a good experience in terms of results, cooperation and quality of implementation and reporting. Phase I covered Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan and a regional component to enhance regional collaboration. The same set¬up will be continued in the second phase. The program is co¬financed with Switzerland, SECO, that also covers a global component with countries in Central Asia called GTEX/ MENATEX. The overall expected impact of the phase II is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. This will be reached through increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and more effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity. The Embassy assesses that the second phase of ITC MENATEX will contribute to poverty reduction mainly through creating more jobs and incomes to people, including for low¬skilled segments and at the same time contribute to greening of the industry. Textil¬ och klädindustriesektorn (T&C) är en viktig sektor för Egypten, Marocko, Tunsien och Jordanien i termer av såväl sysselsättning som export. Sektorn representerar den näst största industrisektorn i samliga fyra länder och är traditionellt en stor arbetsgivare för lågutbildad arbetskraft, särskilt för kvinnor. Det är även en prioriterad sektor för nationella policies och strategier. Även om det råder stor konkurrens från länder som Turkiet, Kina och andra asiatiska länder, finns en pågående trend att göra inköp längs med värdekedjan närmare sin hemmamarknad , sk "nearshoring". vilket gynnar MENA¬länderna. MENATEX II har således hög relevans för att bidra till internationell handel, produktiv sysselsättning och en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig produktion. Sverige har stöttat ITC MENATEX fas I, 2018¬2023, med goda erfarenheter i termer av resultat, samarbete och kvalitet av implementering och rapportering. Fas I täckte Egypten, Marocko, Tunisien och Jordanien samt en regional komponent för att öka regionalt samarbete. Samma upplägg kommer att fortsätta under fas II. Programmet är samfinansierat med Schweiz, SECO, som också täcker en global komponent med länder i Centralasien som kallas GTEX/ MENATEX. Den övergripande förväntade resultatet av fas II är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsminksning genom hållbar handel och anständiga jobb längs med textil- och klädvärdekedjan. Det kommer att uppnås genom ökad konkurrenskraft av T&C företagen genom hållbar hadel och mer effektivt ekosystem som främjar systemförändirng mot mer hållbar och cirkulär sektor. Ambassaden bedömer att MENATEX fas II kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom främst genom att skapa fler jobb och högre inkomster till människor, särksilt för lågutbildade segment och samtidigt bidra till en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig industri. The overall objective with the intervention is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. Increased exports of quality products will lead to retention of employment in the T&C sector and creation of higher value-added jobs, including in supporting sectors such as environmental technology and recycling. Through economic growth and employment creation, the program will have both indirect and direct effects on poverty reduction. Increased income and job creation (increased GDP growth rates) through expanded opportunities to participate in trade and value chains. That will be supported by strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises in terms of sustainable production, both in terms of greening the industry and in terms of focusing on women and youth. More specifically, the program will focus on contributing to that the four MENA-countries Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia stay on top of the emerging market requirements for the T&C sector by moving towards greener practices and able to adhere to strict forthcoming EU regulations for T&C products sold in Europe. Since the T&C sector is a key sector for exports and employment in all four countries, the program will ensure that employment is retained and new higher value added decent jobs are being created through exports of quality, socially and environmentally-conscious products. The program will also contribute to required systemic change of the T&C industry towards more environmental sustainability, circularity and digitalisation. There will be two overarching outcomes, one focusing on SME-level and the other one on the overall ecosystem. Outcome 1: Increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and Outcome 2: More effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity Sweden WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 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Ökat jobbskapande, inklusive genom privatsektorutveckling, innovation, entreprenörskap och grön omställning, samt med inriktning på kvinnors och ungas ekonomiska egenmakt. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Expanded regional economic integration with enhanced conditions for free and rules-based trade, trade facilitation and reduced corruption. Vidareutvecklad regional ekonomisk integration med stärkta förutsättningar för fri och regelbaserad handel, förenklade handelsprocedurer och minskad korruption. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16307-16307A0201 Sweden The Textiles¬ and Clothing sector (T&C) is an important sector for Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan in terms of employment and export. It represents the second largest industrial sector in all four countries and is traditionally an important employer for low¬skilled workers, in particular women. It is also a sector identified as a priority sector by national policies and strategies. Even if there is fierce competition in the apparel sector from Turkey, China and other Asian countries, there is a recent trend of nearshoring that benefit the MENA-countries. The relevance of MENATEX II is therefore considered to be high in terms of contributing to international trade, productive employment and greening of the industry. Sweden has been supporting ITC MENATEX phase I, 2018¬2023, with a good experience in terms of results, cooperation and quality of implementation and reporting. Phase I covered Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan and a regional component to enhance regional collaboration. The same set¬up will be continued in the second phase. The program is co¬financed with Switzerland, SECO, that also covers a global component with countries in Central Asia called GTEX/ MENATEX. The overall expected impact of the phase II is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. This will be reached through increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and more effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity. The Embassy assesses that the second phase of ITC MENATEX will contribute to poverty reduction mainly through creating more jobs and incomes to people, including for low¬skilled segments and at the same time contribute to greening of the industry. Textil¬ och klädindustriesektorn (T&C) är en viktig sektor för Egypten, Marocko, Tunsien och Jordanien i termer av såväl sysselsättning som export. Sektorn representerar den näst största industrisektorn i samliga fyra länder och är traditionellt en stor arbetsgivare för lågutbildad arbetskraft, särskilt för kvinnor. Det är även en prioriterad sektor för nationella policies och strategier. Även om det råder stor konkurrens från länder som Turkiet, Kina och andra asiatiska länder, finns en pågående trend att göra inköp längs med värdekedjan närmare sin hemmamarknad , sk "nearshoring". vilket gynnar MENA¬länderna. MENATEX II har således hög relevans för att bidra till internationell handel, produktiv sysselsättning och en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig produktion. Sverige har stöttat ITC MENATEX fas I, 2018¬2023, med goda erfarenheter i termer av resultat, samarbete och kvalitet av implementering och rapportering. Fas I täckte Egypten, Marocko, Tunisien och Jordanien samt en regional komponent för att öka regionalt samarbete. Samma upplägg kommer att fortsätta under fas II. Programmet är samfinansierat med Schweiz, SECO, som också täcker en global komponent med länder i Centralasien som kallas GTEX/ MENATEX. Den övergripande förväntade resultatet av fas II är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsminksning genom hållbar handel och anständiga jobb längs med textil- och klädvärdekedjan. Det kommer att uppnås genom ökad konkurrenskraft av T&C företagen genom hållbar hadel och mer effektivt ekosystem som främjar systemförändirng mot mer hållbar och cirkulär sektor. Ambassaden bedömer att MENATEX fas II kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom främst genom att skapa fler jobb och högre inkomster till människor, särksilt för lågutbildade segment och samtidigt bidra till en mer miljö¬ och klimatvänlig industri. The overall objective with the intervention is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction through sustainable trade and decent job creation along the T&C value chain. Increased exports of quality products will lead to retention of employment in the T&C sector and creation of higher value-added jobs, including in supporting sectors such as environmental technology and recycling. Through economic growth and employment creation, the program will have both indirect and direct effects on poverty reduction. Increased income and job creation (increased GDP growth rates) through expanded opportunities to participate in trade and value chains. That will be supported by strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises in terms of sustainable production, both in terms of greening the industry and in terms of focusing on women and youth. More specifically, the program will focus on contributing to that the four MENA-countries Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia stay on top of the emerging market requirements for the T&C sector by moving towards greener practices and able to adhere to strict forthcoming EU regulations for T&C products sold in Europe. Since the T&C sector is a key sector for exports and employment in all four countries, the program will ensure that employment is retained and new higher value added decent jobs are being created through exports of quality, socially and environmentally-conscious products. The program will also contribute to required systemic change of the T&C industry towards more environmental sustainability, circularity and digitalisation. There will be two overarching outcomes, one focusing on SME-level and the other one on the overall ecosystem. Outcome 1: Increased competitiveness of T&C enterprises through sustainable trade and Outcome 2: More effective ecosystem able to direct the T&C sector towards systemic change addressing sustainability and circularity Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency N/A to be procured 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 800000 0 800000 800000 N/A to be procured SE-0-SE-6-16339 Sweden Diakonia has applied for a grant with EU-funded contribution in the form of a project where the goal is to improve access to comprehensive social protection, integration and cohesion for indigenous peoples in Paraguay. Also, the specific goals will be an improved participation and monitoring of civil society in the implementation of the social protection system in relation to the Paraguayan indigenous population. The effort is appropriate with the government's CSO strategy 2016-2022 by strengthening civil society and indigenous peoples, by strengthening their active commitment to social protection and access to social, economic and cultural rights. This will be done through an active monitoring and interaction with "¡Vamos!" as a social protection system, which aims to cover women's practical needs and ensure their access to social protection. The effort will run in parallel with the Social Protection of the Future sector program (funded by the EU), which is contained in the EU's Multiannual Indicative Program 2021-2027 (MIP), and mainly covers the indigenous population at the level of priority territories of the social protection system and national level , with an emphasis on the right of access for women. In addition, the effort is aligned with the EU's Neighborhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) by strengthening the role of civil society in the processes of establishing social protection policies, through the active participation and monitoring of civil society in the definition and implementation of Paraguay's social protection system . The purpose of the effort is: a) Increased dialogue and increased commitment of rights holders to social protection (especially the vulnerable and discriminated sector of indigenous peoples and women), by empowering target populations. b) The creation of a broad national platform of civil society organizations open to all actors, creating mechanisms of transparency and accountability with the technical unit of the Social Cabinet and with the participation of three key sectors: the beneficiaries, indigenous people's organizations and non-governmental organizations. -domestic social and civic organizations. c) Generating information and promoting transparency and accountability to citizens in the design and implementation of the social protection system, through social research. d) Increased capacity building of civil society, with an emphasis on indigenous peoples, to enhance its positive impact on the social protection system. Added value elements are included such as: age, gender and diversity (EGD), holistic approach, disability, innovative measures with tangible results and local ownership, among others. Diakonia har ansökt om ett bidrag med EU-finansierat insats i projektform där målet är att förbättra tillgången till omfattande socialt skydd, integration och sammanhållning för ursprungsbefolkningar i Paraguay. Även blir de specifika mål ett förbättrat deltagande och övervakning av det civila samhället i genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet i förhållande till den paraguayanska ursprungsbefolkningen. Insatsen är lämplig med regeringens CSO-strategi 2016-2022 genom att stärka det civila samhället och ursprungsbefolkningen, genom att förstärka deras aktiva engagemang för socialt skydd och tillgång till sociala, ekonomiska och kulturella rättigheter. Detta kommer att ske genom en aktiv övervakning och interaktion med "¡Vamos!" som ett socialt skyddssystem, som syftar till att täcka kvinnors praktiska behov och säkerställa deras tillgång till socialt skydd. Insatsen kommer att löpa parallellt med sektorprogrammet Social Protection of the Future (finansierat av EU), som finns i EU:s fleråriga vägledande program 2021-2027 (MIP), och omfattar huvudsakligen ursprungsbefolkningen på nivån för prioriterade territorier av det sociala skyddssystemet och nationell nivå, med tonvikt på rätten till tillgång för kvinnor. Dessutom är insatsen anpassat till EU:s instrument för grannskap, utveckling och internationellt samarbete (NDICI) genom att stärka det civila samhällets roll i processerna för att inrätta socialskyddspolitik, genom aktivt deltagande och övervakning av det civila samhället i definition och genomförande av Paraguays sociala skyddssystem. Insatsens syftet är: a) Ökad dialog och ökad engagemang från rättighetsinnehavarna till socialt skydd (särskilt den utsatta och diskriminerade sektorn av ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor), genom att stärka målpopulationer. b) Utformningen av en bred nationell plattform av civilsamhällesorganisationer som är öppen för alla aktörer, vilket skapar mekanismer för öppenhet och ansvarighet med socialkabinettets tekniska enhet och med deltagande av tre nyckelsektorer: förmånstagarna, ursprungsbefolkningens organisationer och icke-statliga organisationer. -inhemska sociala och medborgarorganisationer. c) Generering av information och främjande av transparens och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna i utformningen och genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet, genom social forskning. d) Ökad kapacitetsuppbyggnad av det civila samhället, med tonvikt på ursprungsbefolkningar, för att förbättra dess positiva inverkan på det sociala skyddssystemet. Mervärdeselement ingår som: ålder, kön och mångfald (EGD), helhetssyn, funktionshinder, innovativa åtgärder med påtagliga resultat och lokalt ägande, bland annat. Insatsen syftar på en övergripande nivå till att förbättra tillgången till heltäckande socialt skydd och inkludering av ursprungsbefolkningar i Paraguay. Insatsen ska bidra till att förbättra civilsamhällets deltagande i och tillsyn av implementeringen av socialskyddssystemet i relation till Paraguays ursprungsbefolknigar. Målen för insatsen är följande: - Ökad dialog och delaktighet bland de som har rätt till socialt skydd (särskilt utsatta och diskriminerade grupper som ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor), genom att stärka målgruppernas egenmakt. - Uppbyggnaden av en bred nationell plattform för civilsamhällesorganisationer som är öppen för alla aktörer, vilket skapar mekanismer för öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot den sociala regeringens tekniska enhet och med deltagande av tre nyckelsektorer: stödmottagarna, organisationer för ursprungsbefolkningar samt icke-ursprungsbefolkningsbaserade sociala organisationer och medborgarorganisationer. - Framställning av information och främjande av öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna vid utformningen och genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet, genom samhällsforskning. - Ökad kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det civila samhället, med tonvikt på ursprungsbefolkningar, för att förbättra dess positiva inverkan på det sociala skyddssystemet. Mervärdesfaktorer införlivas, såsom ett tillvägagångssätt som beaktar ålder, kön och mångfald, ett helhetsperspektiv, funktionsnedsättning, innovativa aktörer med konkreta resultat och lokalt ägarskap, bland annat. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Paraguay Social Protection Other Social Infrastructure & Services Projektet "Acceso al Sistema de Protección Social de Pueblos Indígenas en Paraguay", som genomfördes av Diakonia och de lokala samarbetspartnerna Tierraviva och Sunú mellan 2022 och 2025, bidrog väsentligt till prioriteringarna i den svenska regeringens strategi för stöd till det civila samhället 2016-2022, särskilt när det gäller att stärka det civila samhället, det demokratiska deltagandet, ansvarsskyldigheten för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet mellan könen och inkludering av befolkningsgrupper som historiskt sett har utsatts för diskriminering. En av projektets viktigaste framgångar var stärkandet av "Articulación Nacional Indígena por una Vida Digna (ANIVID)", en plattform som samlar 32 urfolksorganisationer och som nu har etablerat sig som en legitim samtalspartner gentemot staten och andra samhällsaktörer. Det EU/Sidafinansierade projektet stärkte plattformens förmåga till samordning, mobilisering, påverkansarbete, social övervakning och strategisk kommunikation, vilket direkt bidrog till målet i strategin för civilsamhällesorganisationer att stärka oberoende, representativa aktörer inom det civila samhället med förmåga att bedriva påverkansarbete. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16339-16339A0101 Sweden Diakonia has applied for a grant with EU-funded contribution in the form of a project where the goal is to improve access to comprehensive social protection, integration and cohesion for indigenous peoples in Paraguay. Also, the specific goals will be an improved participation and monitoring of civil society in the implementation of the social protection system in relation to the Paraguayan indigenous population. The effort is appropriate with the government's CSO strategy 2016-2022 by strengthening civil society and indigenous peoples, by strengthening their active commitment to social protection and access to social, economic and cultural rights. This will be done through an active monitoring and interaction with "¡Vamos!" as a social protection system, which aims to cover women's practical needs and ensure their access to social protection. The effort will run in parallel with the Social Protection of the Future sector program (funded by the EU), which is contained in the EU's Multiannual Indicative Program 2021-2027 (MIP), and mainly covers the indigenous population at the level of priority territories of the social protection system and national level , with an emphasis on the right of access for women. In addition, the effort is aligned with the EU's Neighborhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) by strengthening the role of civil society in the processes of establishing social protection policies, through the active participation and monitoring of civil society in the definition and implementation of Paraguay's social protection system . The purpose of the effort is: a) Increased dialogue and increased commitment of rights holders to social protection (especially the vulnerable and discriminated sector of indigenous peoples and women), by empowering target populations. b) The creation of a broad national platform of civil society organizations open to all actors, creating mechanisms of transparency and accountability with the technical unit of the Social Cabinet and with the participation of three key sectors: the beneficiaries, indigenous people's organizations and non-governmental organizations. -domestic social and civic organizations. c) Generating information and promoting transparency and accountability to citizens in the design and implementation of the social protection system, through social research. d) Increased capacity building of civil society, with an emphasis on indigenous peoples, to enhance its positive impact on the social protection system. Added value elements are included such as: age, gender and diversity (EGD), holistic approach, disability, innovative measures with tangible results and local ownership, among others. Diakonia har ansökt om ett bidrag med EU-finansierat insats i projektform där målet är att förbättra tillgången till omfattande socialt skydd, integration och sammanhållning för ursprungsbefolkningar i Paraguay. Även blir de specifika mål ett förbättrat deltagande och övervakning av det civila samhället i genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet i förhållande till den paraguayanska ursprungsbefolkningen. Insatsen är lämplig med regeringens CSO-strategi 2016-2022 genom att stärka det civila samhället och ursprungsbefolkningen, genom att förstärka deras aktiva engagemang för socialt skydd och tillgång till sociala, ekonomiska och kulturella rättigheter. Detta kommer att ske genom en aktiv övervakning och interaktion med "¡Vamos!" som ett socialt skyddssystem, som syftar till att täcka kvinnors praktiska behov och säkerställa deras tillgång till socialt skydd. Insatsen kommer att löpa parallellt med sektorprogrammet Social Protection of the Future (finansierat av EU), som finns i EU:s fleråriga vägledande program 2021-2027 (MIP), och omfattar huvudsakligen ursprungsbefolkningen på nivån för prioriterade territorier av det sociala skyddssystemet och nationell nivå, med tonvikt på rätten till tillgång för kvinnor. Dessutom är insatsen anpassat till EU:s instrument för grannskap, utveckling och internationellt samarbete (NDICI) genom att stärka det civila samhällets roll i processerna för att inrätta socialskyddspolitik, genom aktivt deltagande och övervakning av det civila samhället i definition och genomförande av Paraguays sociala skyddssystem. Insatsens syftet är: a) Ökad dialog och ökad engagemang från rättighetsinnehavarna till socialt skydd (särskilt den utsatta och diskriminerade sektorn av ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor), genom att stärka målpopulationer. b) Utformningen av en bred nationell plattform av civilsamhällesorganisationer som är öppen för alla aktörer, vilket skapar mekanismer för öppenhet och ansvarighet med socialkabinettets tekniska enhet och med deltagande av tre nyckelsektorer: förmånstagarna, ursprungsbefolkningens organisationer och icke-statliga organisationer. -inhemska sociala och medborgarorganisationer. c) Generering av information och främjande av transparens och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna i utformningen och genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet, genom social forskning. d) Ökad kapacitetsuppbyggnad av det civila samhället, med tonvikt på ursprungsbefolkningar, för att förbättra dess positiva inverkan på det sociala skyddssystemet. Mervärdeselement ingår som: ålder, kön och mångfald (EGD), helhetssyn, funktionshinder, innovativa åtgärder med påtagliga resultat och lokalt ägande, bland annat. Insatsen syftar på en övergripande nivå till att förbättra tillgången till heltäckande socialt skydd och inkludering av ursprungsbefolkningar i Paraguay. Insatsen ska bidra till att förbättra civilsamhällets deltagande i och tillsyn av implementeringen av socialskyddssystemet i relation till Paraguays ursprungsbefolknigar. Målen för insatsen är följande: - Ökad dialog och delaktighet bland de som har rätt till socialt skydd (särskilt utsatta och diskriminerade grupper som ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor), genom att stärka målgruppernas egenmakt. - Uppbyggnaden av en bred nationell plattform för civilsamhällesorganisationer som är öppen för alla aktörer, vilket skapar mekanismer för öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot den sociala regeringens tekniska enhet och med deltagande av tre nyckelsektorer: stödmottagarna, organisationer för ursprungsbefolkningar samt icke-ursprungsbefolkningsbaserade sociala organisationer och medborgarorganisationer. - Framställning av information och främjande av öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna vid utformningen och genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet, genom samhällsforskning. - Ökad kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det civila samhället, med tonvikt på ursprungsbefolkningar, för att förbättra dess positiva inverkan på det sociala skyddssystemet. Mervärdesfaktorer införlivas, såsom ett tillvägagångssätt som beaktar ålder, kön och mångfald, ett helhetsperspektiv, funktionsnedsättning, innovativa aktörer med konkreta resultat och lokalt ägarskap, bland annat. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 718000 555000 0 0 718000 0 0 0 555000 0 1273000 Diakonia 718000 Diakonia 555000 Diakonia Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16339-16339A0102 Sweden Diakonia has applied for a grant with EU-funded contribution in the form of a project where the goal is to improve access to comprehensive social protection, integration and cohesion for indigenous peoples in Paraguay. Also, the specific goals will be an improved participation and monitoring of civil society in the implementation of the social protection system in relation to the Paraguayan indigenous population. The effort is appropriate with the government's CSO strategy 2016-2022 by strengthening civil society and indigenous peoples, by strengthening their active commitment to social protection and access to social, economic and cultural rights. This will be done through an active monitoring and interaction with "¡Vamos!" as a social protection system, which aims to cover women's practical needs and ensure their access to social protection. The effort will run in parallel with the Social Protection of the Future sector program (funded by the EU), which is contained in the EU's Multiannual Indicative Program 2021-2027 (MIP), and mainly covers the indigenous population at the level of priority territories of the social protection system and national level , with an emphasis on the right of access for women. In addition, the effort is aligned with the EU's Neighborhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) by strengthening the role of civil society in the processes of establishing social protection policies, through the active participation and monitoring of civil society in the definition and implementation of Paraguay's social protection system . The purpose of the effort is: a) Increased dialogue and increased commitment of rights holders to social protection (especially the vulnerable and discriminated sector of indigenous peoples and women), by empowering target populations. b) The creation of a broad national platform of civil society organizations open to all actors, creating mechanisms of transparency and accountability with the technical unit of the Social Cabinet and with the participation of three key sectors: the beneficiaries, indigenous people's organizations and non-governmental organizations. -domestic social and civic organizations. c) Generating information and promoting transparency and accountability to citizens in the design and implementation of the social protection system, through social research. d) Increased capacity building of civil society, with an emphasis on indigenous peoples, to enhance its positive impact on the social protection system. Added value elements are included such as: age, gender and diversity (EGD), holistic approach, disability, innovative measures with tangible results and local ownership, among others. Diakonia har ansökt om ett bidrag med EU-finansierat insats i projektform där målet är att förbättra tillgången till omfattande socialt skydd, integration och sammanhållning för ursprungsbefolkningar i Paraguay. Även blir de specifika mål ett förbättrat deltagande och övervakning av det civila samhället i genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet i förhållande till den paraguayanska ursprungsbefolkningen. Insatsen är lämplig med regeringens CSO-strategi 2016-2022 genom att stärka det civila samhället och ursprungsbefolkningen, genom att förstärka deras aktiva engagemang för socialt skydd och tillgång till sociala, ekonomiska och kulturella rättigheter. Detta kommer att ske genom en aktiv övervakning och interaktion med "¡Vamos!" som ett socialt skyddssystem, som syftar till att täcka kvinnors praktiska behov och säkerställa deras tillgång till socialt skydd. Insatsen kommer att löpa parallellt med sektorprogrammet Social Protection of the Future (finansierat av EU), som finns i EU:s fleråriga vägledande program 2021-2027 (MIP), och omfattar huvudsakligen ursprungsbefolkningen på nivån för prioriterade territorier av det sociala skyddssystemet och nationell nivå, med tonvikt på rätten till tillgång för kvinnor. Dessutom är insatsen anpassat till EU:s instrument för grannskap, utveckling och internationellt samarbete (NDICI) genom att stärka det civila samhällets roll i processerna för att inrätta socialskyddspolitik, genom aktivt deltagande och övervakning av det civila samhället i definition och genomförande av Paraguays sociala skyddssystem. Insatsens syftet är: a) Ökad dialog och ökad engagemang från rättighetsinnehavarna till socialt skydd (särskilt den utsatta och diskriminerade sektorn av ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor), genom att stärka målpopulationer. b) Utformningen av en bred nationell plattform av civilsamhällesorganisationer som är öppen för alla aktörer, vilket skapar mekanismer för öppenhet och ansvarighet med socialkabinettets tekniska enhet och med deltagande av tre nyckelsektorer: förmånstagarna, ursprungsbefolkningens organisationer och icke-statliga organisationer. -inhemska sociala och medborgarorganisationer. c) Generering av information och främjande av transparens och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna i utformningen och genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet, genom social forskning. d) Ökad kapacitetsuppbyggnad av det civila samhället, med tonvikt på ursprungsbefolkningar, för att förbättra dess positiva inverkan på det sociala skyddssystemet. Mervärdeselement ingår som: ålder, kön och mångfald (EGD), helhetssyn, funktionshinder, innovativa åtgärder med påtagliga resultat och lokalt ägande, bland annat. Insatsen syftar på en övergripande nivå till att förbättra tillgången till heltäckande socialt skydd och inkludering av ursprungsbefolkningar i Paraguay. Insatsen ska bidra till att förbättra civilsamhällets deltagande i och tillsyn av implementeringen av socialskyddssystemet i relation till Paraguays ursprungsbefolknigar. Målen för insatsen är följande: - Ökad dialog och delaktighet bland de som har rätt till socialt skydd (särskilt utsatta och diskriminerade grupper som ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor), genom att stärka målgruppernas egenmakt. - Uppbyggnaden av en bred nationell plattform för civilsamhällesorganisationer som är öppen för alla aktörer, vilket skapar mekanismer för öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot den sociala regeringens tekniska enhet och med deltagande av tre nyckelsektorer: stödmottagarna, organisationer för ursprungsbefolkningar samt icke-ursprungsbefolkningsbaserade sociala organisationer och medborgarorganisationer. - Framställning av information och främjande av öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna vid utformningen och genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet, genom samhällsforskning. - Ökad kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det civila samhället, med tonvikt på ursprungsbefolkningar, för att förbättra dess positiva inverkan på det sociala skyddssystemet. Mervärdesfaktorer införlivas, såsom ett tillvägagångssätt som beaktar ålder, kön och mångfald, ett helhetsperspektiv, funktionsnedsättning, innovativa aktörer med konkreta resultat och lokalt ägarskap, bland annat. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 547000 547000 547000 Diakonia 547000 Diakonia Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16339-16339A0103 Sweden Diakonia has applied for a grant with EU-funded contribution in the form of a project where the goal is to improve access to comprehensive social protection, integration and cohesion for indigenous peoples in Paraguay. Also, the specific goals will be an improved participation and monitoring of civil society in the implementation of the social protection system in relation to the Paraguayan indigenous population. The effort is appropriate with the government's CSO strategy 2016-2022 by strengthening civil society and indigenous peoples, by strengthening their active commitment to social protection and access to social, economic and cultural rights. This will be done through an active monitoring and interaction with "¡Vamos!" as a social protection system, which aims to cover women's practical needs and ensure their access to social protection. The effort will run in parallel with the Social Protection of the Future sector program (funded by the EU), which is contained in the EU's Multiannual Indicative Program 2021-2027 (MIP), and mainly covers the indigenous population at the level of priority territories of the social protection system and national level , with an emphasis on the right of access for women. In addition, the effort is aligned with the EU's Neighborhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) by strengthening the role of civil society in the processes of establishing social protection policies, through the active participation and monitoring of civil society in the definition and implementation of Paraguay's social protection system . The purpose of the effort is: a) Increased dialogue and increased commitment of rights holders to social protection (especially the vulnerable and discriminated sector of indigenous peoples and women), by empowering target populations. b) The creation of a broad national platform of civil society organizations open to all actors, creating mechanisms of transparency and accountability with the technical unit of the Social Cabinet and with the participation of three key sectors: the beneficiaries, indigenous people's organizations and non-governmental organizations. -domestic social and civic organizations. c) Generating information and promoting transparency and accountability to citizens in the design and implementation of the social protection system, through social research. d) Increased capacity building of civil society, with an emphasis on indigenous peoples, to enhance its positive impact on the social protection system. Added value elements are included such as: age, gender and diversity (EGD), holistic approach, disability, innovative measures with tangible results and local ownership, among others. Diakonia har ansökt om ett bidrag med EU-finansierat insats i projektform där målet är att förbättra tillgången till omfattande socialt skydd, integration och sammanhållning för ursprungsbefolkningar i Paraguay. Även blir de specifika mål ett förbättrat deltagande och övervakning av det civila samhället i genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet i förhållande till den paraguayanska ursprungsbefolkningen. Insatsen är lämplig med regeringens CSO-strategi 2016-2022 genom att stärka det civila samhället och ursprungsbefolkningen, genom att förstärka deras aktiva engagemang för socialt skydd och tillgång till sociala, ekonomiska och kulturella rättigheter. Detta kommer att ske genom en aktiv övervakning och interaktion med "¡Vamos!" som ett socialt skyddssystem, som syftar till att täcka kvinnors praktiska behov och säkerställa deras tillgång till socialt skydd. Insatsen kommer att löpa parallellt med sektorprogrammet Social Protection of the Future (finansierat av EU), som finns i EU:s fleråriga vägledande program 2021-2027 (MIP), och omfattar huvudsakligen ursprungsbefolkningen på nivån för prioriterade territorier av det sociala skyddssystemet och nationell nivå, med tonvikt på rätten till tillgång för kvinnor. Dessutom är insatsen anpassat till EU:s instrument för grannskap, utveckling och internationellt samarbete (NDICI) genom att stärka det civila samhällets roll i processerna för att inrätta socialskyddspolitik, genom aktivt deltagande och övervakning av det civila samhället i definition och genomförande av Paraguays sociala skyddssystem. Insatsens syftet är: a) Ökad dialog och ökad engagemang från rättighetsinnehavarna till socialt skydd (särskilt den utsatta och diskriminerade sektorn av ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor), genom att stärka målpopulationer. b) Utformningen av en bred nationell plattform av civilsamhällesorganisationer som är öppen för alla aktörer, vilket skapar mekanismer för öppenhet och ansvarighet med socialkabinettets tekniska enhet och med deltagande av tre nyckelsektorer: förmånstagarna, ursprungsbefolkningens organisationer och icke-statliga organisationer. -inhemska sociala och medborgarorganisationer. c) Generering av information och främjande av transparens och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna i utformningen och genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet, genom social forskning. d) Ökad kapacitetsuppbyggnad av det civila samhället, med tonvikt på ursprungsbefolkningar, för att förbättra dess positiva inverkan på det sociala skyddssystemet. Mervärdeselement ingår som: ålder, kön och mångfald (EGD), helhetssyn, funktionshinder, innovativa åtgärder med påtagliga resultat och lokalt ägande, bland annat. Insatsen syftar på en övergripande nivå till att förbättra tillgången till heltäckande socialt skydd och inkludering av ursprungsbefolkningar i Paraguay. Insatsen ska bidra till att förbättra civilsamhällets deltagande i och tillsyn av implementeringen av socialskyddssystemet i relation till Paraguays ursprungsbefolknigar. Målen för insatsen är följande: - Ökad dialog och delaktighet bland de som har rätt till socialt skydd (särskilt utsatta och diskriminerade grupper som ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor), genom att stärka målgruppernas egenmakt. - Uppbyggnaden av en bred nationell plattform för civilsamhällesorganisationer som är öppen för alla aktörer, vilket skapar mekanismer för öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot den sociala regeringens tekniska enhet och med deltagande av tre nyckelsektorer: stödmottagarna, organisationer för ursprungsbefolkningar samt icke-ursprungsbefolkningsbaserade sociala organisationer och medborgarorganisationer. - Framställning av information och främjande av öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna vid utformningen och genomförandet av det sociala skyddssystemet, genom samhällsforskning. - Ökad kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det civila samhället, med tonvikt på ursprungsbefolkningar, för att förbättra dess positiva inverkan på det sociala skyddssystemet. Mervärdesfaktorer införlivas, såsom ett tillvägagångssätt som beaktar ålder, kön och mångfald, ett helhetsperspektiv, funktionsnedsättning, innovativa aktörer med konkreta resultat och lokalt ägarskap, bland annat. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -11520 -11520 -11520 Diakonia -11520 Diakonia Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16358 Sweden Sida plans to evaluate 9 strategic partner organisations, within Sida's support for civil society development. The organizations receive program support from Sida with permission for further transmission. Sida's plan is to continue its support to these organizations in the future and wants to enable them to reach out to small movements in contexts with shrinking social space and sometimes with obstacles to using the formal banking system. Sida planerar att utvärdera 9 strategiska partnerorganisationer, inom Sidas stöd till civilsamhällesutveckling. Organisationerna får programstöd från Sida med tillstånd för vidareförmedling. Sidas plan är att fortsätta sitt stöd till dessa organisationer i framtiden och vill göra det möjligt för dem att nå ut till små rörelser i sammanhang med krympande samhällsutrymme och ibland med hinder för att använda det formella banksystemet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-16358-16358A0101 Sweden Sida plans to evaluate 9 strategic partner organisations, within Sida's support for civil society development. The organizations receive program support from Sida with permission for further transmission. Sida's plan is to continue its support to these organizations in the future and wants to enable them to reach out to small movements in contexts with shrinking social space and sometimes with obstacles to using the formal banking system. Sida planerar att utvärdera 9 strategiska partnerorganisationer, inom Sidas stöd till civilsamhällesutveckling. Organisationerna får programstöd från Sida med tillstånd för vidareförmedling. Sidas plan är att fortsätta sitt stöd till dessa organisationer i framtiden och vill göra det möjligt för dem att nå ut till små rörelser i sammanhang med krympande samhällsutrymme och ibland med hinder för att använda det formella banksystemet. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 154432 154432 154432 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 154432 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16358-16358A0102 Sweden Sida plans to evaluate 9 strategic partner organisations, within Sida's support for civil society development. The organizations receive program support from Sida with permission for further transmission. Sida's plan is to continue its support to these organizations in the future and wants to enable them to reach out to small movements in contexts with shrinking social space and sometimes with obstacles to using the formal banking system. Sida planerar att utvärdera 9 strategiska partnerorganisationer, inom Sidas stöd till civilsamhällesutveckling. Organisationerna får programstöd från Sida med tillstånd för vidareförmedling. Sidas plan är att fortsätta sitt stöd till dessa organisationer i framtiden och vill göra det möjligt för dem att nå ut till små rörelser i sammanhang med krympande samhällsutrymme och ibland med hinder för att använda det formella banksystemet. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 109250 97750 0 11500 0 0 109250 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 97750 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 11500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16358-16358A0103 Sweden Sida plans to evaluate 9 strategic partner organisations, within Sida's support for civil society development. The organizations receive program support from Sida with permission for further transmission. Sida's plan is to continue its support to these organizations in the future and wants to enable them to reach out to small movements in contexts with shrinking social space and sometimes with obstacles to using the formal banking system. Sida planerar att utvärdera 9 strategiska partnerorganisationer, inom Sidas stöd till civilsamhällesutveckling. Organisationerna får programstöd från Sida med tillstånd för vidareförmedling. Sidas plan är att fortsätta sitt stöd till dessa organisationer i framtiden och vill göra det möjligt för dem att nå ut till små rörelser i sammanhang med krympande samhällsutrymme och ibland med hinder för att använda det formella banksystemet. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 28750 0 28750 0 0 0 28750 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 28750 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16366 Sweden BEROC is a Belarusian independent economic research institute in exile, which produces research on the economic situation in Belarus. They offer high-quality education for Belarusians in economics at different levels. The purpose of the support is to enable an open dialogue between different independent actors on the future of Belarus based on economic research. Among other things, BEROC conducts research on redistributive policies and effective reforms for a more sustainable and equal social development. The institute collaborates with independent actors such as civil society, other research institutes, Belarusian business in exile and the democratic forces in exile. BEROC är ett belarusiskt oberoende ekonomiskt forskningsinstitut i exil, som producerar forskning om den ekonomiska situationen i Belarus. De erbjuder högkvalitativ utbildning för belarusier inom ekonomi på olika nivåer. Syftet med stödet är att möjliggöra en öppen dialog mellan olika oberoende aktörer kring Belarus framtid baserat på ekonomisk forskning. Bl.a. forskar BEROC på fördelningspolitik och effektiva reformer för en mer hållbar och jämlik samhällsutveckling. Institutet samverkar med oberoende aktörer såsom civilsamhälle, andra forskningsinstitut, belarusiskt näringsliv i exil samt de demokratiska krafterna i exil. BEROC beskriver följande specifika mål för Sidas stöd: 1: Kunskap om den belarusiska ekonomin (inklusive grön ekonomi och ekonomi med fokus på jämställdhet) genereras och överförs till viktiga intressenter 2: Informerad och främjad dialog och offentlig debatt om ekonomisk politik och reformer som en central process för utveckling av den ekonomiska politiken genom deltagande beslutsfattande 3: Studenters, samhällsaktivisters och medias färdigheter förbättras 4: Det akademiska samfundets forskningskapacitet förbättras och den akademiska diasporan upprätthåller kopplingar till Belarus 5: Utmaningar som belarusiska företag står inför analyseras, företag får analys- och expertstöd. För att uppnå ovanstående eftersträvar BEROC följande interna mål: 6: BEROC fortsätter att utvecklas som ett akademiskt forskningsinstitut med fokus på den belarusiska ekonomin med ett rykte som ett politiskt oberoende kompetenscentrum Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Belarus Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Några exempel på resultat och lärdomar för perioden 1 januari 2025 till 31 december 2025: SO1 Ökat intresse för presentationer som BEROC gör inom ramen för projektet Belarusian Economy Monitor samt ökat medialt intresse för BEROCs forskning indikerar att det belarusiska samhället och internationella aktörer har blivit mer informerade om aktuella trender i den belarusiska ekonomin. SO2, SO3, SO4 BEROCs forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter har bidragit betydelsefullt till den pågående debatten och främjat nya diskussioner kring den belarusiska ekonomins framtid och nödvändiga reformer i denna riktning. SO5 BEROCs undersökningar och analytiska sammanfattningar bidrog till en mer målinriktad och lyhörd policy dialog samt till en större synlighet och förståelse för det utmaningar som de belarusiska privata företagna står inför. SO6 BEROC har fortsatt att lämna in ansökningar för finansiering varav tre varit framgångsrika. Detta har lagt en grund för att förbättra BEROCs finansiella hållbarhet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16366-16366A0101 Sweden BEROC is a Belarusian independent economic research institute in exile, which produces research on the economic situation in Belarus. They offer high-quality education for Belarusians in economics at different levels. The purpose of the support is to enable an open dialogue between different independent actors on the future of Belarus based on economic research. Among other things, BEROC conducts research on redistributive policies and effective reforms for a more sustainable and equal social development. The institute collaborates with independent actors such as civil society, other research institutes, Belarusian business in exile and the democratic forces in exile. BEROC är ett belarusiskt oberoende ekonomiskt forskningsinstitut i exil, som producerar forskning om den ekonomiska situationen i Belarus. De erbjuder högkvalitativ utbildning för belarusier inom ekonomi på olika nivåer. Syftet med stödet är att möjliggöra en öppen dialog mellan olika oberoende aktörer kring Belarus framtid baserat på ekonomisk forskning. Bl.a. forskar BEROC på fördelningspolitik och effektiva reformer för en mer hållbar och jämlik samhällsutveckling. Institutet samverkar med oberoende aktörer såsom civilsamhälle, andra forskningsinstitut, belarusiskt näringsliv i exil samt de demokratiska krafterna i exil. BEROC beskriver följande specifika mål för Sidas stöd: 1: Kunskap om den belarusiska ekonomin (inklusive grön ekonomi och ekonomi med fokus på jämställdhet) genereras och överförs till viktiga intressenter 2: Informerad och främjad dialog och offentlig debatt om ekonomisk politik och reformer som en central process för utveckling av den ekonomiska politiken genom deltagande beslutsfattande 3: Studenters, samhällsaktivisters och medias färdigheter förbättras 4: Det akademiska samfundets forskningskapacitet förbättras och den akademiska diasporan upprätthåller kopplingar till Belarus 5: Utmaningar som belarusiska företag står inför analyseras, företag får analys- och expertstöd. För att uppnå ovanstående eftersträvar BEROC följande interna mål: 6: BEROC fortsätter att utvecklas som ett akademiskt forskningsinstitut med fokus på den belarusiska ekonomin med ett rykte som ett politiskt oberoende kompetenscentrum Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 6000000 15000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 9000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 6000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Reduced climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16366-16366A0102 Sweden BEROC is a Belarusian independent economic research institute in exile, which produces research on the economic situation in Belarus. They offer high-quality education for Belarusians in economics at different levels. The purpose of the support is to enable an open dialogue between different independent actors on the future of Belarus based on economic research. Among other things, BEROC conducts research on redistributive policies and effective reforms for a more sustainable and equal social development. The institute collaborates with independent actors such as civil society, other research institutes, Belarusian business in exile and the democratic forces in exile. BEROC är ett belarusiskt oberoende ekonomiskt forskningsinstitut i exil, som producerar forskning om den ekonomiska situationen i Belarus. De erbjuder högkvalitativ utbildning för belarusier inom ekonomi på olika nivåer. Syftet med stödet är att möjliggöra en öppen dialog mellan olika oberoende aktörer kring Belarus framtid baserat på ekonomisk forskning. Bl.a. forskar BEROC på fördelningspolitik och effektiva reformer för en mer hållbar och jämlik samhällsutveckling. Institutet samverkar med oberoende aktörer såsom civilsamhälle, andra forskningsinstitut, belarusiskt näringsliv i exil samt de demokratiska krafterna i exil. BEROC beskriver följande specifika mål för Sidas stöd: 1: Kunskap om den belarusiska ekonomin (inklusive grön ekonomi och ekonomi med fokus på jämställdhet) genereras och överförs till viktiga intressenter 2: Informerad och främjad dialog och offentlig debatt om ekonomisk politik och reformer som en central process för utveckling av den ekonomiska politiken genom deltagande beslutsfattande 3: Studenters, samhällsaktivisters och medias färdigheter förbättras 4: Det akademiska samfundets forskningskapacitet förbättras och den akademiska diasporan upprätthåller kopplingar till Belarus 5: Utmaningar som belarusiska företag står inför analyseras, företag får analys- och expertstöd. För att uppnå ovanstående eftersträvar BEROC följande interna mål: 6: BEROC fortsätter att utvecklas som ett akademiskt forskningsinstitut med fokus på den belarusiska ekonomin med ett rykte som ett politiskt oberoende kompetenscentrum Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 0 6000000 6000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 6000000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16366-16366A0201 Sweden BEROC is a Belarusian independent economic research institute in exile, which produces research on the economic situation in Belarus. They offer high-quality education for Belarusians in economics at different levels. The purpose of the support is to enable an open dialogue between different independent actors on the future of Belarus based on economic research. Among other things, BEROC conducts research on redistributive policies and effective reforms for a more sustainable and equal social development. The institute collaborates with independent actors such as civil society, other research institutes, Belarusian business in exile and the democratic forces in exile. BEROC är ett belarusiskt oberoende ekonomiskt forskningsinstitut i exil, som producerar forskning om den ekonomiska situationen i Belarus. De erbjuder högkvalitativ utbildning för belarusier inom ekonomi på olika nivåer. Syftet med stödet är att möjliggöra en öppen dialog mellan olika oberoende aktörer kring Belarus framtid baserat på ekonomisk forskning. Bl.a. forskar BEROC på fördelningspolitik och effektiva reformer för en mer hållbar och jämlik samhällsutveckling. Institutet samverkar med oberoende aktörer såsom civilsamhälle, andra forskningsinstitut, belarusiskt näringsliv i exil samt de demokratiska krafterna i exil. BEROC beskriver följande specifika mål för Sidas stöd: 1: Kunskap om den belarusiska ekonomin (inklusive grön ekonomi och ekonomi med fokus på jämställdhet) genereras och överförs till viktiga intressenter 2: Informerad och främjad dialog och offentlig debatt om ekonomisk politik och reformer som en central process för utveckling av den ekonomiska politiken genom deltagande beslutsfattande 3: Studenters, samhällsaktivisters och medias färdigheter förbättras 4: Det akademiska samfundets forskningskapacitet förbättras och den akademiska diasporan upprätthåller kopplingar till Belarus 5: Utmaningar som belarusiska företag står inför analyseras, företag får analys- och expertstöd. För att uppnå ovanstående eftersträvar BEROC följande interna mål: 6: BEROC fortsätter att utvecklas som ett akademiskt forskningsinstitut med fokus på den belarusiska ekonomin med ett rykte som ett politiskt oberoende kompetenscentrum Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 189633 189633 0 0 189633 Ernst & Young 189633 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16386 Sweden The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRC’s tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRC’s forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRC’s mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. Projektet Powering Resilience syftar till att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta samhällen, särskilt ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor, mot de biofysiska och socioekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongos tropiska skogar (både torra och fuktiga). Detta mål kommer att uppnås genom förbättrad restaurering, skydd och förvaltning av Kongos skogar och skogsmarker som skadats eller hotas av gruvdrift och genom att stärka och främja kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars deltagande. Projektet fokuserar på att mildra effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift och stärka lokalbefolkningens förmåga att anpassa sig genom att bygga upp resiliens i socioekologiska system, samt bygga upp kapaciteten hos ursprungsbefolkningar att utveckla och genomföra ekosystembaserade anpassningslösningar (EbA) som tillgodoser behoven hos kvinnor och män. För att uppnå dessa mål kommer projektet att anta ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt med fokus på tre delresultat: 1.Stärkt återställande och skydd av skogsekosystem i DRK:s gruvdrabbade samhällen som är sårbara för klimatförändringar 2.Förbättrad ekosystemstyrning i skogsberoende samhällen som påverkas av gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongo 3. Förbättrad hänsyn till samhällsintressen i planer och strategier för att skydda ekosystem och biologisk mångfald, och exploateringshantering av kritiska mineraler i Demokratiska republiken Kongo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i de torra skogarna (savannerna) i Haut Katanga och Lualaba och de fuktiga skogarna i Ituri och Tshopo och nå cirka 14 000 direkta stödmottagare och 100 000 indirekta stödmottagare. Impact kommer att ha kontor med personal i Bunia, Kolwezi och Kinshasa. The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRCs tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRCs forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRCs mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. The contribution has several innovative components. In itself it is innovative to have such a strong focus on the connection mining and environment, it is the first of its type in DRC. It will also include the beneficiaries in the development of indicators, shaping of the project and in the monitoring and evaluation of the project. A newly developed monitoring system called Bloom will be used that connects project indicators to larger goals and frameworks such as the SDGs and Principles for Locally Led Adaption that Sida has signed up to. The focus on land rights, IPs and women and conflict resolution is also unique in the project. By assuring rights, knowledge and a strategy for local communities to reduce negative effects of mining also in provinces where mining has not already boomed is a good proactive measure. Finally there are a lot of synergies possible with other civil society actors in the sector as well as private sector and government priorities so the embassy can play an important facilitating role in catalysing the positive effects of the project. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Bio-diversity General Environment Protection During the year of 2025 IMPACT has continued their work in 4 provinces. The embassy did one field visit in Lubumbashi in june 2025 and one field visit in Bunia, Ituri in september 2025. Field visits in Kolwezi and Kisangani were done in March 2026. In Ituri and Tschopo it was not possible to visit the implementation sites due to security reasoins but meetings were held with IMPACT and communities in Bunia and Kisangani instead. THe field visits confrimed that IMPACT and partners have been well received amongst partners and been able to strengthen the organization of local communities and the knowledge about effects of climate change. There is more work to do regarding increased knowledge around the effects of mining and community rights related to mining. For example the embassy took the opportunity to inform communities of their legal right to see Environmental Impact Assessment of mining projects since it is a company obligation to publish them. Apart from the field visits the embassy has also visit trainings regarding nature based solutions for local partners. IMPACT has spent a lot of time and resources on strengthening the local partners. This is giving results but sometimes the lacking capacity of local partners to follow procedures seems to delay activites and training takes time away that could have been put on partner activities in the communities. IMPACT is managing the project well with good communication to the embassy, fulfilling agreement obligations and coordinating consortia members. However the big challenge now is to assure that after two years of preparations/relationship building/dialogue and trainings with and for communities and other actors that the implementation of nature based solutions and income generating activities move forward swiftly to be able to give good result during the project period. Some results from IMPACT in 2025: -Conducted a participatory process to identify AbE solutions tailored to each site, which they validated through inclusive community consultations involving the participation of at least 40% of women and Pygmy indigenous peoples (in provinces where they are present). This process included a feasibility analysis of the targeted AbE actions from ecological, social, and economic perspectives, in order to prepare for their funding and implementation during the third year of the project. -As part of the Restoration and Protection of Ecosystems component, the activities carried out during the second year of the project reached 1,470 beneficiaries directly and indirectly, comprising 715 women and 755 men. -11 community-based local governance structures were established or revitalized in the project areas, primarily in the form of Local Development Committees (CLDs). Five local ecosystem management plans were developed at the community level and ratified at the provincial level in August 2025. In the northern region, for example, these initiatives have encouraged certain mining operators to better fulfill their social and environmental commitments, particularly with regard to the "cahier de charge". In total, the participatory processes implemented engaged more than 150 community members, with significant participation by women (up to 83% at some sites) and increased inclusion of Indigenous peoples, reaching up to 48% of overall representation and 72% within the Multi-Stakeholder Consultation Framework (CCMA). This momentum has helped strengthen the inclusivity and representativeness of local governance bodies. This work of establishing a solid institutional foundation, with legitimate, well-established, and locally recognized structures will be important for the effective implementation of income generating initiatives. -114 local and provincial authorities received training on the links between gender and climate change, which helped to promote the integration of a gender-sensitive approach into environmental policies and initiatives and encourage more inclusive governance. -Performed micro- and macroeconomic analyses to identify the economic opportunities and solutions most conducive to the adoption of AbE measures, including an assessment of the socioeconomic and cultural value of traditional practices and knowledge. Following the consultation and analysis process, four (4) AbE actions were selected in Tshopo Province, three (3) in Ituri, four (4) in Lualaba and three (3) in Haut-Katanga. -A training session on forest monitoring was organized to enable the community to protect its natural resources on its own against poaching and illegal logging. During this training, participants learned how to use a GPS device and the Forest Watch app. -A training program focused on agroforestry and Assisted Natural Regeneration (ANR) was provided to 60 participants (including 42 women) with the aim of promoting the shift away from slash-and-burn agriculture toward sustainable settled agriculture, thereby contributing to climate change mitigation through forest carbon sequestration. - A training in forestry and agroforestry was done based on the AfE action plan developed with the local community. A total of 60 people (including 35 Bantu and 25 Mbuti Indigenous Peoples, with at least 20 women) enhanced their skills, particularly in selecting multi-purpose tree species, natural and assisted regeneration techniques, planting, maintenance (weeding, pruning, and thinning), agroforestry, and monitoring. The hands-on approach, through demonstrations conducted at the community nursery and on fallow land, facilitated the beneficiaries effective mastery of the techniques, thereby strengthening their capacity to adopt sustainable forest resource management practices. -20 beehives were installed in Bafwazana, distributed among indigenous peoples, the Bantu, and management bodies, as an economic alternative to deforestation. -To reinforce the theoretical knowledge gained, exchanges of experiences were organized with the communities of Bafwapada on issues related to fish farming and with the community of Bafwadodi on issues related to beekeepingtwo other communities in the Bafwasende landscape engaged in these activities. Visits to fish ponds and direct interactions with beekeepers facilitated practical, context-specific learning. Thanks to these exchanges of experiences, 15 members of the Bafwambela community (including women and indigenous peoples) were able to deepen their understanding of the challenges, opportunities, and success factors associated with these activities. This activity also helped strengthen collaborative ties among the communities in the region. -Six fish ponds have been constructed and stocked, including two for the PA (women and men), two for the Bantu (women and men), one for the multi-stakeholder consultation body, and one for the CFCL in Bafwambela. This mixed distribution aims to ensure inclusion and equity in the projects implementation, particularly with regard to the sharing of benefits and opportunities offered by the project. -Increased the consideration of environment and biodiversity in the local dvelopment comittees and improved the inclusion of womern and IP in the decision making processes. -Improved the chances of peaceful solutions in natural resource management through held trainings on conflict resolution. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16386-16386A0101 Sweden The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRC’s tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRC’s forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRC’s mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. Projektet Powering Resilience syftar till att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta samhällen, särskilt ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor, mot de biofysiska och socioekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongos tropiska skogar (både torra och fuktiga). Detta mål kommer att uppnås genom förbättrad restaurering, skydd och förvaltning av Kongos skogar och skogsmarker som skadats eller hotas av gruvdrift och genom att stärka och främja kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars deltagande. Projektet fokuserar på att mildra effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift och stärka lokalbefolkningens förmåga att anpassa sig genom att bygga upp resiliens i socioekologiska system, samt bygga upp kapaciteten hos ursprungsbefolkningar att utveckla och genomföra ekosystembaserade anpassningslösningar (EbA) som tillgodoser behoven hos kvinnor och män. För att uppnå dessa mål kommer projektet att anta ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt med fokus på tre delresultat: 1.Stärkt återställande och skydd av skogsekosystem i DRK:s gruvdrabbade samhällen som är sårbara för klimatförändringar 2.Förbättrad ekosystemstyrning i skogsberoende samhällen som påverkas av gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongo 3. Förbättrad hänsyn till samhällsintressen i planer och strategier för att skydda ekosystem och biologisk mångfald, och exploateringshantering av kritiska mineraler i Demokratiska republiken Kongo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i de torra skogarna (savannerna) i Haut Katanga och Lualaba och de fuktiga skogarna i Ituri och Tshopo och nå cirka 14 000 direkta stödmottagare och 100 000 indirekta stödmottagare. Impact kommer att ha kontor med personal i Bunia, Kolwezi och Kinshasa. The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRCs tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRCs forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRCs mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. The contribution has several innovative components. In itself it is innovative to have such a strong focus on the connection mining and environment, it is the first of its type in DRC. It will also include the beneficiaries in the development of indicators, shaping of the project and in the monitoring and evaluation of the project. A newly developed monitoring system called Bloom will be used that connects project indicators to larger goals and frameworks such as the SDGs and Principles for Locally Led Adaption that Sida has signed up to. The focus on land rights, IPs and women and conflict resolution is also unique in the project. By assuring rights, knowledge and a strategy for local communities to reduce negative effects of mining also in provinces where mining has not already boomed is a good proactive measure. Finally there are a lot of synergies possible with other civil society actors in the sector as well as private sector and government priorities so the embassy can play an important facilitating role in catalysing the positive effects of the project. Sweden Impact Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact Ituri The activities take place at this location 1.804736 30.257208 Tchopo The activities take place at this location 0.449217 25.200810 Haut- Katanga The activities take place at this location -10.69712 27.669166 Lualaba The activities take place at this location -10.456639 25.630393 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 34992736 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 13000000 0 11992736 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 49992736 Impact 15000000 Impact 10000000 Impact 13000000 Impact 11992736 Impact DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resilience to climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biological diversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16386-16386A0102 Sweden The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRC’s tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRC’s forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRC’s mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. Projektet Powering Resilience syftar till att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta samhällen, särskilt ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor, mot de biofysiska och socioekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongos tropiska skogar (både torra och fuktiga). Detta mål kommer att uppnås genom förbättrad restaurering, skydd och förvaltning av Kongos skogar och skogsmarker som skadats eller hotas av gruvdrift och genom att stärka och främja kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars deltagande. Projektet fokuserar på att mildra effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift och stärka lokalbefolkningens förmåga att anpassa sig genom att bygga upp resiliens i socioekologiska system, samt bygga upp kapaciteten hos ursprungsbefolkningar att utveckla och genomföra ekosystembaserade anpassningslösningar (EbA) som tillgodoser behoven hos kvinnor och män. För att uppnå dessa mål kommer projektet att anta ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt med fokus på tre delresultat: 1.Stärkt återställande och skydd av skogsekosystem i DRK:s gruvdrabbade samhällen som är sårbara för klimatförändringar 2.Förbättrad ekosystemstyrning i skogsberoende samhällen som påverkas av gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongo 3. Förbättrad hänsyn till samhällsintressen i planer och strategier för att skydda ekosystem och biologisk mångfald, och exploateringshantering av kritiska mineraler i Demokratiska republiken Kongo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i de torra skogarna (savannerna) i Haut Katanga och Lualaba och de fuktiga skogarna i Ituri och Tshopo och nå cirka 14 000 direkta stödmottagare och 100 000 indirekta stödmottagare. Impact kommer att ha kontor med personal i Bunia, Kolwezi och Kinshasa. The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRCs tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRCs forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRCs mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. The contribution has several innovative components. In itself it is innovative to have such a strong focus on the connection mining and environment, it is the first of its type in DRC. It will also include the beneficiaries in the development of indicators, shaping of the project and in the monitoring and evaluation of the project. A newly developed monitoring system called Bloom will be used that connects project indicators to larger goals and frameworks such as the SDGs and Principles for Locally Led Adaption that Sida has signed up to. The focus on land rights, IPs and women and conflict resolution is also unique in the project. By assuring rights, knowledge and a strategy for local communities to reduce negative effects of mining also in provinces where mining has not already boomed is a good proactive measure. Finally there are a lot of synergies possible with other civil society actors in the sector as well as private sector and government priorities so the embassy can play an important facilitating role in catalysing the positive effects of the project. Sweden Impact Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13408725 16591275 13408725 6591275 10000000 30000000 Impact 13408725 Impact DR Congo 2026-2031 DR Kongo 2026-2031 Accelerated green transition that promotes greater adaptation to climate change and protection of ecosystems and biodiversity. Påskyndad grön omställning som främjar stärkt klimatanpassning samt skydd för ekosystem och biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened democratic development, with greater respect for human rights and freedoms and the rule of law, and the freedom and empowerment of women and girls. Stärkt demokratisk utveckling, med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16386-16386A0201 Sweden The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRC’s tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRC’s forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRC’s mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. Projektet Powering Resilience syftar till att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta samhällen, särskilt ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor, mot de biofysiska och socioekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongos tropiska skogar (både torra och fuktiga). Detta mål kommer att uppnås genom förbättrad restaurering, skydd och förvaltning av Kongos skogar och skogsmarker som skadats eller hotas av gruvdrift och genom att stärka och främja kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars deltagande. Projektet fokuserar på att mildra effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift och stärka lokalbefolkningens förmåga att anpassa sig genom att bygga upp resiliens i socioekologiska system, samt bygga upp kapaciteten hos ursprungsbefolkningar att utveckla och genomföra ekosystembaserade anpassningslösningar (EbA) som tillgodoser behoven hos kvinnor och män. För att uppnå dessa mål kommer projektet att anta ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt med fokus på tre delresultat: 1.Stärkt återställande och skydd av skogsekosystem i DRK:s gruvdrabbade samhällen som är sårbara för klimatförändringar 2.Förbättrad ekosystemstyrning i skogsberoende samhällen som påverkas av gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongo 3. Förbättrad hänsyn till samhällsintressen i planer och strategier för att skydda ekosystem och biologisk mångfald, och exploateringshantering av kritiska mineraler i Demokratiska republiken Kongo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i de torra skogarna (savannerna) i Haut Katanga och Lualaba och de fuktiga skogarna i Ituri och Tshopo och nå cirka 14 000 direkta stödmottagare och 100 000 indirekta stödmottagare. Impact kommer att ha kontor med personal i Bunia, Kolwezi och Kinshasa. The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRCs tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRCs forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRCs mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. The contribution has several innovative components. In itself it is innovative to have such a strong focus on the connection mining and environment, it is the first of its type in DRC. It will also include the beneficiaries in the development of indicators, shaping of the project and in the monitoring and evaluation of the project. A newly developed monitoring system called Bloom will be used that connects project indicators to larger goals and frameworks such as the SDGs and Principles for Locally Led Adaption that Sida has signed up to. The focus on land rights, IPs and women and conflict resolution is also unique in the project. By assuring rights, knowledge and a strategy for local communities to reduce negative effects of mining also in provinces where mining has not already boomed is a good proactive measure. Finally there are a lot of synergies possible with other civil society actors in the sector as well as private sector and government priorities so the embassy can play an important facilitating role in catalysing the positive effects of the project. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 184000 0 184000 184000 Ernst & Young 184000 Ernst & Young DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resilience to climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biological diversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16449 Sweden Central evaluation of relevance, effectiveness and impact of Sida's work with conflict sensitivity in a number of strategies. Central utvärdering av relevans, effektivitet och långsiktiga effekter av Sidas arbete med konfliktkänslighet i ett antal strategier. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-16449-16449A0101 Sweden Central evaluation of relevance, effectiveness and impact of Sida's work with conflict sensitivity in a number of strategies. Central utvärdering av relevans, effektivitet och långsiktiga effekter av Sidas arbete med konfliktkänslighet i ett antal strategier. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1750000 0 0 0 0 0 1050000 700000 700000 -700000 0 1750000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1050000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16449-16449A0103 Sweden Central evaluation of relevance, effectiveness and impact of Sida's work with conflict sensitivity in a number of strategies. Central utvärdering av relevans, effektivitet och långsiktiga effekter av Sidas arbete med konfliktkänslighet i ett antal strategier. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 490000 0 490000 490000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 490000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-16449-16449A0105 Sweden Central evaluation of relevance, effectiveness and impact of Sida's work with conflict sensitivity in a number of strategies. Central utvärdering av relevans, effektivitet och långsiktiga effekter av Sidas arbete med konfliktkänslighet i ett antal strategier. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 910000 0 0 0 0 0 0 910000 910000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 910000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-16465 Sweden Advisory services needed for the implementation of core support to selected Albanian CSOs. These include audit services and mentoring and coaching for CSOs. Two contracts are included under this contribution. Rådgivningstjänster som behövs för genomförandet av kärnstöd till utvalda albanska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det handlar bland annat om revisionstjänster och mentorskap och coachning för civilsamhällesorganisationer. Två kontrakt ingår i detta bidrag. Quality and timely support to the Embassy for the implementation of the Core Support Programme to Albanian CSOs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Democratic participation and civil society Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-16465-16465A0101 Sweden Advisory services needed for the implementation of core support to selected Albanian CSOs. These include audit services and mentoring and coaching for CSOs. Two contracts are included under this contribution. Rådgivningstjänster som behövs för genomförandet av kärnstöd till utvalda albanska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det handlar bland annat om revisionstjänster och mentorskap och coachning för civilsamhällesorganisationer. Två kontrakt ingår i detta bidrag. Quality and timely support to the Embassy for the implementation of the Core Support Programme to Albanian CSOs. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 331626 441047 0 181910 0 0 0 0 149716 441047 0 0 0 0 772673 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 181910.24 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 149715.51 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 441047.33 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16465-16465A0102 Sweden Advisory services needed for the implementation of core support to selected Albanian CSOs. These include audit services and mentoring and coaching for CSOs. Two contracts are included under this contribution. Rådgivningstjänster som behövs för genomförandet av kärnstöd till utvalda albanska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det handlar bland annat om revisionstjänster och mentorskap och coachning för civilsamhällesorganisationer. Två kontrakt ingår i detta bidrag. Quality and timely support to the Embassy for the implementation of the Core Support Programme to Albanian CSOs. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 208469 123048 70122 0 0 208469 0 0 0 123048 0 70122 401639 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 208469 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 123048 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 70122 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16465-16465A0103 Sweden Advisory services needed for the implementation of core support to selected Albanian CSOs. These include audit services and mentoring and coaching for CSOs. Two contracts are included under this contribution. Rådgivningstjänster som behövs för genomförandet av kärnstöd till utvalda albanska civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det handlar bland annat om revisionstjänster och mentorskap och coachning för civilsamhällesorganisationer. Två kontrakt ingår i detta bidrag. Quality and timely support to the Embassy for the implementation of the Core Support Programme to Albanian CSOs. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 388450 0 0 388450 388450 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 388449.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16488 Sweden The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) is a Georgia-based non-governmental organization established in 2009 with the aim to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. Since its start IDFI has built a reputation as one of Georgia's leading non-governmental organisations in the area of open government, with an emphasis on access to freedom of information. The contribution from Sweden will be provided as core support in accordance with the request from IDFI. Swedish core support will complement ear-marked project support from other donors and enable IDFI with the flexibility to deliver on its organisational and operative objectives in line with its Strategic Plan 2023-2025. The core support will enable IDFI to provide a broad set of strategic activities that combines its role of being a watch-dog of the compliance and performance of various branches of government and being a policy think-tank. In the latter capacity, IDFI will assess policies, and provide analytical work and recommendations to the state institutions. The activities are aimed towards the key strategic objectives of combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions and increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes. Achieving these objectives will contribute to higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems. IDFI intends to achieve the following by the end of the intervention: a) Freedom of information legislation and practice is improved; b) Georgia’s performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR and other relevant surveys) is improved; c) Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved; d) Openness of registers (final beneficiaries) is improved; e) New open government data/datasets published on government and civic open data platforms; f) Civil servants, journalists and citizens acquiring new skills of working with open data; g) Extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and the legislative levels (Parliamentary openness); h) The practice and quality of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) is improved. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) är en georgisk icke-statlig organisation, som etablerades under 2009 med syftet att bidra till demokratisk styrning genom rätten till offentlig information som förutsättning för medborgerligt deltagande och egenmakt. Sedan etableringen har IDFI byggt ett rykte som en av Georgiens ledande icke-statliga organisationer i stärkandet av statlig öppenhet, med särskild fokus på informationsfrihet. Det svenska bidraget kommer är ett kärnstöd till organisationen i enlighet med IDFI:s begäran. Kärnstödet kommer att komplettera till öronmärkt projektstöd från andra givare och ger IDFI flexibilitet att leverera mot verksamhetsmålen enligt organisationens strategiplan 2023-2025. Kärnstödet möjliggör för IDFI att utveckla en rad strategiska aktiviteter som kombinerar organisationens roll som granskare av hur staten efterlever principer och regelverk samt som tankesmedja. I den senare kapaciteten kommer IDFI att bedöma policyer och stödja statliga institutioner med analytiskt stöd och rekommendationer. Aktiviteterna är riktade mot strategiska huvudmål för att bekämpa korruption, förbättra transparens inom offentliga institutioner samt öka medborgarnas deltagande i beslutsprocesser. Genom att uppnå dessa mål kan insatsen att bidra till en högre standard inom rättsväsendet, främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk policy, underlätta demokratisk decentralisering och den demokratiska övergångsprocessen, samt upprätthålla press- och yttrandefrihet och främjandet av innovativa lösningar. IDFI avser att uppnå följande resultat mot insatsens slut: a) Förbättrad lagstiftning och verkställande gällande informationsfrihet: b) Förbättrade indikatorer för öppenhet inom staten (Världsbanken, WJR och andra relevanta undersökningar); c) Förbättrad tillgänglighet till offentliga arkiv; e) Ny och offentlig regeringsdata publicerad på offentliga dataplattformer; f) Statstjänstemännens, journalisters och medborgarnas förmåga förbättrad att arbeta med offentlig information; g) Ökad omfattning och kvalitet gällande allmänhetens deltagande i politisk debatt och utformning av policy (parlamentarisk öppenhet); h) Förbättra procedurer och kvaliteten för konsekvensbedömningar i lagstiftningsprocesser. IDFI defined as the key, overall objective "combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions, increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes, achieving higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems". IDFI has outlined six directions, as they call them, or specific objectives that the organisation will work on. Those objectives are: 1) Open Governance and Anti-Corruption; 2) Rule of Law and Freedom of Media; 3) Local Governance; 4) Social and Economic Policy; 5) Civic Tech and Innovations; and 6) Disinformation and Memory Studies. For each of those six specific objectives IDFI provided detailed targets that the organisation plans to achieve by the end of its strategy period. Those targets are as follows. 1. Open Governance and Anti-Corruption 1.1 Promoting Open Governance 1.1.1. Georgia successfully implements the EU 12 recommendations and receives the EU candidacy status. IDFI is an active participant in this process; 1.1.2 Georgia adopts the Open Government Partnership Action Plans (Government, Parliament, Adjara Supreme Council, Tbilisi Mayors Office, local governments). New recommendations from IDFI for reforms are successfully advocated in OGP Action Plans at the Government, the Parliament, the Adjara Supreme Council, the Tbilisi Mayors Office, and in local governments; 1.1.3 Georgias performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR, and other relevant surveys) improves; 1.1.4 The extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and legislative levels; 1.1.5 Freedom of information legislation and practice are improved in comparison with the 2022 results; 1.1.6 New Public Administration Reform strategy and action plan are adopted, IDFIs recommendations are successfully advocated; 1.1.7 Public service delivery is improved, IDFI recommendations are successfully advocated. 1.2 Fighting Against Corruption 1.2.1 New anti-corruption strategy and action plan are adopted, with IDFIs recommendations being included; 1.2.2 Anti-corruption reform is implemented and New Anti-corruption legislation is adopted (creation of the Anti-Corruption Agency); 1.2.3 Georgias ranking improves in the Public Procurement Transparency Rating (TPPR standards) and Georgia adopts Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS); Transparent Public Procurement Rating network has a larger number of participating countries; 1.2.4 Recommendations by OECD-ACN successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.5 Recommendations by GRECO successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.6 UNCAC assessment is performed and IDFI participates by submitting the shadow reports; 1.2.7 The openness of registers (beneficial ownership transparency) is improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for an open registry; 1.2.8 Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.9 Whistleblowers protection is improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.10 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing legislation and practice are improved (Georgias compliance with FATF and Moneyval recommendations is improved); 1.2.11 Accountability and financial transparency of sports federations are improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for it. 2. Rule of Law and Freedom of Media 2.1. Georgia implements ambitious judicial reform to eliminate corporatism and informal influences on Justices and to achieve a truly independent, efficient, and transparent judiciary; 2.1.1. The adoption of an ambitious Judicial strategy and action plan to eliminate corporatism and to increase transparency, independence, and trust toward judiciary is supported; 2.1.2. Transparency and independence of the key institutions of judicial administration (High Council of Justice [HCoJ], High School of Justice (HSoJ), office of Independent Inspector (OII) is enhanced, IDFIs recommendations are included; 2.1.3. Compatibility of the Procedure and grounds for disciplinary hearings of judges with international standards is improved, with the Georgian context in mind. 2.1.4. Public access to judicial acts, cases of high public interest in particular is improved; 2.1.5. Adoption of the Strategy and Action Plan to increase the independence, accountability, and effectiveness of the Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCoG) is advocated and supported. 2.2. Institutional independence of law enforcement agencies and power sharing amongst them is optimized. Safeguards for ethical implementations of Artificial Intelligence systems are increased. 2.2.1. Independence and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Prosecutors Council is optimized; 2.2.2. Investigative powers of the Prosecutors Office (PO) are decreased, power-sharing between PO and Ministry of Internal affairs is optimized; 2.2.3. Accountability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and PO is increased; Application of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytical software by law enforcement agencies is studied, threats are identified and reduced. 2.3. Institutional reform to decentralize concentrated power under the State Security Service is implemented. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. 2.3.1. Investigative powers of the State Security Service (SSSG) are reduced; 2.3.2. Parliamentary, judicial, and civil oversight on SSSG is increased; 2.3.3. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. True institutional independence and transparency of the Operative-Technical Agency (OTA) is supported. 2.4. Transparency, effectiveness, institutional and political independence of the Special Investigative Service [SIS] and the Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS) and Public Defenders Office (PDO) are enhanced. 2.4.1. Transparency, institutional independence, and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Heads of the SIS and PDSP, as well as PDO are increased; 2.4.2. Legislative proposal is elaborated to increase the mandate of the SIS to cover the Minister of Internal Affairs and heads of the State Security Service and Prosecutor General. 2.4.3. Mechanisms to increase the effectiveness of the PDSP to oversee the legality of the secret surveillance measures are implemented. 2.5. The state of freedom of expression and media is strengthened and challenges are combatted while media polarization is reduced; 2.5.1. Hostility of the media environment is reduced, transparency and effectiveness of the investigation of the attacks on media is increased; 2.5.2. Criminal, administrative, and civil lawsuits against journalists are monitored and detected; 2.5.3. Accountability of the communications Commission of Georgia (ComCom) is increased; 2.5.4. Standards of free speech are maintained, harmful legislative initiatives and practices are detected and combatted; 2.5.5. Access to public information by the media is ensured; 2.5.6. Creation of a Media Lawyers Network is advocated. 2.6. Advancing the rights of persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.1. Human rights strategies and action plan adequately reflects the needs of Persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.2. Facilitates accessibility of public information and governmental services for persons with disabilities; 2.6.3. Prepares a manual for strategic litigation at the Constitutional Court of Georgia for vulnerable groups. 2.7. Facilitates integration of Georgia into the European Union. 2.7.1. Georgia successfully implements the priorities (related to rule of law and media) defined by the EU; 2.7.2. The EU and international stakeholders are aware of the progress and challenges of Georgia; 2.7.3. Supports harmonization of the case law of Georgia with EU directives. 2.8. The society of Georgia and international stakeholders are made aware of the importance of and main challenges to democracy and rule of law in Georgia. 2.8.1. Incidents that threaten the state of rule of law and media freedom are detected and receive an appropriate response; 2.8.2. Resilience of civil society organizations (SCOs) to withstand governmental campaigns against CSOs is raised; 2.8.3. Societys awareness of the importance of democratic institutions, rule of law, and human rights is raised. 3. Local Governance 3.1.1. Decentralization reform (including localization of SDGs) is supported through monitoring, reporting, evidence-based advocacy, multi-stakeholder dialogue and sharing of best practices. 3.1.2. Municipalities implement open government reforms. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.1.3. Capacity of local government representatives/municipalities is increased to effectively manage public funds, manage/publish municipal data, design, develop, and provide municipal services, and hence, better respond to local problems. 3.1.4. Municipalities improve service delivery and develop participatory tools, including through new technologies. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.2.1. Municipalities implement and improve transparency and accountability standards. IDFI successfully advocates for it through monitoring, reporting, experience-sharing, and advocacy. 3.2.2. Adoption and implementation of transparency and accountability principles by non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are successfully advocated. 3.2.3. Enhancement of effectiveness of municipal programs and policies is advocated and supported through monitoring, reporting, and communicating evidence-based recommendations. 3.2.4. Adoption/improvement and implementation of access to and management of municipal data standards are supported and advocated. 3.3.1. Capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders (i.e. journalists, activists, students, civil society organizations, etc.) to use open government data, civic/digital monitoring, and other relevant government accountability tools and mechanisms are increased. 3.3.2. Civic monitoring activities and data-driven local initiatives are supported and implemented/developed with the participation of various local stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business, etc.). 3.3.3. Public awareness about tools, mechanisms, and legislation on civic participation in the decision-making process is increased. 3.3.4. Civic participation in the local decision-making process is encouraged through local initiatives and innovative solutions (including e-solutions, applications and platforms). 4. Social and Economic Policy 4.1. Increases the scope and quality of dialogue and partnership between business and the government in legislative drafting 4.2. Help to improve financial literacy of the general public 4.3. Help to build an economy focused on qualitative development and contribute to fairness and efficiency in income and wealth distribution 4.4. Help to improve economic opportunities for talented individuals and prevent economic discrimination, including gender-based discrimination 4.5. Help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government social and healthcare programs at the national and local levels 4.6. Help to improve Public Financial Management (PFM), including through our 2023-2025 and subsequent Gender Responsiveness Budget Indices 4.7. Help to improve coverage and quality of public education services 5. Civic Tech and Innovations 5.1.1. Georgia implements ambitious e-government reforms, and the effectiveness of the e-governance ecosystem is improved. IDFI has successfully advocated for specific reforms. 5.1.2. Digital transformation/modernization of the public sector as well as access to and use of electronic public services are supported, monitored, assessed, and advocated. 5.1.3. The development and use of e-participation tools are promoted and supported. 5.2.1. Multi-stakeholder dialogue and cooperation between the tech community and all other stakeholders, including the government, media, business, academia, and civil society are facilitated. 5.2.2. Introduction of transparency and accountability mechanisms as well as ethical frameworks/guidelines for AI, algorithms (i.e. automated decision-making systems) and blockchain is successfully advocated. 5.2.3. Best practices, expertise, and emerging trends on innovations and technologies are shared with Georgian stakeholders, including academia, students, CSOs, and public servants. 5.3.1. Civic technology and digital monitoring tools are used as well as developed for tracking government performance/accountability in various directions. 5.3.2. The open data ecosystem is supported and improved through sharing best practices/emerging trends and advocating for improved legislation and standards on access to public data (including open data). 5.3.3. More open and disaggregated (e.g. by gender, age, region) data from various sectors is publicly available in various open formats in Georgia. 5.3.4. Capacity and skills of journalists, activists, and civil society organizations to use innovations, civic/digital monitoring tools in their watchdog and other civic activities are improved. 5.3.5. The capacity of public institutions and civil servants to collect, manage, prepare, and publish open data is enhanced. 5.3.6. Use of open government data by various stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business) as well as data-driven innovations are supported and encouraged. 5.4.1. Digital freedoms are protected through monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based advocacy. 5.4.2. The Government is held accountable for its performance in the development of internet infrastructure through monitoring and evidence-based advocacy/recommendations. 5.4.3. Citizens of Georgia (with a focus on digitally vulnerable population, especially in the regions) are more resilient to digital threats through their awareness about digital freedoms, digital security mechanisms, and tools being raised via innovative and informational campaigns, capacity building materials/tutorials, and platforms. 6. Disinformation and Memory Studies 6.1 Greater openness of archives in Georgia is achieved. Positive changes towards the openness of archives, more inclusive, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly archives across the Post-Soviet space are advocated with active involvement of IDFI; 6.2 Public awareness about the importance of archives is raised. Emphasizing the importance of the understanding of the recent and contemporary history for the development of the state memory policy; 6.3 Networks of researchers of memory studies are created that contribute to better understanding of the totalitarian past and dissemination of informed narratives about it across the society. IDFI contributes in the process of forming/deepening the networks; 6.4 School and university students involvement in memory studies is increased: more local and international students working on Soviet studies. IDFI is a key actor in developing/offering the courses; 6.5 The system for resisting and countering strategic communications directed against Georgias Euro-Atlantic aspirations and democratization is enhanced; 6.6 Collaborating with International NGOs, research institutions, and think-tanks to better inform society about the threats and existence of propaganda; 6.7 University program on memory and disinformation studies becomes a platform for sharing the experience and knowledge accumulated by IDFI and its partners in the academic space. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Democratic participation and civil society Sectors not specified Government & Civil Society-general Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-16488-16488A0101 Sweden The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) is a Georgia-based non-governmental organization established in 2009 with the aim to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. Since its start IDFI has built a reputation as one of Georgia's leading non-governmental organisations in the area of open government, with an emphasis on access to freedom of information. The contribution from Sweden will be provided as core support in accordance with the request from IDFI. Swedish core support will complement ear-marked project support from other donors and enable IDFI with the flexibility to deliver on its organisational and operative objectives in line with its Strategic Plan 2023-2025. The core support will enable IDFI to provide a broad set of strategic activities that combines its role of being a watch-dog of the compliance and performance of various branches of government and being a policy think-tank. In the latter capacity, IDFI will assess policies, and provide analytical work and recommendations to the state institutions. The activities are aimed towards the key strategic objectives of combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions and increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes. Achieving these objectives will contribute to higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems. IDFI intends to achieve the following by the end of the intervention: a) Freedom of information legislation and practice is improved; b) Georgia’s performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR and other relevant surveys) is improved; c) Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved; d) Openness of registers (final beneficiaries) is improved; e) New open government data/datasets published on government and civic open data platforms; f) Civil servants, journalists and citizens acquiring new skills of working with open data; g) Extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and the legislative levels (Parliamentary openness); h) The practice and quality of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) is improved. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) är en georgisk icke-statlig organisation, som etablerades under 2009 med syftet att bidra till demokratisk styrning genom rätten till offentlig information som förutsättning för medborgerligt deltagande och egenmakt. Sedan etableringen har IDFI byggt ett rykte som en av Georgiens ledande icke-statliga organisationer i stärkandet av statlig öppenhet, med särskild fokus på informationsfrihet. Det svenska bidraget kommer är ett kärnstöd till organisationen i enlighet med IDFI:s begäran. Kärnstödet kommer att komplettera till öronmärkt projektstöd från andra givare och ger IDFI flexibilitet att leverera mot verksamhetsmålen enligt organisationens strategiplan 2023-2025. Kärnstödet möjliggör för IDFI att utveckla en rad strategiska aktiviteter som kombinerar organisationens roll som granskare av hur staten efterlever principer och regelverk samt som tankesmedja. I den senare kapaciteten kommer IDFI att bedöma policyer och stödja statliga institutioner med analytiskt stöd och rekommendationer. Aktiviteterna är riktade mot strategiska huvudmål för att bekämpa korruption, förbättra transparens inom offentliga institutioner samt öka medborgarnas deltagande i beslutsprocesser. Genom att uppnå dessa mål kan insatsen att bidra till en högre standard inom rättsväsendet, främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk policy, underlätta demokratisk decentralisering och den demokratiska övergångsprocessen, samt upprätthålla press- och yttrandefrihet och främjandet av innovativa lösningar. IDFI avser att uppnå följande resultat mot insatsens slut: a) Förbättrad lagstiftning och verkställande gällande informationsfrihet: b) Förbättrade indikatorer för öppenhet inom staten (Världsbanken, WJR och andra relevanta undersökningar); c) Förbättrad tillgänglighet till offentliga arkiv; e) Ny och offentlig regeringsdata publicerad på offentliga dataplattformer; f) Statstjänstemännens, journalisters och medborgarnas förmåga förbättrad att arbeta med offentlig information; g) Ökad omfattning och kvalitet gällande allmänhetens deltagande i politisk debatt och utformning av policy (parlamentarisk öppenhet); h) Förbättra procedurer och kvaliteten för konsekvensbedömningar i lagstiftningsprocesser. IDFI defined as the key, overall objective "combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions, increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes, achieving higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems". IDFI has outlined six directions, as they call them, or specific objectives that the organisation will work on. Those objectives are: 1) Open Governance and Anti-Corruption; 2) Rule of Law and Freedom of Media; 3) Local Governance; 4) Social and Economic Policy; 5) Civic Tech and Innovations; and 6) Disinformation and Memory Studies. For each of those six specific objectives IDFI provided detailed targets that the organisation plans to achieve by the end of its strategy period. Those targets are as follows. 1. Open Governance and Anti-Corruption 1.1 Promoting Open Governance 1.1.1. Georgia successfully implements the EU 12 recommendations and receives the EU candidacy status. IDFI is an active participant in this process; 1.1.2 Georgia adopts the Open Government Partnership Action Plans (Government, Parliament, Adjara Supreme Council, Tbilisi Mayors Office, local governments). New recommendations from IDFI for reforms are successfully advocated in OGP Action Plans at the Government, the Parliament, the Adjara Supreme Council, the Tbilisi Mayors Office, and in local governments; 1.1.3 Georgias performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR, and other relevant surveys) improves; 1.1.4 The extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and legislative levels; 1.1.5 Freedom of information legislation and practice are improved in comparison with the 2022 results; 1.1.6 New Public Administration Reform strategy and action plan are adopted, IDFIs recommendations are successfully advocated; 1.1.7 Public service delivery is improved, IDFI recommendations are successfully advocated. 1.2 Fighting Against Corruption 1.2.1 New anti-corruption strategy and action plan are adopted, with IDFIs recommendations being included; 1.2.2 Anti-corruption reform is implemented and New Anti-corruption legislation is adopted (creation of the Anti-Corruption Agency); 1.2.3 Georgias ranking improves in the Public Procurement Transparency Rating (TPPR standards) and Georgia adopts Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS); Transparent Public Procurement Rating network has a larger number of participating countries; 1.2.4 Recommendations by OECD-ACN successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.5 Recommendations by GRECO successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.6 UNCAC assessment is performed and IDFI participates by submitting the shadow reports; 1.2.7 The openness of registers (beneficial ownership transparency) is improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for an open registry; 1.2.8 Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.9 Whistleblowers protection is improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.10 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing legislation and practice are improved (Georgias compliance with FATF and Moneyval recommendations is improved); 1.2.11 Accountability and financial transparency of sports federations are improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for it. 2. Rule of Law and Freedom of Media 2.1. Georgia implements ambitious judicial reform to eliminate corporatism and informal influences on Justices and to achieve a truly independent, efficient, and transparent judiciary; 2.1.1. The adoption of an ambitious Judicial strategy and action plan to eliminate corporatism and to increase transparency, independence, and trust toward judiciary is supported; 2.1.2. Transparency and independence of the key institutions of judicial administration (High Council of Justice [HCoJ], High School of Justice (HSoJ), office of Independent Inspector (OII) is enhanced, IDFIs recommendations are included; 2.1.3. Compatibility of the Procedure and grounds for disciplinary hearings of judges with international standards is improved, with the Georgian context in mind. 2.1.4. Public access to judicial acts, cases of high public interest in particular is improved; 2.1.5. Adoption of the Strategy and Action Plan to increase the independence, accountability, and effectiveness of the Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCoG) is advocated and supported. 2.2. Institutional independence of law enforcement agencies and power sharing amongst them is optimized. Safeguards for ethical implementations of Artificial Intelligence systems are increased. 2.2.1. Independence and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Prosecutors Council is optimized; 2.2.2. Investigative powers of the Prosecutors Office (PO) are decreased, power-sharing between PO and Ministry of Internal affairs is optimized; 2.2.3. Accountability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and PO is increased; Application of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytical software by law enforcement agencies is studied, threats are identified and reduced. 2.3. Institutional reform to decentralize concentrated power under the State Security Service is implemented. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. 2.3.1. Investigative powers of the State Security Service (SSSG) are reduced; 2.3.2. Parliamentary, judicial, and civil oversight on SSSG is increased; 2.3.3. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. True institutional independence and transparency of the Operative-Technical Agency (OTA) is supported. 2.4. Transparency, effectiveness, institutional and political independence of the Special Investigative Service [SIS] and the Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS) and Public Defenders Office (PDO) are enhanced. 2.4.1. Transparency, institutional independence, and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Heads of the SIS and PDSP, as well as PDO are increased; 2.4.2. Legislative proposal is elaborated to increase the mandate of the SIS to cover the Minister of Internal Affairs and heads of the State Security Service and Prosecutor General. 2.4.3. Mechanisms to increase the effectiveness of the PDSP to oversee the legality of the secret surveillance measures are implemented. 2.5. The state of freedom of expression and media is strengthened and challenges are combatted while media polarization is reduced; 2.5.1. Hostility of the media environment is reduced, transparency and effectiveness of the investigation of the attacks on media is increased; 2.5.2. Criminal, administrative, and civil lawsuits against journalists are monitored and detected; 2.5.3. Accountability of the communications Commission of Georgia (ComCom) is increased; 2.5.4. Standards of free speech are maintained, harmful legislative initiatives and practices are detected and combatted; 2.5.5. Access to public information by the media is ensured; 2.5.6. Creation of a Media Lawyers Network is advocated. 2.6. Advancing the rights of persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.1. Human rights strategies and action plan adequately reflects the needs of Persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.2. Facilitates accessibility of public information and governmental services for persons with disabilities; 2.6.3. Prepares a manual for strategic litigation at the Constitutional Court of Georgia for vulnerable groups. 2.7. Facilitates integration of Georgia into the European Union. 2.7.1. Georgia successfully implements the priorities (related to rule of law and media) defined by the EU; 2.7.2. The EU and international stakeholders are aware of the progress and challenges of Georgia; 2.7.3. Supports harmonization of the case law of Georgia with EU directives. 2.8. The society of Georgia and international stakeholders are made aware of the importance of and main challenges to democracy and rule of law in Georgia. 2.8.1. Incidents that threaten the state of rule of law and media freedom are detected and receive an appropriate response; 2.8.2. Resilience of civil society organizations (SCOs) to withstand governmental campaigns against CSOs is raised; 2.8.3. Societys awareness of the importance of democratic institutions, rule of law, and human rights is raised. 3. Local Governance 3.1.1. Decentralization reform (including localization of SDGs) is supported through monitoring, reporting, evidence-based advocacy, multi-stakeholder dialogue and sharing of best practices. 3.1.2. Municipalities implement open government reforms. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.1.3. Capacity of local government representatives/municipalities is increased to effectively manage public funds, manage/publish municipal data, design, develop, and provide municipal services, and hence, better respond to local problems. 3.1.4. Municipalities improve service delivery and develop participatory tools, including through new technologies. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.2.1. Municipalities implement and improve transparency and accountability standards. IDFI successfully advocates for it through monitoring, reporting, experience-sharing, and advocacy. 3.2.2. Adoption and implementation of transparency and accountability principles by non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are successfully advocated. 3.2.3. Enhancement of effectiveness of municipal programs and policies is advocated and supported through monitoring, reporting, and communicating evidence-based recommendations. 3.2.4. Adoption/improvement and implementation of access to and management of municipal data standards are supported and advocated. 3.3.1. Capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders (i.e. journalists, activists, students, civil society organizations, etc.) to use open government data, civic/digital monitoring, and other relevant government accountability tools and mechanisms are increased. 3.3.2. Civic monitoring activities and data-driven local initiatives are supported and implemented/developed with the participation of various local stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business, etc.). 3.3.3. Public awareness about tools, mechanisms, and legislation on civic participation in the decision-making process is increased. 3.3.4. Civic participation in the local decision-making process is encouraged through local initiatives and innovative solutions (including e-solutions, applications and platforms). 4. Social and Economic Policy 4.1. Increases the scope and quality of dialogue and partnership between business and the government in legislative drafting 4.2. Help to improve financial literacy of the general public 4.3. Help to build an economy focused on qualitative development and contribute to fairness and efficiency in income and wealth distribution 4.4. Help to improve economic opportunities for talented individuals and prevent economic discrimination, including gender-based discrimination 4.5. Help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government social and healthcare programs at the national and local levels 4.6. Help to improve Public Financial Management (PFM), including through our 2023-2025 and subsequent Gender Responsiveness Budget Indices 4.7. Help to improve coverage and quality of public education services 5. Civic Tech and Innovations 5.1.1. Georgia implements ambitious e-government reforms, and the effectiveness of the e-governance ecosystem is improved. IDFI has successfully advocated for specific reforms. 5.1.2. Digital transformation/modernization of the public sector as well as access to and use of electronic public services are supported, monitored, assessed, and advocated. 5.1.3. The development and use of e-participation tools are promoted and supported. 5.2.1. Multi-stakeholder dialogue and cooperation between the tech community and all other stakeholders, including the government, media, business, academia, and civil society are facilitated. 5.2.2. Introduction of transparency and accountability mechanisms as well as ethical frameworks/guidelines for AI, algorithms (i.e. automated decision-making systems) and blockchain is successfully advocated. 5.2.3. Best practices, expertise, and emerging trends on innovations and technologies are shared with Georgian stakeholders, including academia, students, CSOs, and public servants. 5.3.1. Civic technology and digital monitoring tools are used as well as developed for tracking government performance/accountability in various directions. 5.3.2. The open data ecosystem is supported and improved through sharing best practices/emerging trends and advocating for improved legislation and standards on access to public data (including open data). 5.3.3. More open and disaggregated (e.g. by gender, age, region) data from various sectors is publicly available in various open formats in Georgia. 5.3.4. Capacity and skills of journalists, activists, and civil society organizations to use innovations, civic/digital monitoring tools in their watchdog and other civic activities are improved. 5.3.5. The capacity of public institutions and civil servants to collect, manage, prepare, and publish open data is enhanced. 5.3.6. Use of open government data by various stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business) as well as data-driven innovations are supported and encouraged. 5.4.1. Digital freedoms are protected through monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based advocacy. 5.4.2. The Government is held accountable for its performance in the development of internet infrastructure through monitoring and evidence-based advocacy/recommendations. 5.4.3. Citizens of Georgia (with a focus on digitally vulnerable population, especially in the regions) are more resilient to digital threats through their awareness about digital freedoms, digital security mechanisms, and tools being raised via innovative and informational campaigns, capacity building materials/tutorials, and platforms. 6. Disinformation and Memory Studies 6.1 Greater openness of archives in Georgia is achieved. Positive changes towards the openness of archives, more inclusive, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly archives across the Post-Soviet space are advocated with active involvement of IDFI; 6.2 Public awareness about the importance of archives is raised. Emphasizing the importance of the understanding of the recent and contemporary history for the development of the state memory policy; 6.3 Networks of researchers of memory studies are created that contribute to better understanding of the totalitarian past and dissemination of informed narratives about it across the society. IDFI contributes in the process of forming/deepening the networks; 6.4 School and university students involvement in memory studies is increased: more local and international students working on Soviet studies. IDFI is a key actor in developing/offering the courses; 6.5 The system for resisting and countering strategic communications directed against Georgias Euro-Atlantic aspirations and democratization is enhanced; 6.6 Collaborating with International NGOs, research institutions, and think-tanks to better inform society about the threats and existence of propaganda; 6.7 University program on memory and disinformation studies becomes a platform for sharing the experience and knowledge accumulated by IDFI and its partners in the academic space. Sweden IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4400000 4000000 2500000 5600000 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 4400000 4000000 0 0 0 0 16500000 IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information 4400000 IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information 4000000 IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information 2500000 IDFI/Institute for Development of Freedom of Information Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16488-16488A0202 Sweden The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) is a Georgia-based non-governmental organization established in 2009 with the aim to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. Since its start IDFI has built a reputation as one of Georgia's leading non-governmental organisations in the area of open government, with an emphasis on access to freedom of information. The contribution from Sweden will be provided as core support in accordance with the request from IDFI. Swedish core support will complement ear-marked project support from other donors and enable IDFI with the flexibility to deliver on its organisational and operative objectives in line with its Strategic Plan 2023-2025. The core support will enable IDFI to provide a broad set of strategic activities that combines its role of being a watch-dog of the compliance and performance of various branches of government and being a policy think-tank. In the latter capacity, IDFI will assess policies, and provide analytical work and recommendations to the state institutions. The activities are aimed towards the key strategic objectives of combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions and increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes. Achieving these objectives will contribute to higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems. IDFI intends to achieve the following by the end of the intervention: a) Freedom of information legislation and practice is improved; b) Georgia’s performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR and other relevant surveys) is improved; c) Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved; d) Openness of registers (final beneficiaries) is improved; e) New open government data/datasets published on government and civic open data platforms; f) Civil servants, journalists and citizens acquiring new skills of working with open data; g) Extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and the legislative levels (Parliamentary openness); h) The practice and quality of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) is improved. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) är en georgisk icke-statlig organisation, som etablerades under 2009 med syftet att bidra till demokratisk styrning genom rätten till offentlig information som förutsättning för medborgerligt deltagande och egenmakt. Sedan etableringen har IDFI byggt ett rykte som en av Georgiens ledande icke-statliga organisationer i stärkandet av statlig öppenhet, med särskild fokus på informationsfrihet. Det svenska bidraget kommer är ett kärnstöd till organisationen i enlighet med IDFI:s begäran. Kärnstödet kommer att komplettera till öronmärkt projektstöd från andra givare och ger IDFI flexibilitet att leverera mot verksamhetsmålen enligt organisationens strategiplan 2023-2025. Kärnstödet möjliggör för IDFI att utveckla en rad strategiska aktiviteter som kombinerar organisationens roll som granskare av hur staten efterlever principer och regelverk samt som tankesmedja. I den senare kapaciteten kommer IDFI att bedöma policyer och stödja statliga institutioner med analytiskt stöd och rekommendationer. Aktiviteterna är riktade mot strategiska huvudmål för att bekämpa korruption, förbättra transparens inom offentliga institutioner samt öka medborgarnas deltagande i beslutsprocesser. Genom att uppnå dessa mål kan insatsen att bidra till en högre standard inom rättsväsendet, främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk policy, underlätta demokratisk decentralisering och den demokratiska övergångsprocessen, samt upprätthålla press- och yttrandefrihet och främjandet av innovativa lösningar. IDFI avser att uppnå följande resultat mot insatsens slut: a) Förbättrad lagstiftning och verkställande gällande informationsfrihet: b) Förbättrade indikatorer för öppenhet inom staten (Världsbanken, WJR och andra relevanta undersökningar); c) Förbättrad tillgänglighet till offentliga arkiv; e) Ny och offentlig regeringsdata publicerad på offentliga dataplattformer; f) Statstjänstemännens, journalisters och medborgarnas förmåga förbättrad att arbeta med offentlig information; g) Ökad omfattning och kvalitet gällande allmänhetens deltagande i politisk debatt och utformning av policy (parlamentarisk öppenhet); h) Förbättra procedurer och kvaliteten för konsekvensbedömningar i lagstiftningsprocesser. IDFI defined as the key, overall objective "combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions, increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes, achieving higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems". IDFI has outlined six directions, as they call them, or specific objectives that the organisation will work on. Those objectives are: 1) Open Governance and Anti-Corruption; 2) Rule of Law and Freedom of Media; 3) Local Governance; 4) Social and Economic Policy; 5) Civic Tech and Innovations; and 6) Disinformation and Memory Studies. For each of those six specific objectives IDFI provided detailed targets that the organisation plans to achieve by the end of its strategy period. Those targets are as follows. 1. Open Governance and Anti-Corruption 1.1 Promoting Open Governance 1.1.1. Georgia successfully implements the EU 12 recommendations and receives the EU candidacy status. IDFI is an active participant in this process; 1.1.2 Georgia adopts the Open Government Partnership Action Plans (Government, Parliament, Adjara Supreme Council, Tbilisi Mayors Office, local governments). New recommendations from IDFI for reforms are successfully advocated in OGP Action Plans at the Government, the Parliament, the Adjara Supreme Council, the Tbilisi Mayors Office, and in local governments; 1.1.3 Georgias performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR, and other relevant surveys) improves; 1.1.4 The extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and legislative levels; 1.1.5 Freedom of information legislation and practice are improved in comparison with the 2022 results; 1.1.6 New Public Administration Reform strategy and action plan are adopted, IDFIs recommendations are successfully advocated; 1.1.7 Public service delivery is improved, IDFI recommendations are successfully advocated. 1.2 Fighting Against Corruption 1.2.1 New anti-corruption strategy and action plan are adopted, with IDFIs recommendations being included; 1.2.2 Anti-corruption reform is implemented and New Anti-corruption legislation is adopted (creation of the Anti-Corruption Agency); 1.2.3 Georgias ranking improves in the Public Procurement Transparency Rating (TPPR standards) and Georgia adopts Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS); Transparent Public Procurement Rating network has a larger number of participating countries; 1.2.4 Recommendations by OECD-ACN successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.5 Recommendations by GRECO successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.6 UNCAC assessment is performed and IDFI participates by submitting the shadow reports; 1.2.7 The openness of registers (beneficial ownership transparency) is improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for an open registry; 1.2.8 Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.9 Whistleblowers protection is improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.10 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing legislation and practice are improved (Georgias compliance with FATF and Moneyval recommendations is improved); 1.2.11 Accountability and financial transparency of sports federations are improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for it. 2. Rule of Law and Freedom of Media 2.1. Georgia implements ambitious judicial reform to eliminate corporatism and informal influences on Justices and to achieve a truly independent, efficient, and transparent judiciary; 2.1.1. The adoption of an ambitious Judicial strategy and action plan to eliminate corporatism and to increase transparency, independence, and trust toward judiciary is supported; 2.1.2. Transparency and independence of the key institutions of judicial administration (High Council of Justice [HCoJ], High School of Justice (HSoJ), office of Independent Inspector (OII) is enhanced, IDFIs recommendations are included; 2.1.3. Compatibility of the Procedure and grounds for disciplinary hearings of judges with international standards is improved, with the Georgian context in mind. 2.1.4. Public access to judicial acts, cases of high public interest in particular is improved; 2.1.5. Adoption of the Strategy and Action Plan to increase the independence, accountability, and effectiveness of the Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCoG) is advocated and supported. 2.2. Institutional independence of law enforcement agencies and power sharing amongst them is optimized. Safeguards for ethical implementations of Artificial Intelligence systems are increased. 2.2.1. Independence and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Prosecutors Council is optimized; 2.2.2. Investigative powers of the Prosecutors Office (PO) are decreased, power-sharing between PO and Ministry of Internal affairs is optimized; 2.2.3. Accountability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and PO is increased; Application of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytical software by law enforcement agencies is studied, threats are identified and reduced. 2.3. Institutional reform to decentralize concentrated power under the State Security Service is implemented. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. 2.3.1. Investigative powers of the State Security Service (SSSG) are reduced; 2.3.2. Parliamentary, judicial, and civil oversight on SSSG is increased; 2.3.3. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. True institutional independence and transparency of the Operative-Technical Agency (OTA) is supported. 2.4. Transparency, effectiveness, institutional and political independence of the Special Investigative Service [SIS] and the Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS) and Public Defenders Office (PDO) are enhanced. 2.4.1. Transparency, institutional independence, and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Heads of the SIS and PDSP, as well as PDO are increased; 2.4.2. Legislative proposal is elaborated to increase the mandate of the SIS to cover the Minister of Internal Affairs and heads of the State Security Service and Prosecutor General. 2.4.3. Mechanisms to increase the effectiveness of the PDSP to oversee the legality of the secret surveillance measures are implemented. 2.5. The state of freedom of expression and media is strengthened and challenges are combatted while media polarization is reduced; 2.5.1. Hostility of the media environment is reduced, transparency and effectiveness of the investigation of the attacks on media is increased; 2.5.2. Criminal, administrative, and civil lawsuits against journalists are monitored and detected; 2.5.3. Accountability of the communications Commission of Georgia (ComCom) is increased; 2.5.4. Standards of free speech are maintained, harmful legislative initiatives and practices are detected and combatted; 2.5.5. Access to public information by the media is ensured; 2.5.6. Creation of a Media Lawyers Network is advocated. 2.6. Advancing the rights of persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.1. Human rights strategies and action plan adequately reflects the needs of Persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.2. Facilitates accessibility of public information and governmental services for persons with disabilities; 2.6.3. Prepares a manual for strategic litigation at the Constitutional Court of Georgia for vulnerable groups. 2.7. Facilitates integration of Georgia into the European Union. 2.7.1. Georgia successfully implements the priorities (related to rule of law and media) defined by the EU; 2.7.2. The EU and international stakeholders are aware of the progress and challenges of Georgia; 2.7.3. Supports harmonization of the case law of Georgia with EU directives. 2.8. The society of Georgia and international stakeholders are made aware of the importance of and main challenges to democracy and rule of law in Georgia. 2.8.1. Incidents that threaten the state of rule of law and media freedom are detected and receive an appropriate response; 2.8.2. Resilience of civil society organizations (SCOs) to withstand governmental campaigns against CSOs is raised; 2.8.3. Societys awareness of the importance of democratic institutions, rule of law, and human rights is raised. 3. Local Governance 3.1.1. Decentralization reform (including localization of SDGs) is supported through monitoring, reporting, evidence-based advocacy, multi-stakeholder dialogue and sharing of best practices. 3.1.2. Municipalities implement open government reforms. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.1.3. Capacity of local government representatives/municipalities is increased to effectively manage public funds, manage/publish municipal data, design, develop, and provide municipal services, and hence, better respond to local problems. 3.1.4. Municipalities improve service delivery and develop participatory tools, including through new technologies. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.2.1. Municipalities implement and improve transparency and accountability standards. IDFI successfully advocates for it through monitoring, reporting, experience-sharing, and advocacy. 3.2.2. Adoption and implementation of transparency and accountability principles by non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are successfully advocated. 3.2.3. Enhancement of effectiveness of municipal programs and policies is advocated and supported through monitoring, reporting, and communicating evidence-based recommendations. 3.2.4. Adoption/improvement and implementation of access to and management of municipal data standards are supported and advocated. 3.3.1. Capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders (i.e. journalists, activists, students, civil society organizations, etc.) to use open government data, civic/digital monitoring, and other relevant government accountability tools and mechanisms are increased. 3.3.2. Civic monitoring activities and data-driven local initiatives are supported and implemented/developed with the participation of various local stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business, etc.). 3.3.3. Public awareness about tools, mechanisms, and legislation on civic participation in the decision-making process is increased. 3.3.4. Civic participation in the local decision-making process is encouraged through local initiatives and innovative solutions (including e-solutions, applications and platforms). 4. Social and Economic Policy 4.1. Increases the scope and quality of dialogue and partnership between business and the government in legislative drafting 4.2. Help to improve financial literacy of the general public 4.3. Help to build an economy focused on qualitative development and contribute to fairness and efficiency in income and wealth distribution 4.4. Help to improve economic opportunities for talented individuals and prevent economic discrimination, including gender-based discrimination 4.5. Help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government social and healthcare programs at the national and local levels 4.6. Help to improve Public Financial Management (PFM), including through our 2023-2025 and subsequent Gender Responsiveness Budget Indices 4.7. Help to improve coverage and quality of public education services 5. Civic Tech and Innovations 5.1.1. Georgia implements ambitious e-government reforms, and the effectiveness of the e-governance ecosystem is improved. IDFI has successfully advocated for specific reforms. 5.1.2. Digital transformation/modernization of the public sector as well as access to and use of electronic public services are supported, monitored, assessed, and advocated. 5.1.3. The development and use of e-participation tools are promoted and supported. 5.2.1. Multi-stakeholder dialogue and cooperation between the tech community and all other stakeholders, including the government, media, business, academia, and civil society are facilitated. 5.2.2. Introduction of transparency and accountability mechanisms as well as ethical frameworks/guidelines for AI, algorithms (i.e. automated decision-making systems) and blockchain is successfully advocated. 5.2.3. Best practices, expertise, and emerging trends on innovations and technologies are shared with Georgian stakeholders, including academia, students, CSOs, and public servants. 5.3.1. Civic technology and digital monitoring tools are used as well as developed for tracking government performance/accountability in various directions. 5.3.2. The open data ecosystem is supported and improved through sharing best practices/emerging trends and advocating for improved legislation and standards on access to public data (including open data). 5.3.3. More open and disaggregated (e.g. by gender, age, region) data from various sectors is publicly available in various open formats in Georgia. 5.3.4. Capacity and skills of journalists, activists, and civil society organizations to use innovations, civic/digital monitoring tools in their watchdog and other civic activities are improved. 5.3.5. The capacity of public institutions and civil servants to collect, manage, prepare, and publish open data is enhanced. 5.3.6. Use of open government data by various stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business) as well as data-driven innovations are supported and encouraged. 5.4.1. Digital freedoms are protected through monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based advocacy. 5.4.2. The Government is held accountable for its performance in the development of internet infrastructure through monitoring and evidence-based advocacy/recommendations. 5.4.3. Citizens of Georgia (with a focus on digitally vulnerable population, especially in the regions) are more resilient to digital threats through their awareness about digital freedoms, digital security mechanisms, and tools being raised via innovative and informational campaigns, capacity building materials/tutorials, and platforms. 6. Disinformation and Memory Studies 6.1 Greater openness of archives in Georgia is achieved. Positive changes towards the openness of archives, more inclusive, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly archives across the Post-Soviet space are advocated with active involvement of IDFI; 6.2 Public awareness about the importance of archives is raised. Emphasizing the importance of the understanding of the recent and contemporary history for the development of the state memory policy; 6.3 Networks of researchers of memory studies are created that contribute to better understanding of the totalitarian past and dissemination of informed narratives about it across the society. IDFI contributes in the process of forming/deepening the networks; 6.4 School and university students involvement in memory studies is increased: more local and international students working on Soviet studies. IDFI is a key actor in developing/offering the courses; 6.5 The system for resisting and countering strategic communications directed against Georgias Euro-Atlantic aspirations and democratization is enhanced; 6.6 Collaborating with International NGOs, research institutions, and think-tanks to better inform society about the threats and existence of propaganda; 6.7 University program on memory and disinformation studies becomes a platform for sharing the experience and knowledge accumulated by IDFI and its partners in the academic space. Sweden AG International Consulting LLC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AG International Consulting LLC 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 70050 70050 0 0 70050 AG International Consulting LLC 70050 AG International Consulting LLC Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16488-16488A0301 Sweden The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) is a Georgia-based non-governmental organization established in 2009 with the aim to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. Since its start IDFI has built a reputation as one of Georgia's leading non-governmental organisations in the area of open government, with an emphasis on access to freedom of information. The contribution from Sweden will be provided as core support in accordance with the request from IDFI. Swedish core support will complement ear-marked project support from other donors and enable IDFI with the flexibility to deliver on its organisational and operative objectives in line with its Strategic Plan 2023-2025. The core support will enable IDFI to provide a broad set of strategic activities that combines its role of being a watch-dog of the compliance and performance of various branches of government and being a policy think-tank. In the latter capacity, IDFI will assess policies, and provide analytical work and recommendations to the state institutions. The activities are aimed towards the key strategic objectives of combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions and increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes. Achieving these objectives will contribute to higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems. IDFI intends to achieve the following by the end of the intervention: a) Freedom of information legislation and practice is improved; b) Georgia’s performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR and other relevant surveys) is improved; c) Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved; d) Openness of registers (final beneficiaries) is improved; e) New open government data/datasets published on government and civic open data platforms; f) Civil servants, journalists and citizens acquiring new skills of working with open data; g) Extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and the legislative levels (Parliamentary openness); h) The practice and quality of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) is improved. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) är en georgisk icke-statlig organisation, som etablerades under 2009 med syftet att bidra till demokratisk styrning genom rätten till offentlig information som förutsättning för medborgerligt deltagande och egenmakt. Sedan etableringen har IDFI byggt ett rykte som en av Georgiens ledande icke-statliga organisationer i stärkandet av statlig öppenhet, med särskild fokus på informationsfrihet. Det svenska bidraget kommer är ett kärnstöd till organisationen i enlighet med IDFI:s begäran. Kärnstödet kommer att komplettera till öronmärkt projektstöd från andra givare och ger IDFI flexibilitet att leverera mot verksamhetsmålen enligt organisationens strategiplan 2023-2025. Kärnstödet möjliggör för IDFI att utveckla en rad strategiska aktiviteter som kombinerar organisationens roll som granskare av hur staten efterlever principer och regelverk samt som tankesmedja. I den senare kapaciteten kommer IDFI att bedöma policyer och stödja statliga institutioner med analytiskt stöd och rekommendationer. Aktiviteterna är riktade mot strategiska huvudmål för att bekämpa korruption, förbättra transparens inom offentliga institutioner samt öka medborgarnas deltagande i beslutsprocesser. Genom att uppnå dessa mål kan insatsen att bidra till en högre standard inom rättsväsendet, främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk policy, underlätta demokratisk decentralisering och den demokratiska övergångsprocessen, samt upprätthålla press- och yttrandefrihet och främjandet av innovativa lösningar. IDFI avser att uppnå följande resultat mot insatsens slut: a) Förbättrad lagstiftning och verkställande gällande informationsfrihet: b) Förbättrade indikatorer för öppenhet inom staten (Världsbanken, WJR och andra relevanta undersökningar); c) Förbättrad tillgänglighet till offentliga arkiv; e) Ny och offentlig regeringsdata publicerad på offentliga dataplattformer; f) Statstjänstemännens, journalisters och medborgarnas förmåga förbättrad att arbeta med offentlig information; g) Ökad omfattning och kvalitet gällande allmänhetens deltagande i politisk debatt och utformning av policy (parlamentarisk öppenhet); h) Förbättra procedurer och kvaliteten för konsekvensbedömningar i lagstiftningsprocesser. IDFI defined as the key, overall objective "combating corruption, improving transparency of public institutions, increasing citizen engagement in decision-making processes, achieving higher standards of rule of law, promoting more inclusive economic policies, facilitating the democratic decentralization and the democratic transition processes, upholding media and human rights, and promoting innovations to solve outstanding problems". IDFI has outlined six directions, as they call them, or specific objectives that the organisation will work on. Those objectives are: 1) Open Governance and Anti-Corruption; 2) Rule of Law and Freedom of Media; 3) Local Governance; 4) Social and Economic Policy; 5) Civic Tech and Innovations; and 6) Disinformation and Memory Studies. For each of those six specific objectives IDFI provided detailed targets that the organisation plans to achieve by the end of its strategy period. Those targets are as follows. 1. Open Governance and Anti-Corruption 1.1 Promoting Open Governance 1.1.1. Georgia successfully implements the EU 12 recommendations and receives the EU candidacy status. IDFI is an active participant in this process; 1.1.2 Georgia adopts the Open Government Partnership Action Plans (Government, Parliament, Adjara Supreme Council, Tbilisi Mayors Office, local governments). New recommendations from IDFI for reforms are successfully advocated in OGP Action Plans at the Government, the Parliament, the Adjara Supreme Council, the Tbilisi Mayors Office, and in local governments; 1.1.3 Georgias performance in terms of open government (World Bank, WJR, and other relevant surveys) improves; 1.1.4 The extent and quality of public participation in the process of policy development is increased at the executive and legislative levels; 1.1.5 Freedom of information legislation and practice are improved in comparison with the 2022 results; 1.1.6 New Public Administration Reform strategy and action plan are adopted, IDFIs recommendations are successfully advocated; 1.1.7 Public service delivery is improved, IDFI recommendations are successfully advocated. 1.2 Fighting Against Corruption 1.2.1 New anti-corruption strategy and action plan are adopted, with IDFIs recommendations being included; 1.2.2 Anti-corruption reform is implemented and New Anti-corruption legislation is adopted (creation of the Anti-Corruption Agency); 1.2.3 Georgias ranking improves in the Public Procurement Transparency Rating (TPPR standards) and Georgia adopts Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS); Transparent Public Procurement Rating network has a larger number of participating countries; 1.2.4 Recommendations by OECD-ACN successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.5 Recommendations by GRECO successfully advocated by IDFI and implemented by Georgia; 1.2.6 UNCAC assessment is performed and IDFI participates by submitting the shadow reports; 1.2.7 The openness of registers (beneficial ownership transparency) is improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for an open registry; 1.2.8 Transparency standards of extractive industries are improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.9 Whistleblowers protection is improved according to IDFI recommendations; 1.2.10 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing legislation and practice are improved (Georgias compliance with FATF and Moneyval recommendations is improved); 1.2.11 Accountability and financial transparency of sports federations are improved, with IDFI having successfully advocated for it. 2. Rule of Law and Freedom of Media 2.1. Georgia implements ambitious judicial reform to eliminate corporatism and informal influences on Justices and to achieve a truly independent, efficient, and transparent judiciary; 2.1.1. The adoption of an ambitious Judicial strategy and action plan to eliminate corporatism and to increase transparency, independence, and trust toward judiciary is supported; 2.1.2. Transparency and independence of the key institutions of judicial administration (High Council of Justice [HCoJ], High School of Justice (HSoJ), office of Independent Inspector (OII) is enhanced, IDFIs recommendations are included; 2.1.3. Compatibility of the Procedure and grounds for disciplinary hearings of judges with international standards is improved, with the Georgian context in mind. 2.1.4. Public access to judicial acts, cases of high public interest in particular is improved; 2.1.5. Adoption of the Strategy and Action Plan to increase the independence, accountability, and effectiveness of the Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCoG) is advocated and supported. 2.2. Institutional independence of law enforcement agencies and power sharing amongst them is optimized. Safeguards for ethical implementations of Artificial Intelligence systems are increased. 2.2.1. Independence and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Prosecutors Council is optimized; 2.2.2. Investigative powers of the Prosecutors Office (PO) are decreased, power-sharing between PO and Ministry of Internal affairs is optimized; 2.2.3. Accountability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and PO is increased; Application of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytical software by law enforcement agencies is studied, threats are identified and reduced. 2.3. Institutional reform to decentralize concentrated power under the State Security Service is implemented. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. 2.3.1. Investigative powers of the State Security Service (SSSG) are reduced; 2.3.2. Parliamentary, judicial, and civil oversight on SSSG is increased; 2.3.3. The institutional model of secret surveillance is modified according to ECHR and ECJ Case law. True institutional independence and transparency of the Operative-Technical Agency (OTA) is supported. 2.4. Transparency, effectiveness, institutional and political independence of the Special Investigative Service [SIS] and the Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS) and Public Defenders Office (PDO) are enhanced. 2.4.1. Transparency, institutional independence, and inclusiveness of the selection process of the Heads of the SIS and PDSP, as well as PDO are increased; 2.4.2. Legislative proposal is elaborated to increase the mandate of the SIS to cover the Minister of Internal Affairs and heads of the State Security Service and Prosecutor General. 2.4.3. Mechanisms to increase the effectiveness of the PDSP to oversee the legality of the secret surveillance measures are implemented. 2.5. The state of freedom of expression and media is strengthened and challenges are combatted while media polarization is reduced; 2.5.1. Hostility of the media environment is reduced, transparency and effectiveness of the investigation of the attacks on media is increased; 2.5.2. Criminal, administrative, and civil lawsuits against journalists are monitored and detected; 2.5.3. Accountability of the communications Commission of Georgia (ComCom) is increased; 2.5.4. Standards of free speech are maintained, harmful legislative initiatives and practices are detected and combatted; 2.5.5. Access to public information by the media is ensured; 2.5.6. Creation of a Media Lawyers Network is advocated. 2.6. Advancing the rights of persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.1. Human rights strategies and action plan adequately reflects the needs of Persons with disabilities, children, women, LGBTQ, and elderly people; 2.6.2. Facilitates accessibility of public information and governmental services for persons with disabilities; 2.6.3. Prepares a manual for strategic litigation at the Constitutional Court of Georgia for vulnerable groups. 2.7. Facilitates integration of Georgia into the European Union. 2.7.1. Georgia successfully implements the priorities (related to rule of law and media) defined by the EU; 2.7.2. The EU and international stakeholders are aware of the progress and challenges of Georgia; 2.7.3. Supports harmonization of the case law of Georgia with EU directives. 2.8. The society of Georgia and international stakeholders are made aware of the importance of and main challenges to democracy and rule of law in Georgia. 2.8.1. Incidents that threaten the state of rule of law and media freedom are detected and receive an appropriate response; 2.8.2. Resilience of civil society organizations (SCOs) to withstand governmental campaigns against CSOs is raised; 2.8.3. Societys awareness of the importance of democratic institutions, rule of law, and human rights is raised. 3. Local Governance 3.1.1. Decentralization reform (including localization of SDGs) is supported through monitoring, reporting, evidence-based advocacy, multi-stakeholder dialogue and sharing of best practices. 3.1.2. Municipalities implement open government reforms. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.1.3. Capacity of local government representatives/municipalities is increased to effectively manage public funds, manage/publish municipal data, design, develop, and provide municipal services, and hence, better respond to local problems. 3.1.4. Municipalities improve service delivery and develop participatory tools, including through new technologies. IDFI successfully advocates for it. 3.2.1. Municipalities implement and improve transparency and accountability standards. IDFI successfully advocates for it through monitoring, reporting, experience-sharing, and advocacy. 3.2.2. Adoption and implementation of transparency and accountability principles by non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are successfully advocated. 3.2.3. Enhancement of effectiveness of municipal programs and policies is advocated and supported through monitoring, reporting, and communicating evidence-based recommendations. 3.2.4. Adoption/improvement and implementation of access to and management of municipal data standards are supported and advocated. 3.3.1. Capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders (i.e. journalists, activists, students, civil society organizations, etc.) to use open government data, civic/digital monitoring, and other relevant government accountability tools and mechanisms are increased. 3.3.2. Civic monitoring activities and data-driven local initiatives are supported and implemented/developed with the participation of various local stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business, etc.). 3.3.3. Public awareness about tools, mechanisms, and legislation on civic participation in the decision-making process is increased. 3.3.4. Civic participation in the local decision-making process is encouraged through local initiatives and innovative solutions (including e-solutions, applications and platforms). 4. Social and Economic Policy 4.1. Increases the scope and quality of dialogue and partnership between business and the government in legislative drafting 4.2. Help to improve financial literacy of the general public 4.3. Help to build an economy focused on qualitative development and contribute to fairness and efficiency in income and wealth distribution 4.4. Help to improve economic opportunities for talented individuals and prevent economic discrimination, including gender-based discrimination 4.5. Help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government social and healthcare programs at the national and local levels 4.6. Help to improve Public Financial Management (PFM), including through our 2023-2025 and subsequent Gender Responsiveness Budget Indices 4.7. Help to improve coverage and quality of public education services 5. Civic Tech and Innovations 5.1.1. Georgia implements ambitious e-government reforms, and the effectiveness of the e-governance ecosystem is improved. IDFI has successfully advocated for specific reforms. 5.1.2. Digital transformation/modernization of the public sector as well as access to and use of electronic public services are supported, monitored, assessed, and advocated. 5.1.3. The development and use of e-participation tools are promoted and supported. 5.2.1. Multi-stakeholder dialogue and cooperation between the tech community and all other stakeholders, including the government, media, business, academia, and civil society are facilitated. 5.2.2. Introduction of transparency and accountability mechanisms as well as ethical frameworks/guidelines for AI, algorithms (i.e. automated decision-making systems) and blockchain is successfully advocated. 5.2.3. Best practices, expertise, and emerging trends on innovations and technologies are shared with Georgian stakeholders, including academia, students, CSOs, and public servants. 5.3.1. Civic technology and digital monitoring tools are used as well as developed for tracking government performance/accountability in various directions. 5.3.2. The open data ecosystem is supported and improved through sharing best practices/emerging trends and advocating for improved legislation and standards on access to public data (including open data). 5.3.3. More open and disaggregated (e.g. by gender, age, region) data from various sectors is publicly available in various open formats in Georgia. 5.3.4. Capacity and skills of journalists, activists, and civil society organizations to use innovations, civic/digital monitoring tools in their watchdog and other civic activities are improved. 5.3.5. The capacity of public institutions and civil servants to collect, manage, prepare, and publish open data is enhanced. 5.3.6. Use of open government data by various stakeholders (civil society, media, business, academia, tech community, business) as well as data-driven innovations are supported and encouraged. 5.4.1. Digital freedoms are protected through monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based advocacy. 5.4.2. The Government is held accountable for its performance in the development of internet infrastructure through monitoring and evidence-based advocacy/recommendations. 5.4.3. Citizens of Georgia (with a focus on digitally vulnerable population, especially in the regions) are more resilient to digital threats through their awareness about digital freedoms, digital security mechanisms, and tools being raised via innovative and informational campaigns, capacity building materials/tutorials, and platforms. 6. Disinformation and Memory Studies 6.1 Greater openness of archives in Georgia is achieved. Positive changes towards the openness of archives, more inclusive, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly archives across the Post-Soviet space are advocated with active involvement of IDFI; 6.2 Public awareness about the importance of archives is raised. Emphasizing the importance of the understanding of the recent and contemporary history for the development of the state memory policy; 6.3 Networks of researchers of memory studies are created that contribute to better understanding of the totalitarian past and dissemination of informed narratives about it across the society. IDFI contributes in the process of forming/deepening the networks; 6.4 School and university students involvement in memory studies is increased: more local and international students working on Soviet studies. IDFI is a key actor in developing/offering the courses; 6.5 The system for resisting and countering strategic communications directed against Georgias Euro-Atlantic aspirations and democratization is enhanced; 6.6 Collaborating with International NGOs, research institutions, and think-tanks to better inform society about the threats and existence of propaganda; 6.7 University program on memory and disinformation studies becomes a platform for sharing the experience and knowledge accumulated by IDFI and its partners in the academic space. Sweden KPMG Georgia LLC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG Georgia LLC Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 184800 184800 184800 KPMG Georgia LLC 184800 KPMG Georgia LLC Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16503 Sweden Support to CIN Strategy 2024-2027. In the coming years, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same vigor and level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. CIN’s overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results, which are presented in the Results Matrix. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Stöd till CIN-strategi 2024-2027. Under de kommande åren kommer Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) att fortsätta att stärka medborgarna genom verifierad information om korruption och missbruk av makt på alla nivåer i Bosnien och Hercegovina med samma kraft och nivå av engagemang. Kontinuerliga ansträngningar kommer att göras för att säkerställa större ansvarsskyldighet myndigheter och institutionella företrädare i kampen mot korruption, genom förbättring av rättsliga och institutionella ramar och lagföring av dem som är inblandade i korrupta aktiviteter. CIN:s övergripande bidrag till detta mål definieras enligt följande: Den lagstiftande och institutionell ram kommer att förbättras för att effektivt bekämpa korruption och säkerställa lika tillgång till lag och rättvisa för alla medborgare. För att uppnå detta mål har CIN identifierat två huvudresultat av sitt arbete, vidare uppdelad i steg och resultat, vilka presenteras i resultatmatrisen. Utfall I definieras enligt följande: Medborgare har tillgång till verifierad information om korruption i den offentliga sektorn. Resultat II definieras enligt följande: Offentliga tjänstemän är redo att förbättra det juridiska och institutionella ramar i kampen mot korruption Throughout the duration of this intervention (continuation of core support from previous period) the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. This intervention aims to enable CIN to continue and expand its watchdog function in holding government accountable on corruption issues while exposing organized crime and the politicians that support it. In addition, this program would help CIN to better structure itself to address shortcomings in its administration while growing commercial revenues. CINs overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Outcome I: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector During the reporting period, Jan 2025 - Dec 2025, CIN exceeded its annual production targets and continued to demonstrate strong investigative and editorial capacity. This sustained production contributed to increased public access to verified information on corruption, abuse of office, and misuse of public resources. It strengthened transparency and public scrutiny of public institutions, while providing citizens, civil society, and competent authorities with evidence-based information to support accountability efforts. CIN published: 25 investigative stories38 follow-up/news stories linked to investigations12 video stories184 short animated videos119 infographics and illustrations. These outputs contributed to making complex corruption cases more accessible and understandable to a broader audience through diversified multimedia formats. Several investigations also contributed to institutional and judicial follow-up, including investigations, indictments, verdicts, sanctions, and procedural changes linked to issues raised through CINs reporting. CIN's investigations also generated tangible accountability outcomes, contributing to 1 official investigation, 5 indictments, 6 court verdicts, 7 sanctions or suspensions, and 2 procedural or regulatory changes, demonstrating the continued relevance of investigative journalism in supporting institutional and judicial action against corruption. The organization also updated three major public databases: Politicians Assets DatabaseProperty Holdings of Judges and Prosecutors DatabaseBiH Pardons Database. These updates improved public access to structured and searchable information on the assets and activities of public officials and other areas relevant to corruption risks. They enabled citizens, journalists, and civil society organisations to independently access, analyse, and use verified data to support oversight, investigative work, and public accountability. In addition, CIN produced one publication/policy paper and organized four round tables aimed at increasing dialogue between civil society, professional communities, and institutions. These activities contributed to increased dialogue and exchange between civil society, professional communities, and public institutions on issues related to corruption and accountability. They also supported the use of evidence and investigative findings in discussions on policy, oversight mechanisms, and anti-corruption measures. CINs content achieved significant public outreach and visibility. Investigative content was republished 412 times by other media outlets, including online portals, television, and radio stations, confirming CINs continued relevance and credibility within the media landscape. This indicates that media actors increasingly rely on CIN as a trusted source, contributing to wider dissemination of verified information and increased public awareness of corruption issues. CIN investigations continued to generate concrete institutional and judicial responses. According to the last narrative report, during the reporting period, CINs reporting contributed to: 1 official investigation5 indictments6 verdicts7 sanctions/suspensions2 amendments or procedural changes3 awards and recognitions. These responses demonstrate that law enforcement and judicial actors are acting on evidence presented through CINs reporting, reflecting increased institutional responsiveness to corruption cases. Examples include investigations and prosecutions linked to misuse of public funds, corruption in public administration, organized crime, and abuse of official positions. Judicial and law enforcement institutions continued to verify allegations raised through CIN reporting, demonstrating the practical relevance and credibility of the organizations investigative work. This suggests that verified information produced by CIN is not only informing the public but also being used in formal accountability processes. Outcome II: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption CINs investigative work continued to trigger institutional responses and contributed to increased public pressure for accountability and reform. This public pressure has contributed to changes in how some institutional actors respond to corruption cases. Authorities reacted to several investigations through the opening of investigations, filing of indictments, court proceedings, sanctions, and procedural changes. This indicates that law enforcement and judicial actors are increasingly taking action based on publicly available evidence, reflecting a degree of improved responsiveness and accountability practices. CINs findings also contributed to discussions on improving transparency, oversight mechanisms, and accountability practices in public institutions. These discussions suggest gradual shifts in priorities among certain institutional and professional actors toward strengthening accountability mechanisms. The organization further strengthened cooperation with civil society representatives and professional communities through round tables and public discussions aimed at collectively advocating for institutional reforms and anti-corruption measures. This has contributed to stronger collaboration between actors advocating for reform, potentially increasing collective influence on institutional practices. While legislative and institutional reforms remain dependent on broader political dynamics outside CINs direct control, the evidence demonstrates that CINs reporting continues to serve as an important catalyst for accountability processes and institutional reactions. However, changes at the legislative and high-level political level remain limited, indicating that some key actors have not yet shifted their priorities toward structural reform. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16503-16503A0101 Sweden Support to CIN Strategy 2024-2027. In the coming years, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same vigor and level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. CIN’s overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results, which are presented in the Results Matrix. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Stöd till CIN-strategi 2024-2027. Under de kommande åren kommer Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) att fortsätta att stärka medborgarna genom verifierad information om korruption och missbruk av makt på alla nivåer i Bosnien och Hercegovina med samma kraft och nivå av engagemang. Kontinuerliga ansträngningar kommer att göras för att säkerställa större ansvarsskyldighet myndigheter och institutionella företrädare i kampen mot korruption, genom förbättring av rättsliga och institutionella ramar och lagföring av dem som är inblandade i korrupta aktiviteter. CIN:s övergripande bidrag till detta mål definieras enligt följande: Den lagstiftande och institutionell ram kommer att förbättras för att effektivt bekämpa korruption och säkerställa lika tillgång till lag och rättvisa för alla medborgare. För att uppnå detta mål har CIN identifierat två huvudresultat av sitt arbete, vidare uppdelad i steg och resultat, vilka presenteras i resultatmatrisen. Utfall I definieras enligt följande: Medborgare har tillgång till verifierad information om korruption i den offentliga sektorn. Resultat II definieras enligt följande: Offentliga tjänstemän är redo att förbättra det juridiska och institutionella ramar i kampen mot korruption Throughout the duration of this intervention (continuation of core support from previous period) the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. This intervention aims to enable CIN to continue and expand its watchdog function in holding government accountable on corruption issues while exposing organized crime and the politicians that support it. In addition, this program would help CIN to better structure itself to address shortcomings in its administration while growing commercial revenues. CINs overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Sweden CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 6000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 3000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 3000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16503-16503A0102 Sweden Support to CIN Strategy 2024-2027. In the coming years, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same vigor and level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. CIN’s overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results, which are presented in the Results Matrix. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Stöd till CIN-strategi 2024-2027. Under de kommande åren kommer Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) att fortsätta att stärka medborgarna genom verifierad information om korruption och missbruk av makt på alla nivåer i Bosnien och Hercegovina med samma kraft och nivå av engagemang. Kontinuerliga ansträngningar kommer att göras för att säkerställa större ansvarsskyldighet myndigheter och institutionella företrädare i kampen mot korruption, genom förbättring av rättsliga och institutionella ramar och lagföring av dem som är inblandade i korrupta aktiviteter. CIN:s övergripande bidrag till detta mål definieras enligt följande: Den lagstiftande och institutionell ram kommer att förbättras för att effektivt bekämpa korruption och säkerställa lika tillgång till lag och rättvisa för alla medborgare. För att uppnå detta mål har CIN identifierat två huvudresultat av sitt arbete, vidare uppdelad i steg och resultat, vilka presenteras i resultatmatrisen. Utfall I definieras enligt följande: Medborgare har tillgång till verifierad information om korruption i den offentliga sektorn. Resultat II definieras enligt följande: Offentliga tjänstemän är redo att förbättra det juridiska och institutionella ramar i kampen mot korruption Throughout the duration of this intervention (continuation of core support from previous period) the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. This intervention aims to enable CIN to continue and expand its watchdog function in holding government accountable on corruption issues while exposing organized crime and the politicians that support it. In addition, this program would help CIN to better structure itself to address shortcomings in its administration while growing commercial revenues. CINs overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Sweden CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency N/A to be procured 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 250000 250000 250000 N/A to be procured 250000 N/A to be procured Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16503-16503A0103 Sweden Support to CIN Strategy 2024-2027. In the coming years, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same vigor and level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. CIN’s overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results, which are presented in the Results Matrix. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Stöd till CIN-strategi 2024-2027. Under de kommande åren kommer Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) att fortsätta att stärka medborgarna genom verifierad information om korruption och missbruk av makt på alla nivåer i Bosnien och Hercegovina med samma kraft och nivå av engagemang. Kontinuerliga ansträngningar kommer att göras för att säkerställa större ansvarsskyldighet myndigheter och institutionella företrädare i kampen mot korruption, genom förbättring av rättsliga och institutionella ramar och lagföring av dem som är inblandade i korrupta aktiviteter. CIN:s övergripande bidrag till detta mål definieras enligt följande: Den lagstiftande och institutionell ram kommer att förbättras för att effektivt bekämpa korruption och säkerställa lika tillgång till lag och rättvisa för alla medborgare. För att uppnå detta mål har CIN identifierat två huvudresultat av sitt arbete, vidare uppdelad i steg och resultat, vilka presenteras i resultatmatrisen. Utfall I definieras enligt följande: Medborgare har tillgång till verifierad information om korruption i den offentliga sektorn. Resultat II definieras enligt följande: Offentliga tjänstemän är redo att förbättra det juridiska och institutionella ramar i kampen mot korruption Throughout the duration of this intervention (continuation of core support from previous period) the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) will continue to empower citizens through verified information about corruption and abuse of power at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the same level of engagement. Continuous efforts will be made to ensure greater accountability of authorities and institutional representatives in the fight against corruption, through the improvement of legislative and institutional frameworks and the prosecution of those involved in corrupt activities. This intervention aims to enable CIN to continue and expand its watchdog function in holding government accountable on corruption issues while exposing organized crime and the politicians that support it. In addition, this program would help CIN to better structure itself to address shortcomings in its administration while growing commercial revenues. CINs overall contribution to this goal is defined as follows: The legislative and institutional framework will be improved to effectively combat corruption and ensure equal access to law and justice for all citizens. To achieve this goal, CIN has identified two main outcomes of its work, further broken down into steps and results. Outcome I is defined as follows: Citizens have access to verified information about corruption in the public sector. Outcome II is defined as follows: Public officials are ready to improve the legal and institutional framework in the fight against corruption Sweden CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 2000000 2000000 0 4000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting 2000000 CIN/Center for Investigative Reporting Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16632 Sweden The National Association for Sexual Information (RFSU) was founded in 1933 and is a Swedish, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization without religious, political or trade union affiliation. The vision that has consistently driven the organization is a world where all people are free to make decisions about their bodies and their sexuality. RFSU emphasizes that the groups and people who are most exposed to discrimination and from having their rights fulfilled must be prioritized. RFSU has run an international business for more than 50 years. It is for the international activities that RFSU seeks a grant from Sida. RFSU has submitted an application to Sida for support to RFSU's civil society program for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 2024-2028. The goal of the programme is to support civil society organizations around the world in their work to make SRHR accessible to all. This is done through partnerships with organizations and movements that work to realize SRHR, to jointly advocate to counteract a shrinking space for SRHR, to advocate for laws that protect SRHR, to follow up that governments deliver on commitments for SRHR and to ensure that sexuality knowledge increases both in schools and digital. The application also includes an annex for specific bilateral support to Georgia where funds are to be delegated to the CSO strategy. The government's regulation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 states that signing new agreements under the appropriation for support through Swedish organizations in civil society, should be avoided as much as possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. The regulatory letter also contains a reduction of approximately 10% of the budget for the appropriation on support through Swedish organizations in civil society for 2023. The dialogue with RFSU on new support and assessment for new support began prior to receipt of the regulatory letter for 2023. The assessment for new support has hence been based on a conceptualization of a five-year programme. Sida proposes to align to the regulatory letter for 2023 and only enter into a one-year agreement to support the first year of RFSU's program. Sida indicated an indicative amount to RFSU by the end of 2022 of SEK 297 million to support the planned five-year agreement period 2024-2028. Sida proposes that the indicative amount should apply as a basis for calculation for the one-year agreement period in 2024. The requested bilateral amount for Georgia is proposed to be maintained. Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning (RFSU) grundades 1933 i Sverige och är en ickevinstdrivande, ickestatlig civilsamhällesorganisation utan religiös, politisk eller facklig tillhörighet. Den vision som genomgående drivit organisationen är en värld där alla människor är fria att ta beslut över sina kroppar och sin sexualitet. RFSU understryker att de grupper och personer som är mest utsatta för diskriminering och från att få sina rättigheter uppfyllda måste prioriteras. RFSU har drivit en internationell verksamhet i mer än 50 år. Det är för den internationella verksamheten som RFSU söker bidrag från Sida. RFSU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om stöd till RFSUs civilsamhällesprogram för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) 2024-2028. Målet med insatsen är att stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer runtom i världen i deras arbete med att tillgängliggöra SRHR för alla. Detta görs genom partnerskap med organisationer och rörelser som arbetar för förverkligandet av SRHR, gemensamt påverkansarbete för att motverka ett krympande utrymme för SRHR, påverkansarbete för lagar som skyddar SRHR, följa upp att regeringar levererar på åtaganden för SRHR och säkra att sexualkunskap ökar både i skolor och digitalt. Ansökan inkluderar också en bilaga för specifikt bilateralt stöd till Georgien där medel delegeras till CSO-strategin. Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida för budgetåret 2023 innehåller skrivningar om att nya avtal på anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället i möjligaste mån ska undvikas, samt att nya avtal som sträcker sig längre än till 2025 likaså ska undvikas. Regleringsbrevet innehåller också en minskning med ca 10 % av budgeten för anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för 2023. Dialog om nytt stöd och beredning inleddes före regleringsbrevet och beredning har baserades på ansökan om stöd om fem år. Sida föreslår att i enlighet med regleringsbrevet 2023 endast ingå ett ettårigt avtal om stöd för första året av RFSUs program. Sida angav ett indikativt belopp till RFSU i slutet på 2022 om 297 mnkr som stöd för kommande fem-års avtalsperiod. Sida föreslår att det indikativa beloppet ska gälla som beräkningsgrund också för det ettåriga avtalet. Det ansökta bilaterala beloppet för Georgien föreslås bibehållas. Effektmål: 1. Politiska, juridiska och finansiella policybeslut i Sverige och globalt främjar SRHR och hållbar utveckling för alla, oavsett makt och resurser 2. Normer och attityder i Sverige och globalt ger ökad möjlighet för alla att njuta av, och bestämma över, sin kropp och sin sexualitet 3. Människor i Sverige och globalt, oavsett makt och resurser, a) har ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård b) har ökade möjligheter att organisera sig och påverka SRHR c) har ökad kunskap om sin kropp och sin sexualitet Inriktningsmål (prioriteringsmål): 1. Agenda 2030 implementeras i sin helhet, där SRHR perspektivet synliggörs, i Sverige och globalt. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer lokalt, nationellt och globalt främjar SRHR och ett ökat demokratisk utrymme att verka. 2. Normer om kropp, sexualitet och relationer skapar en förbättrad och jämställd grund för lust, njutning och ömsesidighet samt karakteriseras av frånvaro av rasism och andra maktstrukturer. 3. Människor, oavsett makt och resurser, har tillgång till laglig och säker abort och frånvaro av stigma kopplat till abort. 4. Människor, oavsett ålder och resurser har tillgång till, och kunskap om, preventivmedel efter behov. 5. Ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård för alla människor, oavsett makt och resurser, med fokus på människor som utsätts för rasism. 6. Människor har ökade möjligheter att leva, forma relationer och starta en familj enligt önskemål, utan att hindras av diskriminerande lagar om genus, sexuell orientering, genusidentitet och andra maktstrukturer. 7. Kvinnors, barns och hetero-, bi-, trans- queer- intersex (HBTQI)människors SRHR begränsas inte av genusvåld eller skadlig praxis som hedersvåld och förtryck 8. Alla barn och ungdomar, oavsett livssituationer, har jämlik tillgång till sexualundervisning samt kunskap om sexualitet, kropp och relationer. Delmål 1. Finansiering till progressive civilsamhällesaktörer och röster som bidrar till en värld där alla är fria att ta beslut om sin kropp och sin sexualitet. 2. Prioriterad flexibilitet och anpassbarhet till partnerorganisationers behov, samt främjandet av starka och tillitsbaserade samarbetsförhållanden med lokala partners. 3. Ökad kunskap om SRHR och förståelse för hur SRHR avanceras bland civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser. 4. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser som arbetar med SRHR. 5. Ökade juridiska, politiska och finansiella åtaganden för SRHR på global, Europeiska unionens nivå och nationell nivå. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Georgia Ghana Kenya Cambodia Sri Lanka Liberia Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Central America, regional Reproductive health care Human rights Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-16632-16632A0101 Sweden The National Association for Sexual Information (RFSU) was founded in 1933 and is a Swedish, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization without religious, political or trade union affiliation. The vision that has consistently driven the organization is a world where all people are free to make decisions about their bodies and their sexuality. RFSU emphasizes that the groups and people who are most exposed to discrimination and from having their rights fulfilled must be prioritized. RFSU has run an international business for more than 50 years. It is for the international activities that RFSU seeks a grant from Sida. RFSU has submitted an application to Sida for support to RFSU's civil society program for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 2024-2028. The goal of the programme is to support civil society organizations around the world in their work to make SRHR accessible to all. This is done through partnerships with organizations and movements that work to realize SRHR, to jointly advocate to counteract a shrinking space for SRHR, to advocate for laws that protect SRHR, to follow up that governments deliver on commitments for SRHR and to ensure that sexuality knowledge increases both in schools and digital. The application also includes an annex for specific bilateral support to Georgia where funds are to be delegated to the CSO strategy. The government's regulation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 states that signing new agreements under the appropriation for support through Swedish organizations in civil society, should be avoided as much as possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. The regulatory letter also contains a reduction of approximately 10% of the budget for the appropriation on support through Swedish organizations in civil society for 2023. The dialogue with RFSU on new support and assessment for new support began prior to receipt of the regulatory letter for 2023. The assessment for new support has hence been based on a conceptualization of a five-year programme. Sida proposes to align to the regulatory letter for 2023 and only enter into a one-year agreement to support the first year of RFSU's program. Sida indicated an indicative amount to RFSU by the end of 2022 of SEK 297 million to support the planned five-year agreement period 2024-2028. Sida proposes that the indicative amount should apply as a basis for calculation for the one-year agreement period in 2024. The requested bilateral amount for Georgia is proposed to be maintained. Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning (RFSU) grundades 1933 i Sverige och är en ickevinstdrivande, ickestatlig civilsamhällesorganisation utan religiös, politisk eller facklig tillhörighet. Den vision som genomgående drivit organisationen är en värld där alla människor är fria att ta beslut över sina kroppar och sin sexualitet. RFSU understryker att de grupper och personer som är mest utsatta för diskriminering och från att få sina rättigheter uppfyllda måste prioriteras. RFSU har drivit en internationell verksamhet i mer än 50 år. Det är för den internationella verksamheten som RFSU söker bidrag från Sida. RFSU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om stöd till RFSUs civilsamhällesprogram för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) 2024-2028. Målet med insatsen är att stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer runtom i världen i deras arbete med att tillgängliggöra SRHR för alla. Detta görs genom partnerskap med organisationer och rörelser som arbetar för förverkligandet av SRHR, gemensamt påverkansarbete för att motverka ett krympande utrymme för SRHR, påverkansarbete för lagar som skyddar SRHR, följa upp att regeringar levererar på åtaganden för SRHR och säkra att sexualkunskap ökar både i skolor och digitalt. Ansökan inkluderar också en bilaga för specifikt bilateralt stöd till Georgien där medel delegeras till CSO-strategin. Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida för budgetåret 2023 innehåller skrivningar om att nya avtal på anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället i möjligaste mån ska undvikas, samt att nya avtal som sträcker sig längre än till 2025 likaså ska undvikas. Regleringsbrevet innehåller också en minskning med ca 10 % av budgeten för anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för 2023. Dialog om nytt stöd och beredning inleddes före regleringsbrevet och beredning har baserades på ansökan om stöd om fem år. Sida föreslår att i enlighet med regleringsbrevet 2023 endast ingå ett ettårigt avtal om stöd för första året av RFSUs program. Sida angav ett indikativt belopp till RFSU i slutet på 2022 om 297 mnkr som stöd för kommande fem-års avtalsperiod. Sida föreslår att det indikativa beloppet ska gälla som beräkningsgrund också för det ettåriga avtalet. Det ansökta bilaterala beloppet för Georgien föreslås bibehållas. Effektmål: 1. Politiska, juridiska och finansiella policybeslut i Sverige och globalt främjar SRHR och hållbar utveckling för alla, oavsett makt och resurser 2. Normer och attityder i Sverige och globalt ger ökad möjlighet för alla att njuta av, och bestämma över, sin kropp och sin sexualitet 3. Människor i Sverige och globalt, oavsett makt och resurser, a) har ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård b) har ökade möjligheter att organisera sig och påverka SRHR c) har ökad kunskap om sin kropp och sin sexualitet Inriktningsmål (prioriteringsmål): 1. Agenda 2030 implementeras i sin helhet, där SRHR perspektivet synliggörs, i Sverige och globalt. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer lokalt, nationellt och globalt främjar SRHR och ett ökat demokratisk utrymme att verka. 2. Normer om kropp, sexualitet och relationer skapar en förbättrad och jämställd grund för lust, njutning och ömsesidighet samt karakteriseras av frånvaro av rasism och andra maktstrukturer. 3. Människor, oavsett makt och resurser, har tillgång till laglig och säker abort och frånvaro av stigma kopplat till abort. 4. Människor, oavsett ålder och resurser har tillgång till, och kunskap om, preventivmedel efter behov. 5. Ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård för alla människor, oavsett makt och resurser, med fokus på människor som utsätts för rasism. 6. Människor har ökade möjligheter att leva, forma relationer och starta en familj enligt önskemål, utan att hindras av diskriminerande lagar om genus, sexuell orientering, genusidentitet och andra maktstrukturer. 7. Kvinnors, barns och hetero-, bi-, trans- queer- intersex (HBTQI)människors SRHR begränsas inte av genusvåld eller skadlig praxis som hedersvåld och förtryck 8. Alla barn och ungdomar, oavsett livssituationer, har jämlik tillgång till sexualundervisning samt kunskap om sexualitet, kropp och relationer. Delmål 1. Finansiering till progressive civilsamhällesaktörer och röster som bidrar till en värld där alla är fria att ta beslut om sin kropp och sin sexualitet. 2. Prioriterad flexibilitet och anpassbarhet till partnerorganisationers behov, samt främjandet av starka och tillitsbaserade samarbetsförhållanden med lokala partners. 3. Ökad kunskap om SRHR och förståelse för hur SRHR avanceras bland civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser. 4. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser som arbetar med SRHR. 5. Ökade juridiska, politiska och finansiella åtaganden för SRHR på global, Europeiska unionens nivå och nationell nivå. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 59400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10064999.9999999981 0 -0.000000001 49335000.0000000075 0 0 0 0 0 0 4953960 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 6480540 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1407780 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 6415200 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 2334420 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 2073060 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4847040 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4258980 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4680720 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 21948300 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1169239.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4114539 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5382448.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 18229282.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4025736 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1938865.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5328180 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3537319.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3887598 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1721791.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 721660.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 395554.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 821304 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3719017.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 793122 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1098091.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 238540.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1087020 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 351268.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 839421 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16632-16632A0102 Sweden The National Association for Sexual Information (RFSU) was founded in 1933 and is a Swedish, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization without religious, political or trade union affiliation. The vision that has consistently driven the organization is a world where all people are free to make decisions about their bodies and their sexuality. RFSU emphasizes that the groups and people who are most exposed to discrimination and from having their rights fulfilled must be prioritized. RFSU has run an international business for more than 50 years. It is for the international activities that RFSU seeks a grant from Sida. RFSU has submitted an application to Sida for support to RFSU's civil society program for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 2024-2028. The goal of the programme is to support civil society organizations around the world in their work to make SRHR accessible to all. This is done through partnerships with organizations and movements that work to realize SRHR, to jointly advocate to counteract a shrinking space for SRHR, to advocate for laws that protect SRHR, to follow up that governments deliver on commitments for SRHR and to ensure that sexuality knowledge increases both in schools and digital. The application also includes an annex for specific bilateral support to Georgia where funds are to be delegated to the CSO strategy. The government's regulation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 states that signing new agreements under the appropriation for support through Swedish organizations in civil society, should be avoided as much as possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. The regulatory letter also contains a reduction of approximately 10% of the budget for the appropriation on support through Swedish organizations in civil society for 2023. The dialogue with RFSU on new support and assessment for new support began prior to receipt of the regulatory letter for 2023. The assessment for new support has hence been based on a conceptualization of a five-year programme. Sida proposes to align to the regulatory letter for 2023 and only enter into a one-year agreement to support the first year of RFSU's program. Sida indicated an indicative amount to RFSU by the end of 2022 of SEK 297 million to support the planned five-year agreement period 2024-2028. Sida proposes that the indicative amount should apply as a basis for calculation for the one-year agreement period in 2024. The requested bilateral amount for Georgia is proposed to be maintained. Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning (RFSU) grundades 1933 i Sverige och är en ickevinstdrivande, ickestatlig civilsamhällesorganisation utan religiös, politisk eller facklig tillhörighet. Den vision som genomgående drivit organisationen är en värld där alla människor är fria att ta beslut över sina kroppar och sin sexualitet. RFSU understryker att de grupper och personer som är mest utsatta för diskriminering och från att få sina rättigheter uppfyllda måste prioriteras. RFSU har drivit en internationell verksamhet i mer än 50 år. Det är för den internationella verksamheten som RFSU söker bidrag från Sida. RFSU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om stöd till RFSUs civilsamhällesprogram för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) 2024-2028. Målet med insatsen är att stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer runtom i världen i deras arbete med att tillgängliggöra SRHR för alla. Detta görs genom partnerskap med organisationer och rörelser som arbetar för förverkligandet av SRHR, gemensamt påverkansarbete för att motverka ett krympande utrymme för SRHR, påverkansarbete för lagar som skyddar SRHR, följa upp att regeringar levererar på åtaganden för SRHR och säkra att sexualkunskap ökar både i skolor och digitalt. Ansökan inkluderar också en bilaga för specifikt bilateralt stöd till Georgien där medel delegeras till CSO-strategin. Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida för budgetåret 2023 innehåller skrivningar om att nya avtal på anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället i möjligaste mån ska undvikas, samt att nya avtal som sträcker sig längre än till 2025 likaså ska undvikas. Regleringsbrevet innehåller också en minskning med ca 10 % av budgeten för anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för 2023. Dialog om nytt stöd och beredning inleddes före regleringsbrevet och beredning har baserades på ansökan om stöd om fem år. Sida föreslår att i enlighet med regleringsbrevet 2023 endast ingå ett ettårigt avtal om stöd för första året av RFSUs program. Sida angav ett indikativt belopp till RFSU i slutet på 2022 om 297 mnkr som stöd för kommande fem-års avtalsperiod. Sida föreslår att det indikativa beloppet ska gälla som beräkningsgrund också för det ettåriga avtalet. Det ansökta bilaterala beloppet för Georgien föreslås bibehållas. Effektmål: 1. Politiska, juridiska och finansiella policybeslut i Sverige och globalt främjar SRHR och hållbar utveckling för alla, oavsett makt och resurser 2. Normer och attityder i Sverige och globalt ger ökad möjlighet för alla att njuta av, och bestämma över, sin kropp och sin sexualitet 3. Människor i Sverige och globalt, oavsett makt och resurser, a) har ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård b) har ökade möjligheter att organisera sig och påverka SRHR c) har ökad kunskap om sin kropp och sin sexualitet Inriktningsmål (prioriteringsmål): 1. Agenda 2030 implementeras i sin helhet, där SRHR perspektivet synliggörs, i Sverige och globalt. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer lokalt, nationellt och globalt främjar SRHR och ett ökat demokratisk utrymme att verka. 2. Normer om kropp, sexualitet och relationer skapar en förbättrad och jämställd grund för lust, njutning och ömsesidighet samt karakteriseras av frånvaro av rasism och andra maktstrukturer. 3. Människor, oavsett makt och resurser, har tillgång till laglig och säker abort och frånvaro av stigma kopplat till abort. 4. Människor, oavsett ålder och resurser har tillgång till, och kunskap om, preventivmedel efter behov. 5. Ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård för alla människor, oavsett makt och resurser, med fokus på människor som utsätts för rasism. 6. Människor har ökade möjligheter att leva, forma relationer och starta en familj enligt önskemål, utan att hindras av diskriminerande lagar om genus, sexuell orientering, genusidentitet och andra maktstrukturer. 7. Kvinnors, barns och hetero-, bi-, trans- queer- intersex (HBTQI)människors SRHR begränsas inte av genusvåld eller skadlig praxis som hedersvåld och förtryck 8. Alla barn och ungdomar, oavsett livssituationer, har jämlik tillgång till sexualundervisning samt kunskap om sexualitet, kropp och relationer. Delmål 1. Finansiering till progressive civilsamhällesaktörer och röster som bidrar till en värld där alla är fria att ta beslut om sin kropp och sin sexualitet. 2. Prioriterad flexibilitet och anpassbarhet till partnerorganisationers behov, samt främjandet av starka och tillitsbaserade samarbetsförhållanden med lokala partners. 3. Ökad kunskap om SRHR och förståelse för hur SRHR avanceras bland civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser. 4. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser som arbetar med SRHR. 5. Ökade juridiska, politiska och finansiella åtaganden för SRHR på global, Europeiska unionens nivå och nationell nivå. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7849000 5630000 0 0 0 0 0 2219000 0 0 7849000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5630000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 2219000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16632-16632A0103 Sweden The National Association for Sexual Information (RFSU) was founded in 1933 and is a Swedish, non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization without religious, political or trade union affiliation. The vision that has consistently driven the organization is a world where all people are free to make decisions about their bodies and their sexuality. RFSU emphasizes that the groups and people who are most exposed to discrimination and from having their rights fulfilled must be prioritized. RFSU has run an international business for more than 50 years. It is for the international activities that RFSU seeks a grant from Sida. RFSU has submitted an application to Sida for support to RFSU's civil society program for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 2024-2028. The goal of the programme is to support civil society organizations around the world in their work to make SRHR accessible to all. This is done through partnerships with organizations and movements that work to realize SRHR, to jointly advocate to counteract a shrinking space for SRHR, to advocate for laws that protect SRHR, to follow up that governments deliver on commitments for SRHR and to ensure that sexuality knowledge increases both in schools and digital. The application also includes an annex for specific bilateral support to Georgia where funds are to be delegated to the CSO strategy. The government's regulation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 states that signing new agreements under the appropriation for support through Swedish organizations in civil society, should be avoided as much as possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. The regulatory letter also contains a reduction of approximately 10% of the budget for the appropriation on support through Swedish organizations in civil society for 2023. The dialogue with RFSU on new support and assessment for new support began prior to receipt of the regulatory letter for 2023. The assessment for new support has hence been based on a conceptualization of a five-year programme. Sida proposes to align to the regulatory letter for 2023 and only enter into a one-year agreement to support the first year of RFSU's program. Sida indicated an indicative amount to RFSU by the end of 2022 of SEK 297 million to support the planned five-year agreement period 2024-2028. Sida proposes that the indicative amount should apply as a basis for calculation for the one-year agreement period in 2024. The requested bilateral amount for Georgia is proposed to be maintained. Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning (RFSU) grundades 1933 i Sverige och är en ickevinstdrivande, ickestatlig civilsamhällesorganisation utan religiös, politisk eller facklig tillhörighet. Den vision som genomgående drivit organisationen är en värld där alla människor är fria att ta beslut över sina kroppar och sin sexualitet. RFSU understryker att de grupper och personer som är mest utsatta för diskriminering och från att få sina rättigheter uppfyllda måste prioriteras. RFSU har drivit en internationell verksamhet i mer än 50 år. Det är för den internationella verksamheten som RFSU söker bidrag från Sida. RFSU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om stöd till RFSUs civilsamhällesprogram för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) 2024-2028. Målet med insatsen är att stödja civilsamhällesorganisationer runtom i världen i deras arbete med att tillgängliggöra SRHR för alla. Detta görs genom partnerskap med organisationer och rörelser som arbetar för förverkligandet av SRHR, gemensamt påverkansarbete för att motverka ett krympande utrymme för SRHR, påverkansarbete för lagar som skyddar SRHR, följa upp att regeringar levererar på åtaganden för SRHR och säkra att sexualkunskap ökar både i skolor och digitalt. Ansökan inkluderar också en bilaga för specifikt bilateralt stöd till Georgien där medel delegeras till CSO-strategin. Regeringens regleringsbrev till Sida för budgetåret 2023 innehåller skrivningar om att nya avtal på anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället i möjligaste mån ska undvikas, samt att nya avtal som sträcker sig längre än till 2025 likaså ska undvikas. Regleringsbrevet innehåller också en minskning med ca 10 % av budgeten för anslagsposten för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för 2023. Dialog om nytt stöd och beredning inleddes före regleringsbrevet och beredning har baserades på ansökan om stöd om fem år. Sida föreslår att i enlighet med regleringsbrevet 2023 endast ingå ett ettårigt avtal om stöd för första året av RFSUs program. Sida angav ett indikativt belopp till RFSU i slutet på 2022 om 297 mnkr som stöd för kommande fem-års avtalsperiod. Sida föreslår att det indikativa beloppet ska gälla som beräkningsgrund också för det ettåriga avtalet. Det ansökta bilaterala beloppet för Georgien föreslås bibehållas. Effektmål: 1. Politiska, juridiska och finansiella policybeslut i Sverige och globalt främjar SRHR och hållbar utveckling för alla, oavsett makt och resurser 2. Normer och attityder i Sverige och globalt ger ökad möjlighet för alla att njuta av, och bestämma över, sin kropp och sin sexualitet 3. Människor i Sverige och globalt, oavsett makt och resurser, a) har ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård b) har ökade möjligheter att organisera sig och påverka SRHR c) har ökad kunskap om sin kropp och sin sexualitet Inriktningsmål (prioriteringsmål): 1. Agenda 2030 implementeras i sin helhet, där SRHR perspektivet synliggörs, i Sverige och globalt. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer lokalt, nationellt och globalt främjar SRHR och ett ökat demokratisk utrymme att verka. 2. Normer om kropp, sexualitet och relationer skapar en förbättrad och jämställd grund för lust, njutning och ömsesidighet samt karakteriseras av frånvaro av rasism och andra maktstrukturer. 3. Människor, oavsett makt och resurser, har tillgång till laglig och säker abort och frånvaro av stigma kopplat till abort. 4. Människor, oavsett ålder och resurser har tillgång till, och kunskap om, preventivmedel efter behov. 5. Ökad tillgång till kvalitativ och jämställd sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård för alla människor, oavsett makt och resurser, med fokus på människor som utsätts för rasism. 6. Människor har ökade möjligheter att leva, forma relationer och starta en familj enligt önskemål, utan att hindras av diskriminerande lagar om genus, sexuell orientering, genusidentitet och andra maktstrukturer. 7. Kvinnors, barns och hetero-, bi-, trans- queer- intersex (HBTQI)människors SRHR begränsas inte av genusvåld eller skadlig praxis som hedersvåld och förtryck 8. Alla barn och ungdomar, oavsett livssituationer, har jämlik tillgång till sexualundervisning samt kunskap om sexualitet, kropp och relationer. Delmål 1. Finansiering till progressive civilsamhällesaktörer och röster som bidrar till en värld där alla är fria att ta beslut om sin kropp och sin sexualitet. 2. Prioriterad flexibilitet och anpassbarhet till partnerorganisationers behov, samt främjandet av starka och tillitsbaserade samarbetsförhållanden med lokala partners. 3. Ökad kunskap om SRHR och förståelse för hur SRHR avanceras bland civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser. 4. Ökat samarbete mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och sociala rörelser som arbetar med SRHR. 5. Ökade juridiska, politiska och finansiella åtaganden för SRHR på global, Europeiska unionens nivå och nationell nivå. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 42956915 -585 0 -1902754.0000000005 0 39355000 0 3602500 0 0 3866122.3500000001 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1288707.45 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3866122.3500000001 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4295691.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1933061.175 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4510476.0750000002 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3436553.2000000002 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 14175781.9499999993 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3866122.3500000001 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1718276.6000000001 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1180650 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4132275 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 12987150 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3541950 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3541950 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3541950 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3148400 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1574200 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1770975 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3935500 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -52.65 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -193.05 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -61.425 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -52.65 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -23.4 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -17.55 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -58.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -26.325 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -52.65 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -46.8 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 108075 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1188825 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 378262.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 324225 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 324225 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 324225 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 162112.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 144100 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 288200 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 360250 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16636 Sweden Support to Ukrainian public service media 2024-2027 Stöd till ukrainsk public service media 2024-2027 Overall development objective: Strengthening freedom of speech and media pluralism during the war and post-war recovery with reinforced public service media as a tool. Project objective: Reinforced, reliable, and trustworthy public service media that contributes to the Ukrainian news ecosystem by strenghtening regional communities, especially in remote areas. Outcomes: - Suspilne has improved capacity to remain a reliable and trustworthy public service provider in the media landscape through increased interaction with regional target audiences; - Maintenance of the digital transformation and further development of the digital ecosystem for a larger public outreach; - Enhanced effectiveness of Suspilne regional network through bringing of central office and branches to a single nationwide management system and corporate culture. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Main results achieved and reported and achieved in 2025: - In 2025, Suspilne had the largest expansion of hyperlocal correspondents network with 12 new regions being covered with Swedish support. As a result of the third wave, as of 31.12.2025, 46 new hyperlocal correspondents were recruited and employed across the 15 regions. All hyperlocal correspondents received production and recording equipment procured within the grant. - Renovations of regional hubs has been one of the largest parts of Suspilne's project in 2025. In 2025, Suspilne completed renovations in Khmelnytskyi. The project encompassed a complete fit-out of all working areas, installation of access control and video surveillance systems, and procurement of furniture and equipment. Renovation of Khmelnytskyi was in accordance with Suspilne Style Guide approved in 2025. PO from Sida took part in opening of a newly renovated office in Khmelnytskyi which Suspilne's top management also attended. In 2025, Suspilne also renovated premises in Ivano-Frankivsk and Vinnytsia allowing both teams to relocate to new, larger premises and improving their working conditions and expanding production capacity. In 2025 the project renovated shelving system for Mediatheka Archive in Lviv. Works include acoustic treatment with fibreboard panels, installation of carpet - solutions designed specifically for media production. This infrastructure upgrade ensures that the 3,700 archive items can now be stored safely. - Digital transformation: In 2025, Suspilne began implementing its Digital Concept 2024-2028. A tangible outcome of this implementation is that all of Suspilne's regional newsrooms launched on TikTok and WhatsApp during the year. Suspilne's news platform suspilne.media was successfully migrated to Amazon Web Services. - Suspilne also continued ERP and cultural transformations. Throughout 2025, technical preparation for the ERP implementation continued. The technical specification was finalised, and the process of concluding a direct contract with the implementation partner was initiated. - MediaTrack audience research study confirmed that 73% of Ukrainians are aware of Suspilne and suspilne.media ranks 4th among all Ukrainian news websites by weekly reach. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16636-16636A0101 Sweden Support to Ukrainian public service media 2024-2027 Stöd till ukrainsk public service media 2024-2027 Overall development objective: Strengthening freedom of speech and media pluralism during the war and post-war recovery with reinforced public service media as a tool. Project objective: Reinforced, reliable, and trustworthy public service media that contributes to the Ukrainian news ecosystem by strenghtening regional communities, especially in remote areas. Outcomes: - Suspilne has improved capacity to remain a reliable and trustworthy public service provider in the media landscape through increased interaction with regional target audiences; - Maintenance of the digital transformation and further development of the digital ecosystem for a larger public outreach; - Enhanced effectiveness of Suspilne regional network through bringing of central office and branches to a single nationwide management system and corporate culture. Sweden National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 12700000 6000000 11700000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6700000 0 0 0 0 6000000 2700000 5000000 0 0 30400000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 10000000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 161000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine -161000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 2700000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 6000000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 5000000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16636-16636A0201 Sweden Support to Ukrainian public service media 2024-2027 Stöd till ukrainsk public service media 2024-2027 Overall development objective: Strengthening freedom of speech and media pluralism during the war and post-war recovery with reinforced public service media as a tool. Project objective: Reinforced, reliable, and trustworthy public service media that contributes to the Ukrainian news ecosystem by strenghtening regional communities, especially in remote areas. Outcomes: - Suspilne has improved capacity to remain a reliable and trustworthy public service provider in the media landscape through increased interaction with regional target audiences; - Maintenance of the digital transformation and further development of the digital ecosystem for a larger public outreach; - Enhanced effectiveness of Suspilne regional network through bringing of central office and branches to a single nationwide management system and corporate culture. Sweden Sveriges Radio AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sveriges Radio AB 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 5500000 7600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5500000 0 0 0 4500000 7600000 0 0 17600000 Sveriges Radio AB 4500000 Sveriges Radio AB 5500000 Sveriges Radio AB 7600000 Sveriges Radio AB Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16636-16636A0301 Sweden Support to Ukrainian public service media 2024-2027 Stöd till ukrainsk public service media 2024-2027 Overall development objective: Strengthening freedom of speech and media pluralism during the war and post-war recovery with reinforced public service media as a tool. Project objective: Reinforced, reliable, and trustworthy public service media that contributes to the Ukrainian news ecosystem by strenghtening regional communities, especially in remote areas. Outcomes: - Suspilne has improved capacity to remain a reliable and trustworthy public service provider in the media landscape through increased interaction with regional target audiences; - Maintenance of the digital transformation and further development of the digital ecosystem for a larger public outreach; - Enhanced effectiveness of Suspilne regional network through bringing of central office and branches to a single nationwide management system and corporate culture. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 161000 0 161000 161000 Ernst & Young 161000 Ernst & Young Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16699 Sweden The proposed contribution concerns a guarantee to the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), to cover loans issued under the Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). The loans are to be used for small and medium-sized enterprises to increase women's access to capital and promote women's economic empowerment and transition into sustainable livelihoods. Around 30% of the loans are also expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development through lending in relevant sectors. Countries covered by the proposed guarantee are Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Kenya. Den föreslagna insatsen gäller en garanti till Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), för att täcka lån som ges ut under en obligation, Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). Lånen ska användas till små- och medelstora företag för att öka kvinnors tillgång till kapital och främja kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Omkring 30% av lånen förväntas också bidra till klimat- och/eller miljömässigt hållbar utveckling genom utlåning inom relevanta sektorer. Länder som berörs av insatsen är Kambodja, Indonesien, Indien, Vietnam och Kenya. The societal and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are not impacting everyone equally. In fact, the most vulnerable are also the hardest hit and pre-pandemic existing social and economic inequalities have now been exacerbated. The WLB6 aims to improve the economic empowerment of women (WEE) who face gender based discrimination that increases their likelihood of remaining low income or trapped in cycles of poverty. The guarantee will provide critical de-risking required to attract capital from bondholders that will then be deployed to a portfolio of women focused enterprises. Further, with approximately 30% of the WLB6 proceeds expected to be allocated to entities operating at the nexus of gender equality ("orange") and climate action ("green"), the contribution also aims to empower women as part of the solution to climate related challenges. IIX is targeting an issuance size of ~US$100m that will compromise a multi-country and multi-sector portfolio of companies that will collectively empower women and girls to build economic resilience and advance climate action. The rationale behind the WLB Series is to help marginalized women borrowers to access capital, finance and assets, thereby improving livelihoods and increasing their financial resilience. The leverage of funding is expected to help women to reduce their carbon footprint and facilitate a just transition and to transform the financial system so that women, the environment, and under-served communities are given a value and a voice in the global market. IIX has specified the outcomes as follows: Primary outcomes - Impacts on direct women clients: 1. Improved income generation ability (USD 200 000 000 250 000 000) 2. Improved financial resilience increased savings and income coverage (USD 2 900 000 3 000 000) 3. Improved productivity (water and sanitation) (USD 65 000 000 70 000 000) 4. Increased ownership of assets (USD 40 000 00041 000 000) 5. Improved climate action (USD 14 000 000 15 000 000) Secondary outcomes: Impact on the family, the community, the state, and the planet: 1. Enhanced multi generational impact 2. Strengthened women, peace, and security agenda 3. Improved community and planetary resilience to environmental shocks and stresses Tertiary outcomes: Impact on the Gender Lens Investing Movement and the Sustainable Finance Ecosystem: 1. Advancing the gender lens investment movement in line with the orange bond initiative a) Gender Positive Capital Allocation b) Gender lens capacity and diversity in leadership c) Transparency in investment process and reporting 2. Catalyzing the sustainable finance ecosystem (actors of common mission of building gender equal, climate resilient and sustainable financial markets) Expected Outputs (Gender disaggregated matrix): 1. 170 000 women entrepreneurs receiving loans 2. 105 000 women clients availing of micro savings and micro insurance products 3. 20 00021 000 women clients receiving water and sanitation linked loans 4. 6 000 6500 women clients availing of affordable housing loans 5. 3000 3500 women benefiting from clean energy solutions Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Asia, regional Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services During 2025, the WLB6 portfolio-level impact performance remained within the expected range (/- 10% variance) for the number of women impacted and the Social Return on Investment (SROI: dollar value of social impact experienced by women impacted by WLB6 per dollar invested. It is a composite calculation of actual SROI from January 2024 to December 2025 and projected SROI til December 2027 (end of the bond tenor)): -165,106 women impacted against the target range of 152,600 -186,600. - SROI $3.81 against the target of $4.24 In terms of results from the proceeds connected to different SDG targets, the following is noted: ~163,376 women from lowincome communities were equipped to combat poverty through financial inclusion (SDG1) ~30,782 women smallholder farmers were supported with agricultural loans to maintain and improve their yields, and combat growing pressures due to environmental pressures (SDG 2) ~14,370 women and girls experienced improved health outcomes including reduced risk of exposure to waterborne communicable diseases (SDG 3) ~140,125 young women and girls benefited from financial support to stay longer in school (SDG 4) ~165,106 women were empowered to sustain their livelihoods and better combat genderbased discrimination, advancing women empowerment through financial inclusion (SDG 5) ~14,070 women benefited from improved access to clean water and sanitation facilities, saving ~2 hours per day and improving their productivity (SDG 6) ~5 women owned and/or women ed SMEs were provided access to clean and reliable energy sources (SDG 7) ~142,376 women were able to establish and maintain stable sources of income, including micro-entrepreneurs who were provided with affordable credit to sustain their businesses and women smallholder farmers involved in agri-value chains (SDG 8) US$100 million mobilized from developed countries towards emerging markets as official development assistance and foreign direct investment (SDG 10) ~530 women benefited from improved mobility and safety outcomes through access to affordable housing loans, leading to improved security and shelter outcomes (SDG 11) ~26,179 women empowered to build environmental resilience through access to clean energy (mitigation) and access to water or sustainable agricultural inputs (adaptation) (SDG 13) WLB6 coalesced a range of public and private sector partners: 2 placement agents, 6 law firms, and 1 guarantee partner (SDG 17) Ahead of the Partner Meeting organized by the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok on May 1819 2026, IIX submitted a note summarizing some key impact results generated from the partnership with Sida. This partnership then includes all three guarantee contribution (to WLB5, WLB6 and WLB7). While kept on a very overarching level, it gives a flavor of what type of impact the guarantees are contributing to: "Partnership with Sida: Institutional Change and Capacity Strengthening Sidas partnership, alongside Global Affairs Canada, UNESCAP, and UNCDF, helped demonstrate that blended finance structures can mobilize institutional capital towards underserved women and enterprises in emerging markets. Through the WLB Series, Sidas support contributed to validating and scaling gender lens investing across multiple bond issuances and geographies, while supporting the broader growth of the Orange Movement, which has mobilized over US$1.5 billion globally. At the borrower level, the WLB Series strengthened ESG and governance practices through impact covenants and the IIX Values framework, which assesses portfolio companies against IRIS, GRI, IFC Performance Standards and the UN SDGs. Several borrowers subsequently formalized environmental and sustainability policies, strengthened board-level ESG oversight, and introduced antibribery and labour monitoring mechanisms. The partnership also strengthened transparency and accountability through semiannual impact reporting, independent secondparty verification, direct engagement with end borrowers through multilingual surveys and impact verification processes. All WLB issuances are independently assessed for compliance with both the Orange Bond Principles and ICMA Sustainability Bond Guidelines, strengthening credibility and consistency across the bond lifecycle. This reporting and verification infrastructure has contributed to stronger standards for impact measurement within gender lens investing and blended finance markets." No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16699-16699A0201 Sweden The proposed contribution concerns a guarantee to the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), to cover loans issued under the Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). The loans are to be used for small and medium-sized enterprises to increase women's access to capital and promote women's economic empowerment and transition into sustainable livelihoods. Around 30% of the loans are also expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development through lending in relevant sectors. Countries covered by the proposed guarantee are Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Kenya. Den föreslagna insatsen gäller en garanti till Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), för att täcka lån som ges ut under en obligation, Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). Lånen ska användas till små- och medelstora företag för att öka kvinnors tillgång till kapital och främja kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Omkring 30% av lånen förväntas också bidra till klimat- och/eller miljömässigt hållbar utveckling genom utlåning inom relevanta sektorer. Länder som berörs av insatsen är Kambodja, Indonesien, Indien, Vietnam och Kenya. The societal and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are not impacting everyone equally. In fact, the most vulnerable are also the hardest hit and pre-pandemic existing social and economic inequalities have now been exacerbated. The WLB6 aims to improve the economic empowerment of women (WEE) who face gender based discrimination that increases their likelihood of remaining low income or trapped in cycles of poverty. The guarantee will provide critical de-risking required to attract capital from bondholders that will then be deployed to a portfolio of women focused enterprises. Further, with approximately 30% of the WLB6 proceeds expected to be allocated to entities operating at the nexus of gender equality ("orange") and climate action ("green"), the contribution also aims to empower women as part of the solution to climate related challenges. IIX is targeting an issuance size of ~US$100m that will compromise a multi-country and multi-sector portfolio of companies that will collectively empower women and girls to build economic resilience and advance climate action. The rationale behind the WLB Series is to help marginalized women borrowers to access capital, finance and assets, thereby improving livelihoods and increasing their financial resilience. The leverage of funding is expected to help women to reduce their carbon footprint and facilitate a just transition and to transform the financial system so that women, the environment, and under-served communities are given a value and a voice in the global market. IIX has specified the outcomes as follows: Primary outcomes - Impacts on direct women clients: 1. Improved income generation ability (USD 200 000 000 250 000 000) 2. Improved financial resilience increased savings and income coverage (USD 2 900 000 3 000 000) 3. Improved productivity (water and sanitation) (USD 65 000 000 70 000 000) 4. Increased ownership of assets (USD 40 000 00041 000 000) 5. Improved climate action (USD 14 000 000 15 000 000) Secondary outcomes: Impact on the family, the community, the state, and the planet: 1. Enhanced multi generational impact 2. Strengthened women, peace, and security agenda 3. Improved community and planetary resilience to environmental shocks and stresses Tertiary outcomes: Impact on the Gender Lens Investing Movement and the Sustainable Finance Ecosystem: 1. Advancing the gender lens investment movement in line with the orange bond initiative a) Gender Positive Capital Allocation b) Gender lens capacity and diversity in leadership c) Transparency in investment process and reporting 2. Catalyzing the sustainable finance ecosystem (actors of common mission of building gender equal, climate resilient and sustainable financial markets) Expected Outputs (Gender disaggregated matrix): 1. 170 000 women entrepreneurs receiving loans 2. 105 000 women clients availing of micro savings and micro insurance products 3. 20 00021 000 women clients receiving water and sanitation linked loans 4. 6 000 6500 women clients availing of affordable housing loans 5. 3000 3500 women benefiting from clean energy solutions Sweden Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut. 13.a - Implement the commitment undertaken by developed-country parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to a goal of mobilizing jointly $100 billion annually by 2020 from all sources to address the needs of developing countries in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation and fully operationalize the Green Climate Fund through its capitalization as soon as possible. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4143404 10310962 0 4143404 10310962 0 0 0 14454366 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 4143404 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 10310962 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16699-16699A0202 Sweden The proposed contribution concerns a guarantee to the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), to cover loans issued under the Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). The loans are to be used for small and medium-sized enterprises to increase women's access to capital and promote women's economic empowerment and transition into sustainable livelihoods. Around 30% of the loans are also expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development through lending in relevant sectors. Countries covered by the proposed guarantee are Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Kenya. Den föreslagna insatsen gäller en garanti till Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), för att täcka lån som ges ut under en obligation, Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). Lånen ska användas till små- och medelstora företag för att öka kvinnors tillgång till kapital och främja kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Omkring 30% av lånen förväntas också bidra till klimat- och/eller miljömässigt hållbar utveckling genom utlåning inom relevanta sektorer. Länder som berörs av insatsen är Kambodja, Indonesien, Indien, Vietnam och Kenya. The societal and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are not impacting everyone equally. In fact, the most vulnerable are also the hardest hit and pre-pandemic existing social and economic inequalities have now been exacerbated. The WLB6 aims to improve the economic empowerment of women (WEE) who face gender based discrimination that increases their likelihood of remaining low income or trapped in cycles of poverty. The guarantee will provide critical de-risking required to attract capital from bondholders that will then be deployed to a portfolio of women focused enterprises. Further, with approximately 30% of the WLB6 proceeds expected to be allocated to entities operating at the nexus of gender equality ("orange") and climate action ("green"), the contribution also aims to empower women as part of the solution to climate related challenges. IIX is targeting an issuance size of ~US$100m that will compromise a multi-country and multi-sector portfolio of companies that will collectively empower women and girls to build economic resilience and advance climate action. The rationale behind the WLB Series is to help marginalized women borrowers to access capital, finance and assets, thereby improving livelihoods and increasing their financial resilience. The leverage of funding is expected to help women to reduce their carbon footprint and facilitate a just transition and to transform the financial system so that women, the environment, and under-served communities are given a value and a voice in the global market. IIX has specified the outcomes as follows: Primary outcomes - Impacts on direct women clients: 1. Improved income generation ability (USD 200 000 000 250 000 000) 2. Improved financial resilience increased savings and income coverage (USD 2 900 000 3 000 000) 3. Improved productivity (water and sanitation) (USD 65 000 000 70 000 000) 4. Increased ownership of assets (USD 40 000 00041 000 000) 5. Improved climate action (USD 14 000 000 15 000 000) Secondary outcomes: Impact on the family, the community, the state, and the planet: 1. Enhanced multi generational impact 2. Strengthened women, peace, and security agenda 3. Improved community and planetary resilience to environmental shocks and stresses Tertiary outcomes: Impact on the Gender Lens Investing Movement and the Sustainable Finance Ecosystem: 1. Advancing the gender lens investment movement in line with the orange bond initiative a) Gender Positive Capital Allocation b) Gender lens capacity and diversity in leadership c) Transparency in investment process and reporting 2. Catalyzing the sustainable finance ecosystem (actors of common mission of building gender equal, climate resilient and sustainable financial markets) Expected Outputs (Gender disaggregated matrix): 1. 170 000 women entrepreneurs receiving loans 2. 105 000 women clients availing of micro savings and micro insurance products 3. 20 00021 000 women clients receiving water and sanitation linked loans 4. 6 000 6500 women clients availing of affordable housing loans 5. 3000 3500 women benefiting from clean energy solutions Sweden Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 460378 1145662 1145662 0 460378 1606040 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 460378 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 1145662 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive employment with decent working conditions, as well as for free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, samt för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16699-16699A0301 Sweden The proposed contribution concerns a guarantee to the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), to cover loans issued under the Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). The loans are to be used for small and medium-sized enterprises to increase women's access to capital and promote women's economic empowerment and transition into sustainable livelihoods. Around 30% of the loans are also expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development through lending in relevant sectors. Countries covered by the proposed guarantee are Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Kenya. Den föreslagna insatsen gäller en garanti till Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), för att täcka lån som ges ut under en obligation, Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). Lånen ska användas till små- och medelstora företag för att öka kvinnors tillgång till kapital och främja kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Omkring 30% av lånen förväntas också bidra till klimat- och/eller miljömässigt hållbar utveckling genom utlåning inom relevanta sektorer. Länder som berörs av insatsen är Kambodja, Indonesien, Indien, Vietnam och Kenya. The societal and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are not impacting everyone equally. In fact, the most vulnerable are also the hardest hit and pre-pandemic existing social and economic inequalities have now been exacerbated. The WLB6 aims to improve the economic empowerment of women (WEE) who face gender based discrimination that increases their likelihood of remaining low income or trapped in cycles of poverty. The guarantee will provide critical de-risking required to attract capital from bondholders that will then be deployed to a portfolio of women focused enterprises. Further, with approximately 30% of the WLB6 proceeds expected to be allocated to entities operating at the nexus of gender equality ("orange") and climate action ("green"), the contribution also aims to empower women as part of the solution to climate related challenges. IIX is targeting an issuance size of ~US$100m that will compromise a multi-country and multi-sector portfolio of companies that will collectively empower women and girls to build economic resilience and advance climate action. The rationale behind the WLB Series is to help marginalized women borrowers to access capital, finance and assets, thereby improving livelihoods and increasing their financial resilience. The leverage of funding is expected to help women to reduce their carbon footprint and facilitate a just transition and to transform the financial system so that women, the environment, and under-served communities are given a value and a voice in the global market. IIX has specified the outcomes as follows: Primary outcomes - Impacts on direct women clients: 1. Improved income generation ability (USD 200 000 000 250 000 000) 2. Improved financial resilience increased savings and income coverage (USD 2 900 000 3 000 000) 3. Improved productivity (water and sanitation) (USD 65 000 000 70 000 000) 4. Increased ownership of assets (USD 40 000 00041 000 000) 5. Improved climate action (USD 14 000 000 15 000 000) Secondary outcomes: Impact on the family, the community, the state, and the planet: 1. Enhanced multi generational impact 2. Strengthened women, peace, and security agenda 3. Improved community and planetary resilience to environmental shocks and stresses Tertiary outcomes: Impact on the Gender Lens Investing Movement and the Sustainable Finance Ecosystem: 1. Advancing the gender lens investment movement in line with the orange bond initiative a) Gender Positive Capital Allocation b) Gender lens capacity and diversity in leadership c) Transparency in investment process and reporting 2. Catalyzing the sustainable finance ecosystem (actors of common mission of building gender equal, climate resilient and sustainable financial markets) Expected Outputs (Gender disaggregated matrix): 1. 170 000 women entrepreneurs receiving loans 2. 105 000 women clients availing of micro savings and micro insurance products 3. 20 00021 000 women clients receiving water and sanitation linked loans 4. 6 000 6500 women clients availing of affordable housing loans 5. 3000 3500 women benefiting from clean energy solutions Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.a - Implement the commitment undertaken by developed-country parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to a goal of mobilizing jointly $100 billion annually by 2020 from all sources to address the needs of developing countries in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation and fully operationalize the Green Climate Fund through its capitalization as soon as possible. 13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1992000 1992000 0 0 0 1992000 NIRAS Sweden AB SE-0-SE-6-16782 Sweden Bankwatch is a legal, non-profit environmental association with projects based in Central and Eastern Europe as well as the Western Balkan region. The association collaborate with member groups consisting of multiple civil society organisations with the main objective being to monitor infrastructure projects financed by IFI´s e.g. EIB, EBRD, ADB and prevent negative consequences for environmental and social structures that might arise as a result of these projects. Moreover, Bankwatch aims to encourage an increased public engagement concerning climate and environmental related issues as well as to promote the use of renewable energy. The association has therefore developed a helpdesk with the main task being to support CSO´s with issues related to the above-mentioned areas. Bankwatch works to achieve the two following objectives with support from SIDA, through their projects in the Eastern Partnership Countries and Ukraine: 1. Prevent harmful measures in the energy sector from receiving financial and political support. 2. Empower citizens to claim their rights when it comes to infrastructure development. Bankwatch är en icke-vinstdrivande sammanslutning av ett flertal miljöinriktade civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det främsta fokuset är att övervaka investeringar från Internationella Finansiella Institutioner (IFI´s) e.g. EBRD, ADB, EIB, för att motverka att dessa investeringar, utförda inom ramen för ett internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, medför negativa konsekvenser för miljö och sociala strukturer i samhällena. Bankwatch arbetar för att främja engagemanget rörande frågor kopplade till miljö och klimat bland allmänheten samt användandet av förnybar energi. Organisationen har utvecklat en helpdesk som agerar stöd för CSO´s som verkar i regionerna. Genom ett Sida-finansierat stöd arbetar Bankwatch för att uppnå följande mål i de Östra Partnerskapsländerna och Ukraina: 1. Motverka finansiellt och politiskt stöd till skadliga åtgärder inom energisektorn. 2. Stärka och utbilda medborgare att göra anspråk på sina rättigheter rörande beslut för utveckling av infrastruktur. The contribution has the overall goal to support green transformation in the region. Goal 1: Prevent harmful measures in the energy sector from receiving financial and political support. The energy sector (electricity and heat) has been identified as the biggest source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions not only worldwide but also in the Eastern Partnership countries. To accelerate the energy transformation and prevent the most serious impacts of the climate emergency, the energy sector needs to be decarbonized. Not only are the regions still heavily dependent on fossil fuels, but they lack alternatives and, crucially, political will to raise the level of ambition for seeking sustainable solutions. Therefore, Bankwatch will focus on halting the further use of fossil fuels in the energy sector through the following measures: preventing new coal power plants; closing or pushing existing facilities to comply with environmental standards; supporting decarbonisation of district heating systems; blocking coal-to-gas conversions; and lobbying for the implementation of just transition principles across the region. Target groups: IFI's (EBRD, EIB, ADB, AIIB), European Commission, the Energy Community Secretariat. Goal 2: Empower citizens to claim their rights. Each year, the IFI's lend billions of euros to improve the living conditions of millions of people around the world. In countries where the rule of law is limited due to autocracy or corruption, IFIs often serve as the primary safeguard of democratic principles. IFIs are bound by the legislation and commitments of its shareholders, which are then translated into internal IFI policies. Although these policies are far from perfect, often not enforced, and hard for the IFIs to monitor, they remain valuable entry points for the public to participate in decisions that can potentially improve their lives. All too often, however, the projects that are intended to promote and develop healthy, sustainable living have the opposite effect, destroying livelihoods and lives, and causing irreversible damage to biodiversity and cultural heritage, loss of local livelihoods, further discrimination of already vulnerable groups and marginalisation of affected people in decision-making. These projects can include the construction of large hydro dams, transport corridors, regional infrastructure such as fossil gas pipelines and highways, the extraction of gold and critical raw materials, and solid waste management facilities. To support citizens in their efforts to positively steer the direction of these investments, actively engage in political decision-making, and harness the potential of IFIs to uphold democratic principles to the fullest, Bankwatch commits to improving access to information and enhancing public participation, lobbying IFIs to improve their internal mechanisms and policies, and building the capacity of civil society and affected communities to reclaim their rights. Target groups: IFI's, communities, local activists, The European Commission as well as the Energy Community Secretariat. Goal 3: Contribute to the Green post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. Ukraines funding for the years 2022 and 2023 has been characterised by limited disclosure of information and restricted opportunities for participation by various groups, such as CSOs, local communities and hromadas, at both international and national levels. This situation persists despite significant financial support, with the World Bank providing EUR 17.8 billion in aid. As things stand, different types of platforms and legislative proposal fail to provide a sustainable economic development framework, democratic reforms, but also social and environmental safeguards, as required under the European Green Deal. The success of these initiatives depends on establishing common principles, maintaining standards of transparency and accountability, and ensuring that civil society participates in all levels of decision-making. Bankwatch is therefore committed to make Ukraine a leader in green energy, sustainable agriculture and renewables-based environmental, social and transport infrastructure, and to rebuild cities and villages for the needs of ordinary people so that no-one is left behind. In addition, it is aimed to intensify the advocacy and information campaigns to the Ukrainian government and national decision-makers, by highlighting the importance of incorporating workable and sustainable environmental components into the reconstruction efforts. It is crucial that CSOs play a major role in designing Ukraines reconstruction and its related financial frameworks. Ukrainian CSOs have the best knowledge of what Ukraine needs for sustainable development in line with EU aspirations. Coupling technical expertise with local knowledge is key to achieving optimal results. To this end, Bankwatch, together with various Ukrainian and international groups, has established Rebuild Ukraine Green, a civil society platform dedicated to the sustainable and resilient recovery of Ukraine. By supporting Ukraines post-war reconstruction efforts under the auspices of the European Green Deal, it is expected to increase the chances of Ukraine becoming a strong and sustainable country driven by a zero-carbon economy and guided by democratic principles. Together with its member and partner groups, Bankwatch works to ensure that the EU and major financial institutions (mentioned below), support renewable energy sources and energy decentralisation. Target groups: Ukrainian CSO´s and local authorities, IFI´s (WB, EBRD and EIB). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Ukraine Europe, regional Central Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management Democratic participation and civil society General Environment Protection Government & Civil Society-general A summary of the main results during the year are: •Key analysis of the Single Project Pipeline (SPP) was used by the EU officials and at Rebuild Ukraine. •Bankwatch and local partners built local authorities capacity to create compliant, strategic investment portfolios. •Joint NGO advocacy (18 NGOs) resulted in the EC acknowledging transparency and 'do no significant harm principle weaknesses in the Facility and adjusting communication channels. •Bankwatch coordinated UkraineEU NGO working group and influenced the Enlargement Report and MFF (multi annual financial framework) discussions; pushed for inclusion of coal regions into future EU financial instruments. •Exposed weak transparency and oversight in IFI-financed district heating, waste, wind, and transport projects; influenced management actions through the IFCs CAO on Good Valley livestock cases, validating community concerns. •Supported sub-grantees on EIA/SEA reforms; one law rejected, one law fully incorporating NGO comments; helped develop the Project Navigator tool to support small municipalities in project selection. •Assessment of Yerevans Master Plan exposed major gaps in air quality, transport, and waste planning, generating broad public dialogue. • The Bern Convention requested a new EIA for the Amulsar mine following Bankwatch-supported complaint. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16782-16782A0101 Sweden Bankwatch is a legal, non-profit environmental association with projects based in Central and Eastern Europe as well as the Western Balkan region. The association collaborate with member groups consisting of multiple civil society organisations with the main objective being to monitor infrastructure projects financed by IFI´s e.g. EIB, EBRD, ADB and prevent negative consequences for environmental and social structures that might arise as a result of these projects. Moreover, Bankwatch aims to encourage an increased public engagement concerning climate and environmental related issues as well as to promote the use of renewable energy. The association has therefore developed a helpdesk with the main task being to support CSO´s with issues related to the above-mentioned areas. Bankwatch works to achieve the two following objectives with support from SIDA, through their projects in the Eastern Partnership Countries and Ukraine: 1. Prevent harmful measures in the energy sector from receiving financial and political support. 2. Empower citizens to claim their rights when it comes to infrastructure development. Bankwatch är en icke-vinstdrivande sammanslutning av ett flertal miljöinriktade civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det främsta fokuset är att övervaka investeringar från Internationella Finansiella Institutioner (IFI´s) e.g. EBRD, ADB, EIB, för att motverka att dessa investeringar, utförda inom ramen för ett internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, medför negativa konsekvenser för miljö och sociala strukturer i samhällena. Bankwatch arbetar för att främja engagemanget rörande frågor kopplade till miljö och klimat bland allmänheten samt användandet av förnybar energi. Organisationen har utvecklat en helpdesk som agerar stöd för CSO´s som verkar i regionerna. Genom ett Sida-finansierat stöd arbetar Bankwatch för att uppnå följande mål i de Östra Partnerskapsländerna och Ukraina: 1. Motverka finansiellt och politiskt stöd till skadliga åtgärder inom energisektorn. 2. Stärka och utbilda medborgare att göra anspråk på sina rättigheter rörande beslut för utveckling av infrastruktur. The contribution has the overall goal to support green transformation in the region. Goal 1: Prevent harmful measures in the energy sector from receiving financial and political support. The energy sector (electricity and heat) has been identified as the biggest source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions not only worldwide but also in the Eastern Partnership countries. To accelerate the energy transformation and prevent the most serious impacts of the climate emergency, the energy sector needs to be decarbonized. Not only are the regions still heavily dependent on fossil fuels, but they lack alternatives and, crucially, political will to raise the level of ambition for seeking sustainable solutions. Therefore, Bankwatch will focus on halting the further use of fossil fuels in the energy sector through the following measures: preventing new coal power plants; closing or pushing existing facilities to comply with environmental standards; supporting decarbonisation of district heating systems; blocking coal-to-gas conversions; and lobbying for the implementation of just transition principles across the region. Target groups: IFI's (EBRD, EIB, ADB, AIIB), European Commission, the Energy Community Secretariat. Goal 2: Empower citizens to claim their rights. Each year, the IFI's lend billions of euros to improve the living conditions of millions of people around the world. In countries where the rule of law is limited due to autocracy or corruption, IFIs often serve as the primary safeguard of democratic principles. IFIs are bound by the legislation and commitments of its shareholders, which are then translated into internal IFI policies. Although these policies are far from perfect, often not enforced, and hard for the IFIs to monitor, they remain valuable entry points for the public to participate in decisions that can potentially improve their lives. All too often, however, the projects that are intended to promote and develop healthy, sustainable living have the opposite effect, destroying livelihoods and lives, and causing irreversible damage to biodiversity and cultural heritage, loss of local livelihoods, further discrimination of already vulnerable groups and marginalisation of affected people in decision-making. These projects can include the construction of large hydro dams, transport corridors, regional infrastructure such as fossil gas pipelines and highways, the extraction of gold and critical raw materials, and solid waste management facilities. To support citizens in their efforts to positively steer the direction of these investments, actively engage in political decision-making, and harness the potential of IFIs to uphold democratic principles to the fullest, Bankwatch commits to improving access to information and enhancing public participation, lobbying IFIs to improve their internal mechanisms and policies, and building the capacity of civil society and affected communities to reclaim their rights. Target groups: IFI's, communities, local activists, The European Commission as well as the Energy Community Secretariat. Goal 3: Contribute to the Green post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. Ukraines funding for the years 2022 and 2023 has been characterised by limited disclosure of information and restricted opportunities for participation by various groups, such as CSOs, local communities and hromadas, at both international and national levels. This situation persists despite significant financial support, with the World Bank providing EUR 17.8 billion in aid. As things stand, different types of platforms and legislative proposal fail to provide a sustainable economic development framework, democratic reforms, but also social and environmental safeguards, as required under the European Green Deal. The success of these initiatives depends on establishing common principles, maintaining standards of transparency and accountability, and ensuring that civil society participates in all levels of decision-making. Bankwatch is therefore committed to make Ukraine a leader in green energy, sustainable agriculture and renewables-based environmental, social and transport infrastructure, and to rebuild cities and villages for the needs of ordinary people so that no-one is left behind. In addition, it is aimed to intensify the advocacy and information campaigns to the Ukrainian government and national decision-makers, by highlighting the importance of incorporating workable and sustainable environmental components into the reconstruction efforts. It is crucial that CSOs play a major role in designing Ukraines reconstruction and its related financial frameworks. Ukrainian CSOs have the best knowledge of what Ukraine needs for sustainable development in line with EU aspirations. Coupling technical expertise with local knowledge is key to achieving optimal results. To this end, Bankwatch, together with various Ukrainian and international groups, has established Rebuild Ukraine Green, a civil society platform dedicated to the sustainable and resilient recovery of Ukraine. By supporting Ukraines post-war reconstruction efforts under the auspices of the European Green Deal, it is expected to increase the chances of Ukraine becoming a strong and sustainable country driven by a zero-carbon economy and guided by democratic principles. Together with its member and partner groups, Bankwatch works to ensure that the EU and major financial institutions (mentioned below), support renewable energy sources and energy decentralisation. Target groups: Ukrainian CSO´s and local authorities, IFI´s (WB, EBRD and EIB). 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Alla länder vidtar åtgärder i enlighet med sina respektive förutsättningar. 9.4 - By 2030, upgrade infrastructure and retrofit industries to make them sustainable, with increased resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes, with all countries taking action in accordance with their respective capabilities. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Reduced climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16782-16782A0102 Sweden Bankwatch is a legal, non-profit environmental association with projects based in Central and Eastern Europe as well as the Western Balkan region. The association collaborate with member groups consisting of multiple civil society organisations with the main objective being to monitor infrastructure projects financed by IFI´s e.g. EIB, EBRD, ADB and prevent negative consequences for environmental and social structures that might arise as a result of these projects. Moreover, Bankwatch aims to encourage an increased public engagement concerning climate and environmental related issues as well as to promote the use of renewable energy. The association has therefore developed a helpdesk with the main task being to support CSO´s with issues related to the above-mentioned areas. Bankwatch works to achieve the two following objectives with support from SIDA, through their projects in the Eastern Partnership Countries and Ukraine: 1. Prevent harmful measures in the energy sector from receiving financial and political support. 2. Empower citizens to claim their rights when it comes to infrastructure development. Bankwatch är en icke-vinstdrivande sammanslutning av ett flertal miljöinriktade civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det främsta fokuset är att övervaka investeringar från Internationella Finansiella Institutioner (IFI´s) e.g. EBRD, ADB, EIB, för att motverka att dessa investeringar, utförda inom ramen för ett internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, medför negativa konsekvenser för miljö och sociala strukturer i samhällena. Bankwatch arbetar för att främja engagemanget rörande frågor kopplade till miljö och klimat bland allmänheten samt användandet av förnybar energi. Organisationen har utvecklat en helpdesk som agerar stöd för CSO´s som verkar i regionerna. Genom ett Sida-finansierat stöd arbetar Bankwatch för att uppnå följande mål i de Östra Partnerskapsländerna och Ukraina: 1. Motverka finansiellt och politiskt stöd till skadliga åtgärder inom energisektorn. 2. Stärka och utbilda medborgare att göra anspråk på sina rättigheter rörande beslut för utveckling av infrastruktur. The contribution has the overall goal to support green transformation in the region. Goal 1: Prevent harmful measures in the energy sector from receiving financial and political support. The energy sector (electricity and heat) has been identified as the biggest source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions not only worldwide but also in the Eastern Partnership countries. To accelerate the energy transformation and prevent the most serious impacts of the climate emergency, the energy sector needs to be decarbonized. Not only are the regions still heavily dependent on fossil fuels, but they lack alternatives and, crucially, political will to raise the level of ambition for seeking sustainable solutions. Therefore, Bankwatch will focus on halting the further use of fossil fuels in the energy sector through the following measures: preventing new coal power plants; closing or pushing existing facilities to comply with environmental standards; supporting decarbonisation of district heating systems; blocking coal-to-gas conversions; and lobbying for the implementation of just transition principles across the region. Target groups: IFI's (EBRD, EIB, ADB, AIIB), European Commission, the Energy Community Secretariat. Goal 2: Empower citizens to claim their rights. Each year, the IFI's lend billions of euros to improve the living conditions of millions of people around the world. In countries where the rule of law is limited due to autocracy or corruption, IFIs often serve as the primary safeguard of democratic principles. IFIs are bound by the legislation and commitments of its shareholders, which are then translated into internal IFI policies. Although these policies are far from perfect, often not enforced, and hard for the IFIs to monitor, they remain valuable entry points for the public to participate in decisions that can potentially improve their lives. All too often, however, the projects that are intended to promote and develop healthy, sustainable living have the opposite effect, destroying livelihoods and lives, and causing irreversible damage to biodiversity and cultural heritage, loss of local livelihoods, further discrimination of already vulnerable groups and marginalisation of affected people in decision-making. These projects can include the construction of large hydro dams, transport corridors, regional infrastructure such as fossil gas pipelines and highways, the extraction of gold and critical raw materials, and solid waste management facilities. To support citizens in their efforts to positively steer the direction of these investments, actively engage in political decision-making, and harness the potential of IFIs to uphold democratic principles to the fullest, Bankwatch commits to improving access to information and enhancing public participation, lobbying IFIs to improve their internal mechanisms and policies, and building the capacity of civil society and affected communities to reclaim their rights. Target groups: IFI's, communities, local activists, The European Commission as well as the Energy Community Secretariat. Goal 3: Contribute to the Green post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. Ukraines funding for the years 2022 and 2023 has been characterised by limited disclosure of information and restricted opportunities for participation by various groups, such as CSOs, local communities and hromadas, at both international and national levels. This situation persists despite significant financial support, with the World Bank providing EUR 17.8 billion in aid. As things stand, different types of platforms and legislative proposal fail to provide a sustainable economic development framework, democratic reforms, but also social and environmental safeguards, as required under the European Green Deal. The success of these initiatives depends on establishing common principles, maintaining standards of transparency and accountability, and ensuring that civil society participates in all levels of decision-making. Bankwatch is therefore committed to make Ukraine a leader in green energy, sustainable agriculture and renewables-based environmental, social and transport infrastructure, and to rebuild cities and villages for the needs of ordinary people so that no-one is left behind. In addition, it is aimed to intensify the advocacy and information campaigns to the Ukrainian government and national decision-makers, by highlighting the importance of incorporating workable and sustainable environmental components into the reconstruction efforts. It is crucial that CSOs play a major role in designing Ukraines reconstruction and its related financial frameworks. Ukrainian CSOs have the best knowledge of what Ukraine needs for sustainable development in line with EU aspirations. Coupling technical expertise with local knowledge is key to achieving optimal results. To this end, Bankwatch, together with various Ukrainian and international groups, has established Rebuild Ukraine Green, a civil society platform dedicated to the sustainable and resilient recovery of Ukraine. By supporting Ukraines post-war reconstruction efforts under the auspices of the European Green Deal, it is expected to increase the chances of Ukraine becoming a strong and sustainable country driven by a zero-carbon economy and guided by democratic principles. Together with its member and partner groups, Bankwatch works to ensure that the EU and major financial institutions (mentioned below), support renewable energy sources and energy decentralisation. Target groups: Ukrainian CSO´s and local authorities, IFI´s (WB, EBRD and EIB). Sweden CEE Bankwatch Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CEE Bankwatch Network 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 9.4 - Till 2030 rusta upp infrastrukturen och anpassa industrin för att göra dessa hållbara, med effektivare resursanvändning och fler rena och miljövänliga tekniker och industriprocesser. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder i enlighet med sina respektive förutsättningar. 9.4 - By 2030, upgrade infrastructure and retrofit industries to make them sustainable, with increased resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes, with all countries taking action in accordance with their respective capabilities. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6100000 5700000 18905 6081095 0 0 1200000 0 5700000 2652392.2000000002 CEE Bankwatch Network 1324207.8 CEE Bankwatch Network 566400 CEE Bankwatch Network 3280400 CEE Bankwatch Network 1324207.8 CEE Bankwatch Network 2652392.2000000002 CEE Bankwatch Network 291892.56 CEE Bankwatch Network 682426.561995 CEE Bankwatch Network 1366902.453005 CEE Bankwatch Network 1690544.4099999999 CEE Bankwatch Network 1366902.453005 CEE Bankwatch Network 682426.561995 CEE Bankwatch Network 4249.446995 CEE Bankwatch Network 4249.446995 CEE Bankwatch Network 907.44 CEE Bankwatch Network 2121.538005 CEE Bankwatch Network 5255.59 CEE Bankwatch Network 2121.538005 CEE Bankwatch Network Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16782-16782A0103 Sweden Bankwatch is a legal, non-profit environmental association with projects based in Central and Eastern Europe as well as the Western Balkan region. The association collaborate with member groups consisting of multiple civil society organisations with the main objective being to monitor infrastructure projects financed by IFI´s e.g. EIB, EBRD, ADB and prevent negative consequences for environmental and social structures that might arise as a result of these projects. Moreover, Bankwatch aims to encourage an increased public engagement concerning climate and environmental related issues as well as to promote the use of renewable energy. The association has therefore developed a helpdesk with the main task being to support CSO´s with issues related to the above-mentioned areas. Bankwatch works to achieve the two following objectives with support from SIDA, through their projects in the Eastern Partnership Countries and Ukraine: 1. Prevent harmful measures in the energy sector from receiving financial and political support. 2. Empower citizens to claim their rights when it comes to infrastructure development. Bankwatch är en icke-vinstdrivande sammanslutning av ett flertal miljöinriktade civilsamhällesorganisationer. Det främsta fokuset är att övervaka investeringar från Internationella Finansiella Institutioner (IFI´s) e.g. EBRD, ADB, EIB, för att motverka att dessa investeringar, utförda inom ramen för ett internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, medför negativa konsekvenser för miljö och sociala strukturer i samhällena. Bankwatch arbetar för att främja engagemanget rörande frågor kopplade till miljö och klimat bland allmänheten samt användandet av förnybar energi. Organisationen har utvecklat en helpdesk som agerar stöd för CSO´s som verkar i regionerna. Genom ett Sida-finansierat stöd arbetar Bankwatch för att uppnå följande mål i de Östra Partnerskapsländerna och Ukraina: 1. Motverka finansiellt och politiskt stöd till skadliga åtgärder inom energisektorn. 2. Stärka och utbilda medborgare att göra anspråk på sina rättigheter rörande beslut för utveckling av infrastruktur. The contribution has the overall goal to support green transformation in the region. Goal 1: Prevent harmful measures in the energy sector from receiving financial and political support. The energy sector (electricity and heat) has been identified as the biggest source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions not only worldwide but also in the Eastern Partnership countries. To accelerate the energy transformation and prevent the most serious impacts of the climate emergency, the energy sector needs to be decarbonized. Not only are the regions still heavily dependent on fossil fuels, but they lack alternatives and, crucially, political will to raise the level of ambition for seeking sustainable solutions. Therefore, Bankwatch will focus on halting the further use of fossil fuels in the energy sector through the following measures: preventing new coal power plants; closing or pushing existing facilities to comply with environmental standards; supporting decarbonisation of district heating systems; blocking coal-to-gas conversions; and lobbying for the implementation of just transition principles across the region. Target groups: IFI's (EBRD, EIB, ADB, AIIB), European Commission, the Energy Community Secretariat. Goal 2: Empower citizens to claim their rights. Each year, the IFI's lend billions of euros to improve the living conditions of millions of people around the world. In countries where the rule of law is limited due to autocracy or corruption, IFIs often serve as the primary safeguard of democratic principles. IFIs are bound by the legislation and commitments of its shareholders, which are then translated into internal IFI policies. Although these policies are far from perfect, often not enforced, and hard for the IFIs to monitor, they remain valuable entry points for the public to participate in decisions that can potentially improve their lives. All too often, however, the projects that are intended to promote and develop healthy, sustainable living have the opposite effect, destroying livelihoods and lives, and causing irreversible damage to biodiversity and cultural heritage, loss of local livelihoods, further discrimination of already vulnerable groups and marginalisation of affected people in decision-making. These projects can include the construction of large hydro dams, transport corridors, regional infrastructure such as fossil gas pipelines and highways, the extraction of gold and critical raw materials, and solid waste management facilities. To support citizens in their efforts to positively steer the direction of these investments, actively engage in political decision-making, and harness the potential of IFIs to uphold democratic principles to the fullest, Bankwatch commits to improving access to information and enhancing public participation, lobbying IFIs to improve their internal mechanisms and policies, and building the capacity of civil society and affected communities to reclaim their rights. Target groups: IFI's, communities, local activists, The European Commission as well as the Energy Community Secretariat. Goal 3: Contribute to the Green post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. Ukraines funding for the years 2022 and 2023 has been characterised by limited disclosure of information and restricted opportunities for participation by various groups, such as CSOs, local communities and hromadas, at both international and national levels. This situation persists despite significant financial support, with the World Bank providing EUR 17.8 billion in aid. As things stand, different types of platforms and legislative proposal fail to provide a sustainable economic development framework, democratic reforms, but also social and environmental safeguards, as required under the European Green Deal. The success of these initiatives depends on establishing common principles, maintaining standards of transparency and accountability, and ensuring that civil society participates in all levels of decision-making. Bankwatch is therefore committed to make Ukraine a leader in green energy, sustainable agriculture and renewables-based environmental, social and transport infrastructure, and to rebuild cities and villages for the needs of ordinary people so that no-one is left behind. In addition, it is aimed to intensify the advocacy and information campaigns to the Ukrainian government and national decision-makers, by highlighting the importance of incorporating workable and sustainable environmental components into the reconstruction efforts. It is crucial that CSOs play a major role in designing Ukraines reconstruction and its related financial frameworks. Ukrainian CSOs have the best knowledge of what Ukraine needs for sustainable development in line with EU aspirations. Coupling technical expertise with local knowledge is key to achieving optimal results. To this end, Bankwatch, together with various Ukrainian and international groups, has established Rebuild Ukraine Green, a civil society platform dedicated to the sustainable and resilient recovery of Ukraine. By supporting Ukraines post-war reconstruction efforts under the auspices of the European Green Deal, it is expected to increase the chances of Ukraine becoming a strong and sustainable country driven by a zero-carbon economy and guided by democratic principles. Together with its member and partner groups, Bankwatch works to ensure that the EU and major financial institutions (mentioned below), support renewable energy sources and energy decentralisation. Target groups: Ukrainian CSO´s and local authorities, IFI´s (WB, EBRD and EIB). Sweden CEE Bankwatch Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CEE Bankwatch Network 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 9.4 - By 2030, upgrade infrastructure and retrofit industries to make them sustainable, with increased resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes, with all countries taking action in accordance with their respective capabilities. 9.4 - Till 2030 rusta upp infrastrukturen och anpassa industrin för att göra dessa hållbara, med effektivare resursanvändning och fler rena och miljövänliga tekniker och industriprocesser. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder i enlighet med sina respektive förutsättningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 1500000 1500000 1500000 3000000 CEE Bankwatch Network 1500000 CEE Bankwatch Network Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for environmentally and climate-resilient sustainable reconstruction and further development. Stärkta förutsättningar för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar uppbyggnad och vidareutveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16952 Sweden A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH The GEAR Up is a partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH. The program has two main goals 1. Institutional mechanisms for gender equality are strengthened and effectively implemented in line with gender equality commitments through effective structures and systems, across government and at all relevant levels. 2. Strengthened systems, mechanisms and instruments to achieve gender equality in all areas of society. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general Overall, the programme made meaningful progress during 2025 despite a delayed start caused by the fact that the governmenttogovernment agreement between Sida and the Agency for Gender Equality of Bosnia and Herzegovina was not yet in place. Since the agreement was only signed in July 2026, preparatory work throughout 2025 was carried out through UN Women, while the Swedish Gender Equality Agency continued its technical engagement and planning on the Swedish side. Although the absence of a formal agreement limited the ability of GEA BiH to implement several planned activities, the partners applied an adaptive approach that maintained cooperation, safeguarded momentum, and strengthened institutional relationships between the Swedish Gender Equality Agency, UN Women, and the BiH gender institutional mechanisms. During the reporting period (JanDec 2025), the programme contributed to improved institutional dialogue, increased awareness of gender mainstreaming methodologies, and a stronger understanding of monitoring systems and gender statistics within BiH institutions. These achievements represent essential prerequisites for the programmes longterm objectives once full implementation begins under the signed agreement. The study visit to Sweden in November 2025 was a particularly significant milestone. It provided GEA BiH and the two Gender Centres with firsthand exposure to Swedish gender equality governance and strengthened cooperation with the Swedish Gender Equality Agency. Engagement in regional and international policy discussions helped situate the programme within broader reform and governance frameworks and ensured continued visibility despite the transitional arrangements. Challenges remain, including limited institutional capacity, uneven political commitment, and insufficient genderdisaggregated data. These structural constraints will continue to influence the pace of implementation. Nevertheless, the programme demonstrated strong adaptive management and a clear ability to navigate institutional complexity during the bridging phase. A clear example of adaptive management during 2025 was the decision to redirect several planned capacitybuilding activities from GEA BiH to UN Women when it became evident that the governmenttogovernment agreement would not be signed within the expected timeframe. Instead of pausing implementation, the Swedish Gender Equality Agency worked with UN Women to adjust the sequencing of activities, enabling preparatory work to continue without interruption. For instance, technical workshops on gender mainstreaming and monitoring systems, which were originally intended for direct implementation with GEA BiH, were reorganised and delivered through UN Women, allowing BiH institutions to participate and benefit even before the formal agreement was in place. This ensured continuity, preserved institutional engagement, and prevented the programme from losing momentum during the bridging phase No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16952-16952A0101 Sweden A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH The GEAR Up is a partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH. The program has two main goals 1. Institutional mechanisms for gender equality are strengthened and effectively implemented in line with gender equality commitments through effective structures and systems, across government and at all relevant levels. 2. Strengthened systems, mechanisms and instruments to achieve gender equality in all areas of society. Sweden Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 2500000 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16952-16952A0104 Sweden A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH The GEAR Up is a partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH. The program has two main goals 1. Institutional mechanisms for gender equality are strengthened and effectively implemented in line with gender equality commitments through effective structures and systems, across government and at all relevant levels. 2. Strengthened systems, mechanisms and instruments to achieve gender equality in all areas of society. Sweden Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 2737000 0 0 2737000 2500000 0 0 0 5237000 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten 2500000 Jämställdhetsmyndigheten Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16952-16952A0402 Sweden A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH A partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH The GEAR Up is a partnership programme on institutional strengthening and capacity development for gender equality implemented by the Swedish Gender Equality Agency and the Agency for Gender Equality in BiH. The program has two main goals 1. Institutional mechanisms for gender equality are strengthened and effectively implemented in line with gender equality commitments through effective structures and systems, across government and at all relevant levels. 2. Strengthened systems, mechanisms and instruments to achieve gender equality in all areas of society. Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2200000 4600000 2400000 4600000 2200000 2400000 0 0 9200000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 2200000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16975 Sweden INSO's overall objectives are: 1.The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2.The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1.Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2.Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. INSO:s övergripande målsättning är att: 1. Lindra nöd för människor som drabbas av konflikter, naturkatastrofer eller andra krissituationer. 2. Säkerställa biståndsarbetares välbefinnande och säkerhet. Dessa mål ämnas uppnås genom att: 1. Tillhandahålla säkerhetstjänster till humanitära organisationer som arbetar för att lindra nöd och rädda liv. 2. Främja och underlätta en bredare förståelse av konflikter och dess inverkan på humanitär säkerhet och global, regional och lokal utveckling. INSO's overall objectives are: 1. The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2. The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1. Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2. Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Relief co-ordination and support services Emergency Response In 2024, INSO delivered results against the 3 output areas presented in its log-frame and approved by Sida, in support of 1351 NGO partners across 19 countries: Output 1: Scalable, relevant and adaptive safety and access platforms. Output 2: Expanded outreach and use of CHDC by humanitarian responders. Output 3: Field driven advocacy, research and engagement. All set targets were met, and most of the time exceeded. Overachievement, where observed, is an encouraging sign, but INSO also recognizes the importance of ensuring that targets remain realistic and aligned with both our operational capacity and the evolving context. Among the results: - INSO successfully piloted the deployment of an emergency response team to Lebanon, on the onset of the crisis. The learning was incorporated into INSOs approach to emergency response programming. - INSOs Digital Learning team launched the INSO NGO Security Management online course on the DisasterReady platform for all humanitarian workers. - Also during 2024 a new country office was established in Chad and INSO relaunched the CHDC (Conflict and Humanitarian Data center) which successfully brought 30 partners on board, with high level of satisfaction from participants. - INSO roving training team provided a range of trainings (security management, humanitarian negotiation,) to 289 participants in 3 countries. National NGO participants represented 26% of all participants. - Overall, efforts were made to remove barriers to national NGO participation, which increased from 10% in 2023, to 15% in 2024. Women represented 33% of all participants. This follows efforts made since the release of a gender memo by INSO in 2022 after which the organisation has seen a clear and immediate positive impact on female participation, rising from 20% in 2022, to 24% in 2023, 31% in 2024, and 32% in the first half of 2025. Additionally, during the fourth quarter of 2024, INSO's in-country training teams delivered 111 sessions for 1,370 participants. ` Finally, to mark World Humanitarian Day, INSO issued a report identifying emerging dynamics, including an upward trend in serious NGO incidents, growing government involvement in NGO risk, rising instrumentalisation of aid, and concerns around mis/disinformation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16975-16975A0101-H12585 Sweden INSO's overall objectives are: 1.The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2.The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1.Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2.Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. INSO:s övergripande målsättning är att: 1. Lindra nöd för människor som drabbas av konflikter, naturkatastrofer eller andra krissituationer. 2. Säkerställa biståndsarbetares välbefinnande och säkerhet. Dessa mål ämnas uppnås genom att: 1. Tillhandahålla säkerhetstjänster till humanitära organisationer som arbetar för att lindra nöd och rädda liv. 2. Främja och underlätta en bredare förståelse av konflikter och dess inverkan på humanitär säkerhet och global, regional och lokal utveckling. INSO's overall objectives are: 1. The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2. The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1. Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2. Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. Sweden INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 17000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 17000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Humanitarian actors have safe, unhindered and sustained humanitarian access to reach crisis-affected people Humanitära aktörer har säkert, obehindrat och kontinuerligt humanitärt tillträde för att nå krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-16975-16975A0103-H Sweden INSO's overall objectives are: 1.The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2.The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1.Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2.Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. INSO:s övergripande målsättning är att: 1. Lindra nöd för människor som drabbas av konflikter, naturkatastrofer eller andra krissituationer. 2. Säkerställa biståndsarbetares välbefinnande och säkerhet. Dessa mål ämnas uppnås genom att: 1. Tillhandahålla säkerhetstjänster till humanitära organisationer som arbetar för att lindra nöd och rädda liv. 2. Främja och underlätta en bredare förståelse av konflikter och dess inverkan på humanitär säkerhet och global, regional och lokal utveckling. INSO's overall objectives are: 1. The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2. The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1. Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2. Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. Sweden INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 12500000 8000000 12500000 12500000 20500000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 8000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 12500000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Swedish Humanitarian aid 2025-2029 Sveriges Humanitära bistånd 2025-2029 Greater effectiveness in the implementation of humanitarian assistance Stärkt effektivitet i genomförandet av humanitärt bistånd Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-16975-16975A0201-H Sweden INSO's overall objectives are: 1.The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2.The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1.Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2.Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. INSO:s övergripande målsättning är att: 1. Lindra nöd för människor som drabbas av konflikter, naturkatastrofer eller andra krissituationer. 2. Säkerställa biståndsarbetares välbefinnande och säkerhet. Dessa mål ämnas uppnås genom att: 1. Tillhandahålla säkerhetstjänster till humanitära organisationer som arbetar för att lindra nöd och rädda liv. 2. Främja och underlätta en bredare förståelse av konflikter och dess inverkan på humanitär säkerhet och global, regional och lokal utveckling. INSO's overall objectives are: 1. The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2. The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1. Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2. Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 175000 0 175000 0 175000 Ernst & Young 175000 Ernst & Young Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Humanitarian actors have safe, unhindered and sustained humanitarian access to reach crisis-affected people Humanitära aktörer har säkert, obehindrat och kontinuerligt humanitärt tillträde för att nå krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-17002 Sweden The contribution pertains to RFSL’s program aimed at supporting LGBTQI organizing efforts in the Eastern Partnership region. The program is built on two main pillars: Pillar 1: Building Resilient LGBTQI Organizations. This pillar focuses on strengthening partnerships with organizations of varying sizes, with a particular emphasis on supporting under-resourced communities. Pillar 2: Enabling Supportive Legal and Political Environments. This pillar seeks to empower LGBTQI activists and organizations in the Eastern Partnership region, enhancing their capacity to advocate for and influence their social and political rights. Insatsen avser RFSL:s arbete i att stödja HBTQI rörelsen i det östliga partnerskapet. Insatsen bygger på två huvudsakliga pelare: Pelare 1: Bygga resilienta HBTQI-organisationer. Den första pelaren syftar till att stärka partnerskapet med både stora och små organisationer, särskilt de som stödjer underfinansierade grupper i samhällen. Pelare 2: Möjliggörande av juridiska och politiska utrymmen. Den andra pelaren syftar till att stärka HBTQI-aktivister och organisationers kapacitet för att kunna främja och påverka sina sociala och politiska rättigheter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central Asia, regional Europe, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-17002-17002A0101 Sweden The contribution pertains to RFSL’s program aimed at supporting LGBTQI organizing efforts in the Eastern Partnership region. The program is built on two main pillars: Pillar 1: Building Resilient LGBTQI Organizations. This pillar focuses on strengthening partnerships with organizations of varying sizes, with a particular emphasis on supporting under-resourced communities. Pillar 2: Enabling Supportive Legal and Political Environments. This pillar seeks to empower LGBTQI activists and organizations in the Eastern Partnership region, enhancing their capacity to advocate for and influence their social and political rights. Insatsen avser RFSL:s arbete i att stödja HBTQI rörelsen i det östliga partnerskapet. Insatsen bygger på två huvudsakliga pelare: Pelare 1: Bygga resilienta HBTQI-organisationer. Den första pelaren syftar till att stärka partnerskapet med både stora och små organisationer, särskilt de som stödjer underfinansierade grupper i samhällen. Pelare 2: Möjliggörande av juridiska och politiska utrymmen. Den andra pelaren syftar till att stärka HBTQI-aktivister och organisationers kapacitet för att kunna främja och påverka sina sociala och politiska rättigheter. Sweden RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 16000000 0 0 16000000 0 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 8000000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 20000000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 12000000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 8000000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 8000000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-17002-17002A0102 Sweden The contribution pertains to RFSL’s program aimed at supporting LGBTQI organizing efforts in the Eastern Partnership region. The program is built on two main pillars: Pillar 1: Building Resilient LGBTQI Organizations. This pillar focuses on strengthening partnerships with organizations of varying sizes, with a particular emphasis on supporting under-resourced communities. Pillar 2: Enabling Supportive Legal and Political Environments. This pillar seeks to empower LGBTQI activists and organizations in the Eastern Partnership region, enhancing their capacity to advocate for and influence their social and political rights. Insatsen avser RFSL:s arbete i att stödja HBTQI rörelsen i det östliga partnerskapet. Insatsen bygger på två huvudsakliga pelare: Pelare 1: Bygga resilienta HBTQI-organisationer. Den första pelaren syftar till att stärka partnerskapet med både stora och små organisationer, särskilt de som stödjer underfinansierade grupper i samhällen. Pelare 2: Möjliggörande av juridiska och politiska utrymmen. Den andra pelaren syftar till att stärka HBTQI-aktivister och organisationers kapacitet för att kunna främja och påverka sina sociala och politiska rättigheter. Sweden RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13800000 9000000 13800000 0 2000000 0 9000000 11400000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 11400000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 6900000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter 6900000 RFSL/Riksförbundet för homosexuellas, bisexuellas, transpersoners, queeras och intersexpersoners rättigheter Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17002-17002A0201 Sweden The contribution pertains to RFSL’s program aimed at supporting LGBTQI organizing efforts in the Eastern Partnership region. The program is built on two main pillars: Pillar 1: Building Resilient LGBTQI Organizations. This pillar focuses on strengthening partnerships with organizations of varying sizes, with a particular emphasis on supporting under-resourced communities. Pillar 2: Enabling Supportive Legal and Political Environments. This pillar seeks to empower LGBTQI activists and organizations in the Eastern Partnership region, enhancing their capacity to advocate for and influence their social and political rights. Insatsen avser RFSL:s arbete i att stödja HBTQI rörelsen i det östliga partnerskapet. Insatsen bygger på två huvudsakliga pelare: Pelare 1: Bygga resilienta HBTQI-organisationer. Den första pelaren syftar till att stärka partnerskapet med både stora och små organisationer, särskilt de som stödjer underfinansierade grupper i samhällen. Pelare 2: Möjliggörande av juridiska och politiska utrymmen. Den andra pelaren syftar till att stärka HBTQI-aktivister och organisationers kapacitet för att kunna främja och påverka sina sociala och politiska rättigheter. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 194320 0 0 194320 97160 Ernst & Young 97160 Ernst & Young 97160 Ernst & Young 97160 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17031 Sweden As part of phase 1a within Twinning this contribution is funding a mission to Serbia, to enable the Swedish Public Employment Agency to ensure the beneficiaries capacity as well as preparing for the upcoming fiche. The fiche is expected to cover areas of labour laws as well as Serbias entrance into the Eures-network. Insatsen hanterar i nuläget fas 1a inom Twinning, dvs en sonderingsresa till Serbien för Arbetsförmedlingen att undersöka mottagarkapacitet samt förbereda underlag inför en annonsering av ett Twinning-projekt gällande Serbiens kapacitet att anpassa sin arbetsrättslagstiftning till EU, samt kunna gå med i Eures-nätverket. Arbetsförmedlingen ingår i ett konsortie tillsammans med Frankrike, Slovenien och Grekland för att genomföra projektet "Support to improving working conditions and preparing the Republic of Serbia to participate in EURES". Det övergripande målet syftar till att bidra till förbättrad lagstiftning och institutionella ramar för ett mer effektivt och inkluderande arbetssystem. Specifika underliggande mål är: - att få en justerad arbetsmarknadslagstifning som överensstämmer bättre med EUs liksom att fastställa förutsättningar för deltagande i EURES. - målinriktade element i strategiska dokument. Projektet syftar till att i huvudsak stödja SDG mål 8 (8.2, 8.5, 8.6, 8.8), anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt. Utöver detta väntas projektet bidra till delmål 10.4, anta skatte- och socialskyddspolitik som främjar jämlikhet, liksom delmål inom mål 16, fredliga och inkluderande samhällen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general Insatsen har bidragit till att lägga en tydlig teknisk, juridisk och institutionell grund för Serbiens framtida deltagande i Eures. Genom analyser, expertinsatser, workshops och studiebesök har National Employment Service (NES) och Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs (MoLEVSA) fått ökad kunskap om Eures regelverk, organisationsformer och krav på samverkan. Jämförelser med EU-länder har gett konkreta modeller för bland annat antagningssystem och samverkan med privata arbetsförmedlingar och andra aktörer. Arbetet har resulterat i en sammanhållen färdplan och konkreta rekommendationer om bland annat GDPR-anpassat informationsutbyte, ett transparent antagningssystem samt tydligare ansvar för National Coordination Office. Insatsen har även präglats av starkt engagemang från serbiska motparter och ett välfungerande samarbete mellan berörda aktörer. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17031-17031A0101 Sweden As part of phase 1a within Twinning this contribution is funding a mission to Serbia, to enable the Swedish Public Employment Agency to ensure the beneficiaries capacity as well as preparing for the upcoming fiche. The fiche is expected to cover areas of labour laws as well as Serbias entrance into the Eures-network. Insatsen hanterar i nuläget fas 1a inom Twinning, dvs en sonderingsresa till Serbien för Arbetsförmedlingen att undersöka mottagarkapacitet samt förbereda underlag inför en annonsering av ett Twinning-projekt gällande Serbiens kapacitet att anpassa sin arbetsrättslagstiftning till EU, samt kunna gå med i Eures-nätverket. Arbetsförmedlingen ingår i ett konsortie tillsammans med Frankrike, Slovenien och Grekland för att genomföra projektet "Support to improving working conditions and preparing the Republic of Serbia to participate in EURES". Det övergripande målet syftar till att bidra till förbättrad lagstiftning och institutionella ramar för ett mer effektivt och inkluderande arbetssystem. Specifika underliggande mål är: - att få en justerad arbetsmarknadslagstifning som överensstämmer bättre med EUs liksom att fastställa förutsättningar för deltagande i EURES. - målinriktade element i strategiska dokument. Projektet syftar till att i huvudsak stödja SDG mål 8 (8.2, 8.5, 8.6, 8.8), anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt. Utöver detta väntas projektet bidra till delmål 10.4, anta skatte- och socialskyddspolitik som främjar jämlikhet, liksom delmål inom mål 16, fredliga och inkluderande samhällen. Sweden Arbetsförmedlingen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Arbetsförmedlingen 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 97398 97398 0 97398 Arbetsförmedlingen 97398 Arbetsförmedlingen Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-17031-17031A0102 Sweden As part of phase 1a within Twinning this contribution is funding a mission to Serbia, to enable the Swedish Public Employment Agency to ensure the beneficiaries capacity as well as preparing for the upcoming fiche. The fiche is expected to cover areas of labour laws as well as Serbias entrance into the Eures-network. Insatsen hanterar i nuläget fas 1a inom Twinning, dvs en sonderingsresa till Serbien för Arbetsförmedlingen att undersöka mottagarkapacitet samt förbereda underlag inför en annonsering av ett Twinning-projekt gällande Serbiens kapacitet att anpassa sin arbetsrättslagstiftning till EU, samt kunna gå med i Eures-nätverket. Arbetsförmedlingen ingår i ett konsortie tillsammans med Frankrike, Slovenien och Grekland för att genomföra projektet "Support to improving working conditions and preparing the Republic of Serbia to participate in EURES". Det övergripande målet syftar till att bidra till förbättrad lagstiftning och institutionella ramar för ett mer effektivt och inkluderande arbetssystem. Specifika underliggande mål är: - att få en justerad arbetsmarknadslagstifning som överensstämmer bättre med EUs liksom att fastställa förutsättningar för deltagande i EURES. - målinriktade element i strategiska dokument. Projektet syftar till att i huvudsak stödja SDG mål 8 (8.2, 8.5, 8.6, 8.8), anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt. Utöver detta väntas projektet bidra till delmål 10.4, anta skatte- och socialskyddspolitik som främjar jämlikhet, liksom delmål inom mål 16, fredliga och inkluderande samhällen. Sweden Arbetsförmedlingen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Arbetsförmedlingen 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 98225 98225 0 0 98225 Arbetsförmedlingen 98225 Arbetsförmedlingen Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-17031-17031A0104 Sweden As part of phase 1a within Twinning this contribution is funding a mission to Serbia, to enable the Swedish Public Employment Agency to ensure the beneficiaries capacity as well as preparing for the upcoming fiche. The fiche is expected to cover areas of labour laws as well as Serbias entrance into the Eures-network. Insatsen hanterar i nuläget fas 1a inom Twinning, dvs en sonderingsresa till Serbien för Arbetsförmedlingen att undersöka mottagarkapacitet samt förbereda underlag inför en annonsering av ett Twinning-projekt gällande Serbiens kapacitet att anpassa sin arbetsrättslagstiftning till EU, samt kunna gå med i Eures-nätverket. Arbetsförmedlingen ingår i ett konsortie tillsammans med Frankrike, Slovenien och Grekland för att genomföra projektet "Support to improving working conditions and preparing the Republic of Serbia to participate in EURES". Det övergripande målet syftar till att bidra till förbättrad lagstiftning och institutionella ramar för ett mer effektivt och inkluderande arbetssystem. Specifika underliggande mål är: - att få en justerad arbetsmarknadslagstifning som överensstämmer bättre med EUs liksom att fastställa förutsättningar för deltagande i EURES. - målinriktade element i strategiska dokument. Projektet syftar till att i huvudsak stödja SDG mål 8 (8.2, 8.5, 8.6, 8.8), anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt. Utöver detta väntas projektet bidra till delmål 10.4, anta skatte- och socialskyddspolitik som främjar jämlikhet, liksom delmål inom mål 16, fredliga och inkluderande samhällen. Sweden Arbetsförmedlingen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Arbetsförmedlingen 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 342070 1391623 1083693 342070 0 288449 0 0 1083693 0 1103174 0 2817386 Arbetsförmedlingen 342070 Arbetsförmedlingen 288449 Arbetsförmedlingen Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-17239 Sweden Start Network is a new cooperation partner for Sida and the planned support from Sida would specifically support Start Network’s national programme called Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB is a member­-led, rapid emergency response pooled funding mechanism that offers timely financing to people at risk of or affected by small to medium scale crises. The Start Fund's purpose is to reach communities rapidly to alleviate human suffering, enhance resilience, reduce use of negative coping mechanisms, and minimise the loss of assets. The fund is modelled on Start Network’s global Start Fund, which releases funding within 72 hours of a crisis alert and fills a crucial gap in humanitarian funding. It is accessible to local, national, and international member NGOs operating in Bangladesh to respond early to under the radar emergencies. This gives NGOs the ability to respond in a timely and effective way and meet the needs of the affected communities. Support to SFB is considered to contribute to strengthening local and national actors in humanitarian action and to the Grand Bargain's overall efforts to improve and streamline aid. The overall objective of the contribution: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population Start Network är en ny samarbetspartner för Sida och det planerade stödet från Sida från Sida skulle specifikt stödja Start Networks nationella program som heter Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB är en medlemsledd, snabb nöd finansieringsmekanism som erbjuder snabb finansiering till människor som riskerar att drabbas eller drabbats av små till medelstora kriser. Startfondens syfte är att snabbt nå ut till samhällen för att lindra mänskligt lidande och öka motståndskraften minska användningen av negativa copingmekanismer och minimera förlusten av tillgångar. Fonden är utformad efter Start Networks globala Start Fund, som frigör inom 72 timmar efter ett krislarm och fyller en viktig lucka i den humanitära finansieringen. humanitär finansiering. Den är tillgänglig för lokala, nationella och internationella icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer som är verksamma i Bangladesh för att tidigt kunna reagera på under radarn-nödsituationer. Detta ger frivilligorganisationerna möjlighet att reagera snabbt och effektivt och tillgodose de drabbade behov hos de drabbade samhällena. Stödet till SFB anses bidra till att stärka lokala och nationella aktörer inom humanitära insatser och till Grand Bargains övergripande ansträngningar för att förbättra och effektivisera biståndet. Det övergripande målet för insatsen: Humanitära insatser är lokaliserade, snabba, välinformerade och anpassade till behoven behov hos den drabbade befolkningen Overall objective of the response: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population SFB will ensure this through the implementation of three areas of programming. Result 1: Humanitarian action is timely, proactive, contextualised, coordinated, needs-driven, and informed by those closest to crises. The projects in the fund will address one of three types of humanitarian needs in Bangladesh: underfunded small- to medium crises, forecasts of impending crises, and spikes in chronic humanitarian crises. Projects will start as soon as possible after the funds are disbursed; aiming to reach affected communities with humanitarian assistance within 7 days. It is anticipated that this project will target a total of 27,212 individuals, with 10% of the disaster-affected population being directly assisted through small scale anticipatory response out of the overall population covered by both rapid and anticipatory response. Populations expected to be reached through implementation of member activities are climate-vulnerable, disaster affected communities across Bangladesh. Result 2: SFB member NGOs have organisational readiness and equal opportunities to access direct funding and influence decisions, thereby fostering a more locally-led, accountable humanitarian response The SFB secretariat will provide capacity strengthening support to local and national NGO members for organisational readiness as they access funding and actively engage in decision-making. It is expected that approximately six alerts will be raised and implemented under this project; all by local and national NGOs. Result 3: Humanitarian action is locally informed and generating evidence to influence a more appropriate, effective and efficient humanitarian system Learnings collected from implementation of SFB pooled fund activations will develop knowledge around best practices that will be widely shared and promoted within the network and through national, regional and global-level coordination mechanisms. Key activities include information sharing, knowledge management and advocacy through national and international platforms. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Sectors not specified Emergency Response Unallocated / Unspecified The 2024 Annual Review reported on Start Network as a whole but also the programme Start Fund Bangladesh. In 2024, the SFB provided life-saving assistance to over 104,000 people by supporting 11 emergency responses in 23 districts of Bangladesh. As an example, seasonal flooding in Dhaka prompted a crucial response where over 15,000 people in the most affected areas received clean water and hygiene kits to prevent tainted water supplies causing waterborne disease outbreaks in crowded neighbourhoods. Sida has provided funding to the SFB throughout 2025. During the annual meeting on 14 August 2025, Start Network shared that they had triggered 7 alerts throughout 2025 and implemented 14 projects where 7 of these projects were implemented with Sida's funding. The total funds distributed were £451,001 (£224,003 with Sida's contribution). The projects reached communities within 5.3 days and reached 65,363 people. The projects responded to three floodings, one heatwave, one riverbank erosion, one fire and one dengue outbreak. Challenges remain in reaching communities in remote areas such as island locations and in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, as well as in areas with political unrest. As of August 2025, 89% of the total funds distributed for 2025 were directly distributed to local and national non-governmental organisations (LNNGOs). 100% of Sida's contribution has gone to LNNGO member organisations to support communities affected by crisis. LNNGOs participation in project selection and allocation decision-making has increased since last year as 79% of the member organisations that participated in project selection decision making were LNNGOs and 80% of the member organisations that participated in allocation decision making were LNNGOs. Start Network has made efforts to strengthen the role of local actors in Bangladesh's humanitarian architecture through the following examples. SFB served as Co-Chair of the HCTT Localisation Technical Working Group (LTWG), representing local and national organisations. This led to the representation of local and national NGOs in humanitarian coordination by establishing a dedicated platform for LNNGOs to engage in national-level dialogue and decision-making. Start Network ensured equitable Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) sharing between INGOs and LNNGOs within Start Bangladesh which enabled a global policy shift on equitable partnership across Start Network members worldwide. Start Network also supported capacity development and organisational planning for 22 local organisations across multiple districts in Khulna and Coxs Bazar. The development and implementation of organisational development plans, led to the improvement of internal policies and regulatory compliance for more accountable and structured operations. Sida visited SFB's operations during 2025 and concluded that local participation is seen as an asset throughout the whole cycle of the SFB programme. In fact, decision-making from local partners was an actuality and a good showcase of what locally-led humanitarian action should look like. Alert types that SFB responds to are those that are overlooked by larger responses which shows that the SFB covers a gap in the humanitarian response in Bangladesh. The structure of SFB is lean and this is a comparative advantage as well as the speed for decision-making and implementation. Sida has found that the partnership with Start Network and particularly, support to SFB, provides significant learning opportunities for Sida which Sida will continue to explore. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17239-17239A0101-H12357 Sweden Start Network is a new cooperation partner for Sida and the planned support from Sida would specifically support Start Network’s national programme called Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB is a member­-led, rapid emergency response pooled funding mechanism that offers timely financing to people at risk of or affected by small to medium scale crises. The Start Fund's purpose is to reach communities rapidly to alleviate human suffering, enhance resilience, reduce use of negative coping mechanisms, and minimise the loss of assets. The fund is modelled on Start Network’s global Start Fund, which releases funding within 72 hours of a crisis alert and fills a crucial gap in humanitarian funding. It is accessible to local, national, and international member NGOs operating in Bangladesh to respond early to under the radar emergencies. This gives NGOs the ability to respond in a timely and effective way and meet the needs of the affected communities. Support to SFB is considered to contribute to strengthening local and national actors in humanitarian action and to the Grand Bargain's overall efforts to improve and streamline aid. The overall objective of the contribution: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population Start Network är en ny samarbetspartner för Sida och det planerade stödet från Sida från Sida skulle specifikt stödja Start Networks nationella program som heter Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB är en medlemsledd, snabb nöd finansieringsmekanism som erbjuder snabb finansiering till människor som riskerar att drabbas eller drabbats av små till medelstora kriser. Startfondens syfte är att snabbt nå ut till samhällen för att lindra mänskligt lidande och öka motståndskraften minska användningen av negativa copingmekanismer och minimera förlusten av tillgångar. Fonden är utformad efter Start Networks globala Start Fund, som frigör inom 72 timmar efter ett krislarm och fyller en viktig lucka i den humanitära finansieringen. humanitär finansiering. Den är tillgänglig för lokala, nationella och internationella icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer som är verksamma i Bangladesh för att tidigt kunna reagera på under radarn-nödsituationer. Detta ger frivilligorganisationerna möjlighet att reagera snabbt och effektivt och tillgodose de drabbade behov hos de drabbade samhällena. Stödet till SFB anses bidra till att stärka lokala och nationella aktörer inom humanitära insatser och till Grand Bargains övergripande ansträngningar för att förbättra och effektivisera biståndet. Det övergripande målet för insatsen: Humanitära insatser är lokaliserade, snabba, välinformerade och anpassade till behoven behov hos den drabbade befolkningen Overall objective of the response: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population SFB will ensure this through the implementation of three areas of programming. Result 1: Humanitarian action is timely, proactive, contextualised, coordinated, needs-driven, and informed by those closest to crises. The projects in the fund will address one of three types of humanitarian needs in Bangladesh: underfunded small- to medium crises, forecasts of impending crises, and spikes in chronic humanitarian crises. Projects will start as soon as possible after the funds are disbursed; aiming to reach affected communities with humanitarian assistance within 7 days. It is anticipated that this project will target a total of 27,212 individuals, with 10% of the disaster-affected population being directly assisted through small scale anticipatory response out of the overall population covered by both rapid and anticipatory response. Populations expected to be reached through implementation of member activities are climate-vulnerable, disaster affected communities across Bangladesh. Result 2: SFB member NGOs have organisational readiness and equal opportunities to access direct funding and influence decisions, thereby fostering a more locally-led, accountable humanitarian response The SFB secretariat will provide capacity strengthening support to local and national NGO members for organisational readiness as they access funding and actively engage in decision-making. It is expected that approximately six alerts will be raised and implemented under this project; all by local and national NGOs. Result 3: Humanitarian action is locally informed and generating evidence to influence a more appropriate, effective and efficient humanitarian system Learnings collected from implementation of SFB pooled fund activations will develop knowledge around best practices that will be widely shared and promoted within the network and through national, regional and global-level coordination mechanisms. Key activities include information sharing, knowledge management and advocacy through national and international platforms. Sweden Start Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Start Network 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. Bangladesh Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 Start Network 7000000 Start Network Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Humanitarian aid and protection activities rapidly reach people in acute crisis situations Humanitärt stöd och skyddsinsatser når skyndsamt människor i akuta kriser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Reduced risk of violence, threats and abuse for crisis-affected people Minskad risk för våld, hot och övergrepp hos krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Increased effectiveness and efficiency of the humanitarian system in line with Grand Bargain commitments Ökad effektivitet i det humanitära systemet i linje med åtaganden i Grand Bargain Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-17239-17239A0103-H12564 Sweden Start Network is a new cooperation partner for Sida and the planned support from Sida would specifically support Start Network’s national programme called Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB is a member­-led, rapid emergency response pooled funding mechanism that offers timely financing to people at risk of or affected by small to medium scale crises. The Start Fund's purpose is to reach communities rapidly to alleviate human suffering, enhance resilience, reduce use of negative coping mechanisms, and minimise the loss of assets. The fund is modelled on Start Network’s global Start Fund, which releases funding within 72 hours of a crisis alert and fills a crucial gap in humanitarian funding. It is accessible to local, national, and international member NGOs operating in Bangladesh to respond early to under the radar emergencies. This gives NGOs the ability to respond in a timely and effective way and meet the needs of the affected communities. Support to SFB is considered to contribute to strengthening local and national actors in humanitarian action and to the Grand Bargain's overall efforts to improve and streamline aid. The overall objective of the contribution: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population Start Network är en ny samarbetspartner för Sida och det planerade stödet från Sida från Sida skulle specifikt stödja Start Networks nationella program som heter Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB är en medlemsledd, snabb nöd finansieringsmekanism som erbjuder snabb finansiering till människor som riskerar att drabbas eller drabbats av små till medelstora kriser. Startfondens syfte är att snabbt nå ut till samhällen för att lindra mänskligt lidande och öka motståndskraften minska användningen av negativa copingmekanismer och minimera förlusten av tillgångar. Fonden är utformad efter Start Networks globala Start Fund, som frigör inom 72 timmar efter ett krislarm och fyller en viktig lucka i den humanitära finansieringen. humanitär finansiering. Den är tillgänglig för lokala, nationella och internationella icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer som är verksamma i Bangladesh för att tidigt kunna reagera på under radarn-nödsituationer. Detta ger frivilligorganisationerna möjlighet att reagera snabbt och effektivt och tillgodose de drabbade behov hos de drabbade samhällena. Stödet till SFB anses bidra till att stärka lokala och nationella aktörer inom humanitära insatser och till Grand Bargains övergripande ansträngningar för att förbättra och effektivisera biståndet. Det övergripande målet för insatsen: Humanitära insatser är lokaliserade, snabba, välinformerade och anpassade till behoven behov hos den drabbade befolkningen Overall objective of the response: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population SFB will ensure this through the implementation of three areas of programming. Result 1: Humanitarian action is timely, proactive, contextualised, coordinated, needs-driven, and informed by those closest to crises. The projects in the fund will address one of three types of humanitarian needs in Bangladesh: underfunded small- to medium crises, forecasts of impending crises, and spikes in chronic humanitarian crises. Projects will start as soon as possible after the funds are disbursed; aiming to reach affected communities with humanitarian assistance within 7 days. It is anticipated that this project will target a total of 27,212 individuals, with 10% of the disaster-affected population being directly assisted through small scale anticipatory response out of the overall population covered by both rapid and anticipatory response. Populations expected to be reached through implementation of member activities are climate-vulnerable, disaster affected communities across Bangladesh. Result 2: SFB member NGOs have organisational readiness and equal opportunities to access direct funding and influence decisions, thereby fostering a more locally-led, accountable humanitarian response The SFB secretariat will provide capacity strengthening support to local and national NGO members for organisational readiness as they access funding and actively engage in decision-making. It is expected that approximately six alerts will be raised and implemented under this project; all by local and national NGOs. Result 3: Humanitarian action is locally informed and generating evidence to influence a more appropriate, effective and efficient humanitarian system Learnings collected from implementation of SFB pooled fund activations will develop knowledge around best practices that will be widely shared and promoted within the network and through national, regional and global-level coordination mechanisms. Key activities include information sharing, knowledge management and advocacy through national and international platforms. Sweden Start Network Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Start Network 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. Bangladesh Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10900000 10900000 Start Network 10900000 Start Network Swedish Humanitarian aid 2025-2029 Sveriges Humanitära bistånd 2025-2029 Saving lives and alleviating suffering through humanitarian assistance and protection for crisis-affected people Att rädda liv och lindra nöd genom humanitär assistans och skydd för krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Greater effectiveness in the implementation of humanitarian assistance Stärkt effektivitet i genomförandet av humanitärt bistånd Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-17239-17239A0201 Sweden Start Network is a new cooperation partner for Sida and the planned support from Sida would specifically support Start Network’s national programme called Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB is a member­-led, rapid emergency response pooled funding mechanism that offers timely financing to people at risk of or affected by small to medium scale crises. The Start Fund's purpose is to reach communities rapidly to alleviate human suffering, enhance resilience, reduce use of negative coping mechanisms, and minimise the loss of assets. The fund is modelled on Start Network’s global Start Fund, which releases funding within 72 hours of a crisis alert and fills a crucial gap in humanitarian funding. It is accessible to local, national, and international member NGOs operating in Bangladesh to respond early to under the radar emergencies. This gives NGOs the ability to respond in a timely and effective way and meet the needs of the affected communities. Support to SFB is considered to contribute to strengthening local and national actors in humanitarian action and to the Grand Bargain's overall efforts to improve and streamline aid. The overall objective of the contribution: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population Start Network är en ny samarbetspartner för Sida och det planerade stödet från Sida från Sida skulle specifikt stödja Start Networks nationella program som heter Start Fund Bangladesh (SFB). SFB är en medlemsledd, snabb nöd finansieringsmekanism som erbjuder snabb finansiering till människor som riskerar att drabbas eller drabbats av små till medelstora kriser. Startfondens syfte är att snabbt nå ut till samhällen för att lindra mänskligt lidande och öka motståndskraften minska användningen av negativa copingmekanismer och minimera förlusten av tillgångar. Fonden är utformad efter Start Networks globala Start Fund, som frigör inom 72 timmar efter ett krislarm och fyller en viktig lucka i den humanitära finansieringen. humanitär finansiering. Den är tillgänglig för lokala, nationella och internationella icke-statliga medlemsorganisationer som är verksamma i Bangladesh för att tidigt kunna reagera på under radarn-nödsituationer. Detta ger frivilligorganisationerna möjlighet att reagera snabbt och effektivt och tillgodose de drabbade behov hos de drabbade samhällena. Stödet till SFB anses bidra till att stärka lokala och nationella aktörer inom humanitära insatser och till Grand Bargains övergripande ansträngningar för att förbättra och effektivisera biståndet. Det övergripande målet för insatsen: Humanitära insatser är lokaliserade, snabba, välinformerade och anpassade till behoven behov hos den drabbade befolkningen Overall objective of the response: Humanitarian responses are localised, rapid, informed and adapted to the needs of the affected population SFB will ensure this through the implementation of three areas of programming. Result 1: Humanitarian action is timely, proactive, contextualised, coordinated, needs-driven, and informed by those closest to crises. The projects in the fund will address one of three types of humanitarian needs in Bangladesh: underfunded small- to medium crises, forecasts of impending crises, and spikes in chronic humanitarian crises. Projects will start as soon as possible after the funds are disbursed; aiming to reach affected communities with humanitarian assistance within 7 days. It is anticipated that this project will target a total of 27,212 individuals, with 10% of the disaster-affected population being directly assisted through small scale anticipatory response out of the overall population covered by both rapid and anticipatory response. Populations expected to be reached through implementation of member activities are climate-vulnerable, disaster affected communities across Bangladesh. Result 2: SFB member NGOs have organisational readiness and equal opportunities to access direct funding and influence decisions, thereby fostering a more locally-led, accountable humanitarian response The SFB secretariat will provide capacity strengthening support to local and national NGO members for organisational readiness as they access funding and actively engage in decision-making. It is expected that approximately six alerts will be raised and implemented under this project; all by local and national NGOs. Result 3: Humanitarian action is locally informed and generating evidence to influence a more appropriate, effective and efficient humanitarian system Learnings collected from implementation of SFB pooled fund activations will develop knowledge around best practices that will be widely shared and promoted within the network and through national, regional and global-level coordination mechanisms. Key activities include information sharing, knowledge management and advocacy through national and international platforms. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 222890 222890 0 222890 Ernst & Young 222890 Ernst & Young Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Increased effectiveness and efficiency of the humanitarian system in line with Grand Bargain commitments Ökad effektivitet i det humanitära systemet i linje med åtaganden i Grand Bargain Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-17243 Sweden The World Banks´s “Umbrella Facility for Trade Multi Donor Trust Fund (UFT) 2.0, including the Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP) which was integrated as a part of UFT, is the World Bank’s channel for supporting WB's trade-related development assistance. The development objective is to foster trade in low- and middle-income countries that is green, resilient and inclusive.. The UFT 2.0 will enhance social and environmental impacts of trade through knowledge products, capacity building and through leveraging WBG trade related lending. Världsbankens "Umbrella Facility for Trade Multi Donor Trust Fund (UFT) 2.0", inklusive Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP) som integrerades som en del av UFT, är Världsbankens kanal för deras handelsrelaterade utvecklingsbistånd. Utvecklingsmålet är att främja grön, motståndskraftig och inkluderande handel i låg- och medelinkomstländer. UFT 2.0 kommer att förstärka sociala och miljömässiga effekter av handel genom kunskapsprodukter, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och genom att katalysera och skala-upp VB:s handelsrelaterade utlåning. The development objective of UFT 2.0 is to contribute to fostering trade in low- and middle-income countries that is green, resilient and inclusive which contributes to economic growth and poverty reduction. The work is based on three thematic Pillars: Pillar 1: Improving countries market access and deepening trade relationships Pillar 2: Boosting firms competitiveness and particpation in GVCs Pillar 3: Facilitating trade and strengthening its resilience Three outputs that will contribute to reach outcomes and the objective are: 1. Institutional knowledge and capacity to assess the implications and distributional impacts of evolving trade accession, openness and integration opportunities. 2. Institutional and regulatory framework, knowledge capacity and infrastructure to support firm trade competitiveness and value chain integration. 3. Technical assistance and capacity to implement and monitor border management and trade facilitation agreements in goods and services. In addition priority trade issues will be revisited every two years and for the first two years will focus on: i) the trade ecosystem resilience and diversification; ii) climate, environmental sustainability and social inclusivity; and iii) data and innovation-driven services. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Middle East, regional Trade facilitation Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations SE-0-SE-6-17243-17243A0101 Sweden The World Banks´s “Umbrella Facility for Trade Multi Donor Trust Fund (UFT) 2.0, including the Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP) which was integrated as a part of UFT, is the World Bank’s channel for supporting WB's trade-related development assistance. The development objective is to foster trade in low- and middle-income countries that is green, resilient and inclusive.. The UFT 2.0 will enhance social and environmental impacts of trade through knowledge products, capacity building and through leveraging WBG trade related lending. Världsbankens "Umbrella Facility for Trade Multi Donor Trust Fund (UFT) 2.0", inklusive Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP) som integrerades som en del av UFT, är Världsbankens kanal för deras handelsrelaterade utvecklingsbistånd. Utvecklingsmålet är att främja grön, motståndskraftig och inkluderande handel i låg- och medelinkomstländer. UFT 2.0 kommer att förstärka sociala och miljömässiga effekter av handel genom kunskapsprodukter, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och genom att katalysera och skala-upp VB:s handelsrelaterade utlåning. The development objective of UFT 2.0 is to contribute to fostering trade in low- and middle-income countries that is green, resilient and inclusive which contributes to economic growth and poverty reduction. The work is based on three thematic Pillars: Pillar 1: Improving countries market access and deepening trade relationships Pillar 2: Boosting firms competitiveness and particpation in GVCs Pillar 3: Facilitating trade and strengthening its resilience Three outputs that will contribute to reach outcomes and the objective are: 1. Institutional knowledge and capacity to assess the implications and distributional impacts of evolving trade accession, openness and integration opportunities. 2. Institutional and regulatory framework, knowledge capacity and infrastructure to support firm trade competitiveness and value chain integration. 3. Technical assistance and capacity to implement and monitor border management and trade facilitation agreements in goods and services. In addition priority trade issues will be revisited every two years and for the first two years will focus on: i) the trade ecosystem resilience and diversification; ii) climate, environmental sustainability and social inclusivity; and iii) data and innovation-driven services. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 0 0 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17243-17243A0102 Sweden The World Banks´s “Umbrella Facility for Trade Multi Donor Trust Fund (UFT) 2.0, including the Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP) which was integrated as a part of UFT, is the World Bank’s channel for supporting WB's trade-related development assistance. The development objective is to foster trade in low- and middle-income countries that is green, resilient and inclusive.. The UFT 2.0 will enhance social and environmental impacts of trade through knowledge products, capacity building and through leveraging WBG trade related lending. Världsbankens "Umbrella Facility for Trade Multi Donor Trust Fund (UFT) 2.0", inklusive Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP) som integrerades som en del av UFT, är Världsbankens kanal för deras handelsrelaterade utvecklingsbistånd. Utvecklingsmålet är att främja grön, motståndskraftig och inkluderande handel i låg- och medelinkomstländer. UFT 2.0 kommer att förstärka sociala och miljömässiga effekter av handel genom kunskapsprodukter, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och genom att katalysera och skala-upp VB:s handelsrelaterade utlåning. The development objective of UFT 2.0 is to contribute to fostering trade in low- and middle-income countries that is green, resilient and inclusive which contributes to economic growth and poverty reduction. The work is based on three thematic Pillars: Pillar 1: Improving countries market access and deepening trade relationships Pillar 2: Boosting firms competitiveness and particpation in GVCs Pillar 3: Facilitating trade and strengthening its resilience Three outputs that will contribute to reach outcomes and the objective are: 1. Institutional knowledge and capacity to assess the implications and distributional impacts of evolving trade accession, openness and integration opportunities. 2. Institutional and regulatory framework, knowledge capacity and infrastructure to support firm trade competitiveness and value chain integration. 3. Technical assistance and capacity to implement and monitor border management and trade facilitation agreements in goods and services. In addition priority trade issues will be revisited every two years and for the first two years will focus on: i) the trade ecosystem resilience and diversification; ii) climate, environmental sustainability and social inclusivity; and iii) data and innovation-driven services. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 46000000 25000000 0 46000000 25000000 71000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 46000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Expanded regional economic integration with enhanced conditions for free and rules-based trade, trade facilitation and reduced corruption. Vidareutvecklad regional ekonomisk integration med stärkta förutsättningar för fri och regelbaserad handel, förenklade handelsprocedurer och minskad korruption. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17243-17243A0103 Sweden The World Banks´s “Umbrella Facility for Trade Multi Donor Trust Fund (UFT) 2.0, including the Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP) which was integrated as a part of UFT, is the World Bank’s channel for supporting WB's trade-related development assistance. The development objective is to foster trade in low- and middle-income countries that is green, resilient and inclusive.. The UFT 2.0 will enhance social and environmental impacts of trade through knowledge products, capacity building and through leveraging WBG trade related lending. Världsbankens "Umbrella Facility for Trade Multi Donor Trust Fund (UFT) 2.0", inklusive Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP) som integrerades som en del av UFT, är Världsbankens kanal för deras handelsrelaterade utvecklingsbistånd. Utvecklingsmålet är att främja grön, motståndskraftig och inkluderande handel i låg- och medelinkomstländer. UFT 2.0 kommer att förstärka sociala och miljömässiga effekter av handel genom kunskapsprodukter, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och genom att katalysera och skala-upp VB:s handelsrelaterade utlåning. The development objective of UFT 2.0 is to contribute to fostering trade in low- and middle-income countries that is green, resilient and inclusive which contributes to economic growth and poverty reduction. The work is based on three thematic Pillars: Pillar 1: Improving countries market access and deepening trade relationships Pillar 2: Boosting firms competitiveness and particpation in GVCs Pillar 3: Facilitating trade and strengthening its resilience Three outputs that will contribute to reach outcomes and the objective are: 1. Institutional knowledge and capacity to assess the implications and distributional impacts of evolving trade accession, openness and integration opportunities. 2. Institutional and regulatory framework, knowledge capacity and infrastructure to support firm trade competitiveness and value chain integration. 3. Technical assistance and capacity to implement and monitor border management and trade facilitation agreements in goods and services. In addition priority trade issues will be revisited every two years and for the first two years will focus on: i) the trade ecosystem resilience and diversification; ii) climate, environmental sustainability and social inclusivity; and iii) data and innovation-driven services. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 15000000 15000000 25000000 0 0 0 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17497 Sweden The overall aim of the Innovate Moldova programme is to foster sustainable economic growth and job creation through the development of innovation ecosystem and entrepreneurship, including women entrepreneurs and startups Målet med Moldova Innovation och entreprenörskap är att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling och arbetstillfällen genom att utveckla landets system för innovation och entreprenörskap, kvinnligt företagande och startups. The three initial objectives of the programme has (Decision 3 August 2026) been slightly re-formulated and fourth objective has been added to reflect the increased support towards the governments growth agenda which includes the EU accession process: Programme vision: A Moldova that is economically strong, digitally secure, and globally connected - powered by innovation, competitive SMEs, future-ready talent, and resilient institutions that enable sustainable prosperity, deeper EU integration, and greater economic self-reliance. The previous formulation of the three Programme Objectives: 1. Building a stronger Innovation Ecosystem, 2. Developing a future-ready workforce, 3. Strengthening Private Sector Competitiveness. The updated four Programme Objectives: 1. Strengthen Moldova's innovation ecosystem as a platform for sustainable growth, 2. Support implementation of the Government Growth Agenda 20262028 and EU-alignment, 3. Build a future-ready workforce for a modern, innovation-driven economy, 4. Increase private sector competitiveness and accelerate access to EU markets. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Business development services Business & Other Services The Innovate Moldova Programme was set up in spring 2025 to keep the momentum in the Swedish support to innovation-driven economic growth and job creation in Moldova, after the US unilaterally in February 2025 decided to close the joint cooperation through the Future Technologies Activity Programme (FTA). The core-team of the FTA programme was transferred to the FAM - foundation. Sida considers that the Innovate Moldova team has managed the transition well and been able to continue the operations in line with the Swedish reform cooperation strategy for inclusive economic development in Moldova. Innovate Moldova has established a monitoring and evaluation system with a detailed set of indicators to measure performance against the set objectives. During the eight month in 2025, 81 of the indicators were met or exceeded targets, 28 were not met and 25 were transferred to 2026. Innovate Moldova has set ambitious targets when it comes to resource mobilisation / leverage of funds. During 2025, for every 1 SEK invested by the project 6.5 SEK was mobilised (out of 1,5 M Euro invested by the project; 5,1 M Euro from private sector, 1,6 M Euro from Government and 3,2 M Euro from other donors). As this was the first eight months of implementation it is too early yet for any outcome results and the results are at this stage mostly on activity and output levels. Some examples: Objective 1: Building a stronger innovation system The Innovate Moldova team signed collaboration agreement with Moldovan partners that together form the Moldova innovation and entrepreneurship eco- system: 12 innovation centres, 6 business associations, 3 universities, Moldova Virtual Innovation and Technology Park, and MoUs with Ministry of Economy and Research, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Education and Moldovan Investment Agency. In terms of EU-alignment: Launched an ESG reporting toolkit for SMEs (ESG = Environmental and Social Governance); Dialogue led by the textile manufacturers branch organisation (APIUS) on prepare an integrated platform for core-business activities (ERP) and Eco-design. Objective 2: Developing a future-ready, inclusive workforce Agreements and MoUs were signed to continue som of the flagships programme initiated during FTA, such as the: Future Classroom Labs engaging approximately 20,000 students and 200 teachers across the country; Future Professions 600 students enrolled and 200 graduated in 2025 in animation, game-design and multimedia at four universities and 10 youth led startups supported through the Future Creatives initiative; Cybersecurity training at Cybercor of 100 public agency staff and 300 university students out of which 30% women, through the GLIA women Impact Hub, 500 girls (students) and 100 women professionals took part in the financial-literacy programme. Objective 3: Strengthening private-sector competitiveness and export readiness Through various initiatives about 100 SMEs received support to improve their ability to trade with EU and access to global markets: through the BRIDGE reimbursable grant scheme (joint collaboration with Moldova Investment Agency, UMAEF and EU4Innovation): 30 start-ups graduated from the business accelerator Technovator and Startup Moldova; APIUS Smart factory initiative supported 8 apparel manufacturers to obtain ISO 9001/14001/45001 certification; AIM (the association of SMEs) mentored 50 SMEs on e-commerce and market place logistics. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-17497-17497A0101 Sweden The overall aim of the Innovate Moldova programme is to foster sustainable economic growth and job creation through the development of innovation ecosystem and entrepreneurship, including women entrepreneurs and startups Målet med Moldova Innovation och entreprenörskap är att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling och arbetstillfällen genom att utveckla landets system för innovation och entreprenörskap, kvinnligt företagande och startups. The three initial objectives of the programme has (Decision 3 August 2026) been slightly re-formulated and fourth objective has been added to reflect the increased support towards the governments growth agenda which includes the EU accession process: Programme vision: A Moldova that is economically strong, digitally secure, and globally connected - powered by innovation, competitive SMEs, future-ready talent, and resilient institutions that enable sustainable prosperity, deeper EU integration, and greater economic self-reliance. The previous formulation of the three Programme Objectives: 1. Building a stronger Innovation Ecosystem, 2. Developing a future-ready workforce, 3. Strengthening Private Sector Competitiveness. The updated four Programme Objectives: 1. Strengthen Moldova's innovation ecosystem as a platform for sustainable growth, 2. Support implementation of the Government Growth Agenda 20262028 and EU-alignment, 3. Build a future-ready workforce for a modern, innovation-driven economy, 4. Increase private sector competitiveness and accelerate access to EU markets. Sweden Foundation for Advancement of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Foundation for Advancement of Moldova 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 15000000 0 15000000 15000000 15000000 0 45000000 Foundation for Advancement of Moldova 15000000 Foundation for Advancement of Moldova 15000000 Foundation for Advancement of Moldova 15000000 Foundation for Advancement of Moldova Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Reduced climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17497-17497A0102 Sweden The overall aim of the Innovate Moldova programme is to foster sustainable economic growth and job creation through the development of innovation ecosystem and entrepreneurship, including women entrepreneurs and startups Målet med Moldova Innovation och entreprenörskap är att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling och arbetstillfällen genom att utveckla landets system för innovation och entreprenörskap, kvinnligt företagande och startups. The three initial objectives of the programme has (Decision 3 August 2026) been slightly re-formulated and fourth objective has been added to reflect the increased support towards the governments growth agenda which includes the EU accession process: Programme vision: A Moldova that is economically strong, digitally secure, and globally connected - powered by innovation, competitive SMEs, future-ready talent, and resilient institutions that enable sustainable prosperity, deeper EU integration, and greater economic self-reliance. The previous formulation of the three Programme Objectives: 1. Building a stronger Innovation Ecosystem, 2. Developing a future-ready workforce, 3. Strengthening Private Sector Competitiveness. The updated four Programme Objectives: 1. Strengthen Moldova's innovation ecosystem as a platform for sustainable growth, 2. Support implementation of the Government Growth Agenda 20262028 and EU-alignment, 3. Build a future-ready workforce for a modern, innovation-driven economy, 4. Increase private sector competitiveness and accelerate access to EU markets. Sweden Foundation for Advancement of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Foundation for Advancement of Moldova 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35050000 0 0 0 0 0 0 10050000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 10000000 35050000 Foundation for Advancement of Moldova 15000000 Foundation for Advancement of Moldova Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-17497-17497A0201 Sweden The overall aim of the Innovate Moldova programme is to foster sustainable economic growth and job creation through the development of innovation ecosystem and entrepreneurship, including women entrepreneurs and startups Målet med Moldova Innovation och entreprenörskap är att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling och arbetstillfällen genom att utveckla landets system för innovation och entreprenörskap, kvinnligt företagande och startups. The three initial objectives of the programme has (Decision 3 August 2026) been slightly re-formulated and fourth objective has been added to reflect the increased support towards the governments growth agenda which includes the EU accession process: Programme vision: A Moldova that is economically strong, digitally secure, and globally connected - powered by innovation, competitive SMEs, future-ready talent, and resilient institutions that enable sustainable prosperity, deeper EU integration, and greater economic self-reliance. The previous formulation of the three Programme Objectives: 1. Building a stronger Innovation Ecosystem, 2. Developing a future-ready workforce, 3. Strengthening Private Sector Competitiveness. The updated four Programme Objectives: 1. Strengthen Moldova's innovation ecosystem as a platform for sustainable growth, 2. Support implementation of the Government Growth Agenda 20262028 and EU-alignment, 3. Build a future-ready workforce for a modern, innovation-driven economy, 4. Increase private sector competitiveness and accelerate access to EU markets. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Not applicable 217280 218280 217280 Not applicable SE-0-SE-6-17898 Sweden The GROW intervention represents a strategic and well-conceived initiative to strengthen Kosovo’s private sector by addressing persistent structural challenges, including low productivity, limited innovation, weak export capacity, and fragmented business-support services. By scaling up the Innovation Fund and Export Fund into sustainable mechanisms, the project effectively enhances key market functions such as product design, digitalization, quality standards, automation, tourism management, and export promotion, thereby fostering a more competitive, inclusive, and resilient business environment. The intervention is well-aligned with Sida’s Strategy for the Western Balkans and Turkey 2022–2027, the Swedish Reform Agenda, and Sida’s development priorities, promoting inclusive growth, gender-responsive development, digital transformation, and the green transition through energy efficiency, circular practices, sustainable tourism, and eco-design. Its objectives are ambitious yet achievable, with projections indicating support for 600 enterprises, the creation or improvement of at least 1,000 jobs, €12 million in additional turnover, €4 million in new exports, and €6 million in leveraged public and private co-investments by 2029. The intervention appropriately embeds sustainability by strengthening service providers, municipalities, business associations, and key institutions such as the Kosovo Investment and Enterprise Support Agency (KIESA), rather than substituting for market functions. It proactively anticipates potential risks, including limited service capacity, slow institutional uptake, export volatility, and uneven women’s participation and addresses them through targeted training, institutional embedding, flexible co-financing mechanisms, market diversification efforts, and focused gender outreach to ensure inclusive and durable impact. Projektet GROW är ett strategiskt och väl genomtänkt initiativ för att stärka Kosovos privata sektor genom att ta itu med ihållande strukturella utmaningar, inklusive låg produktivitet, begränsad innovation, svag exportkapacitet och undermåliga företagsstödtjänster. I det tidigare projektet introducerades två initiativ, innovations- respektive exportfonden. Genom att skala upp dessa två till hållbara mekanismer förbättrar projektet effektivt viktiga marknadsfunktioner som produktdesign, digitalisering, kvalitetsstandarder, automatisering, turismhantering och exportfrämjande, och främjar på så sätt en mer konkurrenskraftig, inkluderande och motståndskraftig affärsmiljö. GROW är väl anpassat till Sidas strategi för västra Balkan och Turkiet 2022–2027, Reformagendan och Sidas utvecklingsprioriteringar, som främjar inkluderande tillväxt, jämställdhetsanpassad utveckling, digital omvandling samt grön omställning genom energieffektivitet, cirkulär ekonomi, hållbar turism och ekodesign. Insatsens mål är ambitiösa, men bedöms kunna uppnås. Fram till 2029 ska GROW ha: gett stöd till 600 företag, skapat eller förbättrat 1 000 jobb, ökat omsättning med 12 miljoner, bidragit till 4 miljoner euro i nytillkommen export samt bidragit till 6 miljoner euro i offentliga och privata saminvesteringar genom hävstångseffekt. Projektet stärker tjänsteleverantörer, kommuner, näringslivsorganisationer och viktiga institutioner som Kosovo Investment and Enterprise Support Agency (KIESA), snarare än att ersätta marknadsfunktioner vilket bidrar till bättre hållbarhet och ägarskap. GROW förutser proaktivt potentiella risker, inklusive begränsad servicekapacitet, långsam institutionell upptagning, exportvolatilitet och ojämlikt deltagande mellan män och kvinnor. Riskerna hanteras genom riktad utbildning, institutionell integrering, flexibla samfinansieringsmekanismer, marknadsdiversifierade insatser och verksamhet fokuserad på jämställdhet för att säkerställa inkluderande och varaktig effekt. The overall objective of GROW is to contribute to sustainable growth and increase access to productive economic opportunities for both individuals and enterprises within a growing private sector. This will be achieved by fostering a competitive, inclusive, and resilient market system in the targeted sectors, ultimately aiding Kosovos economic development through a more inclusive and competitive private-sector growth model. Building on the insights from the Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project, GROW will transition from direct enterprise-level support towards systemic market facilitation. The focus will be on replicating, scaling, and adapting successful business models and services that drive enterprise growth, innovation, and competitiveness. GROW implements interventions that empower both enterprises and individuals to capitalize on emerging opportunities in Kosovos key sectors, helping them overcome critical constraints related to market offer, innovation, digitalization, and market access. GROW will pursue its goal through two interconnected outcomes that drive private-sector transformation: Through Outcome 1 - Enterprises have strengthened competitiveness and improved their market offer This outcome focuses on deepening firm level capacities, fostering innovation, diversifying products and offer, and embedding sustainable business practices. It aims to scale up pilot models from Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project through systemic, market-based approaches that engage sector associations, institutions, service providers, and academia in manufacturing sectors. Whereas, in rural tourism, the project aims to capitalize on its successful partnerships with local governments and the private sector to develop further and consolidate rural tourism offers in Kosovo. In doing so, the focus will be on institutionalizing sustainable operational and management systems for tourism destinations and on improving supporting services essential to fostering innovation and promoting quality standards in the sector. This outcome focuses on the apparel, furniture, and rural tourism sectors, while also expanding into related value chains, including wood processing, prefabricated construction, and home and technical textiles. This approach leverages established networks and expertise to open new opportunities for innovation, diversification, and export growth. Through Outcome 2 - Market actors have expanded trade access, promotion, and linkages This outcome focuses on strengthening Kosovos international market presence and export linkages. It aims to build on the successful trade promotion and export models from Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project by developing sustainable, market-driven mechanisms for international promotion, destination branding, and B2B facilitation. Through collaboration with sector associations, export support institutions such as KIESA, and service providers, GROW will enable enterprises to improve their export readiness and investment promotion, participate more effectively in international fairs and B2B events, and access new buyers and distribution channels. In the rural tourism sector, the focus will be on enhancing destination branding and promotion and expanding the tourism offer to strategic marketing platforms. While centered on the furniture, apparel, and rural tourism sectors, this outcome will also generate spill-over benefits across other manufacturing industries. As it focuses on developing trade-related services and promotion mechanisms, enterprises from additional sectors with emerging export potential, such as plastics, metal processing, or other niche industries, will be able to access and benefit from these market opportunities. This inclusive approach ensures that GROWs trade facilitation efforts strengthen Kosovos overall export ecosystem and diversify the countrys international market reach. While both outcomes prioritize product diversification, quality improvement, innovation, digitalization, and green practices, alongside support for market-based solutions that boost enterprise performance, competitiveness, and long-term sustainability, by the end of the project: Outcome One will strengthen enterprise competitiveness and enhance the local market offering by scaling firm-level improvements and expanding market-driven business support services, and Outcome Two will expand market access and trade services by developing promotion channels, fostering B2B linkages, enhancing export readiness, and advancing destination branding. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Business development services Business & Other Services SE-0-SE-6-17898-17898A0101 Sweden The GROW intervention represents a strategic and well-conceived initiative to strengthen Kosovo’s private sector by addressing persistent structural challenges, including low productivity, limited innovation, weak export capacity, and fragmented business-support services. By scaling up the Innovation Fund and Export Fund into sustainable mechanisms, the project effectively enhances key market functions such as product design, digitalization, quality standards, automation, tourism management, and export promotion, thereby fostering a more competitive, inclusive, and resilient business environment. The intervention is well-aligned with Sida’s Strategy for the Western Balkans and Turkey 2022–2027, the Swedish Reform Agenda, and Sida’s development priorities, promoting inclusive growth, gender-responsive development, digital transformation, and the green transition through energy efficiency, circular practices, sustainable tourism, and eco-design. Its objectives are ambitious yet achievable, with projections indicating support for 600 enterprises, the creation or improvement of at least 1,000 jobs, €12 million in additional turnover, €4 million in new exports, and €6 million in leveraged public and private co-investments by 2029. The intervention appropriately embeds sustainability by strengthening service providers, municipalities, business associations, and key institutions such as the Kosovo Investment and Enterprise Support Agency (KIESA), rather than substituting for market functions. It proactively anticipates potential risks, including limited service capacity, slow institutional uptake, export volatility, and uneven women’s participation and addresses them through targeted training, institutional embedding, flexible co-financing mechanisms, market diversification efforts, and focused gender outreach to ensure inclusive and durable impact. Projektet GROW är ett strategiskt och väl genomtänkt initiativ för att stärka Kosovos privata sektor genom att ta itu med ihållande strukturella utmaningar, inklusive låg produktivitet, begränsad innovation, svag exportkapacitet och undermåliga företagsstödtjänster. I det tidigare projektet introducerades två initiativ, innovations- respektive exportfonden. Genom att skala upp dessa två till hållbara mekanismer förbättrar projektet effektivt viktiga marknadsfunktioner som produktdesign, digitalisering, kvalitetsstandarder, automatisering, turismhantering och exportfrämjande, och främjar på så sätt en mer konkurrenskraftig, inkluderande och motståndskraftig affärsmiljö. GROW är väl anpassat till Sidas strategi för västra Balkan och Turkiet 2022–2027, Reformagendan och Sidas utvecklingsprioriteringar, som främjar inkluderande tillväxt, jämställdhetsanpassad utveckling, digital omvandling samt grön omställning genom energieffektivitet, cirkulär ekonomi, hållbar turism och ekodesign. Insatsens mål är ambitiösa, men bedöms kunna uppnås. Fram till 2029 ska GROW ha: gett stöd till 600 företag, skapat eller förbättrat 1 000 jobb, ökat omsättning med 12 miljoner, bidragit till 4 miljoner euro i nytillkommen export samt bidragit till 6 miljoner euro i offentliga och privata saminvesteringar genom hävstångseffekt. Projektet stärker tjänsteleverantörer, kommuner, näringslivsorganisationer och viktiga institutioner som Kosovo Investment and Enterprise Support Agency (KIESA), snarare än att ersätta marknadsfunktioner vilket bidrar till bättre hållbarhet och ägarskap. GROW förutser proaktivt potentiella risker, inklusive begränsad servicekapacitet, långsam institutionell upptagning, exportvolatilitet och ojämlikt deltagande mellan män och kvinnor. Riskerna hanteras genom riktad utbildning, institutionell integrering, flexibla samfinansieringsmekanismer, marknadsdiversifierade insatser och verksamhet fokuserad på jämställdhet för att säkerställa inkluderande och varaktig effekt. The overall objective of GROW is to contribute to sustainable growth and increase access to productive economic opportunities for both individuals and enterprises within a growing private sector. This will be achieved by fostering a competitive, inclusive, and resilient market system in the targeted sectors, ultimately aiding Kosovos economic development through a more inclusive and competitive private-sector growth model. Building on the insights from the Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project, GROW will transition from direct enterprise-level support towards systemic market facilitation. The focus will be on replicating, scaling, and adapting successful business models and services that drive enterprise growth, innovation, and competitiveness. GROW implements interventions that empower both enterprises and individuals to capitalize on emerging opportunities in Kosovos key sectors, helping them overcome critical constraints related to market offer, innovation, digitalization, and market access. GROW will pursue its goal through two interconnected outcomes that drive private-sector transformation: Through Outcome 1 - Enterprises have strengthened competitiveness and improved their market offer This outcome focuses on deepening firm level capacities, fostering innovation, diversifying products and offer, and embedding sustainable business practices. It aims to scale up pilot models from Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project through systemic, market-based approaches that engage sector associations, institutions, service providers, and academia in manufacturing sectors. Whereas, in rural tourism, the project aims to capitalize on its successful partnerships with local governments and the private sector to develop further and consolidate rural tourism offers in Kosovo. In doing so, the focus will be on institutionalizing sustainable operational and management systems for tourism destinations and on improving supporting services essential to fostering innovation and promoting quality standards in the sector. This outcome focuses on the apparel, furniture, and rural tourism sectors, while also expanding into related value chains, including wood processing, prefabricated construction, and home and technical textiles. This approach leverages established networks and expertise to open new opportunities for innovation, diversification, and export growth. Through Outcome 2 - Market actors have expanded trade access, promotion, and linkages This outcome focuses on strengthening Kosovos international market presence and export linkages. It aims to build on the successful trade promotion and export models from Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project by developing sustainable, market-driven mechanisms for international promotion, destination branding, and B2B facilitation. Through collaboration with sector associations, export support institutions such as KIESA, and service providers, GROW will enable enterprises to improve their export readiness and investment promotion, participate more effectively in international fairs and B2B events, and access new buyers and distribution channels. In the rural tourism sector, the focus will be on enhancing destination branding and promotion and expanding the tourism offer to strategic marketing platforms. While centered on the furniture, apparel, and rural tourism sectors, this outcome will also generate spill-over benefits across other manufacturing industries. As it focuses on developing trade-related services and promotion mechanisms, enterprises from additional sectors with emerging export potential, such as plastics, metal processing, or other niche industries, will be able to access and benefit from these market opportunities. This inclusive approach ensures that GROWs trade facilitation efforts strengthen Kosovos overall export ecosystem and diversify the countrys international market reach. While both outcomes prioritize product diversification, quality improvement, innovation, digitalization, and green practices, alongside support for market-based solutions that boost enterprise performance, competitiveness, and long-term sustainability, by the end of the project: Outcome One will strengthen enterprise competitiveness and enhance the local market offering by scaling firm-level improvements and expanding market-driven business support services, and Outcome Two will expand market access and trade services by developing promotion channels, fostering B2B linkages, enhancing export readiness, and advancing destination branding. Sweden Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5400000 0 0 0 0 0 5400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5400000 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 5400000 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning WB: Better conditions for open economies integrated into regional, EU and international value chains and markets VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för öppna ekonomier som integreras i regionala, EU:s och internationella värdekedjor och marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17898-17898A0102 Sweden The GROW intervention represents a strategic and well-conceived initiative to strengthen Kosovo’s private sector by addressing persistent structural challenges, including low productivity, limited innovation, weak export capacity, and fragmented business-support services. By scaling up the Innovation Fund and Export Fund into sustainable mechanisms, the project effectively enhances key market functions such as product design, digitalization, quality standards, automation, tourism management, and export promotion, thereby fostering a more competitive, inclusive, and resilient business environment. The intervention is well-aligned with Sida’s Strategy for the Western Balkans and Turkey 2022–2027, the Swedish Reform Agenda, and Sida’s development priorities, promoting inclusive growth, gender-responsive development, digital transformation, and the green transition through energy efficiency, circular practices, sustainable tourism, and eco-design. Its objectives are ambitious yet achievable, with projections indicating support for 600 enterprises, the creation or improvement of at least 1,000 jobs, €12 million in additional turnover, €4 million in new exports, and €6 million in leveraged public and private co-investments by 2029. The intervention appropriately embeds sustainability by strengthening service providers, municipalities, business associations, and key institutions such as the Kosovo Investment and Enterprise Support Agency (KIESA), rather than substituting for market functions. It proactively anticipates potential risks, including limited service capacity, slow institutional uptake, export volatility, and uneven women’s participation and addresses them through targeted training, institutional embedding, flexible co-financing mechanisms, market diversification efforts, and focused gender outreach to ensure inclusive and durable impact. Projektet GROW är ett strategiskt och väl genomtänkt initiativ för att stärka Kosovos privata sektor genom att ta itu med ihållande strukturella utmaningar, inklusive låg produktivitet, begränsad innovation, svag exportkapacitet och undermåliga företagsstödtjänster. I det tidigare projektet introducerades två initiativ, innovations- respektive exportfonden. Genom att skala upp dessa två till hållbara mekanismer förbättrar projektet effektivt viktiga marknadsfunktioner som produktdesign, digitalisering, kvalitetsstandarder, automatisering, turismhantering och exportfrämjande, och främjar på så sätt en mer konkurrenskraftig, inkluderande och motståndskraftig affärsmiljö. GROW är väl anpassat till Sidas strategi för västra Balkan och Turkiet 2022–2027, Reformagendan och Sidas utvecklingsprioriteringar, som främjar inkluderande tillväxt, jämställdhetsanpassad utveckling, digital omvandling samt grön omställning genom energieffektivitet, cirkulär ekonomi, hållbar turism och ekodesign. Insatsens mål är ambitiösa, men bedöms kunna uppnås. Fram till 2029 ska GROW ha: gett stöd till 600 företag, skapat eller förbättrat 1 000 jobb, ökat omsättning med 12 miljoner, bidragit till 4 miljoner euro i nytillkommen export samt bidragit till 6 miljoner euro i offentliga och privata saminvesteringar genom hävstångseffekt. Projektet stärker tjänsteleverantörer, kommuner, näringslivsorganisationer och viktiga institutioner som Kosovo Investment and Enterprise Support Agency (KIESA), snarare än att ersätta marknadsfunktioner vilket bidrar till bättre hållbarhet och ägarskap. GROW förutser proaktivt potentiella risker, inklusive begränsad servicekapacitet, långsam institutionell upptagning, exportvolatilitet och ojämlikt deltagande mellan män och kvinnor. Riskerna hanteras genom riktad utbildning, institutionell integrering, flexibla samfinansieringsmekanismer, marknadsdiversifierade insatser och verksamhet fokuserad på jämställdhet för att säkerställa inkluderande och varaktig effekt. The overall objective of GROW is to contribute to sustainable growth and increase access to productive economic opportunities for both individuals and enterprises within a growing private sector. This will be achieved by fostering a competitive, inclusive, and resilient market system in the targeted sectors, ultimately aiding Kosovos economic development through a more inclusive and competitive private-sector growth model. Building on the insights from the Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project, GROW will transition from direct enterprise-level support towards systemic market facilitation. The focus will be on replicating, scaling, and adapting successful business models and services that drive enterprise growth, innovation, and competitiveness. GROW implements interventions that empower both enterprises and individuals to capitalize on emerging opportunities in Kosovos key sectors, helping them overcome critical constraints related to market offer, innovation, digitalization, and market access. GROW will pursue its goal through two interconnected outcomes that drive private-sector transformation: Through Outcome 1 - Enterprises have strengthened competitiveness and improved their market offer This outcome focuses on deepening firm level capacities, fostering innovation, diversifying products and offer, and embedding sustainable business practices. It aims to scale up pilot models from Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project through systemic, market-based approaches that engage sector associations, institutions, service providers, and academia in manufacturing sectors. Whereas, in rural tourism, the project aims to capitalize on its successful partnerships with local governments and the private sector to develop further and consolidate rural tourism offers in Kosovo. In doing so, the focus will be on institutionalizing sustainable operational and management systems for tourism destinations and on improving supporting services essential to fostering innovation and promoting quality standards in the sector. This outcome focuses on the apparel, furniture, and rural tourism sectors, while also expanding into related value chains, including wood processing, prefabricated construction, and home and technical textiles. This approach leverages established networks and expertise to open new opportunities for innovation, diversification, and export growth. Through Outcome 2 - Market actors have expanded trade access, promotion, and linkages This outcome focuses on strengthening Kosovos international market presence and export linkages. It aims to build on the successful trade promotion and export models from Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project by developing sustainable, market-driven mechanisms for international promotion, destination branding, and B2B facilitation. Through collaboration with sector associations, export support institutions such as KIESA, and service providers, GROW will enable enterprises to improve their export readiness and investment promotion, participate more effectively in international fairs and B2B events, and access new buyers and distribution channels. In the rural tourism sector, the focus will be on enhancing destination branding and promotion and expanding the tourism offer to strategic marketing platforms. While centered on the furniture, apparel, and rural tourism sectors, this outcome will also generate spill-over benefits across other manufacturing industries. As it focuses on developing trade-related services and promotion mechanisms, enterprises from additional sectors with emerging export potential, such as plastics, metal processing, or other niche industries, will be able to access and benefit from these market opportunities. This inclusive approach ensures that GROWs trade facilitation efforts strengthen Kosovos overall export ecosystem and diversify the countrys international market reach. While both outcomes prioritize product diversification, quality improvement, innovation, digitalization, and green practices, alongside support for market-based solutions that boost enterprise performance, competitiveness, and long-term sustainability, by the end of the project: Outcome One will strengthen enterprise competitiveness and enhance the local market offering by scaling firm-level improvements and expanding market-driven business support services, and Outcome Two will expand market access and trade services by developing promotion channels, fostering B2B linkages, enhancing export readiness, and advancing destination branding. Sweden Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 400000 0 400000 400000 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation SE-0-SE-6-17898-17898A0103 Sweden The GROW intervention represents a strategic and well-conceived initiative to strengthen Kosovo’s private sector by addressing persistent structural challenges, including low productivity, limited innovation, weak export capacity, and fragmented business-support services. By scaling up the Innovation Fund and Export Fund into sustainable mechanisms, the project effectively enhances key market functions such as product design, digitalization, quality standards, automation, tourism management, and export promotion, thereby fostering a more competitive, inclusive, and resilient business environment. The intervention is well-aligned with Sida’s Strategy for the Western Balkans and Turkey 2022–2027, the Swedish Reform Agenda, and Sida’s development priorities, promoting inclusive growth, gender-responsive development, digital transformation, and the green transition through energy efficiency, circular practices, sustainable tourism, and eco-design. Its objectives are ambitious yet achievable, with projections indicating support for 600 enterprises, the creation or improvement of at least 1,000 jobs, €12 million in additional turnover, €4 million in new exports, and €6 million in leveraged public and private co-investments by 2029. The intervention appropriately embeds sustainability by strengthening service providers, municipalities, business associations, and key institutions such as the Kosovo Investment and Enterprise Support Agency (KIESA), rather than substituting for market functions. It proactively anticipates potential risks, including limited service capacity, slow institutional uptake, export volatility, and uneven women’s participation and addresses them through targeted training, institutional embedding, flexible co-financing mechanisms, market diversification efforts, and focused gender outreach to ensure inclusive and durable impact. Projektet GROW är ett strategiskt och väl genomtänkt initiativ för att stärka Kosovos privata sektor genom att ta itu med ihållande strukturella utmaningar, inklusive låg produktivitet, begränsad innovation, svag exportkapacitet och undermåliga företagsstödtjänster. I det tidigare projektet introducerades två initiativ, innovations- respektive exportfonden. Genom att skala upp dessa två till hållbara mekanismer förbättrar projektet effektivt viktiga marknadsfunktioner som produktdesign, digitalisering, kvalitetsstandarder, automatisering, turismhantering och exportfrämjande, och främjar på så sätt en mer konkurrenskraftig, inkluderande och motståndskraftig affärsmiljö. GROW är väl anpassat till Sidas strategi för västra Balkan och Turkiet 2022–2027, Reformagendan och Sidas utvecklingsprioriteringar, som främjar inkluderande tillväxt, jämställdhetsanpassad utveckling, digital omvandling samt grön omställning genom energieffektivitet, cirkulär ekonomi, hållbar turism och ekodesign. Insatsens mål är ambitiösa, men bedöms kunna uppnås. Fram till 2029 ska GROW ha: gett stöd till 600 företag, skapat eller förbättrat 1 000 jobb, ökat omsättning med 12 miljoner, bidragit till 4 miljoner euro i nytillkommen export samt bidragit till 6 miljoner euro i offentliga och privata saminvesteringar genom hävstångseffekt. Projektet stärker tjänsteleverantörer, kommuner, näringslivsorganisationer och viktiga institutioner som Kosovo Investment and Enterprise Support Agency (KIESA), snarare än att ersätta marknadsfunktioner vilket bidrar till bättre hållbarhet och ägarskap. GROW förutser proaktivt potentiella risker, inklusive begränsad servicekapacitet, långsam institutionell upptagning, exportvolatilitet och ojämlikt deltagande mellan män och kvinnor. Riskerna hanteras genom riktad utbildning, institutionell integrering, flexibla samfinansieringsmekanismer, marknadsdiversifierade insatser och verksamhet fokuserad på jämställdhet för att säkerställa inkluderande och varaktig effekt. The overall objective of GROW is to contribute to sustainable growth and increase access to productive economic opportunities for both individuals and enterprises within a growing private sector. This will be achieved by fostering a competitive, inclusive, and resilient market system in the targeted sectors, ultimately aiding Kosovos economic development through a more inclusive and competitive private-sector growth model. Building on the insights from the Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project, GROW will transition from direct enterprise-level support towards systemic market facilitation. The focus will be on replicating, scaling, and adapting successful business models and services that drive enterprise growth, innovation, and competitiveness. GROW implements interventions that empower both enterprises and individuals to capitalize on emerging opportunities in Kosovos key sectors, helping them overcome critical constraints related to market offer, innovation, digitalization, and market access. GROW will pursue its goal through two interconnected outcomes that drive private-sector transformation: Through Outcome 1 - Enterprises have strengthened competitiveness and improved their market offer This outcome focuses on deepening firm level capacities, fostering innovation, diversifying products and offer, and embedding sustainable business practices. It aims to scale up pilot models from Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project through systemic, market-based approaches that engage sector associations, institutions, service providers, and academia in manufacturing sectors. Whereas, in rural tourism, the project aims to capitalize on its successful partnerships with local governments and the private sector to develop further and consolidate rural tourism offers in Kosovo. In doing so, the focus will be on institutionalizing sustainable operational and management systems for tourism destinations and on improving supporting services essential to fostering innovation and promoting quality standards in the sector. This outcome focuses on the apparel, furniture, and rural tourism sectors, while also expanding into related value chains, including wood processing, prefabricated construction, and home and technical textiles. This approach leverages established networks and expertise to open new opportunities for innovation, diversification, and export growth. Through Outcome 2 - Market actors have expanded trade access, promotion, and linkages This outcome focuses on strengthening Kosovos international market presence and export linkages. It aims to build on the successful trade promotion and export models from Fostering Employment and Growth Opportunities project by developing sustainable, market-driven mechanisms for international promotion, destination branding, and B2B facilitation. Through collaboration with sector associations, export support institutions such as KIESA, and service providers, GROW will enable enterprises to improve their export readiness and investment promotion, participate more effectively in international fairs and B2B events, and access new buyers and distribution channels. In the rural tourism sector, the focus will be on enhancing destination branding and promotion and expanding the tourism offer to strategic marketing platforms. While centered on the furniture, apparel, and rural tourism sectors, this outcome will also generate spill-over benefits across other manufacturing industries. As it focuses on developing trade-related services and promotion mechanisms, enterprises from additional sectors with emerging export potential, such as plastics, metal processing, or other niche industries, will be able to access and benefit from these market opportunities. This inclusive approach ensures that GROWs trade facilitation efforts strengthen Kosovos overall export ecosystem and diversify the countrys international market reach. While both outcomes prioritize product diversification, quality improvement, innovation, digitalization, and green practices, alongside support for market-based solutions that boost enterprise performance, competitiveness, and long-term sustainability, by the end of the project: Outcome One will strengthen enterprise competitiveness and enhance the local market offering by scaling firm-level improvements and expanding market-driven business support services, and Outcome Two will expand market access and trade services by developing promotion channels, fostering B2B linkages, enhancing export readiness, and advancing destination branding. Sweden Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 12000000 11000000 9100000 7000000 7000000 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 8000000 4000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 4100000 45100000 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation 5000000 Swisscontact/Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17977 Sweden The objective is to contribute to strengthened development results of Sida's guarantee contributions at country level. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garanti-insatser på landnivå. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garantiarbete, genom att erbjuda stöd till framförallt UMs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Kenya Rwanda Europe, regional North of Sahara, regional Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services SE-0-SE-6-17977-17977A0101 Sweden The objective is to contribute to strengthened development results of Sida's guarantee contributions at country level. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garanti-insatser på landnivå. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garantiarbete, genom att erbjuda stöd till framförallt UMs. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 0 1000000 700000 ILO/International Labour Organization 300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 700000 ILO/International Labour Organization Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17977-17977A0102 Sweden The objective is to contribute to strengthened development results of Sida's guarantee contributions at country level. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garanti-insatser på landnivå. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garantiarbete, genom att erbjuda stöd till framförallt UMs. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1000000 0 1000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 1000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved livelihood opportunities in Ukraine. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter i Ukraina. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-17977-17977A0103 Sweden The objective is to contribute to strengthened development results of Sida's guarantee contributions at country level. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garanti-insatser på landnivå. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till stärkta utvecklingsresultat av Sidas garantiarbete, genom att erbjuda stöd till framförallt UMs. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 1000000 500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 500000 ILO/International Labour Organization 500000 ILO/International Labour Organization Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for open, inclusive and sustainable trade as well as regional and continental economic integration and food security Stärkta förutsättningar för öppen, inkluderande och hållbar handel samt regional och kontinental ekonomisk integration och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-18138 Sweden Sida Digital Partnership Week 2026 (SDPW) was a pilot contribution held in Stockholm in June 2026, implemented under "Flexibos", a new working method through which Sida offers shorter, demand-driven forms of support (expert exchanges, capacity development and limited assignments), rather than long, pre-defined programmes. The pilot focused on trusted and secure infrastructure, AI and cybersecurity. The objective was to initiate flexible partnerships strengthening participating countries' capacity in these areas, by bringing together key officials from central authorities and ministries in countries with development needs and of strategic interest to Sweden, and by showcasing the expertise and offerings of the Swedish resource base ("Team Sweden"). The contribution also aimed to create an arena for establishing contacts and identifying possible long-term strategic partnerships between Team Sweden actors and the participating countries, and to lay the groundwork for continued dialogue and future contributions. Twenty-four delegates from 16 authorities in eleven countries (Colombia, Moldova, Ukraine, Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines) took part. The programme included a day at AI Sweden on the Swedish AI ecosystem, two days at Ericsson's Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue, and a concluding day at Sida's head office with bilateral meetings and dialogue with Team Sweden actors. Sida procured an event agency as implementing party for practical arrangements. The contribution did not have a traditional partner with its own results framework. Expected results were new and deepened contacts between Team Sweden and participating countries within digitalisation, AI and cybersecurity, and identified tracks for continued cooperation as a basis for possible future contributions under this working method. Sida Digital Partnership Week 2026 (SDPW) var en pilot i Stockholm i juni 2026, genomförd inom ramen för "Flexibos"-ansatsen, ett nytt arbetssätt där Sida erbjuder kortare, efterfrågestyrda former av stöd (expertutbyten, kompetensutveckling och avgränsade uppdrag), i stället för långa, förhandsdefinierade program. Denna pilot fokuserade på betrodd och säker infrastruktur, AI och cybersäkerhet. Insatsens syfte var att initiera flexibla samarbeten som stärker deltagarländernas kapacitet inom dessa områden, genom att samla nyckelpersoner från centrala myndigheter och ministerier i länder med utvecklingsbehov och strategiskt intresse för Sverige, och genom att synliggöra den svenska resursbasens (Team Swedens) kompetens och erbjudanden. Insatsen syftade vidare till att skapa en arena för att etablera kontakter och identifiera möjliga långsiktiga samarbeten mellan svenska aktörer och deltagarländerna, samt lägga grunden för fortsatt dialog och framtida insatser. Tjugofyra deltagare från 16 myndigheter i elva länder (Colombia, Moldavien, Ukraina, Marocko, Egypten, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesien och Filippinerna) deltog. Programmet omfattade en dag hos AI Sweden om det svenska AI-ekosystemet, två dagar på Ericssons Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue, samt en avslutande dag på Sida med bilaterala möten och dialog med Team Sweden. Sida upphandlade en eventbyrå som genomförandepart för det praktiska arrangemanget. Insatsen hade ingen traditionell samarbetspart med eget resultatramverk. Förväntade resultat var nya och fördjupade kontakter mellan Team Sweden och deltagarländerna inom digitalisering, AI och cybersäkerhet, samt identifierade spår för fortsatt samarbete, som en grund för eventuella framtida insatser inom arbetssättet. Huvudmålet med insatsen är att främja kunskapsutbyte och bygga kapacitet för ministerier och myndigheter med ansvar för säker och betrodd digitalisering, cybersäkerhet och AI, i för Sverige strategiskt viktiga länder. Cirka 25 deltagare från Sidas strategiska partnerländer, bland annat Colombia, Nigeria, Filippinerna, Thailand och Ukraina, deltar i veckan. Programmet kombinerar två dagar på Ericssons Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue i Kista med ett eget program kring AI-ekosystem, cybersäkerhet och möten med svenska aktörer. Veckan genomförs i nära samverkan med Team Sweden-aktörer, däribland Post- och telestyrelsen (PTS), AI Sweden, Business Sweden, Swedfund, EKN och SEK. Evenemanget utgör en pilot inom ramen för Sidas Flexibos-ansats (Flexibelt stöd inom säker och betrodd infrastruktur), som syftar till att erbjuda skräddarsydda kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram riktade till myndigheter och offentliga aktörer i partnerländer. Ett sekundärt mål med insatsen är därmed att bygga relationer inom en Team Sweden-ansats med deltagande länder med förhoppning om ett fortsatt och utökat samarbete. Vid insatsens slut förväntas kunskapen om säker och betrodd digitalisering, cybersäkerhet och AI, samt kunskapen om vad Team Sweden och Sida kan erbjuda i form av samarbete och partnerskap vara höjda. Om insatsen visar goda resultat är förhoppningen att kunna skapa nya insatser som riktar sig mot ett utökat samarbete och kapacitetsbyggande för djupare samarbete med strategiskt viktiga länder och möjlig utökning till flera länder. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Colombia Egypt Indonesia Morocco Moldova (the Republic of) Nigeria Philippines (the) Thailand Ukraine Viet Nam Information and communication technology (ICT) Communications Insatsen bedöms ha överträffat sina mål. Målet att initiera flexibla samarbeten har uppnåtts: flera konkreta samarbetsspår har förts vidare efter veckan, varav flera på partnerländerna egna initiativ. Målet att skapa en arena för kontakter och långsiktiga samarbeten mellan Team-Sweden aktörer och deltagarländerna har likaså uppnåtts, med nya kopplingar bland annat mellan Internetstiftelsen och Indonesien samt mellan Freja ID och Bangladesh.. Deltagarutvärderingen via Mentimeter (17 av 24 delegater, motsvarande en svarsfrekvens på cirka 70 procent) visar genomgående höga resultat: den övergripande nöjdheten uppgick till 4,8 av 5, programmet ansågs uppfylla förväntningarna med 8,6 av 10, relevansen för deltagarnas arbete bedömdes till 8,9 av 10, och nätverkande och dialog fick 9,2 av 10. Frågan om deltagarna skulle rekommendera framtida SDPW-event till kollegor och partners fick 9,8 av 10. De mest uppskattade inslagen var de bilaterala mötena, dagarna hos Ericsson och sessionen hos AI Sweden. Samtliga inbjudna länder tackade ja och deltog i åtminstone delar av programmet, vilket i sig signalerar att formatet svarar mot ett reellt behov. Resultaten som kan uppvisas redan nu är dock av kortsiktig karaktär; de långsiktiga effekterna i form av faktiskt fördjupade samarbeten går ännu inte att bedöma, även om förutsättningarna bedöms som goda. Sida följer upp de identifierade samarbetsspåren under hösten 2026 bland annat inom ramen för ett förlängt uppföljningsuppdrag med AI Sweden, vilket ger en första indikation på vilka spår som leder till faktiska insatser. Ett flertal konkreta nya samarbetsområden har identifierats, dels mellan Sida och partnerländerna, men i lika hög grad mellan andra Team Sweden-aktörer och svenska företag. Det sistnämnda ligger helt i linje med regeringens ambition att stärka kopplingen mellan bistånd och utrikeshandel. En viktig lärdom var att veckan tydliggjorde vilka som är starka potentiella samarbetspartner: interaktionerna under programmet gav en helt annan bild än vad skriftlig/digital kommunikation ensamt kan ge. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-18138-18138A0101 Sweden Sida Digital Partnership Week 2026 (SDPW) was a pilot contribution held in Stockholm in June 2026, implemented under "Flexibos", a new working method through which Sida offers shorter, demand-driven forms of support (expert exchanges, capacity development and limited assignments), rather than long, pre-defined programmes. The pilot focused on trusted and secure infrastructure, AI and cybersecurity. The objective was to initiate flexible partnerships strengthening participating countries' capacity in these areas, by bringing together key officials from central authorities and ministries in countries with development needs and of strategic interest to Sweden, and by showcasing the expertise and offerings of the Swedish resource base ("Team Sweden"). The contribution also aimed to create an arena for establishing contacts and identifying possible long-term strategic partnerships between Team Sweden actors and the participating countries, and to lay the groundwork for continued dialogue and future contributions. Twenty-four delegates from 16 authorities in eleven countries (Colombia, Moldova, Ukraine, Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines) took part. The programme included a day at AI Sweden on the Swedish AI ecosystem, two days at Ericsson's Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue, and a concluding day at Sida's head office with bilateral meetings and dialogue with Team Sweden actors. Sida procured an event agency as implementing party for practical arrangements. The contribution did not have a traditional partner with its own results framework. Expected results were new and deepened contacts between Team Sweden and participating countries within digitalisation, AI and cybersecurity, and identified tracks for continued cooperation as a basis for possible future contributions under this working method. Sida Digital Partnership Week 2026 (SDPW) var en pilot i Stockholm i juni 2026, genomförd inom ramen för "Flexibos"-ansatsen, ett nytt arbetssätt där Sida erbjuder kortare, efterfrågestyrda former av stöd (expertutbyten, kompetensutveckling och avgränsade uppdrag), i stället för långa, förhandsdefinierade program. Denna pilot fokuserade på betrodd och säker infrastruktur, AI och cybersäkerhet. Insatsens syfte var att initiera flexibla samarbeten som stärker deltagarländernas kapacitet inom dessa områden, genom att samla nyckelpersoner från centrala myndigheter och ministerier i länder med utvecklingsbehov och strategiskt intresse för Sverige, och genom att synliggöra den svenska resursbasens (Team Swedens) kompetens och erbjudanden. Insatsen syftade vidare till att skapa en arena för att etablera kontakter och identifiera möjliga långsiktiga samarbeten mellan svenska aktörer och deltagarländerna, samt lägga grunden för fortsatt dialog och framtida insatser. Tjugofyra deltagare från 16 myndigheter i elva länder (Colombia, Moldavien, Ukraina, Marocko, Egypten, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesien och Filippinerna) deltog. Programmet omfattade en dag hos AI Sweden om det svenska AI-ekosystemet, två dagar på Ericssons Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue, samt en avslutande dag på Sida med bilaterala möten och dialog med Team Sweden. Sida upphandlade en eventbyrå som genomförandepart för det praktiska arrangemanget. Insatsen hade ingen traditionell samarbetspart med eget resultatramverk. Förväntade resultat var nya och fördjupade kontakter mellan Team Sweden och deltagarländerna inom digitalisering, AI och cybersäkerhet, samt identifierade spår för fortsatt samarbete, som en grund för eventuella framtida insatser inom arbetssättet. Huvudmålet med insatsen är att främja kunskapsutbyte och bygga kapacitet för ministerier och myndigheter med ansvar för säker och betrodd digitalisering, cybersäkerhet och AI, i för Sverige strategiskt viktiga länder. Cirka 25 deltagare från Sidas strategiska partnerländer, bland annat Colombia, Nigeria, Filippinerna, Thailand och Ukraina, deltar i veckan. Programmet kombinerar två dagar på Ericssons Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue i Kista med ett eget program kring AI-ekosystem, cybersäkerhet och möten med svenska aktörer. Veckan genomförs i nära samverkan med Team Sweden-aktörer, däribland Post- och telestyrelsen (PTS), AI Sweden, Business Sweden, Swedfund, EKN och SEK. Evenemanget utgör en pilot inom ramen för Sidas Flexibos-ansats (Flexibelt stöd inom säker och betrodd infrastruktur), som syftar till att erbjuda skräddarsydda kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram riktade till myndigheter och offentliga aktörer i partnerländer. Ett sekundärt mål med insatsen är därmed att bygga relationer inom en Team Sweden-ansats med deltagande länder med förhoppning om ett fortsatt och utökat samarbete. Vid insatsens slut förväntas kunskapen om säker och betrodd digitalisering, cybersäkerhet och AI, samt kunskapen om vad Team Sweden och Sida kan erbjuda i form av samarbete och partnerskap vara höjda. Om insatsen visar goda resultat är förhoppningen att kunna skapa nya insatser som riktar sig mot ett utökat samarbete och kapacitetsbyggande för djupare samarbete med strategiskt viktiga länder och möjlig utökning till flera länder. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 158321 743795 91926 5958 200000 Sida 200000 Sida 200000 Sida 200000 Sida 200000 Sida 31664.2 Sida 31664.2 Sida 31664.2 Sida 31664.2 Sida 31664.2 Sida 148758.974 Sida 148758.974 Sida 148758.974 Sida 148758.974 Sida 148758.974 Sida 0 Sida 0 Sida 0 Sida 0 Sida 0 Sida 18385.212 Sida 18385.212 Sida 18385.212 Sida 18385.212 Sida 18385.212 Sida Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling, säkerhet och respekt för fri- och rättigheter genom accelererad digital omställning, minskade digitala klyftor och främjande av säker och betrodd digital infrastruktur Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-18138-18138A0102 Sweden Sida Digital Partnership Week 2026 (SDPW) was a pilot contribution held in Stockholm in June 2026, implemented under "Flexibos", a new working method through which Sida offers shorter, demand-driven forms of support (expert exchanges, capacity development and limited assignments), rather than long, pre-defined programmes. The pilot focused on trusted and secure infrastructure, AI and cybersecurity. The objective was to initiate flexible partnerships strengthening participating countries' capacity in these areas, by bringing together key officials from central authorities and ministries in countries with development needs and of strategic interest to Sweden, and by showcasing the expertise and offerings of the Swedish resource base ("Team Sweden"). The contribution also aimed to create an arena for establishing contacts and identifying possible long-term strategic partnerships between Team Sweden actors and the participating countries, and to lay the groundwork for continued dialogue and future contributions. Twenty-four delegates from 16 authorities in eleven countries (Colombia, Moldova, Ukraine, Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines) took part. The programme included a day at AI Sweden on the Swedish AI ecosystem, two days at Ericsson's Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue, and a concluding day at Sida's head office with bilateral meetings and dialogue with Team Sweden actors. Sida procured an event agency as implementing party for practical arrangements. The contribution did not have a traditional partner with its own results framework. Expected results were new and deepened contacts between Team Sweden and participating countries within digitalisation, AI and cybersecurity, and identified tracks for continued cooperation as a basis for possible future contributions under this working method. Sida Digital Partnership Week 2026 (SDPW) var en pilot i Stockholm i juni 2026, genomförd inom ramen för "Flexibos"-ansatsen, ett nytt arbetssätt där Sida erbjuder kortare, efterfrågestyrda former av stöd (expertutbyten, kompetensutveckling och avgränsade uppdrag), i stället för långa, förhandsdefinierade program. Denna pilot fokuserade på betrodd och säker infrastruktur, AI och cybersäkerhet. Insatsens syfte var att initiera flexibla samarbeten som stärker deltagarländernas kapacitet inom dessa områden, genom att samla nyckelpersoner från centrala myndigheter och ministerier i länder med utvecklingsbehov och strategiskt intresse för Sverige, och genom att synliggöra den svenska resursbasens (Team Swedens) kompetens och erbjudanden. Insatsen syftade vidare till att skapa en arena för att etablera kontakter och identifiera möjliga långsiktiga samarbeten mellan svenska aktörer och deltagarländerna, samt lägga grunden för fortsatt dialog och framtida insatser. Tjugofyra deltagare från 16 myndigheter i elva länder (Colombia, Moldavien, Ukraina, Marocko, Egypten, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesien och Filippinerna) deltog. Programmet omfattade en dag hos AI Sweden om det svenska AI-ekosystemet, två dagar på Ericssons Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue, samt en avslutande dag på Sida med bilaterala möten och dialog med Team Sweden. Sida upphandlade en eventbyrå som genomförandepart för det praktiska arrangemanget. Insatsen hade ingen traditionell samarbetspart med eget resultatramverk. Förväntade resultat var nya och fördjupade kontakter mellan Team Sweden och deltagarländerna inom digitalisering, AI och cybersäkerhet, samt identifierade spår för fortsatt samarbete, som en grund för eventuella framtida insatser inom arbetssättet. Huvudmålet med insatsen är att främja kunskapsutbyte och bygga kapacitet för ministerier och myndigheter med ansvar för säker och betrodd digitalisering, cybersäkerhet och AI, i för Sverige strategiskt viktiga länder. Cirka 25 deltagare från Sidas strategiska partnerländer, bland annat Colombia, Nigeria, Filippinerna, Thailand och Ukraina, deltar i veckan. Programmet kombinerar två dagar på Ericssons Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue i Kista med ett eget program kring AI-ekosystem, cybersäkerhet och möten med svenska aktörer. Veckan genomförs i nära samverkan med Team Sweden-aktörer, däribland Post- och telestyrelsen (PTS), AI Sweden, Business Sweden, Swedfund, EKN och SEK. Evenemanget utgör en pilot inom ramen för Sidas Flexibos-ansats (Flexibelt stöd inom säker och betrodd infrastruktur), som syftar till att erbjuda skräddarsydda kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram riktade till myndigheter och offentliga aktörer i partnerländer. Ett sekundärt mål med insatsen är därmed att bygga relationer inom en Team Sweden-ansats med deltagande länder med förhoppning om ett fortsatt och utökat samarbete. Vid insatsens slut förväntas kunskapen om säker och betrodd digitalisering, cybersäkerhet och AI, samt kunskapen om vad Team Sweden och Sida kan erbjuda i form av samarbete och partnerskap vara höjda. Om insatsen visar goda resultat är förhoppningen att kunna skapa nya insatser som riktar sig mot ett utökat samarbete och kapacitetsbyggande för djupare samarbete med strategiskt viktiga länder och möjlig utökning till flera länder. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 0 0 35099 104726 860175 0 1000000 Sida 35099 Sida 104726.2 Sida 0 Sida Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for enterprise and entrepreneurship, and free and rules-based trade. Stärkta förutsättningar för företagande och entreprenörskap samt fri och regelbaserad handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened ability to deal with security-related consequences of Russia’s aggression and prevent destabilisation. Stärkta förutsättningar att hantera säkerhetsrelaterade konsekvenser av Rysslands aggression och motverka destabilisering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-18138-18138A0103 Sweden Sida Digital Partnership Week 2026 (SDPW) was a pilot contribution held in Stockholm in June 2026, implemented under "Flexibos", a new working method through which Sida offers shorter, demand-driven forms of support (expert exchanges, capacity development and limited assignments), rather than long, pre-defined programmes. The pilot focused on trusted and secure infrastructure, AI and cybersecurity. The objective was to initiate flexible partnerships strengthening participating countries' capacity in these areas, by bringing together key officials from central authorities and ministries in countries with development needs and of strategic interest to Sweden, and by showcasing the expertise and offerings of the Swedish resource base ("Team Sweden"). The contribution also aimed to create an arena for establishing contacts and identifying possible long-term strategic partnerships between Team Sweden actors and the participating countries, and to lay the groundwork for continued dialogue and future contributions. Twenty-four delegates from 16 authorities in eleven countries (Colombia, Moldova, Ukraine, Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines) took part. The programme included a day at AI Sweden on the Swedish AI ecosystem, two days at Ericsson's Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue, and a concluding day at Sida's head office with bilateral meetings and dialogue with Team Sweden actors. Sida procured an event agency as implementing party for practical arrangements. The contribution did not have a traditional partner with its own results framework. Expected results were new and deepened contacts between Team Sweden and participating countries within digitalisation, AI and cybersecurity, and identified tracks for continued cooperation as a basis for possible future contributions under this working method. Sida Digital Partnership Week 2026 (SDPW) var en pilot i Stockholm i juni 2026, genomförd inom ramen för "Flexibos"-ansatsen, ett nytt arbetssätt där Sida erbjuder kortare, efterfrågestyrda former av stöd (expertutbyten, kompetensutveckling och avgränsade uppdrag), i stället för långa, förhandsdefinierade program. Denna pilot fokuserade på betrodd och säker infrastruktur, AI och cybersäkerhet. Insatsens syfte var att initiera flexibla samarbeten som stärker deltagarländernas kapacitet inom dessa områden, genom att samla nyckelpersoner från centrala myndigheter och ministerier i länder med utvecklingsbehov och strategiskt intresse för Sverige, och genom att synliggöra den svenska resursbasens (Team Swedens) kompetens och erbjudanden. Insatsen syftade vidare till att skapa en arena för att etablera kontakter och identifiera möjliga långsiktiga samarbeten mellan svenska aktörer och deltagarländerna, samt lägga grunden för fortsatt dialog och framtida insatser. Tjugofyra deltagare från 16 myndigheter i elva länder (Colombia, Moldavien, Ukraina, Marocko, Egypten, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesien och Filippinerna) deltog. Programmet omfattade en dag hos AI Sweden om det svenska AI-ekosystemet, två dagar på Ericssons Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue, samt en avslutande dag på Sida med bilaterala möten och dialog med Team Sweden. Sida upphandlade en eventbyrå som genomförandepart för det praktiska arrangemanget. Insatsen hade ingen traditionell samarbetspart med eget resultatramverk. Förväntade resultat var nya och fördjupade kontakter mellan Team Sweden och deltagarländerna inom digitalisering, AI och cybersäkerhet, samt identifierade spår för fortsatt samarbete, som en grund för eventuella framtida insatser inom arbetssättet. Huvudmålet med insatsen är att främja kunskapsutbyte och bygga kapacitet för ministerier och myndigheter med ansvar för säker och betrodd digitalisering, cybersäkerhet och AI, i för Sverige strategiskt viktiga länder. Cirka 25 deltagare från Sidas strategiska partnerländer, bland annat Colombia, Nigeria, Filippinerna, Thailand och Ukraina, deltar i veckan. Programmet kombinerar två dagar på Ericssons Stockholm Cybersecurity Dialogue i Kista med ett eget program kring AI-ekosystem, cybersäkerhet och möten med svenska aktörer. Veckan genomförs i nära samverkan med Team Sweden-aktörer, däribland Post- och telestyrelsen (PTS), AI Sweden, Business Sweden, Swedfund, EKN och SEK. Evenemanget utgör en pilot inom ramen för Sidas Flexibos-ansats (Flexibelt stöd inom säker och betrodd infrastruktur), som syftar till att erbjuda skräddarsydda kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram riktade till myndigheter och offentliga aktörer i partnerländer. Ett sekundärt mål med insatsen är därmed att bygga relationer inom en Team Sweden-ansats med deltagande länder med förhoppning om ett fortsatt och utökat samarbete. Vid insatsens slut förväntas kunskapen om säker och betrodd digitalisering, cybersäkerhet och AI, samt kunskapen om vad Team Sweden och Sida kan erbjuda i form av samarbete och partnerskap vara höjda. Om insatsen visar goda resultat är förhoppningen att kunna skapa nya insatser som riktar sig mot ett utökat samarbete och kapacitetsbyggande för djupare samarbete med strategiskt viktiga länder och möjlig utökning till flera länder. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.c - Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020. 9.c - Väsentligt ökad tillgången till informations- och kommunikationsteknik samt eftersträva allmän och ekonomiskt överkomlig tillgång till Internet i de minst utvecklade länderna senast 2020. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1000000 200000 Sida 200000 Sida 200000 Sida 200000 Sida 200000 Sida 10173.8 Sida 10173.8 Sida 10173.8 Sida 10173.8 Sida 10173.8 Sida 0 Sida 0 Sida 0 Sida 0 Sida 0 Sida Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-21000438 Sweden The co-operation between EAC, its Partner states and development partners is regulated through a Partnership Agreement. A Partnership Fund is established to support the implementation of the programme. EAC and its Partner States as well as the East African Development Bank, the World Bank, France, Norway, Finland and Sweden are signatories to the Partnership Agreement. Samarbetet mellan EAC, dess medlemsländer och givare är reglerat genom ett partnerskapsavtal. En partnerskapsfond har etablerats för att stödja genomförande av projekte relaterade till Lake Victoria sjön. EAC och dess medlemsstater tillsammans med Östafrikanska utvecklingsbanken, Världsbanken, Frankrike, Norge, Sverige och Finland har skrivit under partnerskapsavtalet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation SE-0-SE-6-21000438-2100043801 Sweden The co-operation between EAC, its Partner states and development partners is regulated through a Partnership Agreement. A Partnership Fund is established to support the implementation of the programme. EAC and its Partner States as well as the East African Development Bank, the World Bank, France, Norway, Finland and Sweden are signatories to the Partnership Agreement. Samarbetet mellan EAC, dess medlemsländer och givare är reglerat genom ett partnerskapsavtal. En partnerskapsfond har etablerats för att stödja genomförande av projekte relaterade till Lake Victoria sjön. EAC och dess medlemsstater tillsammans med Östafrikanska utvecklingsbanken, Världsbanken, Frankrike, Norge, Sverige och Finland har skrivit under partnerskapsavtalet. 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EAC and its Partner States as well as the East African Development Bank, the World Bank, France, Norway, Finland and Sweden are signatories to the Partnership Agreement. Samarbetet mellan EAC, dess medlemsländer och givare är reglerat genom ett partnerskapsavtal. En partnerskapsfond har etablerats för att stödja genomförande av projekte relaterade till Lake Victoria sjön. EAC och dess medlemsstater tillsammans med Östafrikanska utvecklingsbanken, Världsbanken, Frankrike, Norge, Sverige och Finland har skrivit under partnerskapsavtalet. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EAC/East African Community Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 96636 0 96636 0 0 0 96636 EAC/East African Community 96635.78 EAC/East African Community Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards sustainable management and use of common ecosystem services and ecosystem and natural resources and conservation of biodiversity Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av ekosystem, gemensamma ekosystemtjänster och naturresurser samt bevarande av biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-23000175 Sweden The project belongs to the 1st priority grid extension projects in EdM's investment plan. The objective is to develop infrastucture needed for the develoment of the agricultural, industrial and commercial potential in the region. Starting point for the project is a new substation in Cuamba. The proposed electrification will allow about 1700 customers to be connected to the grid. Projektet är högprioriterat i EDMs investeringsplan. Syftet är att tillhandahålla nödvändig infrastruktur för utveckling av jordbruk, industri och handel. Uppstart görs meddelst byggande av en ny substation i Cuamba. 1700 ny kunder förväntas ansluta sig direkt till nätet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids) Energy distribution SE-0-SE-6-23000175-2300017501 Sweden The project belongs to the 1st priority grid extension projects in EdM's investment plan. The objective is to develop infrastucture needed for the develoment of the agricultural, industrial and commercial potential in the region. Starting point for the project is a new substation in Cuamba. The proposed electrification will allow about 1700 customers to be connected to the grid. Projektet är högprioriterat i EDMs investeringsplan. Syftet är att tillhandahålla nödvändig infrastruktur för utveckling av jordbruk, industri och handel. Uppstart görs meddelst byggande av en ny substation i Cuamba. 1700 ny kunder förväntas ansluta sig direkt till nätet. Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 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Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Increased access to renewable energy and reliable and sustainably produced electricity for households, businesses and public activities Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi samt tillförlitlig och hållbart producerad elektricitet för hushåll, företag och offentlig verksamhet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-23000175-2300017502 Sweden The project belongs to the 1st priority grid extension projects in EdM's investment plan. The objective is to develop infrastucture needed for the develoment of the agricultural, industrial and commercial potential in the region. Starting point for the project is a new substation in Cuamba. The proposed electrification will allow about 1700 customers to be connected to the grid. Projektet är högprioriterat i EDMs investeringsplan. Syftet är att tillhandahålla nödvändig infrastruktur för utveckling av jordbruk, industri och handel. Uppstart görs meddelst byggande av en ny substation i Cuamba. 1700 ny kunder förväntas ansluta sig direkt till nätet. 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The objective is to develop infrastucture needed for the develoment of the agricultural, industrial and commercial potential in the region. Starting point for the project is a new substation in Cuamba. The proposed electrification will allow about 1700 customers to be connected to the grid. Projektet är högprioriterat i EDMs investeringsplan. Syftet är att tillhandahålla nödvändig infrastruktur för utveckling av jordbruk, industri och handel. Uppstart görs meddelst byggande av en ny substation i Cuamba. 1700 ny kunder förväntas ansluta sig direkt till nätet. Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Not applicable Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -36730000 -11108929 0 0 -11108929 -36730000 -47838929 Not applicable 0 Not applicable -11730000 Not applicable -25000000 Not applicable -11108929.3000000007 Not applicable Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Increased access to renewable energy and reliable and sustainably produced electricity for households, businesses and public activities Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi samt tillförlitlig och hållbart producerad elektricitet för hushåll, företag och offentlig verksamhet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-29000389 Sweden Program support to UNECA's 3 yr "business plan" 2010-2012 through a joing financing agreement (JFA)to 8 thematic areas: econ dev & NEPAD, climate (a separate contribution and spec agreement but under the JFA), food sec & sust dev, good governance & publ admin, ICT, reg integr & trade (under the same spec agreement but a separate contribution), gender equality & soc dev, and statistics. Programstöd till UNECAs 3-åriga "affärsplan" 2010 - 2012 genom ett gemensamt finansieringsavtal (JFA) till 8 tematiska områden: ekon utv & NEPAD, klimat (separat insats och avtal men under samma JFA), livsmedelstrygghet & hållbar utv, god samhällsstyrning & off förvalt, ICT & vetenskap/teknologi,regional integration & handel (samma avtal men separat insats), jämställdhet & soc utv, samt statistik. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Public sector policy and administrative management Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-29000389-2900038901 Sweden Program support to UNECA's 3 yr "business plan" 2010-2012 through a joing financing agreement (JFA)to 8 thematic areas: econ dev & NEPAD, climate (a separate contribution and spec agreement but under the JFA), food sec & sust dev, good governance & publ admin, ICT, reg integr & trade (under the same spec agreement but a separate contribution), gender equality & soc dev, and statistics. Programstöd till UNECAs 3-åriga "affärsplan" 2010 - 2012 genom ett gemensamt finansieringsavtal (JFA) till 8 tematiska områden: ekon utv & NEPAD, klimat (separat insats och avtal men under samma JFA), livsmedelstrygghet & hållbar utv, god samhällsstyrning & off förvalt, ICT & vetenskap/teknologi,regional integration & handel (samma avtal men separat insats), jämställdhet & soc utv, samt statistik. 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Programstöd till UNECAs 3-åriga "affärsplan" 2010 - 2012 genom ett gemensamt finansieringsavtal (JFA) till 8 tematiska områden: ekon utv & NEPAD, klimat (separat insats och avtal men under samma JFA), livsmedelstrygghet & hållbar utv, god samhällsstyrning & off förvalt, ICT & vetenskap/teknologi,regional integration & handel (samma avtal men separat insats), jämställdhet & soc utv, samt statistik. Sweden ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 500000 500000 0 500000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa 500000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa SE-0-SE-6-29000389-2900038903 Sweden Program support to UNECA's 3 yr "business plan" 2010-2012 through a joing financing agreement (JFA)to 8 thematic areas: econ dev & NEPAD, climate (a separate contribution and spec agreement but under the JFA), food sec & sust dev, good governance & publ admin, ICT, reg integr & trade (under the same spec agreement but a separate contribution), gender equality & soc dev, and statistics. Programstöd till UNECAs 3-åriga "affärsplan" 2010 - 2012 genom ett gemensamt finansieringsavtal (JFA) till 8 tematiska områden: ekon utv & NEPAD, klimat (separat insats och avtal men under samma JFA), livsmedelstrygghet & hållbar utv, god samhällsstyrning & off förvalt, ICT & vetenskap/teknologi,regional integration & handel (samma avtal men separat insats), jämställdhet & soc utv, samt statistik. Sweden ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ECA/Economic Commission for Africa Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 791000 2150000 791000 2150000 -1614126 2941000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa 791000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa 2150000 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa -1614126.3 ECA/Economic Commission for Africa SE-0-SE-6-42000095 Sweden BEHTRUWC is the second phase of the NFE3/Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Children project for working children ( 1997-2004)which was supported by Sida. It is a GOB project for urban working children in the 6 Divisions of Bangladesh covering 166150 children for the period 2005-2012. It is supported by the GOB, UNICEF, CIDA and Sida. Sida and CIDA funds are channeled through UNICEF. BEHTRUWC is the second phase of the NFE3/Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Children project for working children ( 1997-2004)which was supported by Sida. It is a GOB project for urban working children in the 6 Divisions of Bangladesh covering 166150 children for the period 2005-2012. It is supported by the GOB, UNICEF, CIDA and Sida. Sida and CIDA funds are channeled through UNICEF. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Basic life skills for youth Basic Education The main objective of the BEHTRUWC project supported by Sida along with CIDA and UNICEF was to enhance the life options of urban working children by ensuring their access to education, protection and development. The four specific objectives as per the 3rd Revised Development Project Proforma (RDPP) included the provision of quality basic education to 166,150 urban working children, including additional livelihood skills training to 20,130 of them; advocacy and awareness raising at different levels for protection of children from hazardous work; and, awareness building for elimination of child labour. The project has been implemented by the Bureau of Non-Formal Education (BNFE) under the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education (MoPME) in partnership with 28 Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) with expertise and experience in basic education (20 NGOs2) and in livelihood skills training (8 NGOs3). The project was funded by the Government of Bangladesh (GoB), UNICEF, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), and the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). During the period 2006-2011, the project enrolled 166,150 out-of-school urban working children aged 10-14 years in six divisional cities in basic education course in 6,646 learning centers. However, a total of 146,942 out-of-school urban working children completed 40 months basic education course with functional literacy, numeracy and enhanced life skills after going through four stages. The rapid assessment conducted in 2010 and 2011 revealed the achievement levels of the post training competencies of the learners for the first, second, third and fourth batches as 64 per cent, 77 per cent, 74 per cent and 69 per cent respectively. Learners of the last three batches performed better than the first one because of the corrective measures taken by the project such as an increase in salary of teachers and supervisors, provision of incentives for retention of teachers and incentives for learners e.g. school bags, fortified biscuits. A total of 24,582 learners have been enrolled in primary schools after grade three level of education in the project (i.e. 16 per cent of the total number of those who completed the course). Out of 18,630 enrolled urban working children, a total of 18,328 (98 per cent) completed livelihood skills training which were provided through four different modalities in the six cities. The average dropout rate was 2 per cent which reflects the high level of demand and interest for skills training among the learners. Almost all the learners received seed money after completion of the livelihood skills training. In general, most of the learners who received skill training either got jobs in their relevant skills or pursued self-employment using the seed money. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-42000095-4200009501 Sweden BEHTRUWC is the second phase of the NFE3/Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Children project for working children ( 1997-2004)which was supported by Sida. It is a GOB project for urban working children in the 6 Divisions of Bangladesh covering 166150 children for the period 2005-2012. It is supported by the GOB, UNICEF, CIDA and Sida. Sida and CIDA funds are channeled through UNICEF. BEHTRUWC is the second phase of the NFE3/Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Children project for working children ( 1997-2004)which was supported by Sida. It is a GOB project for urban working children in the 6 Divisions of Bangladesh covering 166150 children for the period 2005-2012. It is supported by the GOB, UNICEF, CIDA and Sida. Sida and CIDA funds are channeled through UNICEF. Sweden ERD/Economic Relations Division Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 0 0 35650000 35650000 0 35650000 31300000 26000000 14000000 0 0 0 -10482236 0 35650000 31300000 0 0 35650000 0 -10482236 0 35650000 26000000 0 14000000 -82877 167767764 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 35650000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 35650000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 35650000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 31300000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 26000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 14000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund -10482235.8499999996 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund -82876.81 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-42000095-4200009503 Sweden BEHTRUWC is the second phase of the NFE3/Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Children project for working children ( 1997-2004)which was supported by Sida. It is a GOB project for urban working children in the 6 Divisions of Bangladesh covering 166150 children for the period 2005-2012. It is supported by the GOB, UNICEF, CIDA and Sida. Sida and CIDA funds are channeled through UNICEF. BEHTRUWC is the second phase of the NFE3/Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Children project for working children ( 1997-2004)which was supported by Sida. It is a GOB project for urban working children in the 6 Divisions of Bangladesh covering 166150 children for the period 2005-2012. It is supported by the GOB, UNICEF, CIDA and Sida. Sida and CIDA funds are channeled through UNICEF. Sweden ERD/Economic Relations Division Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 84796 555327 0 0 0 0 84796 0 555327 0 640123 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 84795.5 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 549620 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 5707.01 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-42000095-4200009504 Sweden BEHTRUWC is the second phase of the NFE3/Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Children project for working children ( 1997-2004)which was supported by Sida. It is a GOB project for urban working children in the 6 Divisions of Bangladesh covering 166150 children for the period 2005-2012. It is supported by the GOB, UNICEF, CIDA and Sida. Sida and CIDA funds are channeled through UNICEF. BEHTRUWC is the second phase of the NFE3/Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Children project for working children ( 1997-2004)which was supported by Sida. It is a GOB project for urban working children in the 6 Divisions of Bangladesh covering 166150 children for the period 2005-2012. It is supported by the GOB, UNICEF, CIDA and Sida. Sida and CIDA funds are channeled through UNICEF. Sweden ERD/Economic Relations Division Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 189383 446950 189383 446950 636333 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 188623.4 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 759.22 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 446950.17 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51020162 Sweden RWI Regional Asia program on Human Rights and Sustanable Development 2017-2021 aims at strengthening the capacity and knowledge of regional and national actors. RWI has applied to Sida for 75 million SEK to carry out the "RWI Regional Asia programme on human rights and sustainable development 2017-2021". The intervention aims at: 1. Clarifying the linkages and application in the region and influencing policy and legal development through strengthening knowledge on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment. Regional research, regional thematic studies and support to acadmic education in the field of human rights and environment will be the main activities here. 2. Strengthening multisector synergies, pursuing inclusive and rights-based action towards Agenda 2030 Exampls of activities are annual comprehensive blended learning courses, tailor-made courses to regional stakeholders from different sectors on human rights based approaches and linkages between human rights, gender equality, environment and sustainable development, as well as supporting regional, national and local multi-sectorial SDG processes with human rights indicators. 3. Promoting fair and efficient justice, including in relation to the environment and for cross-border human rights violations. This will be done through i.e. human rights capacity development for judges/judicial actors across the region, high-level NHRI meetings to further develop regional frameworks for addressing cross-boundary human rights protection issues, engagement with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights in key areas of the Commission's mandate, etc. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till implementeringen av regeringens strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceaninen 2017-2021 som har som mål har som mål att bidra till ökad regional integration och samarbete för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med strategin är att stärka regionala aktörers förmåga att arbeta med gränsöverskridande utmaningar och möjligheter inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, jämställdhet respektive miljö och klimat på ett ömsesidigt förstärkande sett. Det föreslagna stödet till Raoul Wallenberg Institutets regionala program för mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling syftar till att bidra till en rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar utveckling i Asien genom att bidra till att stärka skyddet för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Program som bygger på tre huvudkomponenter: 1.Att stärka kunskapen om samarbandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö och tydligöra dessa samband och därigenom bidra till att påverka lagstiftning, policy och rättskipning i regionen. Det kommer ske genom forskning, utbildning och regionalt akademiskt utbyte. 2.Stärka synergier och samverkan mellan olika sektorer och aktörer i syfte att bygga broar mellan olika kunskapsområden som miljö och mänskliga rättigheter och därigenom bidra till en effektivare implementering av Agenda 2030. 3.Att bidra till att främja ökad tillgång till rättvisa för marginaliserade grupper i relation till miljö och mänskliga rättigheter för gränsöverskridande kränkningar begångna av icke-statliga aktörer. Det första året planeras som ett pilot år där RWI planerar att starta upp verksamheten genom att påbörja forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter men också på att utveckla och formalisera sektorövergripande samarbeten. Under pilotåret ska RWI färdigställa ett konsoliderat program med budget för 2018-2021 och utveckla ett fullständigt resultatramverk och göra en fullständig riskbedömning och ta fram en plan för hur dessa risker ska hanteras. Sida ska godkänna dessa dokument innan ytterligare medel betalas ut. Sida gör bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och att RWI och det planerade regionala programmet har goda förutsättningar att bidra till målen i den i ovan nämnda strategin. The intervention overarching intention is to contribute to a just, inclusive and sustainable development in Asia, through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The resultsframwork was revised in late 2019 after a mid-term review was carried out.  The overall problems that RWI has identified that the Regional Asia Program shall address are the following: 1. Lack of knowledge of linkages between human rights, gender equality and environment between and among actors, and lack of connected, qualitative and locally grounded, problem analyses required for such policies. 2. Insufficient collaboration and joint vision between different actors and sectors, which impedes synergies and efficiency in action which are preconditions for progress, including towards Agenda 2030 targets. 3. Gaps in accountability and access to justice on equal terms for all, including insufficient mechanisms for addressing extraterritorial and corporate harm. The Theory of Change for the programme is based on the assumption that addressing the problems mentioned above will achieve the overall objective of the programme to contribute to just, inclusive and sustainable development in the region through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The intervention aims to strengthen knowledge regarding the connection between human rights, gender equality and the Environment with the aim to clarify the linkages and to contribute to improved policy and legal development. RWI has developed the following implementation strategies: Strategy 1: Strengthening KNOWLEDGE on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment in the region, aiming to clarify context specific challenges and opportunities and to inform and influence policy, practice and discourse. Strategy 2: Strengthening multi-sector SYNERGIES, pursuing constructive collaboration and efficient inclusive and rights-based action towards SDG targets, building bridges and offering platforms for mutual exchange. Strategy 3: Promoting ACCOUNTABILITY in relation to programme topics for all in society, including for cross-border violations and actions of private actors, and adequate measures for marginalised and discriminated groups. Change is thought to happen when the three strategies each corresponding to one of the key problems, and contributing also to the programme at large, where each strategy builds and depends on and the results of others to the extent relevant and possible.           Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general The RAPP1 implemented through 2017 2024 has achieved some key impacts across four thematic outcomes: i) Increased capacities among targeted academic institutions in the Asia-Pacific region to mainstream human rights and gender-based approaches to displacement in the context of disasters and climate change (referred to as disaster, climate change and human mobility) ii) Improved local stakeholders capacities and collaborations to promote environment related human rights, gender equality and the SDGs (referred to as localising human rights and the sustainable development goals) iii) Strengthened and expanded knowledge bases on human rights, gender equality, and the environment for relevant coalitions, networks and collaborations (referred to as human rights and the environment) iv) Increased public discourse about the interlinkages between human rights, gender equality, and the environment (referred to as public discourse on human rights and the environment). The accumulated results are: 1. RAPP1s expanding academic capacities showcased how RWIs commitment to academic development has enriched the academic landscape through collaborative research endeavours and outputs. It highlighted the expansion of the research initiative the establishment of the Asia Pacific Academic Networks on Disaster Displacement (APANDD) and formal collaborations with esteemed universities and academic institutions and publications to enhance its reach and impact such as the edited volume Climate-related Human Mobility in Asia and the Pacific: Interdisciplinary Rights-based Approach (2024) published by Springer which provides an interdisciplinary and rights-based perspective on climate-related mobility. Important input to global and national policy making processes were provided to UN Special Rapporteurs on Climate Change, and HRs and Internally Displaced Persons, the Right to Adequate Housing as well as the UN General Assembly High-level Panel on Internal Displacement. 2. RWI has had an impact on improving local stakeholders capacities and collaborations to promote human rights, gender equality, and the SDGs and advocate to influence policy makers and local actors through a series of knowledge products on Localising Human Rights in the Context of SDGs, which is considered having catalysed positive changes at the local level. 3. RAPP1 has had impacts in strengthening the knowledge bases for relevant coalitions, networks and collaborations through a series of published research products. These publications concern the human right to a healthy environment in Southeast Asia with local researchers from 6 ASEAN member states which has been referenced as a roadmap for future research and by UNESCAP technical report and recommendations to strengthen environmental impact assessment procedures in ASEAN and will subsequently inform the current drafting process of the ASEAN Environmental Rights Declaration. 4. RAPP1 has also employed diverse methods to catalyse public conversations, ranging from initial impactful research collaboration and influential publications to proactive involvement in shaping discussions within conferences as well as raising awareness about the interconnections between human rights, gender equality, climate change, and environmental sustainability. These impacts were measured through (program internal assessment based on survey participated by 54 RAPP stakeholders): - Enhanced Understanding and Capacity, with 98 percent of the respondents reported the significant contributions that RAPP made to their understanding of the interconnections between human rights and various sectors and that RWIs programme is highly relevant to their jobs or professional roles. - Influence on Policy Dynamics, with 76.4 percent of respondents agreed that the RAPP directly influenced the development or implementation of their organisations strategic plans. - Increased Public Discourse and Dissemination of Knowledge, 98 percent of respondents agreed that the Programme encouraged dissemination of human rights discourse and societal issues and 74.5 percent of respondents stated they had actively contributed to the dissemination of discourse related to human rights and disaster displacement, the SDGs, judicial processes, responsible business, and the environment. - Strengthened Local Stakeholder Capacities and Collaboration, with 93 percent of respondents affirmed their ability to effectively translate the knowledge acquired during the Programme into tangible actions and 84 percent of the respondents successfully formed collaborations with other individuals or organisations through participating in RWIs programme and joint publication and research as well as other joint activities/events. Overall, throughout the 7year programme, RAPP1 engaged 4,093 participants in a series of activities organized through regional forums, training courses and workshops, regional policy dialogues and meetings, research collaboration and production as well as knowledge dissemination. Amongst the participants, 1764 were women, 1622 were men, 2 were nonbinary people and 705 were N/A gender. Based on the type of events, RAPP1 engaged 1496 participants through workshops, 344 through trainings, 36 in roundtable discussions, 170 in meetings, 184 in general lectures, 1731 in discussions and 132 through other types of events. The RAPP1 participants represented 39 countries from around the world, with 90 percent of participants identifying themselves as nationals of a Southeast Asian country, whilst 4 percent and 0.5 percent were from South Asia and the Pacific, respectively. More specifically, RAPPs activities have engaged 3693 participants from Southeast Asia, 164 from South Asia, 13 from Northeast Asia, 27 from Pacific Islands and the rest were from Africa, North America, Europe, Australia, and others. Of top 5 countries, 2,761 participants were from Indonesia, 556 from Malaysia, 162 from the Philippines, 130 from Thailand, and 45 from India. Of those total numbers of RAPPs engaged stakeholders across four outcome areas, 1305 were from academia, 1247 were from governments, 86 were from international organisations, 304 were from NGOs, 542 were from private sector institutions, and other types of stakeholders were 582 persons. The majority of RAPP1 participants were researchers, journalists, ASEAN Youth Forum, National HRs Institutes, policy makers, local governments officials, judicial authorities, and right holders. More than 5 international forums and hybrid events aimed at enhancing stakeholder engagement were organised. Some highlights included sessions at the annual World Human Rights Cities Forum in South Korea, Indonesia's Human Rights Festival, Regional Dialogue on Human Rights and Local Governance in the Philippines, and the 3rd EUASEAN CSOs Forum in Brussels. Through applied research and cuttingedge capacity building activities on the interlinkages between human rights and sustainable development, RAPP1 has transformed individual mindsets at both national and regional levels in the form of perceptions of human rights, gender norms and inclusive leadership. This has led to new policies and models for incorporating human rights and gender equality in climate change and environmental protection contexts, as well as a cadre of champions within the different institutions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020162-5102016201 Sweden RWI Regional Asia program on Human Rights and Sustanable Development 2017-2021 aims at strengthening the capacity and knowledge of regional and national actors. RWI has applied to Sida for 75 million SEK to carry out the "RWI Regional Asia programme on human rights and sustainable development 2017-2021". The intervention aims at: 1. Clarifying the linkages and application in the region and influencing policy and legal development through strengthening knowledge on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment. Regional research, regional thematic studies and support to acadmic education in the field of human rights and environment will be the main activities here. 2. Strengthening multisector synergies, pursuing inclusive and rights-based action towards Agenda 2030 Exampls of activities are annual comprehensive blended learning courses, tailor-made courses to regional stakeholders from different sectors on human rights based approaches and linkages between human rights, gender equality, environment and sustainable development, as well as supporting regional, national and local multi-sectorial SDG processes with human rights indicators. 3. Promoting fair and efficient justice, including in relation to the environment and for cross-border human rights violations. This will be done through i.e. human rights capacity development for judges/judicial actors across the region, high-level NHRI meetings to further develop regional frameworks for addressing cross-boundary human rights protection issues, engagement with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights in key areas of the Commission's mandate, etc. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till implementeringen av regeringens strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceaninen 2017-2021 som har som mål har som mål att bidra till ökad regional integration och samarbete för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med strategin är att stärka regionala aktörers förmåga att arbeta med gränsöverskridande utmaningar och möjligheter inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, jämställdhet respektive miljö och klimat på ett ömsesidigt förstärkande sett. Det föreslagna stödet till Raoul Wallenberg Institutets regionala program för mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling syftar till att bidra till en rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar utveckling i Asien genom att bidra till att stärka skyddet för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Program som bygger på tre huvudkomponenter: 1.Att stärka kunskapen om samarbandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö och tydligöra dessa samband och därigenom bidra till att påverka lagstiftning, policy och rättskipning i regionen. Det kommer ske genom forskning, utbildning och regionalt akademiskt utbyte. 2.Stärka synergier och samverkan mellan olika sektorer och aktörer i syfte att bygga broar mellan olika kunskapsområden som miljö och mänskliga rättigheter och därigenom bidra till en effektivare implementering av Agenda 2030. 3.Att bidra till att främja ökad tillgång till rättvisa för marginaliserade grupper i relation till miljö och mänskliga rättigheter för gränsöverskridande kränkningar begångna av icke-statliga aktörer. Det första året planeras som ett pilot år där RWI planerar att starta upp verksamheten genom att påbörja forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter men också på att utveckla och formalisera sektorövergripande samarbeten. Under pilotåret ska RWI färdigställa ett konsoliderat program med budget för 2018-2021 och utveckla ett fullständigt resultatramverk och göra en fullständig riskbedömning och ta fram en plan för hur dessa risker ska hanteras. Sida ska godkänna dessa dokument innan ytterligare medel betalas ut. Sida gör bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och att RWI och det planerade regionala programmet har goda förutsättningar att bidra till målen i den i ovan nämnda strategin. The intervention overarching intention is to contribute to a just, inclusive and sustainable development in Asia, through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The resultsframwork was revised in late 2019 after a mid-term review was carried out.  The overall problems that RWI has identified that the Regional Asia Program shall address are the following: 1. Lack of knowledge of linkages between human rights, gender equality and environment between and among actors, and lack of connected, qualitative and locally grounded, problem analyses required for such policies. 2. Insufficient collaboration and joint vision between different actors and sectors, which impedes synergies and efficiency in action which are preconditions for progress, including towards Agenda 2030 targets. 3. Gaps in accountability and access to justice on equal terms for all, including insufficient mechanisms for addressing extraterritorial and corporate harm. The Theory of Change for the programme is based on the assumption that addressing the problems mentioned above will achieve the overall objective of the programme to contribute to just, inclusive and sustainable development in the region through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The intervention aims to strengthen knowledge regarding the connection between human rights, gender equality and the Environment with the aim to clarify the linkages and to contribute to improved policy and legal development. RWI has developed the following implementation strategies: Strategy 1: Strengthening KNOWLEDGE on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment in the region, aiming to clarify context specific challenges and opportunities and to inform and influence policy, practice and discourse. Strategy 2: Strengthening multi-sector SYNERGIES, pursuing constructive collaboration and efficient inclusive and rights-based action towards SDG targets, building bridges and offering platforms for mutual exchange. Strategy 3: Promoting ACCOUNTABILITY in relation to programme topics for all in society, including for cross-border violations and actions of private actors, and adequate measures for marginalised and discriminated groups. Change is thought to happen when the three strategies each corresponding to one of the key problems, and contributing also to the programme at large, where each strategy builds and depends on and the results of others to the extent relevant and possible.           Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 12661014 15000000 14500000 16478444 16360542 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 12661014 0 10000000 6500000 8000000 -10000000 8000000 10000000 -0.0000000004 -5000000 10000000 0 -10000000 -0.0000000019 -0.0000000002 0 0 0 6360542 0 8478444 0 0 0 75000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 12661014 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 10000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 5000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 6500000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8478444 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 10000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 6360542 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020162-5102016204 Sweden RWI Regional Asia program on Human Rights and Sustanable Development 2017-2021 aims at strengthening the capacity and knowledge of regional and national actors. RWI has applied to Sida for 75 million SEK to carry out the "RWI Regional Asia programme on human rights and sustainable development 2017-2021". The intervention aims at: 1. Clarifying the linkages and application in the region and influencing policy and legal development through strengthening knowledge on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment. Regional research, regional thematic studies and support to acadmic education in the field of human rights and environment will be the main activities here. 2. Strengthening multisector synergies, pursuing inclusive and rights-based action towards Agenda 2030 Exampls of activities are annual comprehensive blended learning courses, tailor-made courses to regional stakeholders from different sectors on human rights based approaches and linkages between human rights, gender equality, environment and sustainable development, as well as supporting regional, national and local multi-sectorial SDG processes with human rights indicators. 3. Promoting fair and efficient justice, including in relation to the environment and for cross-border human rights violations. This will be done through i.e. human rights capacity development for judges/judicial actors across the region, high-level NHRI meetings to further develop regional frameworks for addressing cross-boundary human rights protection issues, engagement with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights in key areas of the Commission's mandate, etc. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till implementeringen av regeringens strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceaninen 2017-2021 som har som mål har som mål att bidra till ökad regional integration och samarbete för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med strategin är att stärka regionala aktörers förmåga att arbeta med gränsöverskridande utmaningar och möjligheter inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, jämställdhet respektive miljö och klimat på ett ömsesidigt förstärkande sett. Det föreslagna stödet till Raoul Wallenberg Institutets regionala program för mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling syftar till att bidra till en rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar utveckling i Asien genom att bidra till att stärka skyddet för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Program som bygger på tre huvudkomponenter: 1.Att stärka kunskapen om samarbandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö och tydligöra dessa samband och därigenom bidra till att påverka lagstiftning, policy och rättskipning i regionen. Det kommer ske genom forskning, utbildning och regionalt akademiskt utbyte. 2.Stärka synergier och samverkan mellan olika sektorer och aktörer i syfte att bygga broar mellan olika kunskapsområden som miljö och mänskliga rättigheter och därigenom bidra till en effektivare implementering av Agenda 2030. 3.Att bidra till att främja ökad tillgång till rättvisa för marginaliserade grupper i relation till miljö och mänskliga rättigheter för gränsöverskridande kränkningar begångna av icke-statliga aktörer. Det första året planeras som ett pilot år där RWI planerar att starta upp verksamheten genom att påbörja forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter men också på att utveckla och formalisera sektorövergripande samarbeten. Under pilotåret ska RWI färdigställa ett konsoliderat program med budget för 2018-2021 och utveckla ett fullständigt resultatramverk och göra en fullständig riskbedömning och ta fram en plan för hur dessa risker ska hanteras. Sida ska godkänna dessa dokument innan ytterligare medel betalas ut. Sida gör bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och att RWI och det planerade regionala programmet har goda förutsättningar att bidra till målen i den i ovan nämnda strategin. The intervention overarching intention is to contribute to a just, inclusive and sustainable development in Asia, through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The resultsframwork was revised in late 2019 after a mid-term review was carried out.  The overall problems that RWI has identified that the Regional Asia Program shall address are the following: 1. Lack of knowledge of linkages between human rights, gender equality and environment between and among actors, and lack of connected, qualitative and locally grounded, problem analyses required for such policies. 2. Insufficient collaboration and joint vision between different actors and sectors, which impedes synergies and efficiency in action which are preconditions for progress, including towards Agenda 2030 targets. 3. Gaps in accountability and access to justice on equal terms for all, including insufficient mechanisms for addressing extraterritorial and corporate harm. The Theory of Change for the programme is based on the assumption that addressing the problems mentioned above will achieve the overall objective of the programme to contribute to just, inclusive and sustainable development in the region through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The intervention aims to strengthen knowledge regarding the connection between human rights, gender equality and the Environment with the aim to clarify the linkages and to contribute to improved policy and legal development. RWI has developed the following implementation strategies: Strategy 1: Strengthening KNOWLEDGE on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment in the region, aiming to clarify context specific challenges and opportunities and to inform and influence policy, practice and discourse. Strategy 2: Strengthening multi-sector SYNERGIES, pursuing constructive collaboration and efficient inclusive and rights-based action towards SDG targets, building bridges and offering platforms for mutual exchange. Strategy 3: Promoting ACCOUNTABILITY in relation to programme topics for all in society, including for cross-border violations and actions of private actors, and adequate measures for marginalised and discriminated groups. Change is thought to happen when the three strategies each corresponding to one of the key problems, and contributing also to the programme at large, where each strategy builds and depends on and the results of others to the extent relevant and possible.           Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 137450 137450 137450 BDO Llp 137450 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020162-5102016205 Sweden RWI Regional Asia program on Human Rights and Sustanable Development 2017-2021 aims at strengthening the capacity and knowledge of regional and national actors. RWI has applied to Sida for 75 million SEK to carry out the "RWI Regional Asia programme on human rights and sustainable development 2017-2021". The intervention aims at: 1. Clarifying the linkages and application in the region and influencing policy and legal development through strengthening knowledge on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment. Regional research, regional thematic studies and support to acadmic education in the field of human rights and environment will be the main activities here. 2. Strengthening multisector synergies, pursuing inclusive and rights-based action towards Agenda 2030 Exampls of activities are annual comprehensive blended learning courses, tailor-made courses to regional stakeholders from different sectors on human rights based approaches and linkages between human rights, gender equality, environment and sustainable development, as well as supporting regional, national and local multi-sectorial SDG processes with human rights indicators. 3. Promoting fair and efficient justice, including in relation to the environment and for cross-border human rights violations. This will be done through i.e. human rights capacity development for judges/judicial actors across the region, high-level NHRI meetings to further develop regional frameworks for addressing cross-boundary human rights protection issues, engagement with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights in key areas of the Commission's mandate, etc. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till implementeringen av regeringens strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceaninen 2017-2021 som har som mål har som mål att bidra till ökad regional integration och samarbete för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med strategin är att stärka regionala aktörers förmåga att arbeta med gränsöverskridande utmaningar och möjligheter inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, jämställdhet respektive miljö och klimat på ett ömsesidigt förstärkande sett. Det föreslagna stödet till Raoul Wallenberg Institutets regionala program för mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling syftar till att bidra till en rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar utveckling i Asien genom att bidra till att stärka skyddet för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Program som bygger på tre huvudkomponenter: 1.Att stärka kunskapen om samarbandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö och tydligöra dessa samband och därigenom bidra till att påverka lagstiftning, policy och rättskipning i regionen. Det kommer ske genom forskning, utbildning och regionalt akademiskt utbyte. 2.Stärka synergier och samverkan mellan olika sektorer och aktörer i syfte att bygga broar mellan olika kunskapsområden som miljö och mänskliga rättigheter och därigenom bidra till en effektivare implementering av Agenda 2030. 3.Att bidra till att främja ökad tillgång till rättvisa för marginaliserade grupper i relation till miljö och mänskliga rättigheter för gränsöverskridande kränkningar begångna av icke-statliga aktörer. Det första året planeras som ett pilot år där RWI planerar att starta upp verksamheten genom att påbörja forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter men också på att utveckla och formalisera sektorövergripande samarbeten. Under pilotåret ska RWI färdigställa ett konsoliderat program med budget för 2018-2021 och utveckla ett fullständigt resultatramverk och göra en fullständig riskbedömning och ta fram en plan för hur dessa risker ska hanteras. Sida ska godkänna dessa dokument innan ytterligare medel betalas ut. Sida gör bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och att RWI och det planerade regionala programmet har goda förutsättningar att bidra till målen i den i ovan nämnda strategin. The intervention overarching intention is to contribute to a just, inclusive and sustainable development in Asia, through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The resultsframwork was revised in late 2019 after a mid-term review was carried out.  The overall problems that RWI has identified that the Regional Asia Program shall address are the following: 1. Lack of knowledge of linkages between human rights, gender equality and environment between and among actors, and lack of connected, qualitative and locally grounded, problem analyses required for such policies. 2. Insufficient collaboration and joint vision between different actors and sectors, which impedes synergies and efficiency in action which are preconditions for progress, including towards Agenda 2030 targets. 3. Gaps in accountability and access to justice on equal terms for all, including insufficient mechanisms for addressing extraterritorial and corporate harm. The Theory of Change for the programme is based on the assumption that addressing the problems mentioned above will achieve the overall objective of the programme to contribute to just, inclusive and sustainable development in the region through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The intervention aims to strengthen knowledge regarding the connection between human rights, gender equality and the Environment with the aim to clarify the linkages and to contribute to improved policy and legal development. RWI has developed the following implementation strategies: Strategy 1: Strengthening KNOWLEDGE on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment in the region, aiming to clarify context specific challenges and opportunities and to inform and influence policy, practice and discourse. Strategy 2: Strengthening multi-sector SYNERGIES, pursuing constructive collaboration and efficient inclusive and rights-based action towards SDG targets, building bridges and offering platforms for mutual exchange. Strategy 3: Promoting ACCOUNTABILITY in relation to programme topics for all in society, including for cross-border violations and actions of private actors, and adequate measures for marginalised and discriminated groups. Change is thought to happen when the three strategies each corresponding to one of the key problems, and contributing also to the programme at large, where each strategy builds and depends on and the results of others to the extent relevant and possible.           Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14687400 15000000 -1472500 7687400 0 0 0 0 0 0 8800000 0 6200000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 -1472500 28214900 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7687400 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 6200000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8800000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute -1472500 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51080029 Sweden Poverty alleviation requires sustained economic growth, good governance and political stability. Education is a key element of the national poverty reduction strategy and the current expansion of higher education institutions has created new conditions in Ethiopia for research and research training compared to earlier program periods. Fattigdomsbekämpning kräver hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, god samhällsstyrning och politisk stabilitet. Utbildning är en viktig del av den nationella strategi för fattigdomsminskning och den nuvarande expansionen av högskolorna har skapat nya förutsättningar i Etiopien för forskning och forskarutbildning jämfört med tidigare programperioder. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Educational research Education, Level Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-51080029-5108002901 Sweden Poverty alleviation requires sustained economic growth, good governance and political stability. Education is a key element of the national poverty reduction strategy and the current expansion of higher education institutions has created new conditions in Ethiopia for research and research training compared to earlier program periods. Fattigdomsbekämpning kräver hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, god samhällsstyrning och politisk stabilitet. Utbildning är en viktig del av den nationella strategi för fattigdomsminskning och den nuvarande expansionen av högskolorna har skapat nya förutsättningar i Etiopien för forskning och forskarutbildning jämfört med tidigare programperioder. Sweden AAU/Addis Ababa University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 18950000 30429000 30500000 20000000 0 18950000 30429000 20000000 0 30500000 99879000 University College Research Other 8360000 University College Research Other 10590000 University College Research Other 14800000 University College Research Other 15629000 University College Research Other 15000000 University College Research Other 15500000 University College Research Other 5000000 University College Research Other 15000000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-51080029-5108002902 Sweden Poverty alleviation requires sustained economic growth, good governance and political stability. Education is a key element of the national poverty reduction strategy and the current expansion of higher education institutions has created new conditions in Ethiopia for research and research training compared to earlier program periods. Fattigdomsbekämpning kräver hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, god samhällsstyrning och politisk stabilitet. Utbildning är en viktig del av den nationella strategi för fattigdomsminskning och den nuvarande expansionen av högskolorna har skapat nya förutsättningar i Etiopien för forskning och forskarutbildning jämfört med tidigare programperioder. Sweden AAU/Addis Ababa University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 205595 254409 146709 205595 254409 146709 606713 University College Research Other 105983 University College Research Other 99611.13 University College Research Other 50024.25 University College Research Other 86413.95 University College Research Other 33495 University College Research Other 113214.05 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-51080029-5108002903 Sweden Poverty alleviation requires sustained economic growth, good governance and political stability. Education is a key element of the national poverty reduction strategy and the current expansion of higher education institutions has created new conditions in Ethiopia for research and research training compared to earlier program periods. Fattigdomsbekämpning kräver hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, god samhällsstyrning och politisk stabilitet. Utbildning är en viktig del av den nationella strategi för fattigdomsminskning och den nuvarande expansionen av högskolorna har skapat nya förutsättningar i Etiopien för forskning och forskarutbildning jämfört med tidigare programperioder. Sweden AAU/Addis Ababa University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1684848 729439 729439 1684848 2414287 University College Research Other 1684848 University College Research Other 729439 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-51130039 Sweden Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. In 2015, integrated water resource management (IWRM) is implemented in favor of socio-economic development of Burkina Faso Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation The results achieved by the project are:- the concerted management of water resources, based on the master plans of water management and management and water management and management strategies, is applied in most watersheds. - the political, legal and financial framework for the management of water resources is applied with the application of the financial contribution to the payment of water and the polluter pays principle. - knowledge of water resources for uses, through a national water information system operating at 60%. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51130039-5113003901 Sweden Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. In 2015, integrated water resource management (IWRM) is implemented in favor of socio-economic development of Burkina Faso Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Burkina Faso Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1760000 5230000 5120000 11000000 21500000 0 0 1760000 21500000 0 5230000 5120000 11000000 44610000 Government of Burkina Faso 1760000 Government of Burkina Faso 5230000 Government of Burkina Faso 5120000 Government of Burkina Faso 11000000 Government of Burkina Faso 0 Government of Burkina Faso 21500000 Government of Burkina Faso -3619343.8999999999 Government of Burkina Faso SE-0-SE-6-51130039-5113003902 Sweden Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. In 2015, integrated water resource management (IWRM) is implemented in favor of socio-economic development of Burkina Faso Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1922879 6511225 3290192 1449331 6511225 3290192 1922879 0 0 1449331 13173627 Mottagarlandets regering 756978.9 Mottagarlandets regering 1165900 Mottagarlandets regering 1538013.1200000001 Mottagarlandets regering 1426395.1799999999 Mottagarlandets regering 1232483.6899999999 Mottagarlandets regering 576910.73 Mottagarlandets regering 1728789.6899999999 Mottagarlandets regering 8632.63 Mottagarlandets regering 841815.89 Mottagarlandets regering 2448375.9900000002 Mottagarlandets regering 643821.7 Mottagarlandets regering 805508.92 Mottagarlandets regering -177182 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-51130039-5113003903 Sweden Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. In 2015, integrated water resource management (IWRM) is implemented in favor of socio-economic development of Burkina Faso Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 9455 939797 0 9455 0 0 -50748 0 990545 949252 Mottagarlandets regering 9455.33 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-51130049 Sweden Programme supporting UNCICEF Child Protection and Child survival and development components Component 3: Thematic support to "Young Child Survival and Development" with focus on WASH to be implemented during 2013. Komponent 3: Tematiskt stöd till "Barns överlevnad och utveckling" med focus på vatten, hygien och sanitet för implementering under 2013. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-51130049-5113004901 Sweden Programme supporting UNCICEF Child Protection and Child survival and development components Component 3: Thematic support to "Young Child Survival and Development" with focus on WASH to be implemented during 2013. Komponent 3: Tematiskt stöd till "Barns överlevnad och utveckling" med focus på vatten, hygien och sanitet för implementering under 2013. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 6000000 15000000 29000000 0 0 0 6000000 29000000 15000000 0 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 15000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 29000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130049-5113004903 Sweden Programme supporting UNCICEF Child Protection and Child survival and development components Component 3: Thematic support to "Young Child Survival and Development" with focus on WASH to be implemented during 2013. Komponent 3: Tematiskt stöd till "Barns överlevnad och utveckling" med focus på vatten, hygien och sanitet för implementering under 2013. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 20000000 20000000 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130049-5113004904 Sweden Programme supporting UNCICEF Child Protection and Child survival and development components Component 3: Thematic support to "Young Child Survival and Development" with focus on WASH to be implemented during 2013. Komponent 3: Tematiskt stöd till "Barns överlevnad och utveckling" med focus på vatten, hygien och sanitet för implementering under 2013. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -2436840 -2436840 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130083 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008301 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 29500000 16500000 0 16500000 29500000 46000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 29500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 16500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008302 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 500000 500000 500000 500000 0 1000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008303 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 0 1000000 1000000 -1000000 1000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51140012 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general Activity period 2009-2014. No results reported in the last years, which have been focused on receiving repayment of funds. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001201 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 6647000 23000000 7500000 25000000 0 30000000 12851380 23000000 0 25000000 30000000 0 6647000 12851380 12850000 -12851380 7500000 0 0 0 0 104998380 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 6647000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 13000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 10000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 7500000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 2400000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 15000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 7600000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 5000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 10000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 15000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 12850000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001202 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1620 1620 1620 Mottagarlandets regering 1619.63 Mottagarlandets regering Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001203 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 0 -10582051 -10582050.9100000001 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140083 Sweden The aim of the intervention on long-term is to strengthen and increase the efficiency of the utility, both with regards to technical and economic efficiency, as to provide electricity to their current and future prospective clients. Fundamental for an efficient strengthening is the capacity of decision making and management within EDM, which is further highly dependent on correct and timely information of the activities of the business. The intervention mainly targets the information systems within the utility. The main components include; the development of a strategy on an integrated Data/Information System for EDM; and a related system for performance management (outputs). The intention is that the system will improve current processes and databases within EDM to supply accurate and timely data for predetermined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (output), which will be used, primarily, in the decision-making of the executive Board and top management at EDM (outcome). En hållbar energiförsörjning i Moçambique är nödvändig för landets socio-ekonomiska utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En tillförlitlig tillgång till elektricitet är också bland den högst värderade för en utveckling av den privata sektorn. Elförsörjningen i Moçambique sker via det nationella elbolaget Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). Det statliga bolaget befinner sig i dagsläget i en situation med ökande efterfrågan och stigande priser på el, samtidigt som intäkterna inte ökar i samma takt och landet är på väg in i ett tillstånd med försämrad tillförlitlighet av el. Den föreslagna utvecklingsinsatsen avser ett stöd till EDM, med syfte att stärka bolaget ledning i dess kapacitet att fatta välgrundade beslut för en långsiktigt hållbar verksamhet. Genom att ta fram en företagsövergripande strategi för ett integrerat informationssystem och att identifiera nyckelindikatorer (key performance indicators, KPI) utarbetas ett system för verksamhetsstyrning. Syftet är att systemet ska generera tillförlitlig data som, i första hand, ska användas av styrelsen och ledningen för EDM. Genom att öka tillgängligheten av tillförlitlig information är bedömningen att fler välgrundade beslut kan fattas vad gäller t.ex. produktionsutbyggnad och underhåll men också mer strategiska beslut på nationell och regional nivå. I insatsen föreslås också ingå utbildning av total 60 personer från EDM, till data-analytiker - en ny tjänst/position på EDM. The contribution agreement 2014-08-01 to 2021-06-30 while activity period ends on 2020-12-31 with the objective to reach a well-structured and efficient system for; collection, processing, and dissemination of high quality data, that the Performance Management Unit (UGDE) will be able to feed to the EDM Board, and be used as a basis for decisions. The total contribution amount is 18.5 MSEK. Note that the Cooperation Partner, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) has since the start of the intervention been re-organised, and the unit UGDE does no longer exist. Instead the project is placed directly under the Board of EDM. Also the system has changed its name from "System for KPIs" to "Business Performance Management System (BPMS)". Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Energy policy and administrative management Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Energy Policy Administrative Costs of Donors The project helped in create a baseline of the large number of individual datasystems within EDM (in 2014, EDM had 30 individual systems for collection of differentdata) and the quality of data. The implementation of the contribution was finalised in 2019, and has resulted in a larger number of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) covering a variety of areas such as number of client connections reported by district, client satisfaction surveys, export/import of electricity, generation in the different power plants etc. The number of KPIs are more than initially anticipated, and some KPIs have already been used by EDM.  KPI on "Client Connections", is reported to have being very useful by EDM during the intensified activity of connections of new clients during 2017. Dashboards of all directorates have been produced, and data quality assessments have been made. In addition to the training of the 60 data analysts within EDM, and additional user acceptance tests done in 2019. EDM has also produced a Digital Strategy 2018-2022, and to which the activities and results from the KPI/BPMS-project has contributed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140083-5114008301 Sweden The aim of the intervention on long-term is to strengthen and increase the efficiency of the utility, both with regards to technical and economic efficiency, as to provide electricity to their current and future prospective clients. Fundamental for an efficient strengthening is the capacity of decision making and management within EDM, which is further highly dependent on correct and timely information of the activities of the business. The intervention mainly targets the information systems within the utility. The main components include; the development of a strategy on an integrated Data/Information System for EDM; and a related system for performance management (outputs). The intention is that the system will improve current processes and databases within EDM to supply accurate and timely data for predetermined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (output), which will be used, primarily, in the decision-making of the executive Board and top management at EDM (outcome). En hållbar energiförsörjning i Moçambique är nödvändig för landets socio-ekonomiska utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En tillförlitlig tillgång till elektricitet är också bland den högst värderade för en utveckling av den privata sektorn. Elförsörjningen i Moçambique sker via det nationella elbolaget Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). Det statliga bolaget befinner sig i dagsläget i en situation med ökande efterfrågan och stigande priser på el, samtidigt som intäkterna inte ökar i samma takt och landet är på väg in i ett tillstånd med försämrad tillförlitlighet av el. Den föreslagna utvecklingsinsatsen avser ett stöd till EDM, med syfte att stärka bolaget ledning i dess kapacitet att fatta välgrundade beslut för en långsiktigt hållbar verksamhet. Genom att ta fram en företagsövergripande strategi för ett integrerat informationssystem och att identifiera nyckelindikatorer (key performance indicators, KPI) utarbetas ett system för verksamhetsstyrning. Syftet är att systemet ska generera tillförlitlig data som, i första hand, ska användas av styrelsen och ledningen för EDM. Genom att öka tillgängligheten av tillförlitlig information är bedömningen att fler välgrundade beslut kan fattas vad gäller t.ex. produktionsutbyggnad och underhåll men också mer strategiska beslut på nationell och regional nivå. I insatsen föreslås också ingå utbildning av total 60 personer från EDM, till data-analytiker - en ny tjänst/position på EDM. The contribution agreement 2014-08-01 to 2021-06-30 while activity period ends on 2020-12-31 with the objective to reach a well-structured and efficient system for; collection, processing, and dissemination of high quality data, that the Performance Management Unit (UGDE) will be able to feed to the EDM Board, and be used as a basis for decisions. The total contribution amount is 18.5 MSEK. Note that the Cooperation Partner, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) has since the start of the intervention been re-organised, and the unit UGDE does no longer exist. Instead the project is placed directly under the Board of EDM. Also the system has changed its name from "System for KPIs" to "Business Performance Management System (BPMS)". Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3300000 4000000 6000000 5122000 0 5300000 -5300000 4000000 500000 0 0 3300000 0 5122000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 -500000 4450000 -4450000 18422000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 3300000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 4000000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 6000000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 5122000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Increased access to renewable energy and reliable and sustainably produced electricity for households, businesses and public activities Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi samt tillförlitlig och hållbart producerad elektricitet för hushåll, företag och offentlig verksamhet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140083-5114008302 Sweden The aim of the intervention on long-term is to strengthen and increase the efficiency of the utility, both with regards to technical and economic efficiency, as to provide electricity to their current and future prospective clients. Fundamental for an efficient strengthening is the capacity of decision making and management within EDM, which is further highly dependent on correct and timely information of the activities of the business. The intervention mainly targets the information systems within the utility. The main components include; the development of a strategy on an integrated Data/Information System for EDM; and a related system for performance management (outputs). The intention is that the system will improve current processes and databases within EDM to supply accurate and timely data for predetermined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (output), which will be used, primarily, in the decision-making of the executive Board and top management at EDM (outcome). En hållbar energiförsörjning i Moçambique är nödvändig för landets socio-ekonomiska utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En tillförlitlig tillgång till elektricitet är också bland den högst värderade för en utveckling av den privata sektorn. Elförsörjningen i Moçambique sker via det nationella elbolaget Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). Det statliga bolaget befinner sig i dagsläget i en situation med ökande efterfrågan och stigande priser på el, samtidigt som intäkterna inte ökar i samma takt och landet är på väg in i ett tillstånd med försämrad tillförlitlighet av el. Den föreslagna utvecklingsinsatsen avser ett stöd till EDM, med syfte att stärka bolaget ledning i dess kapacitet att fatta välgrundade beslut för en långsiktigt hållbar verksamhet. Genom att ta fram en företagsövergripande strategi för ett integrerat informationssystem och att identifiera nyckelindikatorer (key performance indicators, KPI) utarbetas ett system för verksamhetsstyrning. Syftet är att systemet ska generera tillförlitlig data som, i första hand, ska användas av styrelsen och ledningen för EDM. Genom att öka tillgängligheten av tillförlitlig information är bedömningen att fler välgrundade beslut kan fattas vad gäller t.ex. produktionsutbyggnad och underhåll men också mer strategiska beslut på nationell och regional nivå. I insatsen föreslås också ingå utbildning av total 60 personer från EDM, till data-analytiker - en ny tjänst/position på EDM. The contribution agreement 2014-08-01 to 2021-06-30 while activity period ends on 2020-12-31 with the objective to reach a well-structured and efficient system for; collection, processing, and dissemination of high quality data, that the Performance Management Unit (UGDE) will be able to feed to the EDM Board, and be used as a basis for decisions. The total contribution amount is 18.5 MSEK. Note that the Cooperation Partner, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) has since the start of the intervention been re-organised, and the unit UGDE does no longer exist. Instead the project is placed directly under the Board of EDM. Also the system has changed its name from "System for KPIs" to "Business Performance Management System (BPMS)". Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15151 0 0 0 0 0 550000 -534849 0 0 0 0 0 500000 0 0 0 0 -500000 400000 0 0 0 -400000 0 0 0 0 15151 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 15150.54 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Increased access to renewable energy and reliable and sustainably produced electricity for households, businesses and public activities Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi samt tillförlitlig och hållbart producerad elektricitet för hushåll, företag och offentlig verksamhet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140083-5114008303 Sweden The aim of the intervention on long-term is to strengthen and increase the efficiency of the utility, both with regards to technical and economic efficiency, as to provide electricity to their current and future prospective clients. Fundamental for an efficient strengthening is the capacity of decision making and management within EDM, which is further highly dependent on correct and timely information of the activities of the business. The intervention mainly targets the information systems within the utility. The main components include; the development of a strategy on an integrated Data/Information System for EDM; and a related system for performance management (outputs). The intention is that the system will improve current processes and databases within EDM to supply accurate and timely data for predetermined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (output), which will be used, primarily, in the decision-making of the executive Board and top management at EDM (outcome). En hållbar energiförsörjning i Moçambique är nödvändig för landets socio-ekonomiska utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En tillförlitlig tillgång till elektricitet är också bland den högst värderade för en utveckling av den privata sektorn. Elförsörjningen i Moçambique sker via det nationella elbolaget Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). Det statliga bolaget befinner sig i dagsläget i en situation med ökande efterfrågan och stigande priser på el, samtidigt som intäkterna inte ökar i samma takt och landet är på väg in i ett tillstånd med försämrad tillförlitlighet av el. Den föreslagna utvecklingsinsatsen avser ett stöd till EDM, med syfte att stärka bolaget ledning i dess kapacitet att fatta välgrundade beslut för en långsiktigt hållbar verksamhet. Genom att ta fram en företagsövergripande strategi för ett integrerat informationssystem och att identifiera nyckelindikatorer (key performance indicators, KPI) utarbetas ett system för verksamhetsstyrning. Syftet är att systemet ska generera tillförlitlig data som, i första hand, ska användas av styrelsen och ledningen för EDM. Genom att öka tillgängligheten av tillförlitlig information är bedömningen att fler välgrundade beslut kan fattas vad gäller t.ex. produktionsutbyggnad och underhåll men också mer strategiska beslut på nationell och regional nivå. I insatsen föreslås också ingå utbildning av total 60 personer från EDM, till data-analytiker - en ny tjänst/position på EDM. The contribution agreement 2014-08-01 to 2021-06-30 while activity period ends on 2020-12-31 with the objective to reach a well-structured and efficient system for; collection, processing, and dissemination of high quality data, that the Performance Management Unit (UGDE) will be able to feed to the EDM Board, and be used as a basis for decisions. The total contribution amount is 18.5 MSEK. Note that the Cooperation Partner, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) has since the start of the intervention been re-organised, and the unit UGDE does no longer exist. Instead the project is placed directly under the Board of EDM. Also the system has changed its name from "System for KPIs" to "Business Performance Management System (BPMS)". Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -73475 -73475 -73475 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. -73475 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Reduced climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and more efficient energy sources. Minskad klimatpåverkan, inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140093 Sweden Support to the Government of Mozambique via the UN Joint Programme (implemented by UNICEF and ILO) to increase the coverage and quality of the social protection system. The program, commencing its second phase, will focus on strenghtening the institutional capacity at the implementing national agency INAS and at the responsible ministry, Ministry for Gender, Children and Social Action, MGCAS. Sweden will in its dialogue with the government (mainly with the above mentions national structures) work for an increased coverage of beneficiaries for regularly paid social cash transfers as well as an increase of the cash transfers' amounts. Stöd till regeringen i Mocambique via UN Joint Program (implementerat av UNICEF och ILO) för att förbättra täckningen och kvalitet av det nationella sociala trygghetssystemet. Programmet som nu går in I sin andra fas fokuserar på att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på den genomförande myndigheten INAS och på ansvarigt ministerium, ministeriet för jämställdhet, barn och social trygghet (MGCAS). Sverige kommer att i dialog med regeringen (främst via ovan nämnda institutioner) arbeta för ökad täckning av mottagare av regelbundet utbetalda kontantstöd samt för en ökning av beloppen som betalas ut. The objective of the intervention is to: Outcome 1, By 2027, the child grant (02 years) subcomponent of PSSB is consolidated and expanded through stronger cashplus approaches; Outcome 2, By 2027, information management, monitoring and evaluation systems are strengthened; Outcome 3, By 2027, the social protection evidence base and policy framework are strengthened. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Other Social Infrastructure & Services Outcome 1. Child Grant (02 years) consolidated and expanded Under Outcome 1, the UNJPSP supported continued expansion and consolidation of the Child Grant (02 years) component of the Basic Social Subsidy Programme (PSSB). By the end of 2025, the programme had reached a cumulative total of 61,725 children covered by the CG, achieving 100 per cent of the UNJPSP target. Additional financial contributions mobilized through the programme enabled the expansion of the Child Grant beyond its original caseload and geographic scope, supporting the inclusion of additional 13,000 beneficiaries in Niassa Province and new districts in Nampula and Cabo Delgado Provinces. This investment enabled more vulnerable children and caregivers to access social protection services while further strengthening the Government's capacity to scale up and deliver social assistance at scale. The expansion was accompanied by sustained investments in frontline capacity, case management, and service delivery systems. Importantly, these investments were intentionally designed as system-strengthening measures, enhancing the delivery of social assistance beyond the Child Grant and generating benefits across a broader range of social protection programmes and services. A comprehensive package of capacity building reached more than 450 social workers and communitylevel actors, strengthening national systems for case management, referral, monitoring and followup. The scaleup of case management enabled targeted support to the most vulnerable households, including adolescent caregivers and children facing protection risks, while reinforcing coordination between social protection, health, civil registration and protection services. By the end of the year, tens of thousands of children and caregivers had been reached through structured case management, with clear gains in service quality, accountability and followup. The programme also marked a significant milestone in advancing adaptive and shockresponsive social protection. Through an Anticipatory Action intervention to drought in Magude district, 4,850 households received early cash support linked to forecastbased triggers, demonstrating for the first time the operational feasibility of anticipatory cash transfers within national systems. This experience generated critical lessons to inform future scaleup and contributed to national dialogue on shockresponsive social protection. Outcome 2. Information management, monitoring and delivery systems strengthened Under Outcome 2, the UNJPSP made sustained investments in core delivery systems, including digitalization, payment systems, monitoring and grievance redress mechanisms. Progress in rolling out digital payments was uneven, reflecting structural constraints such as mobile network coverage, liquidity challenges and insecurity in some districts. Nevertheless, more than 8,700 beneficiaries received transfers via mobile money in 2025, and foundational work was completed to enable further scaleup in 2026. To strengthen programme monitoring and accountability, the programme also piloted a Post-Distribution Monitoring (PDM) system, enabling direct beneficiary feedback on payment receipt and related implementation issues. Complementary improvements to the Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM), including the piloting of a mobile GRM application and preparatory work on a USSDbased platform, strengthened accountability, transparency and accessibilityparticularly for beneficiaries without smartphones. In addition, advantage was taken of the INAS Capacity Assessment exercise to carry out the Spot Checks in eight additional delegations. A total of approximately 576 beneficiaries were consulted, with 72 randomly selected beneficiaries surveyed and interviewed in each delegation. Significant investments were also made in institutional capacity at decentralized level, through capacity building, the provision of vehicles, ICT equipment, and operational kits for INAS delegations and community workers. These inputs proved critical for maintaining service delivery in fragile and hardtoreach contexts and for supporting programme expansion without compromising quality. Besides, as part of the projects capacity-building component, the UNJP contributed to the revision of the TRANSFORM Shock-Responsive Social Protection module (lead in the MENA region), helping develop updated training materials that are expected to be piloted and adapted in Mozambique as part of the forthcoming African rollout. Outcome 3. Social protection evidence base and policy strengthened Under Outcome 3, the UNJPSP strengthened the evidence base and policy framework for social protection reform. Key achievements included completion of the Social Protection Systems Readiness Assessment, which assessed institutional, operational and political preparedness for shock response and directly informed the ongoing development of ENSSB III and revisions to the PASDPE operational framework. The programme also supported the launch of PostDistribution Monitoring (PDM) as a core accountability and learning mechanism for the Child Grant, establishing a structured, governmentowned monitoring cycle to inform continuous programme improvement. Further, A TRANSFORM training on ShockResponsive Social Protection was delivered to journalists ten media, including radio and television) from nine provinces, members of parliament (from three political parties) and Civil Society representatives, helping to build a more informed constituency capable of shaping public debate, policy attention and accountability on adaptive social protection. The programme also supported an independent monitoring exercise of the PAUS programme, generating practical evidence and recommendations for INAS and DNAS to inform the revision of the programme manual. The exercise covered 8 social units and services reaching at least 497 registered beneficiaries. The INAS Capacity Assessment was finally conducted throughout the 31 INAS delegations and additionally to the social units. Complementary analytical work on social protection financing, including budget analysis, fiscal and social modelling (MOZMOD), and highlevel policy dialogue, strengthened advocacy efforts at a time of severe fiscal pressure. This progress was underpinned by of a joint UN approach and strong positioning of both UNICEF and ILO within the national social protection sector, combining trusted government partnerships and sustained engagement with other development partners, solid implementation track records, and coordinated evidence based advocacy to influence policy level reforms while remaining closely anchored in decentralized delivery contexts. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140093-5114009301 Sweden Support to the Government of Mozambique via the UN Joint Programme (implemented by UNICEF and ILO) to increase the coverage and quality of the social protection system. The program, commencing its second phase, will focus on strenghtening the institutional capacity at the implementing national agency INAS and at the responsible ministry, Ministry for Gender, Children and Social Action, MGCAS. Sweden will in its dialogue with the government (mainly with the above mentions national structures) work for an increased coverage of beneficiaries for regularly paid social cash transfers as well as an increase of the cash transfers' amounts. Stöd till regeringen i Mocambique via UN Joint Program (implementerat av UNICEF och ILO) för att förbättra täckningen och kvalitet av det nationella sociala trygghetssystemet. Programmet som nu går in I sin andra fas fokuserar på att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på den genomförande myndigheten INAS och på ansvarigt ministerium, ministeriet för jämställdhet, barn och social trygghet (MGCAS). Sverige kommer att i dialog med regeringen (främst via ovan nämnda institutioner) arbeta för ökad täckning av mottagare av regelbundet utbetalda kontantstöd samt för en ökning av beloppen som betalas ut. The objective of the intervention is to: Outcome 1, By 2027, the child grant (02 years) subcomponent of PSSB is consolidated and expanded through stronger cashplus approaches; Outcome 2, By 2027, information management, monitoring and evaluation systems are strengthened; Outcome 3, By 2027, the social protection evidence base and policy framework are strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 25836802 26023981 0 13129650 14009567 0 0 10000000 0 -10000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 13129650 0 0 0.0000000031 0 15836802 0 10000000 -10000000 10000000 26023981 0.0000000011 -10000000 0 -10000000 -0.0000000007 0 14009567 79000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 25836801.6899999976 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 26023981.1000000015 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 13129650 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 14009567 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Sustainable food security with particular focus on resilient agriculture En hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning med särskilt fokus på ett motståndskraftigt lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to social security for poor households Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för fattiga hushåll Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140093-5114009303 Sweden Support to the Government of Mozambique via the UN Joint Programme (implemented by UNICEF and ILO) to increase the coverage and quality of the social protection system. The program, commencing its second phase, will focus on strenghtening the institutional capacity at the implementing national agency INAS and at the responsible ministry, Ministry for Gender, Children and Social Action, MGCAS. Sweden will in its dialogue with the government (mainly with the above mentions national structures) work for an increased coverage of beneficiaries for regularly paid social cash transfers as well as an increase of the cash transfers' amounts. Stöd till regeringen i Mocambique via UN Joint Program (implementerat av UNICEF och ILO) för att förbättra täckningen och kvalitet av det nationella sociala trygghetssystemet. Programmet som nu går in I sin andra fas fokuserar på att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på den genomförande myndigheten INAS och på ansvarigt ministerium, ministeriet för jämställdhet, barn och social trygghet (MGCAS). Sverige kommer att i dialog med regeringen (främst via ovan nämnda institutioner) arbeta för ökad täckning av mottagare av regelbundet utbetalda kontantstöd samt för en ökning av beloppen som betalas ut. The objective of the intervention is to: Outcome 1, By 2027, the child grant (02 years) subcomponent of PSSB is consolidated and expanded through stronger cashplus approaches; Outcome 2, By 2027, information management, monitoring and evaluation systems are strengthened; Outcome 3, By 2027, the social protection evidence base and policy framework are strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened systems for improved social protection. Stärkta system för ökad social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140093-5114009304 Sweden Support to the Government of Mozambique via the UN Joint Programme (implemented by UNICEF and ILO) to increase the coverage and quality of the social protection system. The program, commencing its second phase, will focus on strenghtening the institutional capacity at the implementing national agency INAS and at the responsible ministry, Ministry for Gender, Children and Social Action, MGCAS. Sweden will in its dialogue with the government (mainly with the above mentions national structures) work for an increased coverage of beneficiaries for regularly paid social cash transfers as well as an increase of the cash transfers' amounts. Stöd till regeringen i Mocambique via UN Joint Program (implementerat av UNICEF och ILO) för att förbättra täckningen och kvalitet av det nationella sociala trygghetssystemet. Programmet som nu går in I sin andra fas fokuserar på att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på den genomförande myndigheten INAS och på ansvarigt ministerium, ministeriet för jämställdhet, barn och social trygghet (MGCAS). Sverige kommer att i dialog med regeringen (främst via ovan nämnda institutioner) arbeta för ökad täckning av mottagare av regelbundet utbetalda kontantstöd samt för en ökning av beloppen som betalas ut. The objective of the intervention is to: Outcome 1, By 2027, the child grant (02 years) subcomponent of PSSB is consolidated and expanded through stronger cashplus approaches; Outcome 2, By 2027, information management, monitoring and evaluation systems are strengthened; Outcome 3, By 2027, the social protection evidence base and policy framework are strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Marrupa Intended Beneficiaries -13.189178 37.504429 Maua Intended Beneficiaries -13.927115 37.140845 Ribaue Intended Beneficiaries -14.943398 38.323669 Nacaroa Intended Beneficiaries -14.370353 39.915170 Moma Intended Beneficiaries -16.419092 39.178609 Angoche Intended Beneficiaries -16.221174 39.911141 Nacala-A-Velha Intended Beneficiaries -14.546683 40.611142 Memba Intended Beneficiaries -14.182510 40.522430 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened systems for improved social protection. Stärkta system för ökad social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140108 Sweden Several of Mozambique's development challenges to tackle the persisting and wide-spread poverty - especially in rural areas - are related to the current employment situation. During the last decade, the country has experienced a pattern of "exclusive" rather than "inclusive growth" where capital intensive, rather than labour intensive investments, have been the main driving force behind the high growth numbers which have created few productive employment opportunities or been translated into any form of structural transformation (Arndt et al, 2012). Around 80% of the labour force is in the agricultural sector with a large share of subsistence farmers, while other potentially labour intensive sectors, like manufacturing, has stagnated at a share of 3.4%. Productivity is low, especially in the agricultural sector. An estimated 5.4 million people work in the MSME sector with 4.5 million MSME owners and about 850,000 employees (SME survey 2012). Most of them are active in the huge informal sector. The number of enterprises does not reflect a culture of entrepreneurship but rather a situation where many choose it as a strategy for survival. MSME productivity is generally low. 22.6% of the labour force is unemployed with higher numbers for women (25%) and youth (40.7%). Women are over represented in the informal sector (IOF Trimester 2 Nov-2014-Jan 2015). An unknown but large number of people in employment are underemployed or "working poor". The country's demographic structure puts a pressure on the labour market to create productive jobs that absorb the 300,000-500,000 people annually entering the labour market. Additional challenges include gender specific constraints to employment, a large informal sector, low levels of job security, high income uncertainties, low level of occupational safety and health, child labour, work related discrimination, and limitation in the freedom of association. The program has a budget of 80 MSEK over five years, including an inception period of nine months where some analytical work will be done in order to inform the remaining program design and the more detailed work plan and budgets for the implementation phase. Sida is initially the only funder and only one agreement for the entire implementation period is proposed. The expected impact of the program is “An increased number of Mozambican women and men, in particular youth and those living in rural areas, have access to decent employment opportunities as a result of both institutional and market development support provided”. It is estimated that the program will be able to improve employment related policies and regulations in Mozambique, improve the coordination and implementation of employment related initiatives, improve the social dialogue, and it is estimated to reach 15,000 beneficiaries living on less than 2 dollars/day in rural Mozambique, out of whom at least 50% will be female and 60% will be young people. The program has two components where Component 1 is focusing on strengthening the capacity and coordination at the national/institutional/macro level, and Component 2 on creating and improving employment on the local/meso/micro level. The program will be implemented by ILO who will set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) in Maputo initially consisting of eight staff with backstopping support from ILO regionally (Lusaka, Pretoria, and Abidjan) and from the HQ in Geneva. The main external implementing partner will be the Ministry of Labour (MITESS, including LMO and INEFP). It will also include six other ministries, some provincial and district governments, and more than ten labour market partners including private sector actors. A Project Steering Committee will be established to monitor the progress of the program and it is likely to become a sub-commission of the already existing consultative commission for employment CCT (Commisao Consultiva do Trabalho). Många av Moçambiques utvecklingsutmaningar för att tackla den fortsatt utbredda fattigdomen - framförallt på landsbygden - är nära kopplade till den nuvarande sysselsättningssituationen. Landet har under det senaste decenniet upplevt ett mönster av "exkluderande" snarare än "inkluderande tillväxt" där kapitalintensiva investeringar - snarare än arbetskraftsintensiva - varit den huvudsakliga drivkraften bakom de höga tillväxtsiffrorna vilket skapat få produktiva arbetstillfällen eller översatts i någon form av strukturomvandling (Arndt et al, 2012). I Moçambique arbetar ca 80% av den vuxna befolkning som står till arbetsmarknadens förfogande i jordbrukssektorn varav en betydande del är s.k. "subsistance farmers" medan andra potentiellt arbetskraftsintensiva sektorer, så som tillverkningsindustrin, stagnerat med en andel på 3,4%. Produktiviteten är kroniskt låg, framförallt i jordbrukssektorn. Det uppskattas att 5,4 miljoner människor arbetar i mikro-, små- och medelstora företag (definierat som mindre än 100 anställda), varav 4,5 miljoner är egenföretagare och 850 000 är anställda (MSME Survey 2012). De flesta verkar inom den enorma informella sektorn. Antalet företag återspeglar inte en kultur präglad av entreprenörskapsanda utan snarare en situation där många väljer att bli entreprenörer som en överlevnadsstrategi. Även här är produktiviteten, dvs inkomsterna, mycket låg. 22,6% av den arbetsföra befolkningen är arbetslös med högre siffror för kvinnor (25%) och ungdomar (40,7%). Kvinnor är även överrepresenterade i den informella sektorn (IOF Trimester 2, november 2014 - januari 2015). Många människor, ett ännu okänt antal, är undersysselsatta eller s.k. "working poor". Landets demografiska struktur skapar också ett tryck på arbetsmarknaden att skapa tillräckligt många produktiva jobb för att absorbera de 300 000 - 500 000 människor som årligen kommer i arbetsför ålder. Ytterligare utmaningar är: könsspecifika hinder för sysselsättning, en mycket stor informell sektor, låg anställningstrygghet, hög inkomstosäkerhet, låg arbetsrelaterad säkerhet och hälsa, barnarbete, arbetsrelaterad diskriminering samt begränsningar i föreningsfriheten. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är "Ökat antal kvinnor och män i Moçambique, framförallt ungdomar och människor som bor på landsbygden, får tillgång till anständig sysselsättning som ett resultat av stöd till både institutionell kapacitetutveckling och marknadsutveckling". Programmet bedöms kunna bidra till att förbättra sysselsättningsrelaterade policyer och regelverk, förbättra koordineringen och implementeringen av sysselsättningsrelaterade insatser, förbättra den sociala dialogen, och bl.a. direkt nå ca. 15 000 människor på landsbygden som idag lever under fattigdomsgränsen på 2 USD/dag, varav minst 50% är kvinnor och 60% ungdomar. Programmet består av två komponenter där komponent 1 fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, koordinering, social dialog på nationell/institutionell/makronivå medan komponent 2 fokuserar på att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster på lokal/meso/mikronivå. Programmet implementeras av ILO som kommer att etablera en "Project Management Unit" (PMU) i Maputo som initialt består av åtta anställda, med backstopping-stöd från ILOs landkontor i Lusaka och Pretoria, det regionala kontoret i Abidjan samt från huvudkontoret i Genève. Den huvudsakliga externa implementeraren kommer att vara Ministry of Labour (MITESS) men inkluderar också minst sex andra ministerier, några provinser och distrikt, samt mer än tio arbetsmarknadspartner inklusive den privata sektorn samt med representation även från den informella sektorn. En styrkommitté kommer att etableras för insatsuppföljning vilken sannolikt blir en undergrupp till den redan existerande konsultativa kommissionen för sysselsättning (Conselho Consultativo de Trabalho, CCT). Programmet har en budget på 80 MSEK över fem år vilket även inkluderar en nio månaders inceptionfas där visst analytiskt arbete kommer äga rum för att avgöra projektets slutgiltiga design och där detaljerade arbetsplaner och budgetar inför implementeringsfasen kommer att utarbetas. Sverige är initialt den enda finansiären och endast ett avtal för hela perioden planeras. Det föreslås att 25 miljoner kronor utbetalas 2016 i samband med avtalets undertecknande. Medlen ska användas för att finansiera arbete under inceptionsfasen 2017, då inga ytterligare medel utbetalas, samt för inledande programaktiviteter 2017 och 2018. På grund av möjliga utbetalningar av svenskt budgetstöd till Moçambique 2017 har ambassaden bedömt att kommande Bemyndiganderam för 2017 kan visa sig vara för snäv för att finansiera avtalad och planerad insatsportfölj. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Main results under Outcome 1 - Formulation and approval by the council of ministers of the first and second National Employment Policy (NEP) Implementation Plan (PAPE I & II) for the periods 2017-2020 and 2021-2024. MozTrabalha provided technical assistance, training and research to support the implementation of the NEP and complete the PAPEs. 21 sectors (each representing different ministries and governmental branches) were integrated into the implementation of the NEP, and through the PAPE, the Policy continues to be actively implemented more than 5 years after its adaptation. The government of Mozambique has reported that due to the implementation of the NEP more than 1,894,045 new jobs were created between 2015 and 2019, out of which 465,884 were for women (based on data in labor market bulletins). - Institutional strengthening of e.g. the Secretary of State for Youth and Employment (SEJE); consolidation and expansion of the Commission for Labour Mediation and Arbitration (COMAL); the National Employment Institute (INEP); the MIC Institute for the Promotion of SMEs (IPEME); and the Labour Market Observatory (LMO). Evidence has been also gathered to show that these institutions have increased their pool of resources and are more capable of delivering an increased number of better services in the employment domain. - Strengthened Social Dialogue in Mozambique by building the capacities of the social partners. Unions were perceived as the weaker player among the social partners, and experienced different challenges in the discussions regarding minimum wages and other labour-related issues. MozTrabalha systematically built the capacity of Unions. As a result, and despite the COVID-19 crisis, the unions were able to fully participate in the debates and a new increase in the minimum wage was approved, ranging from 1.5% to 10% depending on the sector. Employers Organizations have been strengthened and enabled to provide better services to their members. Under the leadership of Employers organization CTA, an assessment of the Mozambican environment for sustainable enterprises (EESE) was undertaken and used to identify priority areas of policy reforms to support the dialogue, advocacy and public policy work of organized business and organized labour. Thanks to this, CTA has developed a contextualized Business Agenda to enable the organization to pursue a structured lobbying and advocacy approach to influence policies, legislation and regulations towards sustainable enterprises. Main results under Outcome 2 - Within the construction value chain, the Employment Intensive Investment Program (EIIP) approach was introduced. This included implementing three pilot interventions followed by dissemination and communication to institutionalize the approach a sa means of generating employment. The targeted institutions included the Ministry of Public Works, Housing and Water Resources (MOPHRH). MozTrabalha trained approximately 150 people, 80 young people and 35 women in EIIP techniques. Some of the pilots and methods were included in the MOPHRH guidelines for tertiary roads construction. The Institute for Vocational Training and Labour Studies (IFPELAC) has also included the gender sensitive EIIP tools as part of their curriculum. A number of other stakeholders, including UN agencies and Development Banks, were also approached, resulting in additional financial resources to continue implementing the approach. - The work within the horticultural value chain was relatively small scale but managed to support 300 producers to increase their productivity and get better access to provincial markets. Incentives are in place for actors along the chain, and the role of the market broker (in this case AceAgrarios) has proven instrumental in making the dynamic work. Main results under Outcome 3 (Covid support) - Informal economy. Technical and financial support given to workers' organisation CONSILMO resulted in the implementation of One-Stop Shops, in 3 Maputo markets. Through these, a new and improved range of services are being provided to informal operators, including increased access to information, access to finance, market linkages, training, amongst others. - Support to keep existing jobs of women and to help women-led businesses pivot to develop Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and create an additional source of income for 4 women-led associations in the production of more than 10,000 facemasks. - Under the pilot of the Resilient Enterprises in Beira (ERB), 25 SMEs (44% led by women and 72% led by youth) were trained in the implementation of business continuity planning to ensure income generation amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. - 215 informal operators were provided with Business Development Services, with a total of 201 business plans (of which 92 are women-led companies and 45 are young entrepreneurs) resulting in the creation/recovery of 329 jobs (of which 149 for women) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140108-5114010801 Sweden Several of Mozambique's development challenges to tackle the persisting and wide-spread poverty - especially in rural areas - are related to the current employment situation. During the last decade, the country has experienced a pattern of "exclusive" rather than "inclusive growth" where capital intensive, rather than labour intensive investments, have been the main driving force behind the high growth numbers which have created few productive employment opportunities or been translated into any form of structural transformation (Arndt et al, 2012). Around 80% of the labour force is in the agricultural sector with a large share of subsistence farmers, while other potentially labour intensive sectors, like manufacturing, has stagnated at a share of 3.4%. Productivity is low, especially in the agricultural sector. An estimated 5.4 million people work in the MSME sector with 4.5 million MSME owners and about 850,000 employees (SME survey 2012). Most of them are active in the huge informal sector. The number of enterprises does not reflect a culture of entrepreneurship but rather a situation where many choose it as a strategy for survival. MSME productivity is generally low. 22.6% of the labour force is unemployed with higher numbers for women (25%) and youth (40.7%). Women are over represented in the informal sector (IOF Trimester 2 Nov-2014-Jan 2015). An unknown but large number of people in employment are underemployed or "working poor". The country's demographic structure puts a pressure on the labour market to create productive jobs that absorb the 300,000-500,000 people annually entering the labour market. Additional challenges include gender specific constraints to employment, a large informal sector, low levels of job security, high income uncertainties, low level of occupational safety and health, child labour, work related discrimination, and limitation in the freedom of association. The program has a budget of 80 MSEK over five years, including an inception period of nine months where some analytical work will be done in order to inform the remaining program design and the more detailed work plan and budgets for the implementation phase. Sida is initially the only funder and only one agreement for the entire implementation period is proposed. The expected impact of the program is “An increased number of Mozambican women and men, in particular youth and those living in rural areas, have access to decent employment opportunities as a result of both institutional and market development support provided”. It is estimated that the program will be able to improve employment related policies and regulations in Mozambique, improve the coordination and implementation of employment related initiatives, improve the social dialogue, and it is estimated to reach 15,000 beneficiaries living on less than 2 dollars/day in rural Mozambique, out of whom at least 50% will be female and 60% will be young people. The program has two components where Component 1 is focusing on strengthening the capacity and coordination at the national/institutional/macro level, and Component 2 on creating and improving employment on the local/meso/micro level. The program will be implemented by ILO who will set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) in Maputo initially consisting of eight staff with backstopping support from ILO regionally (Lusaka, Pretoria, and Abidjan) and from the HQ in Geneva. The main external implementing partner will be the Ministry of Labour (MITESS, including LMO and INEFP). It will also include six other ministries, some provincial and district governments, and more than ten labour market partners including private sector actors. A Project Steering Committee will be established to monitor the progress of the program and it is likely to become a sub-commission of the already existing consultative commission for employment CCT (Commisao Consultiva do Trabalho). Många av Moçambiques utvecklingsutmaningar för att tackla den fortsatt utbredda fattigdomen - framförallt på landsbygden - är nära kopplade till den nuvarande sysselsättningssituationen. Landet har under det senaste decenniet upplevt ett mönster av "exkluderande" snarare än "inkluderande tillväxt" där kapitalintensiva investeringar - snarare än arbetskraftsintensiva - varit den huvudsakliga drivkraften bakom de höga tillväxtsiffrorna vilket skapat få produktiva arbetstillfällen eller översatts i någon form av strukturomvandling (Arndt et al, 2012). I Moçambique arbetar ca 80% av den vuxna befolkning som står till arbetsmarknadens förfogande i jordbrukssektorn varav en betydande del är s.k. "subsistance farmers" medan andra potentiellt arbetskraftsintensiva sektorer, så som tillverkningsindustrin, stagnerat med en andel på 3,4%. Produktiviteten är kroniskt låg, framförallt i jordbrukssektorn. Det uppskattas att 5,4 miljoner människor arbetar i mikro-, små- och medelstora företag (definierat som mindre än 100 anställda), varav 4,5 miljoner är egenföretagare och 850 000 är anställda (MSME Survey 2012). De flesta verkar inom den enorma informella sektorn. Antalet företag återspeglar inte en kultur präglad av entreprenörskapsanda utan snarare en situation där många väljer att bli entreprenörer som en överlevnadsstrategi. Även här är produktiviteten, dvs inkomsterna, mycket låg. 22,6% av den arbetsföra befolkningen är arbetslös med högre siffror för kvinnor (25%) och ungdomar (40,7%). Kvinnor är även överrepresenterade i den informella sektorn (IOF Trimester 2, november 2014 - januari 2015). Många människor, ett ännu okänt antal, är undersysselsatta eller s.k. "working poor". Landets demografiska struktur skapar också ett tryck på arbetsmarknaden att skapa tillräckligt många produktiva jobb för att absorbera de 300 000 - 500 000 människor som årligen kommer i arbetsför ålder. Ytterligare utmaningar är: könsspecifika hinder för sysselsättning, en mycket stor informell sektor, låg anställningstrygghet, hög inkomstosäkerhet, låg arbetsrelaterad säkerhet och hälsa, barnarbete, arbetsrelaterad diskriminering samt begränsningar i föreningsfriheten. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är "Ökat antal kvinnor och män i Moçambique, framförallt ungdomar och människor som bor på landsbygden, får tillgång till anständig sysselsättning som ett resultat av stöd till både institutionell kapacitetutveckling och marknadsutveckling". Programmet bedöms kunna bidra till att förbättra sysselsättningsrelaterade policyer och regelverk, förbättra koordineringen och implementeringen av sysselsättningsrelaterade insatser, förbättra den sociala dialogen, och bl.a. direkt nå ca. 15 000 människor på landsbygden som idag lever under fattigdomsgränsen på 2 USD/dag, varav minst 50% är kvinnor och 60% ungdomar. Programmet består av två komponenter där komponent 1 fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, koordinering, social dialog på nationell/institutionell/makronivå medan komponent 2 fokuserar på att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster på lokal/meso/mikronivå. Programmet implementeras av ILO som kommer att etablera en "Project Management Unit" (PMU) i Maputo som initialt består av åtta anställda, med backstopping-stöd från ILOs landkontor i Lusaka och Pretoria, det regionala kontoret i Abidjan samt från huvudkontoret i Genève. Den huvudsakliga externa implementeraren kommer att vara Ministry of Labour (MITESS) men inkluderar också minst sex andra ministerier, några provinser och distrikt, samt mer än tio arbetsmarknadspartner inklusive den privata sektorn samt med representation även från den informella sektorn. En styrkommitté kommer att etableras för insatsuppföljning vilken sannolikt blir en undergrupp till den redan existerande konsultativa kommissionen för sysselsättning (Conselho Consultativo de Trabalho, CCT). Programmet har en budget på 80 MSEK över fem år vilket även inkluderar en nio månaders inceptionfas där visst analytiskt arbete kommer äga rum för att avgöra projektets slutgiltiga design och där detaljerade arbetsplaner och budgetar inför implementeringsfasen kommer att utarbetas. Sverige är initialt den enda finansiären och endast ett avtal för hela perioden planeras. Det föreslås att 25 miljoner kronor utbetalas 2016 i samband med avtalets undertecknande. Medlen ska användas för att finansiera arbete under inceptionsfasen 2017, då inga ytterligare medel utbetalas, samt för inledande programaktiviteter 2017 och 2018. På grund av möjliga utbetalningar av svenskt budgetstöd till Moçambique 2017 har ambassaden bedömt att kommande Bemyndiganderam för 2017 kan visa sig vara för snäv för att finansiera avtalad och planerad insatsportfölj. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. 8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization. 8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 15000000 17000000 17000000 6000000 15000000 6000000 0 21000000 -21000000 10000000 0 0 17000000 22000000 -16000000 6000000 0 17000000 0 16000000 -6000000 0 15000000 0 -22000000 80000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 25000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 15000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 17000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 17000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 6000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased access to services and support, particularly for women and young people in rural areas, improving their opportunities to start and run commercial businesses Ökad tillgång till tjänster och stöd, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden, som förbättrar deras förutsättningar att starta och driva kommersiella verksamheter Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced opportunities for actors, such as social partners and others, to work for rights in the labour market Stärkta förutsättningar hos aktörer, såsom arbetsmarknadens parter och andra, att verka för rättigheter på arbetsmarknaden Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140108-5114010802 Sweden Several of Mozambique's development challenges to tackle the persisting and wide-spread poverty - especially in rural areas - are related to the current employment situation. During the last decade, the country has experienced a pattern of "exclusive" rather than "inclusive growth" where capital intensive, rather than labour intensive investments, have been the main driving force behind the high growth numbers which have created few productive employment opportunities or been translated into any form of structural transformation (Arndt et al, 2012). Around 80% of the labour force is in the agricultural sector with a large share of subsistence farmers, while other potentially labour intensive sectors, like manufacturing, has stagnated at a share of 3.4%. Productivity is low, especially in the agricultural sector. An estimated 5.4 million people work in the MSME sector with 4.5 million MSME owners and about 850,000 employees (SME survey 2012). Most of them are active in the huge informal sector. The number of enterprises does not reflect a culture of entrepreneurship but rather a situation where many choose it as a strategy for survival. MSME productivity is generally low. 22.6% of the labour force is unemployed with higher numbers for women (25%) and youth (40.7%). Women are over represented in the informal sector (IOF Trimester 2 Nov-2014-Jan 2015). An unknown but large number of people in employment are underemployed or "working poor". The country's demographic structure puts a pressure on the labour market to create productive jobs that absorb the 300,000-500,000 people annually entering the labour market. Additional challenges include gender specific constraints to employment, a large informal sector, low levels of job security, high income uncertainties, low level of occupational safety and health, child labour, work related discrimination, and limitation in the freedom of association. The program has a budget of 80 MSEK over five years, including an inception period of nine months where some analytical work will be done in order to inform the remaining program design and the more detailed work plan and budgets for the implementation phase. Sida is initially the only funder and only one agreement for the entire implementation period is proposed. The expected impact of the program is “An increased number of Mozambican women and men, in particular youth and those living in rural areas, have access to decent employment opportunities as a result of both institutional and market development support provided”. It is estimated that the program will be able to improve employment related policies and regulations in Mozambique, improve the coordination and implementation of employment related initiatives, improve the social dialogue, and it is estimated to reach 15,000 beneficiaries living on less than 2 dollars/day in rural Mozambique, out of whom at least 50% will be female and 60% will be young people. The program has two components where Component 1 is focusing on strengthening the capacity and coordination at the national/institutional/macro level, and Component 2 on creating and improving employment on the local/meso/micro level. The program will be implemented by ILO who will set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) in Maputo initially consisting of eight staff with backstopping support from ILO regionally (Lusaka, Pretoria, and Abidjan) and from the HQ in Geneva. The main external implementing partner will be the Ministry of Labour (MITESS, including LMO and INEFP). It will also include six other ministries, some provincial and district governments, and more than ten labour market partners including private sector actors. A Project Steering Committee will be established to monitor the progress of the program and it is likely to become a sub-commission of the already existing consultative commission for employment CCT (Commisao Consultiva do Trabalho). Många av Moçambiques utvecklingsutmaningar för att tackla den fortsatt utbredda fattigdomen - framförallt på landsbygden - är nära kopplade till den nuvarande sysselsättningssituationen. Landet har under det senaste decenniet upplevt ett mönster av "exkluderande" snarare än "inkluderande tillväxt" där kapitalintensiva investeringar - snarare än arbetskraftsintensiva - varit den huvudsakliga drivkraften bakom de höga tillväxtsiffrorna vilket skapat få produktiva arbetstillfällen eller översatts i någon form av strukturomvandling (Arndt et al, 2012). I Moçambique arbetar ca 80% av den vuxna befolkning som står till arbetsmarknadens förfogande i jordbrukssektorn varav en betydande del är s.k. "subsistance farmers" medan andra potentiellt arbetskraftsintensiva sektorer, så som tillverkningsindustrin, stagnerat med en andel på 3,4%. Produktiviteten är kroniskt låg, framförallt i jordbrukssektorn. Det uppskattas att 5,4 miljoner människor arbetar i mikro-, små- och medelstora företag (definierat som mindre än 100 anställda), varav 4,5 miljoner är egenföretagare och 850 000 är anställda (MSME Survey 2012). De flesta verkar inom den enorma informella sektorn. Antalet företag återspeglar inte en kultur präglad av entreprenörskapsanda utan snarare en situation där många väljer att bli entreprenörer som en överlevnadsstrategi. Även här är produktiviteten, dvs inkomsterna, mycket låg. 22,6% av den arbetsföra befolkningen är arbetslös med högre siffror för kvinnor (25%) och ungdomar (40,7%). Kvinnor är även överrepresenterade i den informella sektorn (IOF Trimester 2, november 2014 - januari 2015). Många människor, ett ännu okänt antal, är undersysselsatta eller s.k. "working poor". Landets demografiska struktur skapar också ett tryck på arbetsmarknaden att skapa tillräckligt många produktiva jobb för att absorbera de 300 000 - 500 000 människor som årligen kommer i arbetsför ålder. Ytterligare utmaningar är: könsspecifika hinder för sysselsättning, en mycket stor informell sektor, låg anställningstrygghet, hög inkomstosäkerhet, låg arbetsrelaterad säkerhet och hälsa, barnarbete, arbetsrelaterad diskriminering samt begränsningar i föreningsfriheten. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är "Ökat antal kvinnor och män i Moçambique, framförallt ungdomar och människor som bor på landsbygden, får tillgång till anständig sysselsättning som ett resultat av stöd till både institutionell kapacitetutveckling och marknadsutveckling". Programmet bedöms kunna bidra till att förbättra sysselsättningsrelaterade policyer och regelverk, förbättra koordineringen och implementeringen av sysselsättningsrelaterade insatser, förbättra den sociala dialogen, och bl.a. direkt nå ca. 15 000 människor på landsbygden som idag lever under fattigdomsgränsen på 2 USD/dag, varav minst 50% är kvinnor och 60% ungdomar. Programmet består av två komponenter där komponent 1 fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, koordinering, social dialog på nationell/institutionell/makronivå medan komponent 2 fokuserar på att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster på lokal/meso/mikronivå. Programmet implementeras av ILO som kommer att etablera en "Project Management Unit" (PMU) i Maputo som initialt består av åtta anställda, med backstopping-stöd från ILOs landkontor i Lusaka och Pretoria, det regionala kontoret i Abidjan samt från huvudkontoret i Genève. Den huvudsakliga externa implementeraren kommer att vara Ministry of Labour (MITESS) men inkluderar också minst sex andra ministerier, några provinser och distrikt, samt mer än tio arbetsmarknadspartner inklusive den privata sektorn samt med representation även från den informella sektorn. En styrkommitté kommer att etableras för insatsuppföljning vilken sannolikt blir en undergrupp till den redan existerande konsultativa kommissionen för sysselsättning (Conselho Consultativo de Trabalho, CCT). Programmet har en budget på 80 MSEK över fem år vilket även inkluderar en nio månaders inceptionfas där visst analytiskt arbete kommer äga rum för att avgöra projektets slutgiltiga design och där detaljerade arbetsplaner och budgetar inför implementeringsfasen kommer att utarbetas. Sverige är initialt den enda finansiären och endast ett avtal för hela perioden planeras. Det föreslås att 25 miljoner kronor utbetalas 2016 i samband med avtalets undertecknande. Medlen ska användas för att finansiera arbete under inceptionsfasen 2017, då inga ytterligare medel utbetalas, samt för inledande programaktiviteter 2017 och 2018. På grund av möjliga utbetalningar av svenskt budgetstöd till Moçambique 2017 har ambassaden bedömt att kommande Bemyndiganderam för 2017 kan visa sig vara för snäv för att finansiera avtalad och planerad insatsportfölj. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. 8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt. 8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11185000 11185000 11185000 ILO/International Labour Organization 11185000 ILO/International Labour Organization Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced opportunities for actors, such as social partners and others, to work for rights in the labour market Stärkta förutsättningar hos aktörer, såsom arbetsmarknadens parter och andra, att verka för rättigheter på arbetsmarknaden Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140108-5114010803 Sweden Several of Mozambique's development challenges to tackle the persisting and wide-spread poverty - especially in rural areas - are related to the current employment situation. During the last decade, the country has experienced a pattern of "exclusive" rather than "inclusive growth" where capital intensive, rather than labour intensive investments, have been the main driving force behind the high growth numbers which have created few productive employment opportunities or been translated into any form of structural transformation (Arndt et al, 2012). Around 80% of the labour force is in the agricultural sector with a large share of subsistence farmers, while other potentially labour intensive sectors, like manufacturing, has stagnated at a share of 3.4%. Productivity is low, especially in the agricultural sector. An estimated 5.4 million people work in the MSME sector with 4.5 million MSME owners and about 850,000 employees (SME survey 2012). Most of them are active in the huge informal sector. The number of enterprises does not reflect a culture of entrepreneurship but rather a situation where many choose it as a strategy for survival. MSME productivity is generally low. 22.6% of the labour force is unemployed with higher numbers for women (25%) and youth (40.7%). Women are over represented in the informal sector (IOF Trimester 2 Nov-2014-Jan 2015). An unknown but large number of people in employment are underemployed or "working poor". The country's demographic structure puts a pressure on the labour market to create productive jobs that absorb the 300,000-500,000 people annually entering the labour market. Additional challenges include gender specific constraints to employment, a large informal sector, low levels of job security, high income uncertainties, low level of occupational safety and health, child labour, work related discrimination, and limitation in the freedom of association. The program has a budget of 80 MSEK over five years, including an inception period of nine months where some analytical work will be done in order to inform the remaining program design and the more detailed work plan and budgets for the implementation phase. Sida is initially the only funder and only one agreement for the entire implementation period is proposed. The expected impact of the program is “An increased number of Mozambican women and men, in particular youth and those living in rural areas, have access to decent employment opportunities as a result of both institutional and market development support provided”. It is estimated that the program will be able to improve employment related policies and regulations in Mozambique, improve the coordination and implementation of employment related initiatives, improve the social dialogue, and it is estimated to reach 15,000 beneficiaries living on less than 2 dollars/day in rural Mozambique, out of whom at least 50% will be female and 60% will be young people. The program has two components where Component 1 is focusing on strengthening the capacity and coordination at the national/institutional/macro level, and Component 2 on creating and improving employment on the local/meso/micro level. The program will be implemented by ILO who will set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) in Maputo initially consisting of eight staff with backstopping support from ILO regionally (Lusaka, Pretoria, and Abidjan) and from the HQ in Geneva. The main external implementing partner will be the Ministry of Labour (MITESS, including LMO and INEFP). It will also include six other ministries, some provincial and district governments, and more than ten labour market partners including private sector actors. A Project Steering Committee will be established to monitor the progress of the program and it is likely to become a sub-commission of the already existing consultative commission for employment CCT (Commisao Consultiva do Trabalho). Många av Moçambiques utvecklingsutmaningar för att tackla den fortsatt utbredda fattigdomen - framförallt på landsbygden - är nära kopplade till den nuvarande sysselsättningssituationen. Landet har under det senaste decenniet upplevt ett mönster av "exkluderande" snarare än "inkluderande tillväxt" där kapitalintensiva investeringar - snarare än arbetskraftsintensiva - varit den huvudsakliga drivkraften bakom de höga tillväxtsiffrorna vilket skapat få produktiva arbetstillfällen eller översatts i någon form av strukturomvandling (Arndt et al, 2012). I Moçambique arbetar ca 80% av den vuxna befolkning som står till arbetsmarknadens förfogande i jordbrukssektorn varav en betydande del är s.k. "subsistance farmers" medan andra potentiellt arbetskraftsintensiva sektorer, så som tillverkningsindustrin, stagnerat med en andel på 3,4%. Produktiviteten är kroniskt låg, framförallt i jordbrukssektorn. Det uppskattas att 5,4 miljoner människor arbetar i mikro-, små- och medelstora företag (definierat som mindre än 100 anställda), varav 4,5 miljoner är egenföretagare och 850 000 är anställda (MSME Survey 2012). De flesta verkar inom den enorma informella sektorn. Antalet företag återspeglar inte en kultur präglad av entreprenörskapsanda utan snarare en situation där många väljer att bli entreprenörer som en överlevnadsstrategi. Även här är produktiviteten, dvs inkomsterna, mycket låg. 22,6% av den arbetsföra befolkningen är arbetslös med högre siffror för kvinnor (25%) och ungdomar (40,7%). Kvinnor är även överrepresenterade i den informella sektorn (IOF Trimester 2, november 2014 - januari 2015). Många människor, ett ännu okänt antal, är undersysselsatta eller s.k. "working poor". Landets demografiska struktur skapar också ett tryck på arbetsmarknaden att skapa tillräckligt många produktiva jobb för att absorbera de 300 000 - 500 000 människor som årligen kommer i arbetsför ålder. Ytterligare utmaningar är: könsspecifika hinder för sysselsättning, en mycket stor informell sektor, låg anställningstrygghet, hög inkomstosäkerhet, låg arbetsrelaterad säkerhet och hälsa, barnarbete, arbetsrelaterad diskriminering samt begränsningar i föreningsfriheten. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är "Ökat antal kvinnor och män i Moçambique, framförallt ungdomar och människor som bor på landsbygden, får tillgång till anständig sysselsättning som ett resultat av stöd till både institutionell kapacitetutveckling och marknadsutveckling". Programmet bedöms kunna bidra till att förbättra sysselsättningsrelaterade policyer och regelverk, förbättra koordineringen och implementeringen av sysselsättningsrelaterade insatser, förbättra den sociala dialogen, och bl.a. direkt nå ca. 15 000 människor på landsbygden som idag lever under fattigdomsgränsen på 2 USD/dag, varav minst 50% är kvinnor och 60% ungdomar. Programmet består av två komponenter där komponent 1 fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, koordinering, social dialog på nationell/institutionell/makronivå medan komponent 2 fokuserar på att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster på lokal/meso/mikronivå. Programmet implementeras av ILO som kommer att etablera en "Project Management Unit" (PMU) i Maputo som initialt består av åtta anställda, med backstopping-stöd från ILOs landkontor i Lusaka och Pretoria, det regionala kontoret i Abidjan samt från huvudkontoret i Genève. Den huvudsakliga externa implementeraren kommer att vara Ministry of Labour (MITESS) men inkluderar också minst sex andra ministerier, några provinser och distrikt, samt mer än tio arbetsmarknadspartner inklusive den privata sektorn samt med representation även från den informella sektorn. En styrkommitté kommer att etableras för insatsuppföljning vilken sannolikt blir en undergrupp till den redan existerande konsultativa kommissionen för sysselsättning (Conselho Consultativo de Trabalho, CCT). Programmet har en budget på 80 MSEK över fem år vilket även inkluderar en nio månaders inceptionfas där visst analytiskt arbete kommer äga rum för att avgöra projektets slutgiltiga design och där detaljerade arbetsplaner och budgetar inför implementeringsfasen kommer att utarbetas. Sverige är initialt den enda finansiären och endast ett avtal för hela perioden planeras. Det föreslås att 25 miljoner kronor utbetalas 2016 i samband med avtalets undertecknande. Medlen ska användas för att finansiera arbete under inceptionsfasen 2017, då inga ytterligare medel utbetalas, samt för inledande programaktiviteter 2017 och 2018. På grund av möjliga utbetalningar av svenskt budgetstöd till Moçambique 2017 har ambassaden bedömt att kommande Bemyndiganderam för 2017 kan visa sig vara för snäv för att finansiera avtalad och planerad insatsportfölj. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -572168 0 -572168 ILO/International Labour Organization Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved prerequisites for productive income opportunities/employment with decent working conditions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140114 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Rural development COVID-19 control Other Multisector Basic Health During 2025 the programme had as Key outcome: The planning exercise strengthened decentralized, climate-responsive planning through a community-driven project selection and prioritization process, enhancing local accountability, participation, and planning capacity. Example of the results achieved are: - All 24 participating territorial units (21 Districts and 3 Municipalities) achieved 100% compliance with the Minimum Conditions in the FY 2025 Annual Performance Assessment, making them eligible for capital grant funding of US$4.0 million to support climate-resilient local infrastructure investments across the 24 territories for FY 2025/2026. - Updated Local Adaptation Plans (LAPs): The revised LAPs approach expands beyond the earlier focus on agricultural and economic resilience by integrating gender and social protection to better address the social impacts of climate change. - Climate-resilient planning completed: All 24 territories (21 districts and 3 municipalities) supported under the Sweden-funded stream completed the 2025 decentralized planning exercise for climate-resilient infrastructure projects. - Projects prioritized: A total of 29 investment projects were selected for financing in 2025, distributed across the provinces as follows: Gaza (11), Inhambane (12), Nampula (3), and Niassa (3). By December 2025, 9 interventions had been completed and delivered, representing 31% of the total projects financed. In October 2025, the Ambassador participated in the inauguration of the Health Center in Muanhula community of Marrupa District, Niassa province. The facility was expected to directly benefit more than 7,000 people. Since it began operations in December 2025, it has provided more than 8,000 consultations, supported 58 institutional deliveries, and facilitated the vaccination of more than 1,200 children against malaria. - Gender-responsive prioritization: Of the 29 projects 17% were selected by women's interest groups, 57% were selected by mixed groups (women and others). - Monitoring conducted: A total of 127 monitoring visits supported the successful delivery of technical assistance (TA), improved quality assurance, strengthened compliance with contractual requirements, and more timely implementation of district and municipal climate-resilient investment projects. However, due to the way UNCDF's reporting is structured, it is difficult to determine the specific results directly attributable to the monitoring visits. Concerning programme coverage, up-to-date the LoCAL Programme operates in 36 districts/municipalities across four provinces in Mozambique, with funding from multiple development partners. The Swedish funding supports 21 districts and 3 municipalities (24 territories), representing 58% of the programme's total coverage. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011401 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 11100000 20000000 0 70000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 11100000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 -10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 36000000 0 0 0 34000000 0 60000000 0 0 0 0 -60000000 0 0 0 0 0 101100000 Government of Mozambique 11100000 Government of Mozambique 20000000 Government of Mozambique 36000000 Government of Mozambique 34000000 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011402 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 10000000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Sustainable food security with particular focus on resilient agriculture En hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning med särskilt fokus på ett motståndskraftigt lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011404 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 64000000 79000000 65000000 0 0 0 0 79000000 0 65000000 0 12000000 52000000 0 208000000 Government of Mozambique 12000000 Government of Mozambique 52000000 Government of Mozambique 79000000 Government of Mozambique 65000000 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law, including decreased levels of corruption. Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51140115 Sweden Core support to the statistics agency INE in Mozambique, through a Common fund, together with other donors. Also targeted support for gender statistics as well as a special focus on results-based management, through a planned procurement of services in relation to the planning unit at INE. Kärnstöd till statistikbyrån INE i Mocambique, med mål att öka möjligheter till samhällsplanering och demokratiskt deltagande. Insatsen innehåller även en öronmärkt, strategisk komponent för att förbättra statistisk rapportering om jämställdhet. The development objective of the intervention is to contribute to a democratic development, to participation, enlightened debate, well grounded research and policy planning and follow up of development policies by furnishing Mozambican general public and institutions, as well as international community with quality statistics. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services INE has during the last few years grown to become an independent and strong institution for official statistics. The Swedish support through the Common Fund has been crucial for this development. Particularly the statistics on economic and social development have improved, as has the level of methodological  expertise in relation to surveys. special areas of improvement have been in national accounts and government finance, where SEN is now producing good quality data in 2018. Under the cooperation with ScanStat (Statistics Sweden, Norway and Denmark)  there was a very strong focus on the 5-year Household Budget Surveys (IOF) and the INCAF (a quarterly survey on living conditions). In total 25 missions were carried out in this area. While the IOF realisation has clearly improved thanks to TA of Scanstat it is also noteworthy to indicate that the continuous household budget surveying methodology and tool, in spite of considerable attention by the Scanstat consortium, has been discontinued in 2017, thus not all investments in this area have been sustainable.  Progress in statistical development in Mozambique has been significant from 2008 to 2013, but in more recent years, it has slowed down considerably, with a recent recovery in 2018.  This was mainly caused by the reduced availability of survey and population census data needed to measure key socioeconomic indicators and by the lower frequency of these indicators. Nonetheless, the overall index score is much higher than in Zimbabwe and Zambia.   The main challenges identified at the level of the SEN are the budget and capacity constraints related with the realisation of larger censuses, such as the population census of 2017. The organisation and the logistics for this census were seriously delayed because of budget constraints and renegotiation of contract conditions with a Portuguese service provider in the data collection and processing of the census results. This has also led to more uploading of tasks for INE itself to process and analyse data, causing additional delays.  The website of INE has undergone significant improvements and the availability of statistics data on the website is good and regularly updated. External stakeholders indicate that they make frequent use of statistical information available on the Website.  The provincial statistical offices also show progress, and especially the office in Gaza is said to be of high standards after the long cooperation.        No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140115-5114011501 Sweden Core support to the statistics agency INE in Mozambique, through a Common fund, together with other donors. Also targeted support for gender statistics as well as a special focus on results-based management, through a planned procurement of services in relation to the planning unit at INE. Kärnstöd till statistikbyrån INE i Mocambique, med mål att öka möjligheter till samhällsplanering och demokratiskt deltagande. Insatsen innehåller även en öronmärkt, strategisk komponent för att förbättra statistisk rapportering om jämställdhet. The development objective of the intervention is to contribute to a democratic development, to participation, enlightened debate, well grounded research and policy planning and follow up of development policies by furnishing Mozambican general public and institutions, as well as international community with quality statistics. Sweden MF-DNT/Fundo Comum-INE-2008-2012/Ministerio da Economia e Financas Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 7650000 0 0 0 0 0 0 -15000000 7500000 15000000 7500000 0 0 15000000 15000000 -15000000 0 7500000 7650000 -15000000 0 0 0 -7500000 22650000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique 15000000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique 7650000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased transparency, with a particular focus on citizens’ access to information on political and public decisions Ökad öppenhet med särskilt fokus på tillgång till information för medborgare om politiska och offentliga beslut Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51140115-5114011502 Sweden Core support to the statistics agency INE in Mozambique, through a Common fund, together with other donors. Also targeted support for gender statistics as well as a special focus on results-based management, through a planned procurement of services in relation to the planning unit at INE. Kärnstöd till statistikbyrån INE i Mocambique, med mål att öka möjligheter till samhällsplanering och demokratiskt deltagande. Insatsen innehåller även en öronmärkt, strategisk komponent för att förbättra statistisk rapportering om jämställdhet. The development objective of the intervention is to contribute to a democratic development, to participation, enlightened debate, well grounded research and policy planning and follow up of development policies by furnishing Mozambican general public and institutions, as well as international community with quality statistics. Sweden MF-DNT/Fundo Comum-INE-2008-2012/Ministerio da Economia e Financas Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SPM Consultants KB 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 287532 198402 0 0 145107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 142425 0 0 0 66472 0 131930 0 485934 SPM Consultants KB 145107.2 SPM Consultants KB 142424.65 SPM Consultants KB 131929.78 SPM Consultants KB 66472 SPM Consultants KB Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased transparency, with a particular focus on citizens’ access to information on political and public decisions Ökad öppenhet med särskilt fokus på tillgång till information för medborgare om politiska och offentliga beslut Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51140115-5114011503 Sweden Core support to the statistics agency INE in Mozambique, through a Common fund, together with other donors. Also targeted support for gender statistics as well as a special focus on results-based management, through a planned procurement of services in relation to the planning unit at INE. Kärnstöd till statistikbyrån INE i Mocambique, med mål att öka möjligheter till samhällsplanering och demokratiskt deltagande. Insatsen innehåller även en öronmärkt, strategisk komponent för att förbättra statistisk rapportering om jämställdhet. The development objective of the intervention is to contribute to a democratic development, to participation, enlightened debate, well grounded research and policy planning and follow up of development policies by furnishing Mozambican general public and institutions, as well as international community with quality statistics. Sweden MF-DNT/Fundo Comum-INE-2008-2012/Ministerio da Economia e Financas Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 350000 0 350000 0 350000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique 350000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51140118 Sweden Ipas, a global organization based in the United States, has presented a project proposal aimed at contributing to the roll-out of safe abortion care in Mozambique. The three-year project to be implemented from 15 December 2016 to 31 December 2019 has a total budget of USD 10,000,000, of which SEK 47,060,000 (USD 5,060,000, USD 1 = SEK 9.30) is applied for from Sweden. Furthermore, parts of the total budget will also be financed by "a large anonymous donor" based in the USA and from Ipa's core support from the Netherlands. The expected results of the project are: 1. To have contributed to the creation of a favorable and sustainable policy environment that promotes women's and girls' access to safe abortion; 2. To have contributed to improved access and availability of safe abortion care and contraception for women and girls at more health care units; Increased knowledge and action in young women and girls and strengthened social support networks; 4. New knowledge that is spread. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. The project, which has been designed in dialogue with the Ministry of Health and its partners, aims to help lay the foundation for the Ministry of Health to be able to plan for and offer nationwide abortion care and contraception in accordance with WHO guidelines. Ipas will implement the effort in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and other local partners such as the WHO, UNFPA, local and international civil society organizations, such as Pathfinder International and Population Services International (PSI), and research organizations. Ipas, som är en global organisation med säte i USA, har presenterat ett projekt förslag "Expansion av kvinnors och flickors tillgång till säker abort vård och preventivmedel i Nampula och Zambézia provinserna i Moçambique” som syftar till att bidra till utrullningen av säker abortvård i Moçambique. Det tre-åriga projektet ska genomföras från 15 december 2016 till 31 december 2019 har en total budget på USD 10 000 000 varav SEK 47 060 000 (USD 5 060 000, USD 1=SEK 9,30) söks från Sverige. Vidare kommer delar av den totala budgeten också att finansieras av ”en stor anonym givare” baserad i USA och från Ipas kärnstöd från Nederländerna. Den befintliga sjukvårdsinfrastrukturen i Moçambique har dock begränsad förmåga att tillhandahålla säker abort och preventivmedel till alla som behöver, bl.a. på grund av brist på utbildad hälsopersonal, diskriminerande attityder, hinder för regelbundna leveranser av sjukvårdsprodukter för abort och preventivmedel. Kvinnor och flickor är också ofta omedvetna om sina rättigheter och var man kan få tillgång till dessa hälsotjänster. Projektets förväntade resultat är: 1. Att ha bidragit till skapandet av en gynnsam och hållbar policymiljö som främjar kvinnors och flickors tillfång till säker abort; 2. Att ha bidragit till förbättrad tillgång och tillgängligheten till säker abortvård och preventivmedel för kvinnor och flickor vid fler hälsovårdsenheter; 3. Ökad kunskap och handlingskraft hos unga kvinnor och flickor och stärkta sociala stödnätverk; 4. Ny kunskap som sprids. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Ipas kommer att genomföra insatsen i samarbete med hälsoministeriet och andra lokala partners såsom WHO, UNFPA, lokala och internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, såsom Pathfinder International och Population Services International (PSI), och forskningsorganisationer. The goal of the project is to improve the knowledge, ability, opportunities, and choices of women and girls in Mozambique to access safe, high-quality abortion care and contraception. Ipas would achieve this goal through the following four outcome areas: •outcome 1: support the creation of an enabling and sustained policy environment for access to safe abortion for women and girls. •outcome 2: improved availability and accessibility of services for girls and young women through multiple points of care. •outcome 3: increased young womens and girls knowledge, agency and strengthened their social support networks; and •outcome 4: new knowledge generated and disseminated. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health OUTCOME 1: SUPPORTED THE CREATION OF ENABLING AND SUSTAINED POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR ACCESS TO SAFE ABORTION FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS •Approval and promulgation of Mozambiques revised Penal Code that includes language that improves (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) SRHR and Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC) access; •Development and approval of Clinical Standards and Guidelines. •Inclusion of mifepristone in the Input Acquisition Plan of Maternal Health Program, although still waiting to be included on the National List of Essential Medicines. •Approval of monitoring guidelines (supervision and mentoring checklists) to optimize MCH services, including sexual and reproductive health and CAC services. •Develop a pilot instrument to monitor main CAC indicators at provincial level and has been used as evidence to improve the gynecological urgency Book now in revision. •Approval of a National Communications Campaign to inform and promote abortion services and Post Abortion Family Planning. •Preparation of national guidance for recommended SRH service flow in the context of COVID-19, and general guidelines for the prevention of COVID-19. •Strengthened the skills of the SRH group members in using the SIGLUS platform so health facilities could better monitor drug stocks and reduce the incidence of stock-outs. •Defined strategies to improve CAC indicators for postabortion contraception coverage and pain management, and established a multidisciplinary team to monitor the program at the facility and district level. OUTCOME 2: IMPROVED AVAILABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF SERVICES FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN THROUGH MULTIPLE POINTS OF CARE •Ipas partnered with the Ministry of Health to design activities to strengthen the public health systems capacity to offer high-quality comprehensive abortion and contraceptive services. Over 6 years, Ipas sensitized public-sector staff, trained providers, and equipped and renovated facilities in the two target provinces. Some of the interventions results are briefly listed below: •41 Health facilities supported in Nampula and Zambezia provinces. •Rehabilitated and/or equipped a total of 39 gynaecological emergency rooms with minimum quality standards, improving privacy and confidentiality. •Established a province-level training center at an existing public- sector health-care facility for subsequent Training of Trainer (TOT). •Built a network of 32 provincial Master Trainers that are equipped with the necessary competence and confidence to lead subsequent CAC trainings for health service providers in the provinces in partnership with the Institute of Psychology, DPS Nampula and DPS Zambézia provinces. •Supported MoH in developing guidance for healthcare providers and health facility managers to ensure access to SRH services including abortion services during the COVID-19 period. •Monitoring and mentoring tools for CAC services throughout the country designed and officially approved. •42 district health statistics technicians and Heads of the District Statistics Centers (NEDs), 36 district maternal and child health supervisors and one general medicine technician trained on Data Monitoring and Evaluating System. •Two Training centers rehabilitated and equipped to serve as public training centers for CAC. •744 public health providers (MCH nurses, general practitioners and specialists), 42 SAAJ providers and 30 MCH teachers trained in comprehensive abortion care services. •77 health workers (18 in Nampula and 59 in the Zambézia) who deal with emergency obstetric care in partnership with Mozambican Association of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. •165 public sector pharmacists, 33 private pharmacist and 192 health managers trained to ensure provision of Medical Abortion information and supplies. •Developed and updated training materials and capacity-building frameworks including regular refresher and mentorship sessions. •A hotline on WhatsApp for anonymous SRHR questions and/or to locate/connect with 295 members and trusted providers and trainers created. •Virtual technical support and CAC service availability during COVID-19 pandemic in Nampula, Zambézia provinces ensured. •22 monitoring clinical visits at selected facilities to assess the quality and sustainability of CAC services conducted. •Provincial clinical mentoring networks for CAC in Nampula and Zambézia composed of 25 mentors established. •2,651 community intermediaries who take part in Ipas activities to ensure provision of Medical Abortion information, supplies, and referral linkages. •Alô Vida hotline care for patients seeking information about abortion and post-abortion care services in gynecological consultations for the self-use abortion strategy. OUTCOME 3: INCREASED YOUNG WOMENS AND GIRLS KNOWLEDGE AND AGENCY AND STRENGTHENED THEIR SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS •Ipas supported 33 youth-friendly health service (SAAJ) corners, 16 in Zambezia and 17 in Nampula, providing technical assistance to health providers to strengthen the referral of adolescents for CAC services. The SAAJ corners are a key link between the community and CAC services at health facilities. • In an effort to engage teachers and community leaders who support youth corners, Ipas conducted VCAT workshops aimed at reducing stigma and discrimination around gender-based violence. In Nampula, 48 teachers and 37 community leaders from 8 districts participated in the workshops, including Nampula, Rapale, Ribaué, Murrupula, Mogovolas, Meconta, Eráti and Muecate. In Zambezia province, 38 teachers and 30 community leaders from Mocuba, Quelimane, Nicoadala and Namacurra districts were reached •In 2021, with support from Ipas and the Technical Working Group, MoH approved the First communications Strategy on abortion in Mozambique. Ipas Mozambique developed a training package for Community stakeholders on this strategy and trained trainers in each province to support dissemination. The research, titled Understanding barriers and facilitators to safe abortion options in Nampula and Zambézia provinces was conducted in 2018 in three communities in Nampula province (Nampula City, Nacala-Porto and Mogovolas) and three communities in Zambézia province (Quelimane, Mocuba and Mugeba locality in Mocuba district). The research helps fill a critical evidence gap vis-à-vis abortion in Mozambique. It was useful to inform the MoH National Plan with latest evidence on young women´s and girls´s abortion experience and preferences. KEY INSIGHTS OF ABORTION KAP STUDY •Unwanted pregnancy and abortion cause significant physical and emotional wide-ranging impact on womens and girls lives because of prevalent stigma and discrimination against women and girls; •Although abortion is perceived as risky and undesirable, it is often seen as the only option for a woman or girl wanting to avoid the consequences of an unwanted pregnancy; •Abortion is not seen by girls as a right, but rather the end of a shameful, unsustainable situation, or as a way of avoiding the far-reaching consequences of a pregnancy; •Gender roles have a strong influence on the outcomes of unwanted pregnancies and abortions; and •Lack of knowledge about safe options for abortion, fear of the familys reaction to the pregnancy, rejection by the partner, and fear of stigmatization often lead girls to procure an unsafe abortion in secret. OUTCOME 4: NEW KNOWLEDGE GENERATED AND DISSEMINATED •Community Radio is one of the main actors of Ipas Communication Strategy. After a mapping, Ipas established 21 community radio stations partnerships (9 of Nampula and 12 of Zambezia) to promote SRHR and community engagement activities around safe abortion. •Ipas trained 26 media professionals on SRHR including safe abortion and contraception, relevant laws, policies and regulations, and use of VCAT to bring out and address values conflicts and stigma surrounding SRHR and abortion and contraceptive services. The training was conducted in collaboration with the Institute of Social Communication and Health Promotion Office within the Department of Public Health and DPS in Nampula and Zambézia provinces. •All stations are under the supervision of Social and Communication Institute (ICS), Community Radio Forum (FORCOM) and the Ministry of Science and Technology/UNESCO, all produced radio programs that integrate SRHR content that include contraception, and all stations hold a commitment to using radio to promote public health more broadly (e.g. education on malaria and other diseases). In terms of reach, its estimated that the Community Radio stations reached an audience of about 2,520,000 listeners, with about 1,710,000 listeners in Zambézia and about 810,000 listeners in Nampula. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140118-5114011801 Sweden Ipas, a global organization based in the United States, has presented a project proposal aimed at contributing to the roll-out of safe abortion care in Mozambique. The three-year project to be implemented from 15 December 2016 to 31 December 2019 has a total budget of USD 10,000,000, of which SEK 47,060,000 (USD 5,060,000, USD 1 = SEK 9.30) is applied for from Sweden. Furthermore, parts of the total budget will also be financed by "a large anonymous donor" based in the USA and from Ipa's core support from the Netherlands. The expected results of the project are: 1. To have contributed to the creation of a favorable and sustainable policy environment that promotes women's and girls' access to safe abortion; 2. To have contributed to improved access and availability of safe abortion care and contraception for women and girls at more health care units; Increased knowledge and action in young women and girls and strengthened social support networks; 4. New knowledge that is spread. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. The project, which has been designed in dialogue with the Ministry of Health and its partners, aims to help lay the foundation for the Ministry of Health to be able to plan for and offer nationwide abortion care and contraception in accordance with WHO guidelines. Ipas will implement the effort in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and other local partners such as the WHO, UNFPA, local and international civil society organizations, such as Pathfinder International and Population Services International (PSI), and research organizations. Ipas, som är en global organisation med säte i USA, har presenterat ett projekt förslag "Expansion av kvinnors och flickors tillgång till säker abort vård och preventivmedel i Nampula och Zambézia provinserna i Moçambique” som syftar till att bidra till utrullningen av säker abortvård i Moçambique. Det tre-åriga projektet ska genomföras från 15 december 2016 till 31 december 2019 har en total budget på USD 10 000 000 varav SEK 47 060 000 (USD 5 060 000, USD 1=SEK 9,30) söks från Sverige. Vidare kommer delar av den totala budgeten också att finansieras av ”en stor anonym givare” baserad i USA och från Ipas kärnstöd från Nederländerna. Den befintliga sjukvårdsinfrastrukturen i Moçambique har dock begränsad förmåga att tillhandahålla säker abort och preventivmedel till alla som behöver, bl.a. på grund av brist på utbildad hälsopersonal, diskriminerande attityder, hinder för regelbundna leveranser av sjukvårdsprodukter för abort och preventivmedel. Kvinnor och flickor är också ofta omedvetna om sina rättigheter och var man kan få tillgång till dessa hälsotjänster. Projektets förväntade resultat är: 1. Att ha bidragit till skapandet av en gynnsam och hållbar policymiljö som främjar kvinnors och flickors tillfång till säker abort; 2. Att ha bidragit till förbättrad tillgång och tillgängligheten till säker abortvård och preventivmedel för kvinnor och flickor vid fler hälsovårdsenheter; 3. Ökad kunskap och handlingskraft hos unga kvinnor och flickor och stärkta sociala stödnätverk; 4. Ny kunskap som sprids. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Ipas kommer att genomföra insatsen i samarbete med hälsoministeriet och andra lokala partners såsom WHO, UNFPA, lokala och internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, såsom Pathfinder International och Population Services International (PSI), och forskningsorganisationer. The goal of the project is to improve the knowledge, ability, opportunities, and choices of women and girls in Mozambique to access safe, high-quality abortion care and contraception. Ipas would achieve this goal through the following four outcome areas: •outcome 1: support the creation of an enabling and sustained policy environment for access to safe abortion for women and girls. •outcome 2: improved availability and accessibility of services for girls and young women through multiple points of care. •outcome 3: increased young womens and girls knowledge, agency and strengthened their social support networks; and •outcome 4: new knowledge generated and disseminated. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 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The three-year project to be implemented from 15 December 2016 to 31 December 2019 has a total budget of USD 10,000,000, of which SEK 47,060,000 (USD 5,060,000, USD 1 = SEK 9.30) is applied for from Sweden. Furthermore, parts of the total budget will also be financed by "a large anonymous donor" based in the USA and from Ipa's core support from the Netherlands. The expected results of the project are: 1. To have contributed to the creation of a favorable and sustainable policy environment that promotes women's and girls' access to safe abortion; 2. To have contributed to improved access and availability of safe abortion care and contraception for women and girls at more health care units; Increased knowledge and action in young women and girls and strengthened social support networks; 4. New knowledge that is spread. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. The project, which has been designed in dialogue with the Ministry of Health and its partners, aims to help lay the foundation for the Ministry of Health to be able to plan for and offer nationwide abortion care and contraception in accordance with WHO guidelines. Ipas will implement the effort in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and other local partners such as the WHO, UNFPA, local and international civil society organizations, such as Pathfinder International and Population Services International (PSI), and research organizations. Ipas, som är en global organisation med säte i USA, har presenterat ett projekt förslag "Expansion av kvinnors och flickors tillgång till säker abort vård och preventivmedel i Nampula och Zambézia provinserna i Moçambique” som syftar till att bidra till utrullningen av säker abortvård i Moçambique. Det tre-åriga projektet ska genomföras från 15 december 2016 till 31 december 2019 har en total budget på USD 10 000 000 varav SEK 47 060 000 (USD 5 060 000, USD 1=SEK 9,30) söks från Sverige. Vidare kommer delar av den totala budgeten också att finansieras av ”en stor anonym givare” baserad i USA och från Ipas kärnstöd från Nederländerna. Den befintliga sjukvårdsinfrastrukturen i Moçambique har dock begränsad förmåga att tillhandahålla säker abort och preventivmedel till alla som behöver, bl.a. på grund av brist på utbildad hälsopersonal, diskriminerande attityder, hinder för regelbundna leveranser av sjukvårdsprodukter för abort och preventivmedel. Kvinnor och flickor är också ofta omedvetna om sina rättigheter och var man kan få tillgång till dessa hälsotjänster. Projektets förväntade resultat är: 1. Att ha bidragit till skapandet av en gynnsam och hållbar policymiljö som främjar kvinnors och flickors tillfång till säker abort; 2. Att ha bidragit till förbättrad tillgång och tillgängligheten till säker abortvård och preventivmedel för kvinnor och flickor vid fler hälsovårdsenheter; 3. Ökad kunskap och handlingskraft hos unga kvinnor och flickor och stärkta sociala stödnätverk; 4. Ny kunskap som sprids. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Ipas kommer att genomföra insatsen i samarbete med hälsoministeriet och andra lokala partners såsom WHO, UNFPA, lokala och internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, såsom Pathfinder International och Population Services International (PSI), och forskningsorganisationer. The goal of the project is to improve the knowledge, ability, opportunities, and choices of women and girls in Mozambique to access safe, high-quality abortion care and contraception. Ipas would achieve this goal through the following four outcome areas: •outcome 1: support the creation of an enabling and sustained policy environment for access to safe abortion for women and girls. •outcome 2: improved availability and accessibility of services for girls and young women through multiple points of care. •outcome 3: increased young womens and girls knowledge, agency and strengthened their social support networks; and •outcome 4: new knowledge generated and disseminated. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3636880 3636880 0 0 0 3636880 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3636880 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51140118-5114011807 Sweden Ipas, a global organization based in the United States, has presented a project proposal aimed at contributing to the roll-out of safe abortion care in Mozambique. The three-year project to be implemented from 15 December 2016 to 31 December 2019 has a total budget of USD 10,000,000, of which SEK 47,060,000 (USD 5,060,000, USD 1 = SEK 9.30) is applied for from Sweden. Furthermore, parts of the total budget will also be financed by "a large anonymous donor" based in the USA and from Ipa's core support from the Netherlands. The expected results of the project are: 1. To have contributed to the creation of a favorable and sustainable policy environment that promotes women's and girls' access to safe abortion; 2. To have contributed to improved access and availability of safe abortion care and contraception for women and girls at more health care units; Increased knowledge and action in young women and girls and strengthened social support networks; 4. New knowledge that is spread. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. The project, which has been designed in dialogue with the Ministry of Health and its partners, aims to help lay the foundation for the Ministry of Health to be able to plan for and offer nationwide abortion care and contraception in accordance with WHO guidelines. Ipas will implement the effort in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and other local partners such as the WHO, UNFPA, local and international civil society organizations, such as Pathfinder International and Population Services International (PSI), and research organizations. Ipas, som är en global organisation med säte i USA, har presenterat ett projekt förslag "Expansion av kvinnors och flickors tillgång till säker abort vård och preventivmedel i Nampula och Zambézia provinserna i Moçambique” som syftar till att bidra till utrullningen av säker abortvård i Moçambique. Det tre-åriga projektet ska genomföras från 15 december 2016 till 31 december 2019 har en total budget på USD 10 000 000 varav SEK 47 060 000 (USD 5 060 000, USD 1=SEK 9,30) söks från Sverige. Vidare kommer delar av den totala budgeten också att finansieras av ”en stor anonym givare” baserad i USA och från Ipas kärnstöd från Nederländerna. Den befintliga sjukvårdsinfrastrukturen i Moçambique har dock begränsad förmåga att tillhandahålla säker abort och preventivmedel till alla som behöver, bl.a. på grund av brist på utbildad hälsopersonal, diskriminerande attityder, hinder för regelbundna leveranser av sjukvårdsprodukter för abort och preventivmedel. Kvinnor och flickor är också ofta omedvetna om sina rättigheter och var man kan få tillgång till dessa hälsotjänster. Projektets förväntade resultat är: 1. Att ha bidragit till skapandet av en gynnsam och hållbar policymiljö som främjar kvinnors och flickors tillfång till säker abort; 2. Att ha bidragit till förbättrad tillgång och tillgängligheten till säker abortvård och preventivmedel för kvinnor och flickor vid fler hälsovårdsenheter; 3. Ökad kunskap och handlingskraft hos unga kvinnor och flickor och stärkta sociala stödnätverk; 4. Ny kunskap som sprids. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Ipas kommer att genomföra insatsen i samarbete med hälsoministeriet och andra lokala partners såsom WHO, UNFPA, lokala och internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, såsom Pathfinder International och Population Services International (PSI), och forskningsorganisationer. The goal of the project is to improve the knowledge, ability, opportunities, and choices of women and girls in Mozambique to access safe, high-quality abortion care and contraception. Ipas would achieve this goal through the following four outcome areas: •outcome 1: support the creation of an enabling and sustained policy environment for access to safe abortion for women and girls. •outcome 2: improved availability and accessibility of services for girls and young women through multiple points of care. •outcome 3: increased young womens and girls knowledge, agency and strengthened their social support networks; and •outcome 4: new knowledge generated and disseminated. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 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Utvärdering, studier och annat som förberedelse eller del av beredning av fortsatt stöd inom forskningssamarbetet med National University of Rwanda. 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The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids) Energy distribution The Government of Tanzania, through REA and in collaboration with Development Partners (including Sweden), has supported several grid and off-grid projects. These projects involve grid extension and renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, and small hydro, which have significantly contributed to increased power generation, expanded access to electricity, improved power reliability, and environmental protection by reducing carbon dioxide emissions. The CoP and summarised results based on the Annual Progress Report of the financial year July 2024 to June 2025, the report covers the progress of projects implemented with the support of Development Partners (DPs) and the performance of the Rural Energy Fund (REF) in providing modern energy services to rural areas of Mainland Tanzania. Key milestones achieved during the period include: This report presents progress in the implementation of projects covering grid extension, off-grid solutions, clean cooking initiatives, small petroleum stations, and other interventions undertaken by the Agency during the reporting period. Key milestones achieved include the completion of electrification in all 12,318 villages (as per the 2018 Government Notice), representing 100 percent connectivity at the village level through extension of electricity infrastructure to village headquarters. The Agency, in collaboration with Development Partners, continues to implement initiatives aimed at achieving predefined targets and delivering meaningful impact to communities. Notably, REA received an Unqualified Opinion for the Financial Year 2023/24 following an audit conducted by the Controller and Auditor General. The Agency remains committed to ensuring value for money and achieving intended results. Furthermore, REA is actively mobilizing resources to electrify the remaining 31,532 hamlets and to scale up the dissemination of clean cooking solutions. These efforts aim to reduce reliance on firewood and charcoal, which have adverse effects on both the environment and human health. The overarching goal is to achieve 75 percent connectivity and 100 percent access to electricity, alongside 80 percent adoption of clean cooking solutions by 2034, in line with the National Clean Cooking Strategy (20242034). In collaboration with the Government of Norway, the Government of Sweden provided a total grant of TZS 57.9 billion to finance the Backbone Transmission Investment Programme (BTIP) Village Electrification Initiative (VEI). This initiative was implemented across five regions of Mainland Tanzania Iringa, Dodoma, Singida, Tabora, and Shinyanga, and included the construction of the Mtera substation. In addition, Sweden financed the Southern Highlands Village Electrification Project along the MakambakoSongea 220 kV transmission line, covering Njombe and Ruvuma regions. This project, valued at TZS 29 billion, has been successfully completed. Furthermore, the Government of Sweden, in partnership with the Government of Norway and the European Union, financed the Rural Electrification Densification Project II (REDP IIA), with a total value of TZS 139.6 billion. The project was implemented in nine regions: Dodoma, Singida, Tabora, Pwani, Tanga, Kilimanjaro, Mbeya, Mwanza, and Shinyanga. The Government of Sweden, in collaboration with the Government of the United Kingdom through DFID then (now FCDO), also supported offgrid electrification through a ResultsBased Financing (RBF) mechanism, with a total contribution of USD 10.8 million. Sweden has fully disbursed its committed funds under this arrangement, with the agreement scheduled to conclude on 31 December 2025. The Agency received UNQUALIFIED OPINION for fiscal year 2024/25 from the audited conducted by Controller and Auditor General. According to the Annual Progress Report, the Agency will continue to perform its obligations to ensure there is a good value for money and the intended results is achieved. The cooperation between the Government of Tanzania and the Government of Sweden has delivered substantial and measurable results in advancing rural energy access. The scale of investments and the diversity of interventions ranging from grid extension and densification to offgrid electrification and clean cooking demonstrate a well-balanced and strategic approach to addressing energy access challenges across the country. Implementation performance has been largely satisfactory, as evidenced by the completion of major infrastructure projects, the achievement of full village level electrification, and continued progress in ongoing programmes such as REDP II A and BTIPVEI. Financial execution has also been strong, with significant disbursements to contractors and effective utilization of previously committed funds. The attainment of an unqualified audit opinion further underscores sound financial management and adherence to accountability standards. The partnership model, particularly Sweden's collaboration with other Development Partners, has enhanced coordination, reduced duplication of efforts, and increased overall development impact. Cofinancing arrangements have enabled scaling up of interventions and contributed to broader geographical coverage and improved outcomes. However, some challenges remain. These include the need to accelerate electrification of remaining hamlets, ensure sustainability of infrastructure through adequate operation and maintenance systems, and expand adoption of clean cooking solutions. Additionally, the phaseout of Swedens bilateral No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170000-5117000001 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. 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The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Rural Energy Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rural Energy Agency 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -48233400 0 115000000 0 85000000 -48233400 -85000000 -115000000 -57000000 57000000 0 -75000000 0 75000000 -48233400 Rural Energy Agency -48233400 Rural Energy Agency 48233400 Rural Energy Agency -48233400 Rural Energy Agency SE-0-SE-6-51170000-5117000003 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Rural Energy Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rural Energy Agency 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 109119431 0 0 0 0 109119431 0 0 40000000 149119431 Rural Energy Agency 40000000 Rural Energy Agency 110000000 Rural Energy Agency -880568.8599999994 Rural Energy Agency Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Increased access to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51170053 Sweden Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The outcomes of Femina Hip’s work, as listed in its results framework, are: Final Outcome: A movement of youth and mentors self-organizes and promotes the Femina Family Agenda Intermediate Outcome: Youth and mentors adopt the promoted behaviours of the Femina Family regarding sexual reproductive health and rights, economic empowerment and citizen engagement. Initial Outcome 1: Youth and mentors have knowledge and awareness about sexual and reproductive health and rights, economic empowerment, and citizen engagement. Initial Outcome 2: Youth and mentors employ both personal and interpersonal life skills. Initial Outcome 3: Youth and mentors have positive attitudes towards the Femina Family behaviours. Initial Outcome 4: Youth and mentors have the perception of their own agency to adopt the Femina Family behaviours. Initial Outcome 5: Youth and mentors perceive that they are supported by people important to them in adopting the Femina Family behaviours. In 2016, Femina Hip continued to communicate and connect with youth through its multimedia platform as well as through face-to-face activities and active learning in outreach interventions through its Edutainment Media and Outreach Products, namely; Fema Magazine, Fema Radio Show, Website and Social Media, Fema Clubs, Field Trips, Festivals, Sema na Fema SMS platform and Volunteer Programs. The Fema magazine was distributed quarterly to both secondary schools and active learning partners across Tanzania and includes sections on all three of Femina Hip’s strategic areas: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Economic Empowerment and Citizen Engagement. In 2016 a total of 88 female and 88 male youth were engaged in ‘youth reporting’ and the production of different magazine sections. During the same year, five major outreach trips were made to different regions of the country, in addition to five festivals. Also, over 40,000 SMS were sent and recieved through Femina's SMS platform. The annual report is indicative of Femina Hip's continued drive to reach to vulnarable youth thorugh innivative means in a fast developing landscape. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170053-5117005301 Sweden Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Femina HIP 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500600 7000000 7000000 7000000 9000000 4500600 -7000000 7000000 6000000 7000000 7000000 7000000 3000000 34500600 Femina HIP 4500600 Femina HIP 7000000 Femina HIP 7000000 Femina HIP 7000000 Femina HIP 0 Femina HIP 3000000 Femina HIP 6000000 Femina HIP SE-0-SE-6-51170053-5117005302 Sweden Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Deloitte Tanzania 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 318223 0 431045 199080 0 -1000000 254314 0 318223 0 199080 1000000 176731 0 948348 Deloitte Tanzania 318222.78 Deloitte Tanzania 254314.02 Deloitte Tanzania 176730.82 Deloitte Tanzania 199080 Deloitte Tanzania SE-0-SE-6-51170053-5117005303 Sweden Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Femina HIP 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 550920 0 550920 550920 Femina HIP 550920 Femina HIP Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51190008 Sweden The intervention will contribute to improving the health of women, children and adolescents by increased access to and demand for quality-assured health services at district level. The activities at district/primary health care level will be complimented by support to strengthen the national health system in order to maximize sustainability.The intervention has been developed by Ministry of Health, Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Ministry of Finance, civil society, Sida and DFID in consultation with the major health actors in Zambia (UN, USAID, World Bank and EU). The initial plan was that two health ministries would jointly implement the contribution. However, on 18 September 2015, the Government made the unpredictable and abrupt decision that all health issues should again be managed by the Ministry of Health. As of 2012, primary health care including maternal and child health was managed by the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. The decision to manage all health issues under the same ministry is most welcome as the separation of primary health care from health system building blocks (policy, medicines and supplies, human resources, information systems, health financing etc.) presented formidable challenges to health development in Zambia. This grant will thus be managed by one (Ministry of Health) instead of two ministries which will greatly facilitate and improve coordination, governance, management, reporting, procurement, supervision, capacity building etc. At the same time, the startup of the implementation is expected to be slowed down due to the administrative changes needed. The appraisal of this contribution was made prior to the Government’s decision to merge all health activities to one ministry. Capacity and risk assessments have been made for both ministries and evaluations show that the Ministry of Health has better governance, management and human resource capacity. As a result, Sida considers that a decision can be made on this contribution despite the significant changes in the Government structure. The intervention follows international and national policies and guidelines for cost-effective and high-impact reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and nutrition services. Three out of a total of 10 provinces (central, eastern and southern) have been chosen following analysis of health indicators, socioeconomic data and a mapping of partner organizations work. Sweden will support interventions in eastern and southern provinces and DFID is expected to support the central province.This will be achieved by three outcomes:1. Effective RMNCAH services available in initially two provinces2. Increase community and client demand and uptake of RMNCAH services in initially two provinces3. Health system capacity strengthening to enable effective RMNCAH service delivery at national level and in two target provincesThe strategic interventions that will be supported include:- Capacity building for health care providers, community-based volunteers and managerial staff at central, province and district levels- Recruitment of supplementary human resources- Procurement of health commodities and supplies- Renovation and expansion of health facilities at district level and construction of maternity waiting homes- RMNCAH and nutrition service promotion and health education- Use of quality health information for decision making and management- Effective financial management (at all levels of the health system)- Sector and partner harmonization and coordination for RMNCAH Insatsen ska bidra till att främja kvinnors, barns och ungdomars grundläggande hälsa genom ökad tillgång till och efterfrågan av en kvalitativ hälso- och sjukvård på distriktsnivå. Ansatserna på distrikts/primärvårdsnivå kommer att kompletteras med stöd för att stärka det nationella hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet. Det senare sker i syfte att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet. Stödet har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet, ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” finansministeriet, civilsamhället, Sida och DFID i samråd med de huvudsakliga hälsoaktörerna i Zambia (FN, USAID, Världsbanken och EU). Den ursprungliga planen var att två hälsoministerier ("Ministry of Health" och "Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health") gemensamt skulle genomföra insatsen. Den 18 september 2015 fattade dock regeringen det oförutsägbara och plötsligta beslutet att alla hälsofrågor återigen ska förvaltas av hälsoministeriet. Från 2012 administrerade ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” primärvården inklusive mödra- och barnhälsovården. Beslutet att återigen låta ett ministerium hantera alla hälsofrågor är mycket välkommet eftersom separeringen av primärvården från hälsosystemet (policy, läkemedel och förnödenheter, personal, informationssystem, hälsofinansiering etc.) var utmanande för hälsoutvecklingen i Zambia. Denna insats kommer således att hanteras av ett (hälsoministeriet) i stället för två ministerier vilket i hög grad kommer att underlätta och förbättra samordning, styrning, rapportering, ägarskap, upphandling, övervakning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad etc. Samtidigt kommer starten av insatsen ta längre tid på grund av nödvändiga administrativa förändringar inom förvaltningen. Beredningen av denna insats gjordes innan regeringens beslut att förena all hälsovård till ett ministerium. All kapacitet- och riskbedömning har gjorts av två ministerier och utvärderingarna beskriver att hälsoministeriet har bättre styr-, förvaltning- och personalkapacitet. Därför bedömer Sida att ett beslut om denna insats kan fattas trots denna stora förändring. Interventionerna följer internationella och nationella policy och riktlinjer för kostnadseffektiva och hög-effektiva ansatser inom reproduktiv-, mödra-, nyfödd-, barn- och ungdomshälsa (RMNCAH) samt nutrition. Tre utav totalt 10 provinser i Zambia (centrala, södra och östra) har valts ut efter analys av hälsoindikatorer, socioekonomisk data samt kartläggning av andra givares arbete. Sverige kommer att stödja interventioner i södra och östra provinserna. DFID förväntas stödja centrala provinsen. Det svenska bidraget är 408.8 MSEK för perioden 2015-2019. Huvuddelen av pengarna (82%) kommer att stödja aktiviteter på distriktsnivå. Den resterande delen (18%) kommer att hanteras centralt av hälsoministeriet samt av hälsomyndigheter på provinsnivå. Den första utbetalningen om MSEK 70 miljoner ämnar täcka kostnader för upphandling av förnödenheter och varor samt renovering och tillbyggnad av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå. På grund av brister hos finansministeriet, avseende offentlig finansiell styrning, kommer det svenska bidraget att kanaliseras direkt till hälsoministeriet och inte via det Zambiska finansministeriet (treasury). Skulle den offentliga finansiella styrningen förbättras, kommer Sida att ompröva detta beslut. De övergripande målen med insatsen är att förbättra hälsosituationen i framför allt södra och östra provinserna enligt följande: - Minska mödradödligheten med 25% jämfört med 2014 - Minska dödligheten bland nyfödda barn med 10% jämfört med 2014 - Minska barnadödligheten med 15% jämfört med 2014 - Minska andelen kortväxta barn med 3% jämfört med 2014 Detta kommer att ske via tre övergripande komponenter: 1. Tillgång till effektiva, säkra och högkvalitativa hälsoinsatser i två provinser 2. Ökad efterfrågan och användning av RMNCAH tjänster i två provinser 3. Förbättrade hälsovårdssystem på nationell nivå samt i två provinser för att möjligöra bättre RMNCAH samt att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet Följande aktiviteter kommer genomföras för att uppnå de förväntade resultaten: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för vårdgivare, samhällsbaserade volontärer och ledande personal på central-, provins- och distriktsnivå - Rekrytering av kompletterande personal - Upphandling av kompletterande förnödenheter och varor - Renovering och tillbyggnader av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå - Tillhandahållande av RMNCAH samt nutrition-tjänster och hälsoundervisning - Användning av kvalitativ hälsoinformation för beslutsfattning - Hälsosektor och partner harmonisering och koordinering för RMNCAH Med insatsen vill Sida återuppliva ett sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt inom hälsa samt stärka regeringens ägarskap. Efter en period av splittring inom hälsobiståndet på grund av tidigare korruption inom hälsosektorn (år 2009), har majoriteten av de externa hälsoresurserna gått till icke-statliga organisationer. På senare år har regeringen förbättrat sina kontroll- och styrsystem delvis via tekniskt och finansiellt stöd från Sida. Sverige och Storbritannien vill nu blåsa nytt liv i sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt i linje med "International Health Partnership" principer (anpassning till nationella hälsostrategin, finansiellt stöd inkluderat i statsbudgeten, användning av landsspecifika finans- och upphandlingssystem, gemensamma utvärderingsprocesser, samordnat tekniskt stöd etc.). För att dela risker, fokusera på resultat och öka incitament för regeringens egen finansiering, kommer en del av bidraget (30%) basera sig på i vilken grad överenskomna resultat har uppnåtts. Den resultatbaserade finansieringsmodellen är utformad för att säkerställa en nivå av förutsägbar finansiering medan samtidigt bibehålla fokus på att mäta och stimulera resultat. Den rörliga finansieringsdelen bygger på två indikatorer som är avgörande för att nå hållbara resultat inom hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn: 1. Hälsoförbättringar: prestation av fem RMNCAH nyckelindikatorer 2. Budgetanslag: offentliga hälsomedel som frigörs till distrikten gentemot den godkända distriktsbudgeten Resultatbaserad finansiering i kombination med en sektorövergripande ansats förväntas öka ägarskapet, minska transaktionskostnader och risken för dubblering. Förhoppningen är också denna ansats ska bidra till en rättvisare resursfördelning och förbättrad biståndseffektivitet inom hälsosektorn. Sverige kommer att vara den första givaren som bidrar till denna korgfond. Storbritannien kommer troligen att ansluta till fonden senare under 2015 eller 2016. Även USA visar interesse för ökade anslag direkt till regeringen via denna korgfond. Kompletterande insatser av riskreducerande karaktär kommer utarbetas i samarbete med DFID. Upphandlingar kommer att påbörjas hösten 2015. Detta stöd är utformat som ett programstöd och därför har stat-stat avtalsmallen använts med vissa tillägg med anledning av den resultatbaserade delen. Sidas bedömning är att insatsens resultatbaserade komponent följer myndighetens insatshanteringsregel. Som framgår av avtalsutkastet kommer utbetalningar som resulterar från den variabla tranchen bidra till programmet. De kommer likaså revideras som en del av programmet. Samråd har skett med Sidas revisionsrådgivare. UPPDATERING 2017: Under hösten 2016 hölls ett flertal konsultationer mellan USAID, MOH och ambassaden varvid föreslogs att USAID kommer att finansiera programmet med ytterligare 38 miljoner USD under en fyraårsperiod 2017-2020 och önskar kanalisera sina medel via Sida i formen av ett delegerat partnerskap. Denna modell reducerar transaktionskostnaderna avsevärt för både USAID och MOH. Ambassaden får av USAID ersättning för administrativa utlägg genom rekrytering av en anställd programpersonal liksom ersättning för dennes kostnader. Determinants for maternal and child health will be measured by four impact indicators: maternal mortality, child and newborn deaths and children under five who are stunted. The impact will be measured through a mini-DHS in 2019-2020 and compared to the 2013-2014 DHS. The following improvements in health outcomes are planned (in the target provinces): - The Maternal Mortality Ratio reduced by 25% from baseline - The Newborn Mortality Rate reduced by 10% from baseline - The Under 5 Mortality Rate reduced by 15% from baseline - The Under 5 Stunting Rate reduced by 3% from baseline The objectives of the intervention are: -        Increasing availability and readiness of quality health & nutrition services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Increasing demand and uptake of physically, culturally, and financially accessible services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Strengthening Health Systems at national and sub-national levels as necessary to providing an enabling environment for effective RMNCAH&N service delivery. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Basic health care Reproductive health care Basic health infrastructure Health personnel development Health policy and administrative management Basic nutrition Family planning Medical services Basic Health Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Health, General The year 2020 basically started off with the COVID pandemic, and has been a challenging year for the RMNCAH/N programme and for MOH as a whole. Zambia's first COVID case was on March 18 and the pandemic affected the entire RMNCAH/N programme in many ways. Most notably, as precautionary measures and travel restrictions were introduced, it meant that implementation of activities had to be postponed and delayed, in particular training sessions, meetings and workshops where many people meet jointly. Procurements were delayed or moved into the future as travel restrictions made it difficult to meet and inspect potential contractors. There was also a delay in completion of several infrastructure projects. A consistent lack of PPEs for health workers meant that several activities, such as outreach, could not be effectively done. Community sensitization meetings could also not take place. Despite COVID and its consequences on service delivery, the RMNCAH/N programme managed to implement quite a considerable number of its planned activities. Actual numbers of trained health workers and community-based volunteers were significantly lower in 2020 due to COVID, but targets were later re-set to realistically reflect the pandemic and its effects. - 212 health workers trained (81 percent of the target) in adolescent SRHR, Reach Every Child, Emergency obstetric and newborn care, nutrition, quality assurance/quality improvement, data use, long term acting methods etc. - 289 community health volunteers trained (exceeding target) across the provinces such as peer educators, SMAGs, and community-based contraceptive distributors. - 67 incinerators at health facilities were completed; 25 staff houses fully renovated, 26 boreholes were drilled, 27 maternity annexes fully completed, 10 youth corners refurbished, 6 labour wards were rehabilitated. In terms of the key performance indicators, 2020 was a year which exacerbated the decline of health indicators that started in 2019. This was a national phenomenon and in fact, the 4 RMNCAH/N provinces faired better than the non-RMNCAH/N provinces in general. It is not possible to determine if the better figures are the result of the efforts of the programme but it is likely that it could have influenced the final outcomes. - Fully immunized children dropped in three provinces; mostly attributed to reduction in outreach due to travel restrictions and inadequate government funding for vaccines and supplies. Eastern province managed however to increase from 80.7 percent to 83 percent. - ANC coverage before 14 weeks dropped in Luapula and Muchinga but increased in Eastern and Southern provinces; in Eastern a rise from 29.8 percent in 2019 to 37.4 percent. This is attributed to intensified community awareness messages, supportive supervision of health workers, provision of mama packs and IEC materials and training of SMAGs. - For skilled deliveries at birth, three provinces noted a drop, whereas Eastern province recorded a 3 percent increase, attributed to deployment of newly trained staff in the province. There were fewer health workers available as some had been allocated to the COVID isolation sites during the peak of the pandemic in mid-2020. - New FP acceptors showed a surprising increase in Eastern and Southern (from 14.5 percent in 2019 up to 16.6 percent in 2020) despite the national shortage of long term methods in 2020. The increase could be attributed to the intensified training of health providers by Marie Stopes and other partners in the two provinces. The supply of contraceptives was erratic throughout the year. - All the provinces recorded a decrease in post-natal care within 6 days; the highest drop in Luapula with almost 20 percent. Again, COVID restrictions and fear to seek services post-partum due to getting infected by COVID are seen as factors behind the drop. - Maternal deaths increased nationally in 2020 compared to 2019. However, three of the four provinces decreased their numbers (not Muchinga), which is likely to be attributed to the RMNCAH/N programme investments in capacity-building and equipment over the past years. - Still birth rate is high in Zambia but it reduced in three of the four provinces (not Muchinga) in 2020. - Neonatal deaths is a huge and static problem in Zambia with few improvements. In 2020, three provinces recorded more neonatal deaths than the preceding year. Southern was the only province that managed to reduce its numbers, partly due to training of staff in EMONC and conducting death reviews regularly. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190008-5119000801 Sweden The intervention will contribute to improving the health of women, children and adolescents by increased access to and demand for quality-assured health services at district level. The activities at district/primary health care level will be complimented by support to strengthen the national health system in order to maximize sustainability.The intervention has been developed by Ministry of Health, Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Ministry of Finance, civil society, Sida and DFID in consultation with the major health actors in Zambia (UN, USAID, World Bank and EU). The initial plan was that two health ministries would jointly implement the contribution. However, on 18 September 2015, the Government made the unpredictable and abrupt decision that all health issues should again be managed by the Ministry of Health. As of 2012, primary health care including maternal and child health was managed by the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. The decision to manage all health issues under the same ministry is most welcome as the separation of primary health care from health system building blocks (policy, medicines and supplies, human resources, information systems, health financing etc.) presented formidable challenges to health development in Zambia. This grant will thus be managed by one (Ministry of Health) instead of two ministries which will greatly facilitate and improve coordination, governance, management, reporting, procurement, supervision, capacity building etc. At the same time, the startup of the implementation is expected to be slowed down due to the administrative changes needed. The appraisal of this contribution was made prior to the Government’s decision to merge all health activities to one ministry. Capacity and risk assessments have been made for both ministries and evaluations show that the Ministry of Health has better governance, management and human resource capacity. As a result, Sida considers that a decision can be made on this contribution despite the significant changes in the Government structure. The intervention follows international and national policies and guidelines for cost-effective and high-impact reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and nutrition services. Three out of a total of 10 provinces (central, eastern and southern) have been chosen following analysis of health indicators, socioeconomic data and a mapping of partner organizations work. Sweden will support interventions in eastern and southern provinces and DFID is expected to support the central province.This will be achieved by three outcomes:1. Effective RMNCAH services available in initially two provinces2. Increase community and client demand and uptake of RMNCAH services in initially two provinces3. Health system capacity strengthening to enable effective RMNCAH service delivery at national level and in two target provincesThe strategic interventions that will be supported include:- Capacity building for health care providers, community-based volunteers and managerial staff at central, province and district levels- Recruitment of supplementary human resources- Procurement of health commodities and supplies- Renovation and expansion of health facilities at district level and construction of maternity waiting homes- RMNCAH and nutrition service promotion and health education- Use of quality health information for decision making and management- Effective financial management (at all levels of the health system)- Sector and partner harmonization and coordination for RMNCAH Insatsen ska bidra till att främja kvinnors, barns och ungdomars grundläggande hälsa genom ökad tillgång till och efterfrågan av en kvalitativ hälso- och sjukvård på distriktsnivå. Ansatserna på distrikts/primärvårdsnivå kommer att kompletteras med stöd för att stärka det nationella hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet. Det senare sker i syfte att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet. Stödet har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet, ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” finansministeriet, civilsamhället, Sida och DFID i samråd med de huvudsakliga hälsoaktörerna i Zambia (FN, USAID, Världsbanken och EU). Den ursprungliga planen var att två hälsoministerier ("Ministry of Health" och "Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health") gemensamt skulle genomföra insatsen. Den 18 september 2015 fattade dock regeringen det oförutsägbara och plötsligta beslutet att alla hälsofrågor återigen ska förvaltas av hälsoministeriet. Från 2012 administrerade ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” primärvården inklusive mödra- och barnhälsovården. Beslutet att återigen låta ett ministerium hantera alla hälsofrågor är mycket välkommet eftersom separeringen av primärvården från hälsosystemet (policy, läkemedel och förnödenheter, personal, informationssystem, hälsofinansiering etc.) var utmanande för hälsoutvecklingen i Zambia. Denna insats kommer således att hanteras av ett (hälsoministeriet) i stället för två ministerier vilket i hög grad kommer att underlätta och förbättra samordning, styrning, rapportering, ägarskap, upphandling, övervakning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad etc. Samtidigt kommer starten av insatsen ta längre tid på grund av nödvändiga administrativa förändringar inom förvaltningen. Beredningen av denna insats gjordes innan regeringens beslut att förena all hälsovård till ett ministerium. All kapacitet- och riskbedömning har gjorts av två ministerier och utvärderingarna beskriver att hälsoministeriet har bättre styr-, förvaltning- och personalkapacitet. Därför bedömer Sida att ett beslut om denna insats kan fattas trots denna stora förändring. Interventionerna följer internationella och nationella policy och riktlinjer för kostnadseffektiva och hög-effektiva ansatser inom reproduktiv-, mödra-, nyfödd-, barn- och ungdomshälsa (RMNCAH) samt nutrition. Tre utav totalt 10 provinser i Zambia (centrala, södra och östra) har valts ut efter analys av hälsoindikatorer, socioekonomisk data samt kartläggning av andra givares arbete. Sverige kommer att stödja interventioner i södra och östra provinserna. DFID förväntas stödja centrala provinsen. Det svenska bidraget är 408.8 MSEK för perioden 2015-2019. Huvuddelen av pengarna (82%) kommer att stödja aktiviteter på distriktsnivå. Den resterande delen (18%) kommer att hanteras centralt av hälsoministeriet samt av hälsomyndigheter på provinsnivå. Den första utbetalningen om MSEK 70 miljoner ämnar täcka kostnader för upphandling av förnödenheter och varor samt renovering och tillbyggnad av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå. På grund av brister hos finansministeriet, avseende offentlig finansiell styrning, kommer det svenska bidraget att kanaliseras direkt till hälsoministeriet och inte via det Zambiska finansministeriet (treasury). Skulle den offentliga finansiella styrningen förbättras, kommer Sida att ompröva detta beslut. De övergripande målen med insatsen är att förbättra hälsosituationen i framför allt södra och östra provinserna enligt följande: - Minska mödradödligheten med 25% jämfört med 2014 - Minska dödligheten bland nyfödda barn med 10% jämfört med 2014 - Minska barnadödligheten med 15% jämfört med 2014 - Minska andelen kortväxta barn med 3% jämfört med 2014 Detta kommer att ske via tre övergripande komponenter: 1. Tillgång till effektiva, säkra och högkvalitativa hälsoinsatser i två provinser 2. Ökad efterfrågan och användning av RMNCAH tjänster i två provinser 3. Förbättrade hälsovårdssystem på nationell nivå samt i två provinser för att möjligöra bättre RMNCAH samt att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet Följande aktiviteter kommer genomföras för att uppnå de förväntade resultaten: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för vårdgivare, samhällsbaserade volontärer och ledande personal på central-, provins- och distriktsnivå - Rekrytering av kompletterande personal - Upphandling av kompletterande förnödenheter och varor - Renovering och tillbyggnader av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå - Tillhandahållande av RMNCAH samt nutrition-tjänster och hälsoundervisning - Användning av kvalitativ hälsoinformation för beslutsfattning - Hälsosektor och partner harmonisering och koordinering för RMNCAH Med insatsen vill Sida återuppliva ett sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt inom hälsa samt stärka regeringens ägarskap. Efter en period av splittring inom hälsobiståndet på grund av tidigare korruption inom hälsosektorn (år 2009), har majoriteten av de externa hälsoresurserna gått till icke-statliga organisationer. På senare år har regeringen förbättrat sina kontroll- och styrsystem delvis via tekniskt och finansiellt stöd från Sida. Sverige och Storbritannien vill nu blåsa nytt liv i sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt i linje med "International Health Partnership" principer (anpassning till nationella hälsostrategin, finansiellt stöd inkluderat i statsbudgeten, användning av landsspecifika finans- och upphandlingssystem, gemensamma utvärderingsprocesser, samordnat tekniskt stöd etc.). För att dela risker, fokusera på resultat och öka incitament för regeringens egen finansiering, kommer en del av bidraget (30%) basera sig på i vilken grad överenskomna resultat har uppnåtts. Den resultatbaserade finansieringsmodellen är utformad för att säkerställa en nivå av förutsägbar finansiering medan samtidigt bibehålla fokus på att mäta och stimulera resultat. Den rörliga finansieringsdelen bygger på två indikatorer som är avgörande för att nå hållbara resultat inom hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn: 1. Hälsoförbättringar: prestation av fem RMNCAH nyckelindikatorer 2. Budgetanslag: offentliga hälsomedel som frigörs till distrikten gentemot den godkända distriktsbudgeten Resultatbaserad finansiering i kombination med en sektorövergripande ansats förväntas öka ägarskapet, minska transaktionskostnader och risken för dubblering. Förhoppningen är också denna ansats ska bidra till en rättvisare resursfördelning och förbättrad biståndseffektivitet inom hälsosektorn. Sverige kommer att vara den första givaren som bidrar till denna korgfond. Storbritannien kommer troligen att ansluta till fonden senare under 2015 eller 2016. Även USA visar interesse för ökade anslag direkt till regeringen via denna korgfond. Kompletterande insatser av riskreducerande karaktär kommer utarbetas i samarbete med DFID. Upphandlingar kommer att påbörjas hösten 2015. Detta stöd är utformat som ett programstöd och därför har stat-stat avtalsmallen använts med vissa tillägg med anledning av den resultatbaserade delen. Sidas bedömning är att insatsens resultatbaserade komponent följer myndighetens insatshanteringsregel. Som framgår av avtalsutkastet kommer utbetalningar som resulterar från den variabla tranchen bidra till programmet. De kommer likaså revideras som en del av programmet. Samråd har skett med Sidas revisionsrådgivare. UPPDATERING 2017: Under hösten 2016 hölls ett flertal konsultationer mellan USAID, MOH och ambassaden varvid föreslogs att USAID kommer att finansiera programmet med ytterligare 38 miljoner USD under en fyraårsperiod 2017-2020 och önskar kanalisera sina medel via Sida i formen av ett delegerat partnerskap. Denna modell reducerar transaktionskostnaderna avsevärt för både USAID och MOH. Ambassaden får av USAID ersättning för administrativa utlägg genom rekrytering av en anställd programpersonal liksom ersättning för dennes kostnader. Determinants for maternal and child health will be measured by four impact indicators: maternal mortality, child and newborn deaths and children under five who are stunted. The impact will be measured through a mini-DHS in 2019-2020 and compared to the 2013-2014 DHS. The following improvements in health outcomes are planned (in the target provinces): - The Maternal Mortality Ratio reduced by 25% from baseline - The Newborn Mortality Rate reduced by 10% from baseline - The Under 5 Mortality Rate reduced by 15% from baseline - The Under 5 Stunting Rate reduced by 3% from baseline The objectives of the intervention are: -        Increasing availability and readiness of quality health & nutrition services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Increasing demand and uptake of physically, culturally, and financially accessible services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Strengthening Health Systems at national and sub-national levels as necessary to providing an enabling environment for effective RMNCAH&N service delivery. 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The activities at district/primary health care level will be complimented by support to strengthen the national health system in order to maximize sustainability.The intervention has been developed by Ministry of Health, Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Ministry of Finance, civil society, Sida and DFID in consultation with the major health actors in Zambia (UN, USAID, World Bank and EU). The initial plan was that two health ministries would jointly implement the contribution. However, on 18 September 2015, the Government made the unpredictable and abrupt decision that all health issues should again be managed by the Ministry of Health. As of 2012, primary health care including maternal and child health was managed by the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. The decision to manage all health issues under the same ministry is most welcome as the separation of primary health care from health system building blocks (policy, medicines and supplies, human resources, information systems, health financing etc.) presented formidable challenges to health development in Zambia. This grant will thus be managed by one (Ministry of Health) instead of two ministries which will greatly facilitate and improve coordination, governance, management, reporting, procurement, supervision, capacity building etc. At the same time, the startup of the implementation is expected to be slowed down due to the administrative changes needed. The appraisal of this contribution was made prior to the Government’s decision to merge all health activities to one ministry. Capacity and risk assessments have been made for both ministries and evaluations show that the Ministry of Health has better governance, management and human resource capacity. As a result, Sida considers that a decision can be made on this contribution despite the significant changes in the Government structure. The intervention follows international and national policies and guidelines for cost-effective and high-impact reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and nutrition services. Three out of a total of 10 provinces (central, eastern and southern) have been chosen following analysis of health indicators, socioeconomic data and a mapping of partner organizations work. Sweden will support interventions in eastern and southern provinces and DFID is expected to support the central province.This will be achieved by three outcomes:1. Effective RMNCAH services available in initially two provinces2. Increase community and client demand and uptake of RMNCAH services in initially two provinces3. Health system capacity strengthening to enable effective RMNCAH service delivery at national level and in two target provincesThe strategic interventions that will be supported include:- Capacity building for health care providers, community-based volunteers and managerial staff at central, province and district levels- Recruitment of supplementary human resources- Procurement of health commodities and supplies- Renovation and expansion of health facilities at district level and construction of maternity waiting homes- RMNCAH and nutrition service promotion and health education- Use of quality health information for decision making and management- Effective financial management (at all levels of the health system)- Sector and partner harmonization and coordination for RMNCAH Insatsen ska bidra till att främja kvinnors, barns och ungdomars grundläggande hälsa genom ökad tillgång till och efterfrågan av en kvalitativ hälso- och sjukvård på distriktsnivå. Ansatserna på distrikts/primärvårdsnivå kommer att kompletteras med stöd för att stärka det nationella hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet. Det senare sker i syfte att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet. Stödet har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet, ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” finansministeriet, civilsamhället, Sida och DFID i samråd med de huvudsakliga hälsoaktörerna i Zambia (FN, USAID, Världsbanken och EU). Den ursprungliga planen var att två hälsoministerier ("Ministry of Health" och "Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health") gemensamt skulle genomföra insatsen. Den 18 september 2015 fattade dock regeringen det oförutsägbara och plötsligta beslutet att alla hälsofrågor återigen ska förvaltas av hälsoministeriet. Från 2012 administrerade ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” primärvården inklusive mödra- och barnhälsovården. Beslutet att återigen låta ett ministerium hantera alla hälsofrågor är mycket välkommet eftersom separeringen av primärvården från hälsosystemet (policy, läkemedel och förnödenheter, personal, informationssystem, hälsofinansiering etc.) var utmanande för hälsoutvecklingen i Zambia. Denna insats kommer således att hanteras av ett (hälsoministeriet) i stället för två ministerier vilket i hög grad kommer att underlätta och förbättra samordning, styrning, rapportering, ägarskap, upphandling, övervakning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad etc. Samtidigt kommer starten av insatsen ta längre tid på grund av nödvändiga administrativa förändringar inom förvaltningen. Beredningen av denna insats gjordes innan regeringens beslut att förena all hälsovård till ett ministerium. All kapacitet- och riskbedömning har gjorts av två ministerier och utvärderingarna beskriver att hälsoministeriet har bättre styr-, förvaltning- och personalkapacitet. Därför bedömer Sida att ett beslut om denna insats kan fattas trots denna stora förändring. Interventionerna följer internationella och nationella policy och riktlinjer för kostnadseffektiva och hög-effektiva ansatser inom reproduktiv-, mödra-, nyfödd-, barn- och ungdomshälsa (RMNCAH) samt nutrition. Tre utav totalt 10 provinser i Zambia (centrala, södra och östra) har valts ut efter analys av hälsoindikatorer, socioekonomisk data samt kartläggning av andra givares arbete. Sverige kommer att stödja interventioner i södra och östra provinserna. DFID förväntas stödja centrala provinsen. Det svenska bidraget är 408.8 MSEK för perioden 2015-2019. Huvuddelen av pengarna (82%) kommer att stödja aktiviteter på distriktsnivå. Den resterande delen (18%) kommer att hanteras centralt av hälsoministeriet samt av hälsomyndigheter på provinsnivå. Den första utbetalningen om MSEK 70 miljoner ämnar täcka kostnader för upphandling av förnödenheter och varor samt renovering och tillbyggnad av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå. På grund av brister hos finansministeriet, avseende offentlig finansiell styrning, kommer det svenska bidraget att kanaliseras direkt till hälsoministeriet och inte via det Zambiska finansministeriet (treasury). Skulle den offentliga finansiella styrningen förbättras, kommer Sida att ompröva detta beslut. De övergripande målen med insatsen är att förbättra hälsosituationen i framför allt södra och östra provinserna enligt följande: - Minska mödradödligheten med 25% jämfört med 2014 - Minska dödligheten bland nyfödda barn med 10% jämfört med 2014 - Minska barnadödligheten med 15% jämfört med 2014 - Minska andelen kortväxta barn med 3% jämfört med 2014 Detta kommer att ske via tre övergripande komponenter: 1. Tillgång till effektiva, säkra och högkvalitativa hälsoinsatser i två provinser 2. Ökad efterfrågan och användning av RMNCAH tjänster i två provinser 3. Förbättrade hälsovårdssystem på nationell nivå samt i två provinser för att möjligöra bättre RMNCAH samt att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet Följande aktiviteter kommer genomföras för att uppnå de förväntade resultaten: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för vårdgivare, samhällsbaserade volontärer och ledande personal på central-, provins- och distriktsnivå - Rekrytering av kompletterande personal - Upphandling av kompletterande förnödenheter och varor - Renovering och tillbyggnader av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå - Tillhandahållande av RMNCAH samt nutrition-tjänster och hälsoundervisning - Användning av kvalitativ hälsoinformation för beslutsfattning - Hälsosektor och partner harmonisering och koordinering för RMNCAH Med insatsen vill Sida återuppliva ett sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt inom hälsa samt stärka regeringens ägarskap. Efter en period av splittring inom hälsobiståndet på grund av tidigare korruption inom hälsosektorn (år 2009), har majoriteten av de externa hälsoresurserna gått till icke-statliga organisationer. På senare år har regeringen förbättrat sina kontroll- och styrsystem delvis via tekniskt och finansiellt stöd från Sida. Sverige och Storbritannien vill nu blåsa nytt liv i sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt i linje med "International Health Partnership" principer (anpassning till nationella hälsostrategin, finansiellt stöd inkluderat i statsbudgeten, användning av landsspecifika finans- och upphandlingssystem, gemensamma utvärderingsprocesser, samordnat tekniskt stöd etc.). För att dela risker, fokusera på resultat och öka incitament för regeringens egen finansiering, kommer en del av bidraget (30%) basera sig på i vilken grad överenskomna resultat har uppnåtts. Den resultatbaserade finansieringsmodellen är utformad för att säkerställa en nivå av förutsägbar finansiering medan samtidigt bibehålla fokus på att mäta och stimulera resultat. Den rörliga finansieringsdelen bygger på två indikatorer som är avgörande för att nå hållbara resultat inom hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn: 1. Hälsoförbättringar: prestation av fem RMNCAH nyckelindikatorer 2. Budgetanslag: offentliga hälsomedel som frigörs till distrikten gentemot den godkända distriktsbudgeten Resultatbaserad finansiering i kombination med en sektorövergripande ansats förväntas öka ägarskapet, minska transaktionskostnader och risken för dubblering. Förhoppningen är också denna ansats ska bidra till en rättvisare resursfördelning och förbättrad biståndseffektivitet inom hälsosektorn. Sverige kommer att vara den första givaren som bidrar till denna korgfond. Storbritannien kommer troligen att ansluta till fonden senare under 2015 eller 2016. Även USA visar interesse för ökade anslag direkt till regeringen via denna korgfond. Kompletterande insatser av riskreducerande karaktär kommer utarbetas i samarbete med DFID. Upphandlingar kommer att påbörjas hösten 2015. Detta stöd är utformat som ett programstöd och därför har stat-stat avtalsmallen använts med vissa tillägg med anledning av den resultatbaserade delen. Sidas bedömning är att insatsens resultatbaserade komponent följer myndighetens insatshanteringsregel. Som framgår av avtalsutkastet kommer utbetalningar som resulterar från den variabla tranchen bidra till programmet. De kommer likaså revideras som en del av programmet. Samråd har skett med Sidas revisionsrådgivare. UPPDATERING 2017: Under hösten 2016 hölls ett flertal konsultationer mellan USAID, MOH och ambassaden varvid föreslogs att USAID kommer att finansiera programmet med ytterligare 38 miljoner USD under en fyraårsperiod 2017-2020 och önskar kanalisera sina medel via Sida i formen av ett delegerat partnerskap. Denna modell reducerar transaktionskostnaderna avsevärt för både USAID och MOH. Ambassaden får av USAID ersättning för administrativa utlägg genom rekrytering av en anställd programpersonal liksom ersättning för dennes kostnader. Determinants for maternal and child health will be measured by four impact indicators: maternal mortality, child and newborn deaths and children under five who are stunted. The impact will be measured through a mini-DHS in 2019-2020 and compared to the 2013-2014 DHS. The following improvements in health outcomes are planned (in the target provinces): - The Maternal Mortality Ratio reduced by 25% from baseline - The Newborn Mortality Rate reduced by 10% from baseline - The Under 5 Mortality Rate reduced by 15% from baseline - The Under 5 Stunting Rate reduced by 3% from baseline The objectives of the intervention are: -        Increasing availability and readiness of quality health & nutrition services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Increasing demand and uptake of physically, culturally, and financially accessible services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Strengthening Health Systems at national and sub-national levels as necessary to providing an enabling environment for effective RMNCAH&N service delivery. Sweden Ministry of Finance, Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Health, Zambia 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 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Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Ökad och jämlik tillgång till hälso-och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Ökad och jämlik tillgång till hälso-och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Förbättrat näringsintag för kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Förbättrat näringsintag för kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51190008-5119000809 Sweden The intervention will contribute to improving the health of women, children and adolescents by increased access to and demand for quality-assured health services at district level. The activities at district/primary health care level will be complimented by support to strengthen the national health system in order to maximize sustainability.The intervention has been developed by Ministry of Health, Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Ministry of Finance, civil society, Sida and DFID in consultation with the major health actors in Zambia (UN, USAID, World Bank and EU). The initial plan was that two health ministries would jointly implement the contribution. However, on 18 September 2015, the Government made the unpredictable and abrupt decision that all health issues should again be managed by the Ministry of Health. As of 2012, primary health care including maternal and child health was managed by the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. The decision to manage all health issues under the same ministry is most welcome as the separation of primary health care from health system building blocks (policy, medicines and supplies, human resources, information systems, health financing etc.) presented formidable challenges to health development in Zambia. This grant will thus be managed by one (Ministry of Health) instead of two ministries which will greatly facilitate and improve coordination, governance, management, reporting, procurement, supervision, capacity building etc. At the same time, the startup of the implementation is expected to be slowed down due to the administrative changes needed. The appraisal of this contribution was made prior to the Government’s decision to merge all health activities to one ministry. Capacity and risk assessments have been made for both ministries and evaluations show that the Ministry of Health has better governance, management and human resource capacity. As a result, Sida considers that a decision can be made on this contribution despite the significant changes in the Government structure. The intervention follows international and national policies and guidelines for cost-effective and high-impact reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and nutrition services. Three out of a total of 10 provinces (central, eastern and southern) have been chosen following analysis of health indicators, socioeconomic data and a mapping of partner organizations work. Sweden will support interventions in eastern and southern provinces and DFID is expected to support the central province.This will be achieved by three outcomes:1. Effective RMNCAH services available in initially two provinces2. Increase community and client demand and uptake of RMNCAH services in initially two provinces3. Health system capacity strengthening to enable effective RMNCAH service delivery at national level and in two target provincesThe strategic interventions that will be supported include:- Capacity building for health care providers, community-based volunteers and managerial staff at central, province and district levels- Recruitment of supplementary human resources- Procurement of health commodities and supplies- Renovation and expansion of health facilities at district level and construction of maternity waiting homes- RMNCAH and nutrition service promotion and health education- Use of quality health information for decision making and management- Effective financial management (at all levels of the health system)- Sector and partner harmonization and coordination for RMNCAH Insatsen ska bidra till att främja kvinnors, barns och ungdomars grundläggande hälsa genom ökad tillgång till och efterfrågan av en kvalitativ hälso- och sjukvård på distriktsnivå. Ansatserna på distrikts/primärvårdsnivå kommer att kompletteras med stöd för att stärka det nationella hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet. Det senare sker i syfte att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet. Stödet har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet, ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” finansministeriet, civilsamhället, Sida och DFID i samråd med de huvudsakliga hälsoaktörerna i Zambia (FN, USAID, Världsbanken och EU). Den ursprungliga planen var att två hälsoministerier ("Ministry of Health" och "Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health") gemensamt skulle genomföra insatsen. Den 18 september 2015 fattade dock regeringen det oförutsägbara och plötsligta beslutet att alla hälsofrågor återigen ska förvaltas av hälsoministeriet. Från 2012 administrerade ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” primärvården inklusive mödra- och barnhälsovården. Beslutet att återigen låta ett ministerium hantera alla hälsofrågor är mycket välkommet eftersom separeringen av primärvården från hälsosystemet (policy, läkemedel och förnödenheter, personal, informationssystem, hälsofinansiering etc.) var utmanande för hälsoutvecklingen i Zambia. Denna insats kommer således att hanteras av ett (hälsoministeriet) i stället för två ministerier vilket i hög grad kommer att underlätta och förbättra samordning, styrning, rapportering, ägarskap, upphandling, övervakning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad etc. Samtidigt kommer starten av insatsen ta längre tid på grund av nödvändiga administrativa förändringar inom förvaltningen. Beredningen av denna insats gjordes innan regeringens beslut att förena all hälsovård till ett ministerium. All kapacitet- och riskbedömning har gjorts av två ministerier och utvärderingarna beskriver att hälsoministeriet har bättre styr-, förvaltning- och personalkapacitet. Därför bedömer Sida att ett beslut om denna insats kan fattas trots denna stora förändring. Interventionerna följer internationella och nationella policy och riktlinjer för kostnadseffektiva och hög-effektiva ansatser inom reproduktiv-, mödra-, nyfödd-, barn- och ungdomshälsa (RMNCAH) samt nutrition. Tre utav totalt 10 provinser i Zambia (centrala, södra och östra) har valts ut efter analys av hälsoindikatorer, socioekonomisk data samt kartläggning av andra givares arbete. Sverige kommer att stödja interventioner i södra och östra provinserna. DFID förväntas stödja centrala provinsen. Det svenska bidraget är 408.8 MSEK för perioden 2015-2019. Huvuddelen av pengarna (82%) kommer att stödja aktiviteter på distriktsnivå. Den resterande delen (18%) kommer att hanteras centralt av hälsoministeriet samt av hälsomyndigheter på provinsnivå. Den första utbetalningen om MSEK 70 miljoner ämnar täcka kostnader för upphandling av förnödenheter och varor samt renovering och tillbyggnad av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå. På grund av brister hos finansministeriet, avseende offentlig finansiell styrning, kommer det svenska bidraget att kanaliseras direkt till hälsoministeriet och inte via det Zambiska finansministeriet (treasury). Skulle den offentliga finansiella styrningen förbättras, kommer Sida att ompröva detta beslut. De övergripande målen med insatsen är att förbättra hälsosituationen i framför allt södra och östra provinserna enligt följande: - Minska mödradödligheten med 25% jämfört med 2014 - Minska dödligheten bland nyfödda barn med 10% jämfört med 2014 - Minska barnadödligheten med 15% jämfört med 2014 - Minska andelen kortväxta barn med 3% jämfört med 2014 Detta kommer att ske via tre övergripande komponenter: 1. Tillgång till effektiva, säkra och högkvalitativa hälsoinsatser i två provinser 2. Ökad efterfrågan och användning av RMNCAH tjänster i två provinser 3. Förbättrade hälsovårdssystem på nationell nivå samt i två provinser för att möjligöra bättre RMNCAH samt att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet Följande aktiviteter kommer genomföras för att uppnå de förväntade resultaten: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för vårdgivare, samhällsbaserade volontärer och ledande personal på central-, provins- och distriktsnivå - Rekrytering av kompletterande personal - Upphandling av kompletterande förnödenheter och varor - Renovering och tillbyggnader av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå - Tillhandahållande av RMNCAH samt nutrition-tjänster och hälsoundervisning - Användning av kvalitativ hälsoinformation för beslutsfattning - Hälsosektor och partner harmonisering och koordinering för RMNCAH Med insatsen vill Sida återuppliva ett sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt inom hälsa samt stärka regeringens ägarskap. Efter en period av splittring inom hälsobiståndet på grund av tidigare korruption inom hälsosektorn (år 2009), har majoriteten av de externa hälsoresurserna gått till icke-statliga organisationer. På senare år har regeringen förbättrat sina kontroll- och styrsystem delvis via tekniskt och finansiellt stöd från Sida. Sverige och Storbritannien vill nu blåsa nytt liv i sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt i linje med "International Health Partnership" principer (anpassning till nationella hälsostrategin, finansiellt stöd inkluderat i statsbudgeten, användning av landsspecifika finans- och upphandlingssystem, gemensamma utvärderingsprocesser, samordnat tekniskt stöd etc.). För att dela risker, fokusera på resultat och öka incitament för regeringens egen finansiering, kommer en del av bidraget (30%) basera sig på i vilken grad överenskomna resultat har uppnåtts. Den resultatbaserade finansieringsmodellen är utformad för att säkerställa en nivå av förutsägbar finansiering medan samtidigt bibehålla fokus på att mäta och stimulera resultat. Den rörliga finansieringsdelen bygger på två indikatorer som är avgörande för att nå hållbara resultat inom hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn: 1. Hälsoförbättringar: prestation av fem RMNCAH nyckelindikatorer 2. Budgetanslag: offentliga hälsomedel som frigörs till distrikten gentemot den godkända distriktsbudgeten Resultatbaserad finansiering i kombination med en sektorövergripande ansats förväntas öka ägarskapet, minska transaktionskostnader och risken för dubblering. Förhoppningen är också denna ansats ska bidra till en rättvisare resursfördelning och förbättrad biståndseffektivitet inom hälsosektorn. Sverige kommer att vara den första givaren som bidrar till denna korgfond. Storbritannien kommer troligen att ansluta till fonden senare under 2015 eller 2016. Även USA visar interesse för ökade anslag direkt till regeringen via denna korgfond. Kompletterande insatser av riskreducerande karaktär kommer utarbetas i samarbete med DFID. Upphandlingar kommer att påbörjas hösten 2015. Detta stöd är utformat som ett programstöd och därför har stat-stat avtalsmallen använts med vissa tillägg med anledning av den resultatbaserade delen. Sidas bedömning är att insatsens resultatbaserade komponent följer myndighetens insatshanteringsregel. Som framgår av avtalsutkastet kommer utbetalningar som resulterar från den variabla tranchen bidra till programmet. De kommer likaså revideras som en del av programmet. Samråd har skett med Sidas revisionsrådgivare. UPPDATERING 2017: Under hösten 2016 hölls ett flertal konsultationer mellan USAID, MOH och ambassaden varvid föreslogs att USAID kommer att finansiera programmet med ytterligare 38 miljoner USD under en fyraårsperiod 2017-2020 och önskar kanalisera sina medel via Sida i formen av ett delegerat partnerskap. Denna modell reducerar transaktionskostnaderna avsevärt för både USAID och MOH. Ambassaden får av USAID ersättning för administrativa utlägg genom rekrytering av en anställd programpersonal liksom ersättning för dennes kostnader. Determinants for maternal and child health will be measured by four impact indicators: maternal mortality, child and newborn deaths and children under five who are stunted. The impact will be measured through a mini-DHS in 2019-2020 and compared to the 2013-2014 DHS. The following improvements in health outcomes are planned (in the target provinces): - The Maternal Mortality Ratio reduced by 25% from baseline - The Newborn Mortality Rate reduced by 10% from baseline - The Under 5 Mortality Rate reduced by 15% from baseline - The Under 5 Stunting Rate reduced by 3% from baseline The objectives of the intervention are: -        Increasing availability and readiness of quality health & nutrition services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Increasing demand and uptake of physically, culturally, and financially accessible services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Strengthening Health Systems at national and sub-national levels as necessary to providing an enabling environment for effective RMNCAH&N service delivery. Sweden Ministry of Finance, Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Health, Zambia Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1911921 0 -1911921 -1911921 Ministry of Health, Zambia -1911921.03 Ministry of Health, Zambia Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51190091 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general The end of project evaluation found that the project had achieved important results in lifting technical editorial and production skills of partner radio stations to produce quality governance programmes that engage audiences. This is confirmed by the feedback from some of the listeners who indicated that the radio stations had created platforms for dialogue and engagement with local policy and decision makers. Through the governance programmes young people and target communities had opportunities to engage decision makers resulting in some leaders taking action to address the issues raised. Other results include the strengthening of the media sector through the support to MISA Zambia. Some specific results include the establishment of the Notification-Early Warning System (N.E.W.S) in an effort to respond to the increase in intimidation and harassment of radio stations (and other media outlets) in Zambia, especially during elections. The platform was used by media players to report any violence or threat against media freedoms and freedom of expression in order to seek support and correctional measures from other media players and MISA Zambia. A Media Legal Defense Fund was also established and this fund provided support to journalists who experienced harassment in the course of their work and needed legal representation and support. Another major result was the presentation of the draft Zambia Media Council (ZAMEC) Bill to government which now awaits its enactment into law by parliament. The bill seeks to establish a statutory self-regulatory framework for the media. Unintended Results Positive The evaluation found that the project inspired stations to work more in teams and enhanced work processes because of the governance programme. Before staff worked individually. Now, through team-work, they learned to appreciate the power of building upon each others experiences and capacity. Negative The projects focus on one quality programme and an elite team resulted in an imbalance at the stations at two levels. First, having one programme of such extraordinary quality made other programmes sound much worse than they were found to be before, with questions from audiences about why this is the case. Second, the training and mentoring of the governance team lifted the skills of producers, journalists and technicians to a new level of professionalism. This left other colleagues who are not part of that team feel second rate. While well intended, the knowledge sharing practice in place did not ensure an adequate transfer of information gained into effective and practical knowledge for colleagues. The imbalance was reported to have affected the working environment in stations. Another negative outcome relates to listening groups. Some of the stations had listening groups before the project. In some cases they were put on hold when BBC MA listening groups were created for the governance programmes. The latter received some benefits in weekly meetings (e.g. refreshments, T-shirt). In stations visited that were no longer partners, the groups had stopped operating. The introduction of compensation for listening groups was seen to have disrupted the initial routines of the stations, making it more difficult to re-mobilise initial listening groups when no return was foreseen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190091-5119009101 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3300000 9000000 8500000 12100000 12100000 12100000 3300000 0 0 8500000 0 9000000 -12100000 32900000 BBC Media Action 3300000 BBC Media Action 9000000 BBC Media Action 8500000 BBC Media Action 12100000 BBC Media Action 0 BBC Media Action SE-0-SE-6-51190091-5119009102 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 800000 771223 800000 BBC Media Action 771222.91 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51190091-5119009103 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 22015600 1710000 0 0 0 0 6000000 8000000 1710000 0 -302649 0 8000000 0 6015600 29725600 BBC Media Action 6000000 BBC Media Action 8000000 BBC Media Action 8000000 BBC Media Action 6015600 BBC Media Action 1710000 BBC Media Action 0 BBC Media Action 0 BBC Media Action -302649 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51190104 Sweden SNV has applied to Sida for funding of 43.9 MSEK to support establishing of a commercially viable biogas sector in Zambia. The following are the intended outcome of the intervention; 1. Increased income levels for farmers through increased milk production from biogas milk storage facilities, improved yields from the use of bio slurry and improved livestock farming through use of biogas powered incubators. 2. Improved cooking environment by substituting characoal/firewood with biogas. The charcoal/firewood produces harmful gases which mostly affects the health of women and children. 3. Sustainable use of natural resources through substitution of charcoal/firewood ( which contributes to deforestation) with biogas for cooking. The intervention targets to solve the problem of lack of access to modern energy services in the rural areas of Zambia where less than 5% of the population have access to electricity. Due to the vastness of the country and the sparse settlements, it is very expensive to extend the grid to the rural areas. Offgrid solutions such as biogas should therefore be explored as an option for providing access to electricity for rural dwellers. The challenge for the dairy farmers is that they need to milk their animals twice in a day. They are able to sell the milk obtained in the morning because the milk buyers collect in the morning. However, the evening milk which accounts for 50% of their production is not sold because they have to keep their milk overnight but due to lack of milk chilling facilities turns into sour by the morning.SNV is proposing to promote the installation of biodigesters together with biogas milk chillers which the dairy farmers can use to keep their milk overnight. In this way, the farmers will be able to double their income from the milk sales. In addition SNV is also promoting the use of biogas powered incubators to help the farmers provide the heat required for their livestock businesses. The bioslurry, which is a by product of the organic matter fermentation process is a potent organic fertiliser which SNV also intends to promote for farmers to use in their fields. The interventions total budget is 43.9 MSEK entirely financed by sida. The intervention will also have a guarantee component which will be cofinanced by sida and USAID on a 50% basis.The guarantee amount of about 4m USD is meant to motivate banks to lend to small scale farmers for purchase of renewable energy technologies such as bio-digesters. The intervention will contribute to the following results in Result Area 2 of the strategy: 1. Increased number of productive jobs, particularly for women and young people, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 120 000 people having productive work in the agricultural sector. 2. Increased access to secure and sustainable energy for households, public services and businesses. 3. Increased access to financial services for small-scale farmers, entrepreneurs and businesses, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 30 000 small-scale farmers having access to financial services. 4. More sustainable use of natural resources with the focus on agriculture, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 14 000 farmers basing their activities on sustainable use of land resources. SNV har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 43.9 MSEK att stödja upprättandet av en kommersiellt gångbar biogassektor i Zambia. Följande är det avsedda resultatet av interventionen: 1. Ökade inkomstnivåer för jordbrukare genom ökad mjölkproduktion från biogasmjölklagringsanläggningar , förbättrade utbyten från användning av bioslam och förbättrad djurhållning genom användning av biogasdrivna inkubatorer. 2. Förbättrad matlagningsmiljö genom att ersätta kol/ved med biogas. Kol/ved producerar skadliga gaser som ofta påverkar hälsan för kvinnor och barn. 3. Hållbar användning av naturresurser genom substitution av kol/ved (vilket bidrar till avskogning) med biogas för matlagning. Interventionens mål är att lösa problemet med bristen på tillgång till moderna energitjänster på landsbygden i Zambia där mindre än 5% av befolkningen har tillgång till elektricitet. På grund av vidden av landet och de glesa bosättningar är det mycket dyrt att utvidga nätet till landsbygden. Offgrid-lösningar såsom biogas bör därför undersökas som ett alternativ för att ge tillgång till el för landsbygdsinvånare. Utmaningen för mjölkbönderna är att de behöver mjölka sina djur två gånger per dag. De kan sälja mjölken som erhållits på morgonen eftersom mjölkköparna samlas då. Kvällsmjölken, som står för 50% av sin produktion, säljs dock inte eftersom de måste hålla sin mjölk över natten, men på grund av brist på kylanläggningar för mjölken surnar den till morgonen. SNV föreslår att främja installation av biodigesters tillsammans med biogas-mjölkkylare som mjölkbönderna kan använda för att hålla sin mjölk över natten. På detta sätt kommer bönderna kunna fördubbla sin inkomst från mjölkförsäljning. Dessutom ämnar SNV också främja användningen av biogasdrivna inkubatorer för att hjälpa bönderna ge den värme som krävs för deras boskapsföretag. Bioslam, vilket är en biprodukt av det organiska materialets jäsning, är ett potent organiskt gödselmedel som SNV också avser att verka för jordbrukare använder i sina områden. Interventionens totala budgeten är 43.9 MSEK och finansieras helt av Sida. Interventionen kommer också att ha en garantikomponent, vilken kommer att samfinansieras av Sida och USAID på 50% basis. Garantibeloppet på ca 4m USD är tänkt att motivera bankerna till att låna ut till småskaliga jordbrukare för inköp av förnybar energiteknik såsom biodigesters. Interventionen kommer att bidra till följande resultat i Resultat Area 2 i strategin: 1.Ökat antal produktiva arbeten, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar, med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 120 000 personer har ett produktivt arbete i lantbrukssektorn. 2. Ökad tillgång till trygg och hållbar energi för hushåll, offentlig service och företag. 3. Ökad tillgång till finansiella tjänster för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag, med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 30 000 småskaliga lantbrukare har tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 4. Mer hållbar användning av naturresurser med fokus på lantbruk med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 14 000 lantbrukare baserar sin verksamhet på hållbar markresursanvändning. The development intervention aims to support establishing of a commercially viable biogas sector in Zambia. The following are the intended outcome of the intervention;1. Increased income levels for farmers through increased milk production from biogas milk storage facilities, improved yields from the use of bio slurry and improved livestock farming through use of biogas powered incubators.2. Improved cooking environment by substituting characoal/firewood with biogas. The charcoal/firewood produces harmful gases which mostly affects the health of women and children.3. Sustainable use of natural resources through substitution of charcoal/firewood ( which contributes to deforestation) with biogas for cooking. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Biofuel-fired power plants Energy generation, renewable sources - multiple technologies Energy generation, renewable sources The findings of the users’ survey carried out in early 2017 indicated the following results: • More than 80 percent of the household reported that the biodigester has resulted in the saving of time while cooking, collection of conventional fuels and cleaning of cooking utensils. The average saving of time is 158 minutes per day per households. With the introduction of biodigester technology, cooking with bio gas has reduced the cooking workload as reported by 83 percent. The workload for cleaning of cooking utensils also reduced as reported by 86 percent. The workload for collecting fuel has also reduced (84%). • 53% of the households have been benefited from the increase in productivity with the use of bio slurry on farm. They reported of increase in yield there by indicating that usage of slurry has positive impact on the yield. • The most prominent health problem reported by the households before the installation of biodigester were headache or dizziness (70%). Of these 70 percent, 56 percent reported of the reduction and remaining 14 reported of no change after the installation of biodigester. More than 47 half (56%) had respiratory diseases and out of this, 46 percent saw reduction while 10 percent saw no change. Eye infection/irritation was reported by 39 percent of the households and of which 37 percent saw reduction after biogas installation. Of the 34 percent who had diarrhoea and dysentery, 32 percent had seen reduction. • There are number of advantages using biogas over other conventional fuels, among which ‘cooking is now quicker’ and “it’s less costly” are the most mentioned, with 79% and 77% of the respondents reporting as the first and the second most important advantages respectively. The third and fourth most popular advantages cited are ‘cooking now in a smoke-free kitchen’ and ‘less time for cleaning of pots and pans’ as expressed by 57 and 55 percent respectively. The least, but quite a high rate of 40 percent each reported that ‘it’s better for health’ and ‘it’s environmentally friendly’. • The average consumption of firewood dropped form 450 kg/month before the installation of biodigester to 80 kg/month (reduction of 82%) after the installation of biodigester. The mean consumption of charcoal reduced from 143 kg/month to 50 kg/month – a reduction by 65 percent. Electricity consumption indicated the reduction of 83 percent, from monthly consumption of 387 kWh to now 66 kWh. One household that used LPG reported the consumption was 19 kg/month and currently does not use LPG gas after the installation of biodigester. • 28 percent reported that they are using less chemical fertilizer than before. This has positive impact on soil fertility and environment. • By the end of December 2018, the project facilitated installation and operationalised of 3,303 while by the end of 2019 the project facilitated operationalisation of 4,877 biodigesters. Assuming 90% functionality of 4,877 biodigesters operationalised by 2019, the installations potentially contribute to an annual saving of: 24,920 tons of biomass; reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emission of 20,983 tons of CO2; and 1,368 hectares of forest. Further, It is anticipated that the project saved about 1,368 hectares of forest annually from deforestation • Lastly, it is estimated that the project contributed towards the production of clean energy in the order of 24,920 MWh/plant/year. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190104-5119010401 Sweden SNV has applied to Sida for funding of 43.9 MSEK to support establishing of a commercially viable biogas sector in Zambia. The following are the intended outcome of the intervention; 1. Increased income levels for farmers through increased milk production from biogas milk storage facilities, improved yields from the use of bio slurry and improved livestock farming through use of biogas powered incubators. 2. Improved cooking environment by substituting characoal/firewood with biogas. The charcoal/firewood produces harmful gases which mostly affects the health of women and children. 3. Sustainable use of natural resources through substitution of charcoal/firewood ( which contributes to deforestation) with biogas for cooking. The intervention targets to solve the problem of lack of access to modern energy services in the rural areas of Zambia where less than 5% of the population have access to electricity. Due to the vastness of the country and the sparse settlements, it is very expensive to extend the grid to the rural areas. Offgrid solutions such as biogas should therefore be explored as an option for providing access to electricity for rural dwellers. The challenge for the dairy farmers is that they need to milk their animals twice in a day. They are able to sell the milk obtained in the morning because the milk buyers collect in the morning. However, the evening milk which accounts for 50% of their production is not sold because they have to keep their milk overnight but due to lack of milk chilling facilities turns into sour by the morning.SNV is proposing to promote the installation of biodigesters together with biogas milk chillers which the dairy farmers can use to keep their milk overnight. In this way, the farmers will be able to double their income from the milk sales. In addition SNV is also promoting the use of biogas powered incubators to help the farmers provide the heat required for their livestock businesses. The bioslurry, which is a by product of the organic matter fermentation process is a potent organic fertiliser which SNV also intends to promote for farmers to use in their fields. The interventions total budget is 43.9 MSEK entirely financed by sida. The intervention will also have a guarantee component which will be cofinanced by sida and USAID on a 50% basis.The guarantee amount of about 4m USD is meant to motivate banks to lend to small scale farmers for purchase of renewable energy technologies such as bio-digesters. The intervention will contribute to the following results in Result Area 2 of the strategy: 1. Increased number of productive jobs, particularly for women and young people, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 120 000 people having productive work in the agricultural sector. 2. Increased access to secure and sustainable energy for households, public services and businesses. 3. Increased access to financial services for small-scale farmers, entrepreneurs and businesses, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 30 000 small-scale farmers having access to financial services. 4. More sustainable use of natural resources with the focus on agriculture, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 14 000 farmers basing their activities on sustainable use of land resources. SNV har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 43.9 MSEK att stödja upprättandet av en kommersiellt gångbar biogassektor i Zambia. Följande är det avsedda resultatet av interventionen: 1. Ökade inkomstnivåer för jordbrukare genom ökad mjölkproduktion från biogasmjölklagringsanläggningar , förbättrade utbyten från användning av bioslam och förbättrad djurhållning genom användning av biogasdrivna inkubatorer. 2. Förbättrad matlagningsmiljö genom att ersätta kol/ved med biogas. Kol/ved producerar skadliga gaser som ofta påverkar hälsan för kvinnor och barn. 3. Hållbar användning av naturresurser genom substitution av kol/ved (vilket bidrar till avskogning) med biogas för matlagning. Interventionens mål är att lösa problemet med bristen på tillgång till moderna energitjänster på landsbygden i Zambia där mindre än 5% av befolkningen har tillgång till elektricitet. På grund av vidden av landet och de glesa bosättningar är det mycket dyrt att utvidga nätet till landsbygden. Offgrid-lösningar såsom biogas bör därför undersökas som ett alternativ för att ge tillgång till el för landsbygdsinvånare. Utmaningen för mjölkbönderna är att de behöver mjölka sina djur två gånger per dag. De kan sälja mjölken som erhållits på morgonen eftersom mjölkköparna samlas då. Kvällsmjölken, som står för 50% av sin produktion, säljs dock inte eftersom de måste hålla sin mjölk över natten, men på grund av brist på kylanläggningar för mjölken surnar den till morgonen. SNV föreslår att främja installation av biodigesters tillsammans med biogas-mjölkkylare som mjölkbönderna kan använda för att hålla sin mjölk över natten. På detta sätt kommer bönderna kunna fördubbla sin inkomst från mjölkförsäljning. Dessutom ämnar SNV också främja användningen av biogasdrivna inkubatorer för att hjälpa bönderna ge den värme som krävs för deras boskapsföretag. Bioslam, vilket är en biprodukt av det organiska materialets jäsning, är ett potent organiskt gödselmedel som SNV också avser att verka för jordbrukare använder i sina områden. Interventionens totala budgeten är 43.9 MSEK och finansieras helt av Sida. Interventionen kommer också att ha en garantikomponent, vilken kommer att samfinansieras av Sida och USAID på 50% basis. Garantibeloppet på ca 4m USD är tänkt att motivera bankerna till att låna ut till småskaliga jordbrukare för inköp av förnybar energiteknik såsom biodigesters. Interventionen kommer att bidra till följande resultat i Resultat Area 2 i strategin: 1.Ökat antal produktiva arbeten, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar, med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 120 000 personer har ett produktivt arbete i lantbrukssektorn. 2. Ökad tillgång till trygg och hållbar energi för hushåll, offentlig service och företag. 3. Ökad tillgång till finansiella tjänster för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag, med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 30 000 småskaliga lantbrukare har tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 4. Mer hållbar användning av naturresurser med fokus på lantbruk med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 14 000 lantbrukare baserar sin verksamhet på hållbar markresursanvändning. The development intervention aims to support establishing of a commercially viable biogas sector in Zambia. The following are the intended outcome of the intervention;1. Increased income levels for farmers through increased milk production from biogas milk storage facilities, improved yields from the use of bio slurry and improved livestock farming through use of biogas powered incubators.2. Improved cooking environment by substituting characoal/firewood with biogas. The charcoal/firewood produces harmful gases which mostly affects the health of women and children.3. Sustainable use of natural resources through substitution of charcoal/firewood ( which contributes to deforestation) with biogas for cooking. 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The following are the intended outcome of the intervention; 1. Increased income levels for farmers through increased milk production from biogas milk storage facilities, improved yields from the use of bio slurry and improved livestock farming through use of biogas powered incubators. 2. Improved cooking environment by substituting characoal/firewood with biogas. The charcoal/firewood produces harmful gases which mostly affects the health of women and children. 3. Sustainable use of natural resources through substitution of charcoal/firewood ( which contributes to deforestation) with biogas for cooking. The intervention targets to solve the problem of lack of access to modern energy services in the rural areas of Zambia where less than 5% of the population have access to electricity. Due to the vastness of the country and the sparse settlements, it is very expensive to extend the grid to the rural areas. Offgrid solutions such as biogas should therefore be explored as an option for providing access to electricity for rural dwellers. The challenge for the dairy farmers is that they need to milk their animals twice in a day. They are able to sell the milk obtained in the morning because the milk buyers collect in the morning. However, the evening milk which accounts for 50% of their production is not sold because they have to keep their milk overnight but due to lack of milk chilling facilities turns into sour by the morning.SNV is proposing to promote the installation of biodigesters together with biogas milk chillers which the dairy farmers can use to keep their milk overnight. In this way, the farmers will be able to double their income from the milk sales. In addition SNV is also promoting the use of biogas powered incubators to help the farmers provide the heat required for their livestock businesses. The bioslurry, which is a by product of the organic matter fermentation process is a potent organic fertiliser which SNV also intends to promote for farmers to use in their fields. The interventions total budget is 43.9 MSEK entirely financed by sida. The intervention will also have a guarantee component which will be cofinanced by sida and USAID on a 50% basis.The guarantee amount of about 4m USD is meant to motivate banks to lend to small scale farmers for purchase of renewable energy technologies such as bio-digesters. The intervention will contribute to the following results in Result Area 2 of the strategy: 1. Increased number of productive jobs, particularly for women and young people, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 120 000 people having productive work in the agricultural sector. 2. Increased access to secure and sustainable energy for households, public services and businesses. 3. Increased access to financial services for small-scale farmers, entrepreneurs and businesses, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 30 000 small-scale farmers having access to financial services. 4. More sustainable use of natural resources with the focus on agriculture, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 14 000 farmers basing their activities on sustainable use of land resources. SNV har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 43.9 MSEK att stödja upprättandet av en kommersiellt gångbar biogassektor i Zambia. Följande är det avsedda resultatet av interventionen: 1. Ökade inkomstnivåer för jordbrukare genom ökad mjölkproduktion från biogasmjölklagringsanläggningar , förbättrade utbyten från användning av bioslam och förbättrad djurhållning genom användning av biogasdrivna inkubatorer. 2. Förbättrad matlagningsmiljö genom att ersätta kol/ved med biogas. Kol/ved producerar skadliga gaser som ofta påverkar hälsan för kvinnor och barn. 3. Hållbar användning av naturresurser genom substitution av kol/ved (vilket bidrar till avskogning) med biogas för matlagning. Interventionens mål är att lösa problemet med bristen på tillgång till moderna energitjänster på landsbygden i Zambia där mindre än 5% av befolkningen har tillgång till elektricitet. På grund av vidden av landet och de glesa bosättningar är det mycket dyrt att utvidga nätet till landsbygden. Offgrid-lösningar såsom biogas bör därför undersökas som ett alternativ för att ge tillgång till el för landsbygdsinvånare. Utmaningen för mjölkbönderna är att de behöver mjölka sina djur två gånger per dag. De kan sälja mjölken som erhållits på morgonen eftersom mjölkköparna samlas då. Kvällsmjölken, som står för 50% av sin produktion, säljs dock inte eftersom de måste hålla sin mjölk över natten, men på grund av brist på kylanläggningar för mjölken surnar den till morgonen. SNV föreslår att främja installation av biodigesters tillsammans med biogas-mjölkkylare som mjölkbönderna kan använda för att hålla sin mjölk över natten. På detta sätt kommer bönderna kunna fördubbla sin inkomst från mjölkförsäljning. Dessutom ämnar SNV också främja användningen av biogasdrivna inkubatorer för att hjälpa bönderna ge den värme som krävs för deras boskapsföretag. Bioslam, vilket är en biprodukt av det organiska materialets jäsning, är ett potent organiskt gödselmedel som SNV också avser att verka för jordbrukare använder i sina områden. Interventionens totala budgeten är 43.9 MSEK och finansieras helt av Sida. Interventionen kommer också att ha en garantikomponent, vilken kommer att samfinansieras av Sida och USAID på 50% basis. Garantibeloppet på ca 4m USD är tänkt att motivera bankerna till att låna ut till småskaliga jordbrukare för inköp av förnybar energiteknik såsom biodigesters. Interventionen kommer att bidra till följande resultat i Resultat Area 2 i strategin: 1.Ökat antal produktiva arbeten, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar, med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 120 000 personer har ett produktivt arbete i lantbrukssektorn. 2. Ökad tillgång till trygg och hållbar energi för hushåll, offentlig service och företag. 3. Ökad tillgång till finansiella tjänster för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag, med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 30 000 småskaliga lantbrukare har tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 4. Mer hållbar användning av naturresurser med fokus på lantbruk med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 14 000 lantbrukare baserar sin verksamhet på hållbar markresursanvändning. The development intervention aims to support establishing of a commercially viable biogas sector in Zambia. The following are the intended outcome of the intervention;1. Increased income levels for farmers through increased milk production from biogas milk storage facilities, improved yields from the use of bio slurry and improved livestock farming through use of biogas powered incubators.2. Improved cooking environment by substituting characoal/firewood with biogas. The charcoal/firewood produces harmful gases which mostly affects the health of women and children.3. Sustainable use of natural resources through substitution of charcoal/firewood ( which contributes to deforestation) with biogas for cooking. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3200000 15000000 0 3200000 0 8000000 7000000 18200000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 3200000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 8000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 7000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51190104-5119010404 Sweden SNV has applied to Sida for funding of 43.9 MSEK to support establishing of a commercially viable biogas sector in Zambia. The following are the intended outcome of the intervention; 1. Increased income levels for farmers through increased milk production from biogas milk storage facilities, improved yields from the use of bio slurry and improved livestock farming through use of biogas powered incubators. 2. Improved cooking environment by substituting characoal/firewood with biogas. The charcoal/firewood produces harmful gases which mostly affects the health of women and children. 3. Sustainable use of natural resources through substitution of charcoal/firewood ( which contributes to deforestation) with biogas for cooking. The intervention targets to solve the problem of lack of access to modern energy services in the rural areas of Zambia where less than 5% of the population have access to electricity. Due to the vastness of the country and the sparse settlements, it is very expensive to extend the grid to the rural areas. Offgrid solutions such as biogas should therefore be explored as an option for providing access to electricity for rural dwellers. The challenge for the dairy farmers is that they need to milk their animals twice in a day. They are able to sell the milk obtained in the morning because the milk buyers collect in the morning. However, the evening milk which accounts for 50% of their production is not sold because they have to keep their milk overnight but due to lack of milk chilling facilities turns into sour by the morning.SNV is proposing to promote the installation of biodigesters together with biogas milk chillers which the dairy farmers can use to keep their milk overnight. In this way, the farmers will be able to double their income from the milk sales. In addition SNV is also promoting the use of biogas powered incubators to help the farmers provide the heat required for their livestock businesses. The bioslurry, which is a by product of the organic matter fermentation process is a potent organic fertiliser which SNV also intends to promote for farmers to use in their fields. The interventions total budget is 43.9 MSEK entirely financed by sida. The intervention will also have a guarantee component which will be cofinanced by sida and USAID on a 50% basis.The guarantee amount of about 4m USD is meant to motivate banks to lend to small scale farmers for purchase of renewable energy technologies such as bio-digesters. The intervention will contribute to the following results in Result Area 2 of the strategy: 1. Increased number of productive jobs, particularly for women and young people, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 120 000 people having productive work in the agricultural sector. 2. Increased access to secure and sustainable energy for households, public services and businesses. 3. Increased access to financial services for small-scale farmers, entrepreneurs and businesses, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 30 000 small-scale farmers having access to financial services. 4. More sustainable use of natural resources with the focus on agriculture, with the ambition that Sweden will contribute to at least 14 000 farmers basing their activities on sustainable use of land resources. SNV har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 43.9 MSEK att stödja upprättandet av en kommersiellt gångbar biogassektor i Zambia. Följande är det avsedda resultatet av interventionen: 1. Ökade inkomstnivåer för jordbrukare genom ökad mjölkproduktion från biogasmjölklagringsanläggningar , förbättrade utbyten från användning av bioslam och förbättrad djurhållning genom användning av biogasdrivna inkubatorer. 2. Förbättrad matlagningsmiljö genom att ersätta kol/ved med biogas. Kol/ved producerar skadliga gaser som ofta påverkar hälsan för kvinnor och barn. 3. Hållbar användning av naturresurser genom substitution av kol/ved (vilket bidrar till avskogning) med biogas för matlagning. Interventionens mål är att lösa problemet med bristen på tillgång till moderna energitjänster på landsbygden i Zambia där mindre än 5% av befolkningen har tillgång till elektricitet. På grund av vidden av landet och de glesa bosättningar är det mycket dyrt att utvidga nätet till landsbygden. Offgrid-lösningar såsom biogas bör därför undersökas som ett alternativ för att ge tillgång till el för landsbygdsinvånare. Utmaningen för mjölkbönderna är att de behöver mjölka sina djur två gånger per dag. De kan sälja mjölken som erhållits på morgonen eftersom mjölkköparna samlas då. Kvällsmjölken, som står för 50% av sin produktion, säljs dock inte eftersom de måste hålla sin mjölk över natten, men på grund av brist på kylanläggningar för mjölken surnar den till morgonen. SNV föreslår att främja installation av biodigesters tillsammans med biogas-mjölkkylare som mjölkbönderna kan använda för att hålla sin mjölk över natten. På detta sätt kommer bönderna kunna fördubbla sin inkomst från mjölkförsäljning. Dessutom ämnar SNV också främja användningen av biogasdrivna inkubatorer för att hjälpa bönderna ge den värme som krävs för deras boskapsföretag. Bioslam, vilket är en biprodukt av det organiska materialets jäsning, är ett potent organiskt gödselmedel som SNV också avser att verka för jordbrukare använder i sina områden. Interventionens totala budgeten är 43.9 MSEK och finansieras helt av Sida. Interventionen kommer också att ha en garantikomponent, vilken kommer att samfinansieras av Sida och USAID på 50% basis. Garantibeloppet på ca 4m USD är tänkt att motivera bankerna till att låna ut till småskaliga jordbrukare för inköp av förnybar energiteknik såsom biodigesters. Interventionen kommer att bidra till följande resultat i Resultat Area 2 i strategin: 1.Ökat antal produktiva arbeten, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar, med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 120 000 personer har ett produktivt arbete i lantbrukssektorn. 2. Ökad tillgång till trygg och hållbar energi för hushåll, offentlig service och företag. 3. Ökad tillgång till finansiella tjänster för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag, med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 30 000 småskaliga lantbrukare har tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 4. Mer hållbar användning av naturresurser med fokus på lantbruk med ambitionen att Sverige bl.a. ska bidra till att minst 14 000 lantbrukare baserar sin verksamhet på hållbar markresursanvändning. The development intervention aims to support establishing of a commercially viable biogas sector in Zambia. The following are the intended outcome of the intervention;1. Increased income levels for farmers through increased milk production from biogas milk storage facilities, improved yields from the use of bio slurry and improved livestock farming through use of biogas powered incubators.2. Improved cooking environment by substituting characoal/firewood with biogas. The charcoal/firewood produces harmful gases which mostly affects the health of women and children.3. Sustainable use of natural resources through substitution of charcoal/firewood ( which contributes to deforestation) with biogas for cooking. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -653417 -653417 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51190114 Sweden The Swedish Embassy issued a call for proposals on Sustainable Use of Natural Resources with focus on the Agricultural sector. The call was issued in recognition of the fact that agriculture is one of the most important sectors in the economy of Zambia and apart from contributing to, is also highly affected by environmental degradation. SNV submitted a proposal to implement a project called "Sustainable Integrated Land Management Solutions (SILMS)" at a cost of 39 508 017 SEK in Lundazi and Katete districts of the Eastern Province of Zambia for the period 2015 to 2018. The Project proposes a market based approach. SNV views the proposed market approach, and rightly so, as key to the success and sustainability of the project which aims to incentivise smallholders to adopt sustainable production practices through increased income generation. At the same time the approach enables small holders to increase their production in a sustainable manner through increased access to modern farm inputs; extension services; finance and markets. The increased income will incentivise small holder farmers to adopt integrated soil fertility management, agro forestry and deforestation-free production. The increased availability of market-based services enables them to continue to use these sustainable land management practices even after the end of the Project. An overview of results expected from this intervention include: 1. 15,000 Small holder farmers improve productivity using ISFM and Agro forestry practices through increased access to inputs and extension services 2. 20,000 Small holders have increased access to markets and finance to support and sustain their adoption of ISFM and Agro forestry practices 3. Deforestation and damage to land from uncontrolled agricultural expansion in Lundazi and Katete Districts is reduced by 15% 4. The development of nationwide frameworks of practice that will enable wide spread adoption of ISFM and agro forestry practices and replication of the deforestation free supply chain model to other commodities is supported SNV will be the implementer of the project and will manage the grant and oversee the project’s implementation. The Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) will be sub-contracted to provide technical expertise to the project. The total budget for technical assistance that will be subcontracted to SEI over the three year period is 304,428 Euro. The budget for ICRAF for technical assistance is 146,130 Euro. Den svenska ambassaden har genomfört en ansökningsomgång om hållbar användning av naturresurser med fokus på jordbrukssektorn. Ansökningsomgången skedde mot bakgrund av att jordbruket är en av de viktigaste sektorerna i Zambias ekonomi och både bidrar till och påverkas av miljöförstöring i landet. SNV, Netherlands Development Organisation, har lagt fram ett förslag för att genomföra ett projekt som heter "Sustainable Integrated Land Management Solutions (SILMS)" till en kostnad av 39.508.017 kronor i distrikten Lundazi och Katete i Zambias östra provins under perioden 2015 till 2018. Projektet bygger på ett marknadsbaserat tillvägagångssätt. SNV ser den föreslagna metoden som avgörande för projektets framgång och hållbarhet. Projektet syftar till att uppmuntra småbrukare att anta hållbara produktionsmetoder genom ökad inkomstgenerering. Samtidigt gör tillvägagångssättet det möjligt för småbönder att öka sin produktion på ett hållbart sätt genom ökad tillgång till moderna insatsvaror från jordbruket, rådgivning, finansiering och marknader. De ökade inkomsterna kommer att uppmuntra bönderna att anamma ett integrerat förfarande kring markbördighet, skogsbruk och avskogningsfri produktion. En översikt av förväntade resultat från den föreslagna insatsen inkluderar: 1. 15000 småbönder har förbättrat produktiviteten med hjälp av ISFM och metoder för hållbart skogsbruk genom ökad tillgång till insatsvaror och rådgivningstjänster 2. 20000 småbönder har ökad tillgång till marknader och finansiering för att stödja och upprätthålla användandet av ISFM och hållbart skogsbruk 3. Avskogning och skador på mark från en okontrollerad expansion av jordbruket i Lundazi och Katete distrikt minskas med 15 procent 4. Utvecklingen av rikstäckande ramverk och praxis stöds som gör det möjligt för ett brett anammande av ISFM och hållbara skogsbruksmetoder samt replikering av modeller för avskogningsfria distributionsled. SNV är projektgenomförare och kommer att förvalta det svenska bidraget samt övervaka genomförandet. Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) och World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) kommer att vara underleverantörer för att tillhandahålla teknisk expertis till projektet. Den totala budgeten för tekniskt stöd genom SEI under treårsperioden är 304.428 euro. Budgeten för ICRAF för tekniskt stöd är 146130 euro. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Agricultural development Agricultural land resources Agriculture During 2016 the design of the agroforestry and Integrated Soil fertility management model was done together with ICRAF and ZARI. The agroforestry model in the SILMS project consist of 25 musangu trees, 500 gliricidia trees and a hedge of pidgeon peas per lima (50m*50m).   Since then various training modules have been imparted to lead farmers, extension workers and agrodealers. In 2017 25 Agricultural officers (5 more than in 2016), 50 agro-dealers (20 more than in 2016) and 310 lead farmers (100 more than 2016) were retrained on soil fertility management, agroforestry and climate smart agriculture methods and techniques. Training sessions in business plan elaboration, gender awareness, marketing, soil testing and the basics of integrated soil fertility management and agroforestry were also carried out for the 50 selected agrodealers. Since it was appearant that the weak gender equality lead to lower engagement of women in the market and hence lower income possibilities for the families, a training on gender equality was carried out in 2017 to all lead farmers who trained all their fellow farmers. A follow up gender training was held with 120 households per district, ie 240 households.    In 2017 100 new lead farmers were included in the project, making a total of 310, all of them being responsible for a demonstration plot and the training of their fellow farmers Soil test equipment were procured and given as reward to the 5 agrodealers with the best business plans during 2016. The soil test services have since been popular with farmers and the analysis results and recommendations to the farmers are being better communicated to the farmers. The project is also trying to get private companies interested in producing fertilizers that correspond better to the soil fertility needs of the farmers.   Demonstration plots have been set up and trainings are run on them by all lead farmers (310), nine farmers run tree nursery enterprises and 20 farmers set up seed multiplication enterprises. 18,540 farmers have been trained, a substantial increase since the 6,800 farmers in 2016. The tree nursery enterprises struggle a bit with demand beyond the project and hence sustainability, whereas the seed multipliers after having their seeds approved by ZARI are running quite successful businesses.     The partnerships are crucial in this project. The scientific and agricultural model partners ICRAF, ZARI and SEI continued to contribute to the project in different ways. More commercial partners have also shown interest for partnering with SNV on this project, Supamoto/Emerging Cooking solutions, NWK, COMACO, Alliance Ginnery and SARO are some of the companies now collaborating with the SILMS project and farmers. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190114-5119011401 Sweden The Swedish Embassy issued a call for proposals on Sustainable Use of Natural Resources with focus on the Agricultural sector. The call was issued in recognition of the fact that agriculture is one of the most important sectors in the economy of Zambia and apart from contributing to, is also highly affected by environmental degradation. SNV submitted a proposal to implement a project called "Sustainable Integrated Land Management Solutions (SILMS)" at a cost of 39 508 017 SEK in Lundazi and Katete districts of the Eastern Province of Zambia for the period 2015 to 2018. The Project proposes a market based approach. SNV views the proposed market approach, and rightly so, as key to the success and sustainability of the project which aims to incentivise smallholders to adopt sustainable production practices through increased income generation. At the same time the approach enables small holders to increase their production in a sustainable manner through increased access to modern farm inputs; extension services; finance and markets. The increased income will incentivise small holder farmers to adopt integrated soil fertility management, agro forestry and deforestation-free production. The increased availability of market-based services enables them to continue to use these sustainable land management practices even after the end of the Project. An overview of results expected from this intervention include: 1. 15,000 Small holder farmers improve productivity using ISFM and Agro forestry practices through increased access to inputs and extension services 2. 20,000 Small holders have increased access to markets and finance to support and sustain their adoption of ISFM and Agro forestry practices 3. Deforestation and damage to land from uncontrolled agricultural expansion in Lundazi and Katete Districts is reduced by 15% 4. The development of nationwide frameworks of practice that will enable wide spread adoption of ISFM and agro forestry practices and replication of the deforestation free supply chain model to other commodities is supported SNV will be the implementer of the project and will manage the grant and oversee the project’s implementation. The Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) will be sub-contracted to provide technical expertise to the project. The total budget for technical assistance that will be subcontracted to SEI over the three year period is 304,428 Euro. The budget for ICRAF for technical assistance is 146,130 Euro. Den svenska ambassaden har genomfört en ansökningsomgång om hållbar användning av naturresurser med fokus på jordbrukssektorn. Ansökningsomgången skedde mot bakgrund av att jordbruket är en av de viktigaste sektorerna i Zambias ekonomi och både bidrar till och påverkas av miljöförstöring i landet. SNV, Netherlands Development Organisation, har lagt fram ett förslag för att genomföra ett projekt som heter "Sustainable Integrated Land Management Solutions (SILMS)" till en kostnad av 39.508.017 kronor i distrikten Lundazi och Katete i Zambias östra provins under perioden 2015 till 2018. Projektet bygger på ett marknadsbaserat tillvägagångssätt. SNV ser den föreslagna metoden som avgörande för projektets framgång och hållbarhet. Projektet syftar till att uppmuntra småbrukare att anta hållbara produktionsmetoder genom ökad inkomstgenerering. Samtidigt gör tillvägagångssättet det möjligt för småbönder att öka sin produktion på ett hållbart sätt genom ökad tillgång till moderna insatsvaror från jordbruket, rådgivning, finansiering och marknader. De ökade inkomsterna kommer att uppmuntra bönderna att anamma ett integrerat förfarande kring markbördighet, skogsbruk och avskogningsfri produktion. En översikt av förväntade resultat från den föreslagna insatsen inkluderar: 1. 15000 småbönder har förbättrat produktiviteten med hjälp av ISFM och metoder för hållbart skogsbruk genom ökad tillgång till insatsvaror och rådgivningstjänster 2. 20000 småbönder har ökad tillgång till marknader och finansiering för att stödja och upprätthålla användandet av ISFM och hållbart skogsbruk 3. Avskogning och skador på mark från en okontrollerad expansion av jordbruket i Lundazi och Katete distrikt minskas med 15 procent 4. Utvecklingen av rikstäckande ramverk och praxis stöds som gör det möjligt för ett brett anammande av ISFM och hållbara skogsbruksmetoder samt replikering av modeller för avskogningsfria distributionsled. SNV är projektgenomförare och kommer att förvalta det svenska bidraget samt övervaka genomförandet. Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) och World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) kommer att vara underleverantörer för att tillhandahålla teknisk expertis till projektet. Den totala budgeten för tekniskt stöd genom SEI under treårsperioden är 304.428 euro. Budgeten för ICRAF för tekniskt stöd är 146130 euro. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 7500000 17008017 17008017 7500000 15000000 -7500000 7500000 17008017 -17008017 39508017 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 15000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 7500000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 17008017 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation SE-0-SE-6-51190114-5119011402 Sweden The Swedish Embassy issued a call for proposals on Sustainable Use of Natural Resources with focus on the Agricultural sector. The call was issued in recognition of the fact that agriculture is one of the most important sectors in the economy of Zambia and apart from contributing to, is also highly affected by environmental degradation. SNV submitted a proposal to implement a project called "Sustainable Integrated Land Management Solutions (SILMS)" at a cost of 39 508 017 SEK in Lundazi and Katete districts of the Eastern Province of Zambia for the period 2015 to 2018. The Project proposes a market based approach. SNV views the proposed market approach, and rightly so, as key to the success and sustainability of the project which aims to incentivise smallholders to adopt sustainable production practices through increased income generation. At the same time the approach enables small holders to increase their production in a sustainable manner through increased access to modern farm inputs; extension services; finance and markets. The increased income will incentivise small holder farmers to adopt integrated soil fertility management, agro forestry and deforestation-free production. The increased availability of market-based services enables them to continue to use these sustainable land management practices even after the end of the Project. An overview of results expected from this intervention include: 1. 15,000 Small holder farmers improve productivity using ISFM and Agro forestry practices through increased access to inputs and extension services 2. 20,000 Small holders have increased access to markets and finance to support and sustain their adoption of ISFM and Agro forestry practices 3. Deforestation and damage to land from uncontrolled agricultural expansion in Lundazi and Katete Districts is reduced by 15% 4. The development of nationwide frameworks of practice that will enable wide spread adoption of ISFM and agro forestry practices and replication of the deforestation free supply chain model to other commodities is supported SNV will be the implementer of the project and will manage the grant and oversee the project’s implementation. The Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) will be sub-contracted to provide technical expertise to the project. The total budget for technical assistance that will be subcontracted to SEI over the three year period is 304,428 Euro. The budget for ICRAF for technical assistance is 146,130 Euro. Den svenska ambassaden har genomfört en ansökningsomgång om hållbar användning av naturresurser med fokus på jordbrukssektorn. Ansökningsomgången skedde mot bakgrund av att jordbruket är en av de viktigaste sektorerna i Zambias ekonomi och både bidrar till och påverkas av miljöförstöring i landet. SNV, Netherlands Development Organisation, har lagt fram ett förslag för att genomföra ett projekt som heter "Sustainable Integrated Land Management Solutions (SILMS)" till en kostnad av 39.508.017 kronor i distrikten Lundazi och Katete i Zambias östra provins under perioden 2015 till 2018. Projektet bygger på ett marknadsbaserat tillvägagångssätt. SNV ser den föreslagna metoden som avgörande för projektets framgång och hållbarhet. Projektet syftar till att uppmuntra småbrukare att anta hållbara produktionsmetoder genom ökad inkomstgenerering. Samtidigt gör tillvägagångssättet det möjligt för småbönder att öka sin produktion på ett hållbart sätt genom ökad tillgång till moderna insatsvaror från jordbruket, rådgivning, finansiering och marknader. De ökade inkomsterna kommer att uppmuntra bönderna att anamma ett integrerat förfarande kring markbördighet, skogsbruk och avskogningsfri produktion. En översikt av förväntade resultat från den föreslagna insatsen inkluderar: 1. 15000 småbönder har förbättrat produktiviteten med hjälp av ISFM och metoder för hållbart skogsbruk genom ökad tillgång till insatsvaror och rådgivningstjänster 2. 20000 småbönder har ökad tillgång till marknader och finansiering för att stödja och upprätthålla användandet av ISFM och hållbart skogsbruk 3. Avskogning och skador på mark från en okontrollerad expansion av jordbruket i Lundazi och Katete distrikt minskas med 15 procent 4. Utvecklingen av rikstäckande ramverk och praxis stöds som gör det möjligt för ett brett anammande av ISFM och hållbara skogsbruksmetoder samt replikering av modeller för avskogningsfria distributionsled. SNV är projektgenomförare och kommer att förvalta det svenska bidraget samt övervaka genomförandet. Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) och World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) kommer att vara underleverantörer för att tillhandahålla teknisk expertis till projektet. Den totala budgeten för tekniskt stöd genom SEI under treårsperioden är 304.428 euro. Budgeten för ICRAF för tekniskt stöd är 146130 euro. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 0 7000000 7000000 14000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 7000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 7000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51190114-5119011405 Sweden The Swedish Embassy issued a call for proposals on Sustainable Use of Natural Resources with focus on the Agricultural sector. The call was issued in recognition of the fact that agriculture is one of the most important sectors in the economy of Zambia and apart from contributing to, is also highly affected by environmental degradation. SNV submitted a proposal to implement a project called "Sustainable Integrated Land Management Solutions (SILMS)" at a cost of 39 508 017 SEK in Lundazi and Katete districts of the Eastern Province of Zambia for the period 2015 to 2018. The Project proposes a market based approach. SNV views the proposed market approach, and rightly so, as key to the success and sustainability of the project which aims to incentivise smallholders to adopt sustainable production practices through increased income generation. At the same time the approach enables small holders to increase their production in a sustainable manner through increased access to modern farm inputs; extension services; finance and markets. The increased income will incentivise small holder farmers to adopt integrated soil fertility management, agro forestry and deforestation-free production. The increased availability of market-based services enables them to continue to use these sustainable land management practices even after the end of the Project. An overview of results expected from this intervention include: 1. 15,000 Small holder farmers improve productivity using ISFM and Agro forestry practices through increased access to inputs and extension services 2. 20,000 Small holders have increased access to markets and finance to support and sustain their adoption of ISFM and Agro forestry practices 3. Deforestation and damage to land from uncontrolled agricultural expansion in Lundazi and Katete Districts is reduced by 15% 4. The development of nationwide frameworks of practice that will enable wide spread adoption of ISFM and agro forestry practices and replication of the deforestation free supply chain model to other commodities is supported SNV will be the implementer of the project and will manage the grant and oversee the project’s implementation. The Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) will be sub-contracted to provide technical expertise to the project. The total budget for technical assistance that will be subcontracted to SEI over the three year period is 304,428 Euro. The budget for ICRAF for technical assistance is 146,130 Euro. Den svenska ambassaden har genomfört en ansökningsomgång om hållbar användning av naturresurser med fokus på jordbrukssektorn. Ansökningsomgången skedde mot bakgrund av att jordbruket är en av de viktigaste sektorerna i Zambias ekonomi och både bidrar till och påverkas av miljöförstöring i landet. SNV, Netherlands Development Organisation, har lagt fram ett förslag för att genomföra ett projekt som heter "Sustainable Integrated Land Management Solutions (SILMS)" till en kostnad av 39.508.017 kronor i distrikten Lundazi och Katete i Zambias östra provins under perioden 2015 till 2018. Projektet bygger på ett marknadsbaserat tillvägagångssätt. SNV ser den föreslagna metoden som avgörande för projektets framgång och hållbarhet. Projektet syftar till att uppmuntra småbrukare att anta hållbara produktionsmetoder genom ökad inkomstgenerering. Samtidigt gör tillvägagångssättet det möjligt för småbönder att öka sin produktion på ett hållbart sätt genom ökad tillgång till moderna insatsvaror från jordbruket, rådgivning, finansiering och marknader. De ökade inkomsterna kommer att uppmuntra bönderna att anamma ett integrerat förfarande kring markbördighet, skogsbruk och avskogningsfri produktion. En översikt av förväntade resultat från den föreslagna insatsen inkluderar: 1. 15000 småbönder har förbättrat produktiviteten med hjälp av ISFM och metoder för hållbart skogsbruk genom ökad tillgång till insatsvaror och rådgivningstjänster 2. 20000 småbönder har ökad tillgång till marknader och finansiering för att stödja och upprätthålla användandet av ISFM och hållbart skogsbruk 3. Avskogning och skador på mark från en okontrollerad expansion av jordbruket i Lundazi och Katete distrikt minskas med 15 procent 4. Utvecklingen av rikstäckande ramverk och praxis stöds som gör det möjligt för ett brett anammande av ISFM och hållbara skogsbruksmetoder samt replikering av modeller för avskogningsfria distributionsled. SNV är projektgenomförare och kommer att förvalta det svenska bidraget samt övervaka genomförandet. Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) och World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) kommer att vara underleverantörer för att tillhandahålla teknisk expertis till projektet. Den totala budgeten för tekniskt stöd genom SEI under treårsperioden är 304.428 euro. Budgeten för ICRAF för tekniskt stöd är 146130 euro. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -144664 -144664 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-52010007 Sweden TSI contributes to increased democratic governance at central level and enables such developments at local level. TSI is a consultant implemented project in support for the Council of Ministers Secretariat in its technocratic role supporting the government of Iraq in terms of central policy and budget planning and follow up. Den begränsade insatsen avser genomförandet av en slutlig fas av kapacitetsstöd i form av rådgivning genom konsultfirman Adam Smith International (ASI) till den irakiska premiärministerns kansli (PMO) i dess ansträngningar att etablera en resultatenhet (RU) inom kansliet med uppgift att följa upp ministeriernas bidrag till genomförandet av det strategiska regeringsprogrammet. Syftet är att stärka möjligheten för premiärministern att hålla ministrar och ministerier ansvariga för sina bidrag till regeringsprogrammet, för premiärministern att kunna ta välinformerade prioriteringsbeslut i förhållande till regeringsprogrammet samt kunna redovisa regerinsprogrammets genomförande till parlamentet och medborgarna. Därutöver har en komponent för kapacitetsstöd tillkommit som avser rådgivning kring PMOs roll i de olika kriskommittéer som inrättas på central nivå med uppgift att samordna stöd insatser i områden som fritas från ISIS, inklusive återvänande för internflyktingar, i nära dialog med det internationella givarsamfundet. Syftet med kapacitetsstödet är att stärka PMOs ledarroll i kommittéerna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Sida supported Technical Support to Iraq phase 3 (TSI 3) between 2012 and 2016. The intervention was in the form of a technical assistance consultancy with the areas and scope of work agreed upon between Sida and the Government of Iraq (GoI), based on GoI's priorities. Adam Smith International (which had also carried out previous phases of technical assistance to the Iraqi government institutions) was procured by Sida for the assignment. Due to the serious security situation in Iraq, a separate agreement was made between Sida and the UK FCO for the FCO to provide the consultants with security arrangements, room, board and office space at their premises within the Green Zone in Baghdad (where the government institutions are also located). In total (ASI consultancy, FCO arrangement + monitoring), Sida contributed SEK 94 828 124 to TSI 3. During the extension period of TSI 3, 2015 - 2016, a Results Unit was set up with the task of providing the Iraqi Prime Minister (PM) with quality and verified reports on the progress on his strategic priorities and options on how to resolve issues hindering the achievement of results in order to improve the quality of decision making, as well as ensuring that the principle of delivering results and being accountable for these results is implemented within the government. After significant delays on this output, the Results Unit was established in the Council of Ministers Secretariat (CoMSec) instead of in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) as originally planned. TSI provided support in adjusting the design and core processes of the Results Unit to its position in CoMSec, training assigned CoMSec staff and clarifying the roles and responsibilities of the Results Unit and the linkages of various directorates in CoMSec to avoid duplication of work. Also, through support provided by TSI, the PMO (with inputs from CoMSec) prepared the first annual progress report on the strategic priorities of the government, including an update on the implementation of the political agreement that underpins the governing coalition, in December 2015. The report and its roll-out plan to the Council of Representatives (Iraq's parliament) and the general public was approved by the PM. The progress report was being updated for the release of the second annual report at the time of the closure of TSI in August 2016. Moreover, TSI supported the GoI in improving its crisis management structure so that it could better support stabilization in areas retaken from Daesh. This resulted in the structure being rationalized after TSI presented an overview of the various bodies handling and reporting on different and occasionally overlapping aspects of crisis management. The reports prepared by the crisis committee were altered after TSI advised that crisis management developments should be more clearly presented to the PM and CoM. The crisis committee also adopted a work planning and information comparison approach at the advice of TSI. The PMO Chief of Staff stated that he noticed significantly improved support by the crisis management committee. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52010007-5201000701 Sweden TSI contributes to increased democratic governance at central level and enables such developments at local level. TSI is a consultant implemented project in support for the Council of Ministers Secretariat in its technocratic role supporting the government of Iraq in terms of central policy and budget planning and follow up. Den begränsade insatsen avser genomförandet av en slutlig fas av kapacitetsstöd i form av rådgivning genom konsultfirman Adam Smith International (ASI) till den irakiska premiärministerns kansli (PMO) i dess ansträngningar att etablera en resultatenhet (RU) inom kansliet med uppgift att följa upp ministeriernas bidrag till genomförandet av det strategiska regeringsprogrammet. Syftet är att stärka möjligheten för premiärministern att hålla ministrar och ministerier ansvariga för sina bidrag till regeringsprogrammet, för premiärministern att kunna ta välinformerade prioriteringsbeslut i förhållande till regeringsprogrammet samt kunna redovisa regerinsprogrammets genomförande till parlamentet och medborgarna. Därutöver har en komponent för kapacitetsstöd tillkommit som avser rådgivning kring PMOs roll i de olika kriskommittéer som inrättas på central nivå med uppgift att samordna stöd insatser i områden som fritas från ISIS, inklusive återvänande för internflyktingar, i nära dialog med det internationella givarsamfundet. Syftet med kapacitetsstödet är att stärka PMOs ledarroll i kommittéerna. 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Den begränsade insatsen avser genomförandet av en slutlig fas av kapacitetsstöd i form av rådgivning genom konsultfirman Adam Smith International (ASI) till den irakiska premiärministerns kansli (PMO) i dess ansträngningar att etablera en resultatenhet (RU) inom kansliet med uppgift att följa upp ministeriernas bidrag till genomförandet av det strategiska regeringsprogrammet. Syftet är att stärka möjligheten för premiärministern att hålla ministrar och ministerier ansvariga för sina bidrag till regeringsprogrammet, för premiärministern att kunna ta välinformerade prioriteringsbeslut i förhållande till regeringsprogrammet samt kunna redovisa regerinsprogrammets genomförande till parlamentet och medborgarna. Därutöver har en komponent för kapacitetsstöd tillkommit som avser rådgivning kring PMOs roll i de olika kriskommittéer som inrättas på central nivå med uppgift att samordna stöd insatser i områden som fritas från ISIS, inklusive återvänande för internflyktingar, i nära dialog med det internationella givarsamfundet. Syftet med kapacitetsstödet är att stärka PMOs ledarroll i kommittéerna. 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TSI is a consultant implemented project in support for the Council of Ministers Secretariat in its technocratic role supporting the government of Iraq in terms of central policy and budget planning and follow up. Den begränsade insatsen avser genomförandet av en slutlig fas av kapacitetsstöd i form av rådgivning genom konsultfirman Adam Smith International (ASI) till den irakiska premiärministerns kansli (PMO) i dess ansträngningar att etablera en resultatenhet (RU) inom kansliet med uppgift att följa upp ministeriernas bidrag till genomförandet av det strategiska regeringsprogrammet. Syftet är att stärka möjligheten för premiärministern att hålla ministrar och ministerier ansvariga för sina bidrag till regeringsprogrammet, för premiärministern att kunna ta välinformerade prioriteringsbeslut i förhållande till regeringsprogrammet samt kunna redovisa regerinsprogrammets genomförande till parlamentet och medborgarna. Därutöver har en komponent för kapacitetsstöd tillkommit som avser rådgivning kring PMOs roll i de olika kriskommittéer som inrättas på central nivå med uppgift att samordna stöd insatser i områden som fritas från ISIS, inklusive återvänande för internflyktingar, i nära dialog med det internationella givarsamfundet. Syftet med kapacitetsstödet är att stärka PMOs ledarroll i kommittéerna. Sweden Adam Smith International Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 84406 419993 -215601 0 0 84406 419993 215601 504399 Other 84405.66 Other 310724.71 Other 109268.75 Other SE-0-SE-6-52030123 Sweden Support to Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria. Animal protein (mackerel) to meet the nutritional needs. Also distribution of clothing/shoes. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2011-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser förlängd aktivitetsperiod och medelstillägg om totalt 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har sedan 1998 gett finansiellt stöd till PS för deras verksamhet i flyktingläger belägna i sydvästra Algeriet. Sida:s stöd har till en början fokuserat på distribution av kläder, vilket övergick till att även inkludera distribution av tonfisk. Under 2009 utförde ett lokalt utvärderingsteam i flyktingläger, hädanefter refererade som "monitoras", en utvärdering av matdistributionen. Denna utvärdering visade på att mottagarna inte var nöjda med tonfisk, och PS bytte då fisk till makrill istället, vilka har haft ett positivt mottagande av mottagarna. PS har sedan 2011 även samarbetat med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP) vad gäller ett projekt som producerar ett traditionellt klädesplagg för kvinnor, även kallat "melfa". Detta var ett pilotprojekt vilket PS tillsammans med CISP åtog sig, där insatsens mål är att skapa större hållbarhet och självständighet för de kvinnor som deltar i projektet. Målgruppen för denna insats är totalt 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar, vilka alla nu befinner sig i utdragna flyktingläger belägna i Sydvästra Algeriet. Behoven i dessa flyktingläger är stora samt att det finns ett beroende hos flyktingarna av hjälporganisationer i tillgång till matstöd. PS planerar att dela ut matstöd till samtliga flyktingar (enligt denna räkning), samt att distribuera kläder till samtliga flyktingar. PS genom sina partnerorganisationer avser med denna insats att bidra till en mer balanserad diet vilket riktar mot den felnäring som finns inom flyktinglägren, samt att upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet genom melfaproduktion och utdelning av kläder. PS samarbetar med både Sahariska Röda Halvmånen (SRH) och Algeriska Röda Halvmånen (ARH) för att möjliggöra distribuering av konserverad makrill och kläder. PS samarbetar även med CISP i både projektet vad gäller produktion av melfa, men även i arbetet med uppföljning och utvärdering av PS insatser relaterat till utdelning av konserverad makrill och kläder. Projektet avser att, för de Västsahariska flyktingarna i sydvästra Algeriet minska förekomsten av undernäring och felnäring samt garantera tillgången till en miniminivå av kläder och skor. Insatsen inbegriper: upphandling och distribution av 312 ton konserverad makrill, insamling och distribution av 117 ton kläder och skor samt ett pilotprojekt för framställning (färgning) av Melfor, det traditionella klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. För Melfa projektet hade PS outnyttjade medel kvar från tidigare beslut, och inkom med en förfrågan om överföring av medel för detta delprojekt, samt förlängning av implementeringsperiod. PS hade ytterligare oanvända medel från tidigare beslut, vilka de bad om att få föra över till den nya aktivitetsperioden. Totalbudget för projektet är 7 820 000 SEK, varav detta beslut innefattar 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har fört en diskussion med PS angående deras beräkning av mottagare av stödet. PS beräkning är inte enligt WFP:s beräkning, som avser att dela ut 90 000 ransoner av basmatkorg. PS menar att de följer WFP:s utdelningslogik och beräkning, och ska i framtiden förtydliga detta i sina ansökningar samt rapporteringar. Sida kommer att fortsatt diskutera denna fråga med PS. Sida har sedan 2013 fört en dialog med PS angående fortsatt finansiering av denna insats på det humanitära allokeringsanslaget. Sida har bedömt att PS har jobbat för att förbättra sina interna styrning och kontroll. Sida identifierar PS som en väletablerad aktör i den västsahariska flyktingsituationen. Sedan 2013 jobbar Sida:s humanitära enhet med strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka har en omfattande humanitär kompetens och närvaro i flera humanitära kontexter. PS arbetar endast med humanitära insatser i de algeriska flyktinglägren och är därmed inte strategisk partnerorganisation till Sida. Sida har identifierat flera strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka implementerar insatser i de Algeriska flyktinglägren som huserar de västsahariska flyktinglägren. Strategiska partnerorganisationer har bedömts av Sida som professionella aktörer med stor kapacitet och kompetens att svara på stora humanitär behov. Sida kommer att fortsätta dialogen under 2015 med PS angående eventuellt fortsatt stöd eller utfasning och se över möjligheten med fortsatt humanitärt stöd till insatser vad gäller västsahariska flyktingar genom andra strategiska partnerorganisationer i första hand. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är minskad förekomst av undernäring och garanterad minimistandard av kläder och skor bland de västsahariska flyktingarna som bor i flyktingläger i sydvästra Algeriet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Algeria Material relief assistance and services Emergency Response Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) har, som ett komplement till WFP:s matdistribution, distribueratkonserverad makrill för att tillgodose behovet av animaliskt protein i kosten hos devästsahariska flyktingarna. Under avtalsperioden år 2011-2017 har 2 222 ton makrilldistribuerats till 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar. PS har dessutom samlat in kläder (i första hand från Sverige) och distribuerat sammanlagt 945 ton kläder till de 125 000 flyktingarna samt stöttat ett inkomstgenererande projektbestående av produktion av melfor, ett traditionellt klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030123-5203012301-H Sweden Support to Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria. Animal protein (mackerel) to meet the nutritional needs. Also distribution of clothing/shoes. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2011-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser förlängd aktivitetsperiod och medelstillägg om totalt 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har sedan 1998 gett finansiellt stöd till PS för deras verksamhet i flyktingläger belägna i sydvästra Algeriet. Sida:s stöd har till en början fokuserat på distribution av kläder, vilket övergick till att även inkludera distribution av tonfisk. Under 2009 utförde ett lokalt utvärderingsteam i flyktingläger, hädanefter refererade som "monitoras", en utvärdering av matdistributionen. Denna utvärdering visade på att mottagarna inte var nöjda med tonfisk, och PS bytte då fisk till makrill istället, vilka har haft ett positivt mottagande av mottagarna. PS har sedan 2011 även samarbetat med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP) vad gäller ett projekt som producerar ett traditionellt klädesplagg för kvinnor, även kallat "melfa". Detta var ett pilotprojekt vilket PS tillsammans med CISP åtog sig, där insatsens mål är att skapa större hållbarhet och självständighet för de kvinnor som deltar i projektet. Målgruppen för denna insats är totalt 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar, vilka alla nu befinner sig i utdragna flyktingläger belägna i Sydvästra Algeriet. Behoven i dessa flyktingläger är stora samt att det finns ett beroende hos flyktingarna av hjälporganisationer i tillgång till matstöd. PS planerar att dela ut matstöd till samtliga flyktingar (enligt denna räkning), samt att distribuera kläder till samtliga flyktingar. PS genom sina partnerorganisationer avser med denna insats att bidra till en mer balanserad diet vilket riktar mot den felnäring som finns inom flyktinglägren, samt att upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet genom melfaproduktion och utdelning av kläder. PS samarbetar med både Sahariska Röda Halvmånen (SRH) och Algeriska Röda Halvmånen (ARH) för att möjliggöra distribuering av konserverad makrill och kläder. PS samarbetar även med CISP i både projektet vad gäller produktion av melfa, men även i arbetet med uppföljning och utvärdering av PS insatser relaterat till utdelning av konserverad makrill och kläder. Projektet avser att, för de Västsahariska flyktingarna i sydvästra Algeriet minska förekomsten av undernäring och felnäring samt garantera tillgången till en miniminivå av kläder och skor. Insatsen inbegriper: upphandling och distribution av 312 ton konserverad makrill, insamling och distribution av 117 ton kläder och skor samt ett pilotprojekt för framställning (färgning) av Melfor, det traditionella klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. För Melfa projektet hade PS outnyttjade medel kvar från tidigare beslut, och inkom med en förfrågan om överföring av medel för detta delprojekt, samt förlängning av implementeringsperiod. PS hade ytterligare oanvända medel från tidigare beslut, vilka de bad om att få föra över till den nya aktivitetsperioden. Totalbudget för projektet är 7 820 000 SEK, varav detta beslut innefattar 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har fört en diskussion med PS angående deras beräkning av mottagare av stödet. PS beräkning är inte enligt WFP:s beräkning, som avser att dela ut 90 000 ransoner av basmatkorg. PS menar att de följer WFP:s utdelningslogik och beräkning, och ska i framtiden förtydliga detta i sina ansökningar samt rapporteringar. Sida kommer att fortsatt diskutera denna fråga med PS. Sida har sedan 2013 fört en dialog med PS angående fortsatt finansiering av denna insats på det humanitära allokeringsanslaget. Sida har bedömt att PS har jobbat för att förbättra sina interna styrning och kontroll. Sida identifierar PS som en väletablerad aktör i den västsahariska flyktingsituationen. Sedan 2013 jobbar Sida:s humanitära enhet med strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka har en omfattande humanitär kompetens och närvaro i flera humanitära kontexter. PS arbetar endast med humanitära insatser i de algeriska flyktinglägren och är därmed inte strategisk partnerorganisation till Sida. Sida har identifierat flera strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka implementerar insatser i de Algeriska flyktinglägren som huserar de västsahariska flyktinglägren. Strategiska partnerorganisationer har bedömts av Sida som professionella aktörer med stor kapacitet och kompetens att svara på stora humanitär behov. Sida kommer att fortsätta dialogen under 2015 med PS angående eventuellt fortsatt stöd eller utfasning och se över möjligheten med fortsatt humanitärt stöd till insatser vad gäller västsahariska flyktingar genom andra strategiska partnerorganisationer i första hand. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är minskad förekomst av undernäring och garanterad minimistandard av kläder och skor bland de västsahariska flyktingarna som bor i flyktingläger i sydvästra Algeriet. 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Animal protein (mackerel) to meet the nutritional needs. Also distribution of clothing/shoes. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2011-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser förlängd aktivitetsperiod och medelstillägg om totalt 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har sedan 1998 gett finansiellt stöd till PS för deras verksamhet i flyktingläger belägna i sydvästra Algeriet. Sida:s stöd har till en början fokuserat på distribution av kläder, vilket övergick till att även inkludera distribution av tonfisk. Under 2009 utförde ett lokalt utvärderingsteam i flyktingläger, hädanefter refererade som "monitoras", en utvärdering av matdistributionen. Denna utvärdering visade på att mottagarna inte var nöjda med tonfisk, och PS bytte då fisk till makrill istället, vilka har haft ett positivt mottagande av mottagarna. PS har sedan 2011 även samarbetat med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP) vad gäller ett projekt som producerar ett traditionellt klädesplagg för kvinnor, även kallat "melfa". Detta var ett pilotprojekt vilket PS tillsammans med CISP åtog sig, där insatsens mål är att skapa större hållbarhet och självständighet för de kvinnor som deltar i projektet. Målgruppen för denna insats är totalt 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar, vilka alla nu befinner sig i utdragna flyktingläger belägna i Sydvästra Algeriet. Behoven i dessa flyktingläger är stora samt att det finns ett beroende hos flyktingarna av hjälporganisationer i tillgång till matstöd. PS planerar att dela ut matstöd till samtliga flyktingar (enligt denna räkning), samt att distribuera kläder till samtliga flyktingar. PS genom sina partnerorganisationer avser med denna insats att bidra till en mer balanserad diet vilket riktar mot den felnäring som finns inom flyktinglägren, samt att upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet genom melfaproduktion och utdelning av kläder. PS samarbetar med både Sahariska Röda Halvmånen (SRH) och Algeriska Röda Halvmånen (ARH) för att möjliggöra distribuering av konserverad makrill och kläder. PS samarbetar även med CISP i både projektet vad gäller produktion av melfa, men även i arbetet med uppföljning och utvärdering av PS insatser relaterat till utdelning av konserverad makrill och kläder. Projektet avser att, för de Västsahariska flyktingarna i sydvästra Algeriet minska förekomsten av undernäring och felnäring samt garantera tillgången till en miniminivå av kläder och skor. Insatsen inbegriper: upphandling och distribution av 312 ton konserverad makrill, insamling och distribution av 117 ton kläder och skor samt ett pilotprojekt för framställning (färgning) av Melfor, det traditionella klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. För Melfa projektet hade PS outnyttjade medel kvar från tidigare beslut, och inkom med en förfrågan om överföring av medel för detta delprojekt, samt förlängning av implementeringsperiod. PS hade ytterligare oanvända medel från tidigare beslut, vilka de bad om att få föra över till den nya aktivitetsperioden. Totalbudget för projektet är 7 820 000 SEK, varav detta beslut innefattar 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har fört en diskussion med PS angående deras beräkning av mottagare av stödet. PS beräkning är inte enligt WFP:s beräkning, som avser att dela ut 90 000 ransoner av basmatkorg. PS menar att de följer WFP:s utdelningslogik och beräkning, och ska i framtiden förtydliga detta i sina ansökningar samt rapporteringar. Sida kommer att fortsatt diskutera denna fråga med PS. Sida har sedan 2013 fört en dialog med PS angående fortsatt finansiering av denna insats på det humanitära allokeringsanslaget. Sida har bedömt att PS har jobbat för att förbättra sina interna styrning och kontroll. Sida identifierar PS som en väletablerad aktör i den västsahariska flyktingsituationen. Sedan 2013 jobbar Sida:s humanitära enhet med strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka har en omfattande humanitär kompetens och närvaro i flera humanitära kontexter. PS arbetar endast med humanitära insatser i de algeriska flyktinglägren och är därmed inte strategisk partnerorganisation till Sida. Sida har identifierat flera strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka implementerar insatser i de Algeriska flyktinglägren som huserar de västsahariska flyktinglägren. Strategiska partnerorganisationer har bedömts av Sida som professionella aktörer med stor kapacitet och kompetens att svara på stora humanitär behov. Sida kommer att fortsätta dialogen under 2015 med PS angående eventuellt fortsatt stöd eller utfasning och se över möjligheten med fortsatt humanitärt stöd till insatser vad gäller västsahariska flyktingar genom andra strategiska partnerorganisationer i första hand. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är minskad förekomst av undernäring och garanterad minimistandard av kläder och skor bland de västsahariska flyktingarna som bor i flyktingläger i sydvästra Algeriet. Sweden Praktisk Solidaritet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 160000 84360 336508 84360 0 755640 -419132 160000 -12666 580868 Donor Country NGO 75907.7 Donor Country NGO 71426 Donor Country NGO 84360 Donor Country NGO 336508 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-52030123-5203012304-H Sweden Support to Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria. Animal protein (mackerel) to meet the nutritional needs. Also distribution of clothing/shoes. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Praktisk Solidaritet (PS) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2011-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser förlängd aktivitetsperiod och medelstillägg om totalt 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har sedan 1998 gett finansiellt stöd till PS för deras verksamhet i flyktingläger belägna i sydvästra Algeriet. Sida:s stöd har till en början fokuserat på distribution av kläder, vilket övergick till att även inkludera distribution av tonfisk. Under 2009 utförde ett lokalt utvärderingsteam i flyktingläger, hädanefter refererade som "monitoras", en utvärdering av matdistributionen. Denna utvärdering visade på att mottagarna inte var nöjda med tonfisk, och PS bytte då fisk till makrill istället, vilka har haft ett positivt mottagande av mottagarna. PS har sedan 2011 även samarbetat med Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli (CISP) vad gäller ett projekt som producerar ett traditionellt klädesplagg för kvinnor, även kallat "melfa". Detta var ett pilotprojekt vilket PS tillsammans med CISP åtog sig, där insatsens mål är att skapa större hållbarhet och självständighet för de kvinnor som deltar i projektet. Målgruppen för denna insats är totalt 125 000 västsahariska flyktingar, vilka alla nu befinner sig i utdragna flyktingläger belägna i Sydvästra Algeriet. Behoven i dessa flyktingläger är stora samt att det finns ett beroende hos flyktingarna av hjälporganisationer i tillgång till matstöd. PS planerar att dela ut matstöd till samtliga flyktingar (enligt denna räkning), samt att distribuera kläder till samtliga flyktingar. PS genom sina partnerorganisationer avser med denna insats att bidra till en mer balanserad diet vilket riktar mot den felnäring som finns inom flyktinglägren, samt att upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet genom melfaproduktion och utdelning av kläder. PS samarbetar med både Sahariska Röda Halvmånen (SRH) och Algeriska Röda Halvmånen (ARH) för att möjliggöra distribuering av konserverad makrill och kläder. PS samarbetar även med CISP i både projektet vad gäller produktion av melfa, men även i arbetet med uppföljning och utvärdering av PS insatser relaterat till utdelning av konserverad makrill och kläder. Projektet avser att, för de Västsahariska flyktingarna i sydvästra Algeriet minska förekomsten av undernäring och felnäring samt garantera tillgången till en miniminivå av kläder och skor. Insatsen inbegriper: upphandling och distribution av 312 ton konserverad makrill, insamling och distribution av 117 ton kläder och skor samt ett pilotprojekt för framställning (färgning) av Melfor, det traditionella klädesplagg för västsahariska kvinnor. För Melfa projektet hade PS outnyttjade medel kvar från tidigare beslut, och inkom med en förfrågan om överföring av medel för detta delprojekt, samt förlängning av implementeringsperiod. PS hade ytterligare oanvända medel från tidigare beslut, vilka de bad om att få föra över till den nya aktivitetsperioden. Totalbudget för projektet är 7 820 000 SEK, varav detta beslut innefattar 7 483 015 SEK. Sida har fört en diskussion med PS angående deras beräkning av mottagare av stödet. PS beräkning är inte enligt WFP:s beräkning, som avser att dela ut 90 000 ransoner av basmatkorg. PS menar att de följer WFP:s utdelningslogik och beräkning, och ska i framtiden förtydliga detta i sina ansökningar samt rapporteringar. Sida kommer att fortsatt diskutera denna fråga med PS. Sida har sedan 2013 fört en dialog med PS angående fortsatt finansiering av denna insats på det humanitära allokeringsanslaget. Sida har bedömt att PS har jobbat för att förbättra sina interna styrning och kontroll. Sida identifierar PS som en väletablerad aktör i den västsahariska flyktingsituationen. Sedan 2013 jobbar Sida:s humanitära enhet med strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka har en omfattande humanitär kompetens och närvaro i flera humanitära kontexter. PS arbetar endast med humanitära insatser i de algeriska flyktinglägren och är därmed inte strategisk partnerorganisation till Sida. Sida har identifierat flera strategiska partnerorganisationer vilka implementerar insatser i de Algeriska flyktinglägren som huserar de västsahariska flyktinglägren. Strategiska partnerorganisationer har bedömts av Sida som professionella aktörer med stor kapacitet och kompetens att svara på stora humanitär behov. Sida kommer att fortsätta dialogen under 2015 med PS angående eventuellt fortsatt stöd eller utfasning och se över möjligheten med fortsatt humanitärt stöd till insatser vad gäller västsahariska flyktingar genom andra strategiska partnerorganisationer i första hand. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är minskad förekomst av undernäring och garanterad minimistandard av kläder och skor bland de västsahariska flyktingarna som bor i flyktingläger i sydvästra Algeriet. Sweden Praktisk Solidaritet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FCG Sipu International AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 419132 160000 419132 FCG Sipu International AB 160000 FCG Sipu International AB Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-52030288 Sweden Democratic governance project, expanding on results achieved through electoral assistance support in MENA during Phase I. UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 65,8 MSEK för ett regionalt valcykelstödsprojekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika fas II för perioden 2017-2020. MENA-regionen kännetecknas ofta av bristande demokrati och lågt politiskt deltagande, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor som utgör en utmaning för regionen. Det finns ofta behov av i MENA-regionen ökad kunskap om övergången till demokrati och internationellt accepterade valpraxis. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: "Medborgarnas förväntningar på röst, utveckling, rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsutkrävande möts av starkare system för demokratiskt styre". Insatsen har fyra resultatmål som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen: 1) Stärkt regional valkapacitet och kunskap, 2) Stärkt professionalism inom valkommissioner genom regionalt samarbete, 3) Ökat kvinnligt deltagande i politiskt beslutsfattande och processer och 4) Främjande av ungdomars roll i hela valrörelsen. Målen förväntas uppnås genom b.la. utbildningsaktiviteter, seminarier, Syd-Syd samarbete, partnerskap med regionala nätverk inom media, partnerskap med andra regionala organisationer och samråd i valfrågor med landspecifika valmyndigheter. Insatsen innebär i hög grad erfarenhetsutbyte och utbildningsaktiviteter. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller partners. Projektet utgör en komponent av ett globalt projekt för valcykelstöd, Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS). GPECS får stöd av Sida inom ramen för stöd från multilateralt samarbete. För denna insats är Sida ensam givare. UNDP kommer inte heller ge något direktstöd till den regionala organisationen för valkommissioner (Organization for Arab Electoral Management Bodies, ArabEMBs) utan ges i form av tekniskt stöd. Sida finansierade den första fasen av programmet (2013-2016) och bedömningen är att resultaten av programmet var goda. Programmet utvärderades 2015 med slutsatsen att projektet på ett övertygande och konsekvent sätt hade uppnått målen. Projektet bedömdes ha skapat ett nära samarbete med Arabförbundet (Leage of Arab States) och stärkt dess kompetens och resurser för valfrågor. Det viktigaste resultatet bedöms vara etablerande av en regional organisation för valkommissioner. Projektet bedöms ha bidragit till ökad kunskap om valrelaterade frågor genom erfarenhetsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling. The Arab region continues to go through a period of change that is marked by some positive developments including a renewed drive for reforms, one of which is the return to the ballot box in key countries recovering from the consequences of the Arab spring. More governments are realizing the need for strengthening electoral systems and the ramifications that will follow a potential disregard of public demands for reform. Electoral processes remain at the essence of any democratic shift where societal changes will be part of the political agenda in any transitioning system. This intervention Regional Electoral Support Phase II 2017-2021 builds on Phase I (2014-2016) supported by Sida previously. UNDP, through this contribution, works with all concerned authorities that manage elections in the region as well as civil society, media, League of Arab States and other national and international stakeholders during 2017-2021 to implement this project. The overall goal of the intervention is to build and expand on the achievements of Phase I with the overall aim to improve accountability, participation and representation. The Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS) Regional Component Phase II aims to contribute towards enhancing knowledge, awareness and capacity on electoral processes and regional cooperation among electoral stakeholders. The project constitutes of four main outcome objectives to be achieved by the end of the project: 1. Regional electoral capacity and knowledge enhanced; 2. Profession of electoral administration strengthened through regional cooperation; 3. Civic and political participation of women enhanced; 4. Role of youth in the electoral cycle promoted. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Elections Government & Civil Society-general The Regional Electoral Support Project for the Middle East and North Africa (20172024) achieved noticeable progress in strengthening electoral governance, institutional cooperation, and inclusive participation across the Arab region. Next is Sida's assessment of the most important results: - The project played a significant role in advancing the institutional development of ArabEMBs, which evolved from a small group of six founding members into a fully operational and regionally recognized organization with twelve members. With strengthened governance structures, an active secretariat, and regular regional assemblies and conferences, ArabEMBs became a hub for electoral cooperation, peer learning, and international engagement. It established partnerships with institutions such as the Venice Commission, IFES, International IDEA, and UN Women, and led regional observation missions that expanded professional experience among member EMBs. ArabEMBs continues to work toward long-term sustainability, supported by the projects efforts to guide financial planning, build partnerships, and strengthen internal governance. - At the League of Arab States (LAS), the project significantly enhanced the capacity of the Electoral Affairs Department, transforming it into a more proactive regional convener and knowledge producer. LAS institutionalized regular data collection, analysis, and reporting on electoral processes across member states, producing more actionable and comparative insights. The project also helped LAS integrate gender-sensitive electoral training into its core capacity building programs, marking a major shift in an institution where gender had previously been excluded from electoral discussions. BRIDGE training became the primary methodology for LAS learning programs, with hundreds of practitioners benefiting. LAS further strengthened its role as a facilitator of regional collaboration by organizing thematic workshops, largescale electoral forums, and tailored trainings for its diplomats and electoral observers. - The project contributed to embedding human rights principles in electoral processes through its work with the Arab Network for National Human Rights Institutions (ANNHRI). By providing technical support, tools, and platforms for engagement, the project enabled NHRIs to take on a more active role in electoral oversight, develop human rightsbased monitoring approaches, and collaborate more closely with EMBs. It also encouraged NHRIs to integrate gender sensitive perspectives, including monitoring violence against women in elections as a key human rights concern. - Advancing women's electoral participation emerged as one of the projects most transformative achievements. The establishment of the Arab Network for Women in Elections (ANWE) created the first regional platform dedicated to promoting women's electoral rights, supporting reforms within EMBs, and shaping national awareness campaigns such as Her Participation, Our Future. EMBs across the region adopted gender action plans, developed internal gender policies, and began producing gender disaggregated electoral data. The project deployed e-Monitor in several countries to detect online misinformation, disinformation, and violence against women in elections, helping inform policy responses. Additionally, the creation of the Arab Women's Leadership Academy for the Digital Era strengthened women's leadership capacity and equipped them to navigate modern electoral challenges. - Youth participation was strengthened through the projects strategic engagement with the UNDP Youth Leadership Programme (YLP). By connecting youth leaders with electoral institutions, the project helped shift youth inclusion from a marginal topic to a core regional priority. These efforts culminated in the establishment of the Arab Youth Network for Elections, now an active platform leading civic engagement initiatives, peer education, and youth driven collaboration with EMBs. The Network developed its own civic participation curriculum, contributing to long-term sustainability. - The project also succeeded in fostering cross-sectoral cooperation between EMBs, CSOs, women's organizations, youth groups, and human rights institutions. It helped create joint initiatives, shared commitments, and inclusive action plans addressing gender equality, youth engagement, and human rights-based electoral administration. In response to emerging digital risks, the project mainstreamed discussions on information integrity, helping electoral institutions recognize the importance of digital preparedness and the threats posed by misinformation, disinformation, and online violence. - The projects regional initiatives translated into direct national level impacts, supported by UNDP country offices and UN missions. National electoral actors adopted lessons from regional exchanges, strengthened strategic planning, integrated gender and youth considerations, and improved data practices. Participation in regional observation missions and thematic trainings exposed EMBs to diverse electoral models and encouraged adoption of regional best practices. Through these integrated efforts, the project contributed to creating a more professional, connected, and resilient electoral community across the Arab region and laid a foundation for sustainable, inclusive, and credible electoral processes in the years ahead. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030288-5203028801 Sweden Democratic governance project, expanding on results achieved through electoral assistance support in MENA during Phase I. UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 65,8 MSEK för ett regionalt valcykelstödsprojekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika fas II för perioden 2017-2020. MENA-regionen kännetecknas ofta av bristande demokrati och lågt politiskt deltagande, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor som utgör en utmaning för regionen. Det finns ofta behov av i MENA-regionen ökad kunskap om övergången till demokrati och internationellt accepterade valpraxis. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: "Medborgarnas förväntningar på röst, utveckling, rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsutkrävande möts av starkare system för demokratiskt styre". Insatsen har fyra resultatmål som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen: 1) Stärkt regional valkapacitet och kunskap, 2) Stärkt professionalism inom valkommissioner genom regionalt samarbete, 3) Ökat kvinnligt deltagande i politiskt beslutsfattande och processer och 4) Främjande av ungdomars roll i hela valrörelsen. Målen förväntas uppnås genom b.la. utbildningsaktiviteter, seminarier, Syd-Syd samarbete, partnerskap med regionala nätverk inom media, partnerskap med andra regionala organisationer och samråd i valfrågor med landspecifika valmyndigheter. Insatsen innebär i hög grad erfarenhetsutbyte och utbildningsaktiviteter. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller partners. Projektet utgör en komponent av ett globalt projekt för valcykelstöd, Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS). GPECS får stöd av Sida inom ramen för stöd från multilateralt samarbete. För denna insats är Sida ensam givare. UNDP kommer inte heller ge något direktstöd till den regionala organisationen för valkommissioner (Organization for Arab Electoral Management Bodies, ArabEMBs) utan ges i form av tekniskt stöd. Sida finansierade den första fasen av programmet (2013-2016) och bedömningen är att resultaten av programmet var goda. Programmet utvärderades 2015 med slutsatsen att projektet på ett övertygande och konsekvent sätt hade uppnått målen. Projektet bedömdes ha skapat ett nära samarbete med Arabförbundet (Leage of Arab States) och stärkt dess kompetens och resurser för valfrågor. Det viktigaste resultatet bedöms vara etablerande av en regional organisation för valkommissioner. Projektet bedöms ha bidragit till ökad kunskap om valrelaterade frågor genom erfarenhetsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling. The Arab region continues to go through a period of change that is marked by some positive developments including a renewed drive for reforms, one of which is the return to the ballot box in key countries recovering from the consequences of the Arab spring. More governments are realizing the need for strengthening electoral systems and the ramifications that will follow a potential disregard of public demands for reform. Electoral processes remain at the essence of any democratic shift where societal changes will be part of the political agenda in any transitioning system. This intervention Regional Electoral Support Phase II 2017-2021 builds on Phase I (2014-2016) supported by Sida previously. UNDP, through this contribution, works with all concerned authorities that manage elections in the region as well as civil society, media, League of Arab States and other national and international stakeholders during 2017-2021 to implement this project. The overall goal of the intervention is to build and expand on the achievements of Phase I with the overall aim to improve accountability, participation and representation. The Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS) Regional Component Phase II aims to contribute towards enhancing knowledge, awareness and capacity on electoral processes and regional cooperation among electoral stakeholders. The project constitutes of four main outcome objectives to be achieved by the end of the project: 1. Regional electoral capacity and knowledge enhanced; 2. Profession of electoral administration strengthened through regional cooperation; 3. Civic and political participation of women enhanced; 4. Role of youth in the electoral cycle promoted. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 30000000 20000000 15800000 10200000 0 0 26000000 35000000 -16000000 0 0 -30000000 20000000 0 30000000 15800000 0 20000000 0 -35000000 35000000 10200000 -35000000 76000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 26000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15800000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations to effectively demand accountability, shape opinions and cooperate internationally Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället i regionen att effektivt verka för ansvarsutkrävande, opinionsbildning och förmåga att samarbeta över landgränserna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations and public institutions to promote gender equality and the rights of women and children in society Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och offentliga institutioner att verka för jämställdhet samt kvinnors och barns rättigheter i samhället Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthening the capacity and increasing the transparency of public institutions and improving the conditions for regional cooperation between them Stärkt kapacitet och ökad transparens hos offentliga institutioner samt förbättrade möjligheter till regionalt samarbete dem emellan Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthening the capacity of the media to encourage democratic development and greater accountability Stärkt kapacitet hos media att verka för en demokratisk utveckling och ökat ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52030288-5203028802 Sweden Democratic governance project, expanding on results achieved through electoral assistance support in MENA during Phase I. UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 65,8 MSEK för ett regionalt valcykelstödsprojekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika fas II för perioden 2017-2020. MENA-regionen kännetecknas ofta av bristande demokrati och lågt politiskt deltagande, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor som utgör en utmaning för regionen. Det finns ofta behov av i MENA-regionen ökad kunskap om övergången till demokrati och internationellt accepterade valpraxis. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: "Medborgarnas förväntningar på röst, utveckling, rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsutkrävande möts av starkare system för demokratiskt styre". Insatsen har fyra resultatmål som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen: 1) Stärkt regional valkapacitet och kunskap, 2) Stärkt professionalism inom valkommissioner genom regionalt samarbete, 3) Ökat kvinnligt deltagande i politiskt beslutsfattande och processer och 4) Främjande av ungdomars roll i hela valrörelsen. Målen förväntas uppnås genom b.la. utbildningsaktiviteter, seminarier, Syd-Syd samarbete, partnerskap med regionala nätverk inom media, partnerskap med andra regionala organisationer och samråd i valfrågor med landspecifika valmyndigheter. Insatsen innebär i hög grad erfarenhetsutbyte och utbildningsaktiviteter. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller partners. Projektet utgör en komponent av ett globalt projekt för valcykelstöd, Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS). GPECS får stöd av Sida inom ramen för stöd från multilateralt samarbete. För denna insats är Sida ensam givare. UNDP kommer inte heller ge något direktstöd till den regionala organisationen för valkommissioner (Organization for Arab Electoral Management Bodies, ArabEMBs) utan ges i form av tekniskt stöd. Sida finansierade den första fasen av programmet (2013-2016) och bedömningen är att resultaten av programmet var goda. Programmet utvärderades 2015 med slutsatsen att projektet på ett övertygande och konsekvent sätt hade uppnått målen. Projektet bedömdes ha skapat ett nära samarbete med Arabförbundet (Leage of Arab States) och stärkt dess kompetens och resurser för valfrågor. Det viktigaste resultatet bedöms vara etablerande av en regional organisation för valkommissioner. Projektet bedöms ha bidragit till ökad kunskap om valrelaterade frågor genom erfarenhetsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling. The Arab region continues to go through a period of change that is marked by some positive developments including a renewed drive for reforms, one of which is the return to the ballot box in key countries recovering from the consequences of the Arab spring. More governments are realizing the need for strengthening electoral systems and the ramifications that will follow a potential disregard of public demands for reform. Electoral processes remain at the essence of any democratic shift where societal changes will be part of the political agenda in any transitioning system. This intervention Regional Electoral Support Phase II 2017-2021 builds on Phase I (2014-2016) supported by Sida previously. UNDP, through this contribution, works with all concerned authorities that manage elections in the region as well as civil society, media, League of Arab States and other national and international stakeholders during 2017-2021 to implement this project. The overall goal of the intervention is to build and expand on the achievements of Phase I with the overall aim to improve accountability, participation and representation. The Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS) Regional Component Phase II aims to contribute towards enhancing knowledge, awareness and capacity on electoral processes and regional cooperation among electoral stakeholders. The project constitutes of four main outcome objectives to be achieved by the end of the project: 1. Regional electoral capacity and knowledge enhanced; 2. Profession of electoral administration strengthened through regional cooperation; 3. Civic and political participation of women enhanced; 4. Role of youth in the electoral cycle promoted. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened capacity of institutions, civil society and the media with a view to promoting democratic development, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling, samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck A more gender-equal society, with a focus on the empowerment, participation and influence of women and girls. Ett mer jämställt samhälle med fokus på kvinnors och flickors egenmakt, deltagande och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52030288-5203028803 Sweden Democratic governance project, expanding on results achieved through electoral assistance support in MENA during Phase I. UNDP har inkommit till Sida med förslag om stöd uppgående till totalt 65,8 MSEK för ett regionalt valcykelstödsprojekt för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika fas II för perioden 2017-2020. MENA-regionen kännetecknas ofta av bristande demokrati och lågt politiskt deltagande, särskilt bland ungdomar och kvinnor som utgör en utmaning för regionen. Det finns ofta behov av i MENA-regionen ökad kunskap om övergången till demokrati och internationellt accepterade valpraxis. Det övergripande målet och de förväntade effekterna av projektet är: "Medborgarnas förväntningar på röst, utveckling, rättsstatsprincipen och ansvarsutkrävande möts av starkare system för demokratiskt styre". Insatsen har fyra resultatmål som ska uppnås i slutet av insatsen: 1) Stärkt regional valkapacitet och kunskap, 2) Stärkt professionalism inom valkommissioner genom regionalt samarbete, 3) Ökat kvinnligt deltagande i politiskt beslutsfattande och processer och 4) Främjande av ungdomars roll i hela valrörelsen. Målen förväntas uppnås genom b.la. utbildningsaktiviteter, seminarier, Syd-Syd samarbete, partnerskap med regionala nätverk inom media, partnerskap med andra regionala organisationer och samråd i valfrågor med landspecifika valmyndigheter. Insatsen innebär i hög grad erfarenhetsutbyte och utbildningsaktiviteter. Ingen vidareförmedling kommer ske till nationella projekt eller partners. Projektet utgör en komponent av ett globalt projekt för valcykelstöd, Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS). GPECS får stöd av Sida inom ramen för stöd från multilateralt samarbete. För denna insats är Sida ensam givare. UNDP kommer inte heller ge något direktstöd till den regionala organisationen för valkommissioner (Organization for Arab Electoral Management Bodies, ArabEMBs) utan ges i form av tekniskt stöd. Sida finansierade den första fasen av programmet (2013-2016) och bedömningen är att resultaten av programmet var goda. Programmet utvärderades 2015 med slutsatsen att projektet på ett övertygande och konsekvent sätt hade uppnått målen. Projektet bedömdes ha skapat ett nära samarbete med Arabförbundet (Leage of Arab States) och stärkt dess kompetens och resurser för valfrågor. Det viktigaste resultatet bedöms vara etablerande av en regional organisation för valkommissioner. Projektet bedöms ha bidragit till ökad kunskap om valrelaterade frågor genom erfarenhetsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling. The Arab region continues to go through a period of change that is marked by some positive developments including a renewed drive for reforms, one of which is the return to the ballot box in key countries recovering from the consequences of the Arab spring. More governments are realizing the need for strengthening electoral systems and the ramifications that will follow a potential disregard of public demands for reform. Electoral processes remain at the essence of any democratic shift where societal changes will be part of the political agenda in any transitioning system. This intervention Regional Electoral Support Phase II 2017-2021 builds on Phase I (2014-2016) supported by Sida previously. UNDP, through this contribution, works with all concerned authorities that manage elections in the region as well as civil society, media, League of Arab States and other national and international stakeholders during 2017-2021 to implement this project. The overall goal of the intervention is to build and expand on the achievements of Phase I with the overall aim to improve accountability, participation and representation. The Global Project for Electoral Cycle Support (GPECS) Regional Component Phase II aims to contribute towards enhancing knowledge, awareness and capacity on electoral processes and regional cooperation among electoral stakeholders. The project constitutes of four main outcome objectives to be achieved by the end of the project: 1. Regional electoral capacity and knowledge enhanced; 2. Profession of electoral administration strengthened through regional cooperation; 3. Civic and political participation of women enhanced; 4. Role of youth in the electoral cycle promoted. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -84505 -84505 -84505 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -84505.4 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened democratic institutions and actors in the region with priority given to strengthened institutions and essential sectors in partner countries carrying out reforms in a democratic direction. Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och aktörer i regionen samt prioritera stärkta institutioner och samhällsviktiga sektorer i samarbetsländer som genomför reformer i demokratisk riktning. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened gender equality and enhanced conditions to promote women’s and girls’ rights and freedoms, empowerment and influence. Stärkt jämställdhet och stärkta förutsättningar att främja kvinnors och flickors fri- och rättigheter egenmakt och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52030292 Sweden The project aims to support MEDRC, which a part of the multilateral peace process in the Middle East, to promote cooperation and knowledge development on water issues in the MENA region Projektet syftar till att stödja MEDRC, som är en del av den multilaterala fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern, till att främja samarbete och kunskapsutbyte kring vattenfrågor i MENA regionen. MEDRC beräknas stödjas av Sida under en treårsperiod med 18,8 miljoner kronor. The overall mission of MEDRC is to support the Middle East Peace Process through technical cooperation. As such the support to MEDRC should contribute to peace through technical cooperation at a government level on water resources so that conflict is prevented, and management and access to scarce water resources is improved. The technical cooperation is trilateral with activities including all core parties; Palestine, Israel and Jordan. While this can be considered as a relatively 'process-oriented' goal a number of more output oriented goals are identified in the result chain/theory of change, with a focus on bilateral activities in Palestine or Jordan with for example the development of PhD programmes for water specialists.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation MEDRC has performed its mandated role as a resilient and well-established medium for core party meetings, dialogue and co-operation. This occurs in a multilateral context where each party is an equal partner in a process mandated by all MEDRC member states. This status has been reaffirmed at all trilateral meetings and in MEDRC Executive Council meetings. MEDRC continues to work closely with colleagues in Israel, Palestine and Jordan to ensure clear, robust and strategically aligned programming. On bilateral level, MEDRC’s bilateral program in Palestine and Jordan was well received. At the start of 2019, MEDRC has requested nominations from Palestine and Jordan, who must attend and pass the five courses to make up the full award. Unfortunately, Palestinian colleagues were unable to join the course due to travel restrictions, however five Jordanians were able to complete the full set of courses. MEDRC has organized some Alumni Forums in Palestine and Jordan. These events were a key example of bridging the pillars of MEDRC’s bilateral programming—from academia to government, and from long-term development strategies to short-term technical solutions. The events were well-received and had significantly greater outreach than previous events as they involved civil servants, practitioners, academics and others working within the sector, alongside the students. In addition, Sida funded ten PhD students in Palestine and Jordan with a focus on water. The bilateral program was a vital part of MEDRC’s wider remit as it demonstrated that MEDRC is considered a credible partner for confidence building measures in the water sector. On trilateral level, the trilateral strategy specifically focuses on resilience and flexibility to ensure ongoing engagement when the external environment directly impacts programming.  Since 2017, all trilateral meetings have taken place in Europe. Whilst this provides an added dimension in terms of necessary visas, it has allowed meetings to take place which would not have been feasible had they been held in the region. As part of the trilateral approach, MEDRC decided to convene technical workshops for representatives of governmental agencies and others; one was held on April-May 2019 focused on “Responses to Climate Change”, the expert level roundtable was attended by 13 individuals from government, academia and NGOs from the Palestinian, Israeli and Jordanian water sectors, where they focused on a variety of topics not previously discussed in MEDRC climate change meetings, including climate finance and green bonds, gender and climate change and groundwater resources in relation to climate change. The meeting was positively perceived, and the participants affirmed the importance of MEDRC as a space for discussion and cooperation, and the importance of the co-equality of the parties within the organisation. By engaging with each of the core parties bilaterally, MEDRC was able to convene additional meetings to ensure continuity in the program. In 2019, another trilateral meeting on “Transboundary Water Management and Governance” was held in Zurich, Switzerland. This expert level roundtable was attended by 13 individuals from government from the Palestinian, Israeli and Jordanian water sectors as well as international experts. The event brought together mid-level management and senior practitioners from the Ministry of Water and Irrigation- Jordan, Water Authority Jordan, Israeli Ministry for Regional Cooperation, Jordan Valley Authority, Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection, Palestinian Water Authority, West Bank Water Department, Israeli Water Authority and the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. And a trilateral study tour was conducted to Spain, where a total of 12 participants were in attendance and all had engineering backgrounds and were predominantly Ministry employees. This tour was a success, from all three sides, in terms of core party engagement, and it was more useful and better value for money to incorporate field visits into trilateral meetings, rather than as standalone study tours. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030292-5203029201 Sweden The project aims to support MEDRC, which a part of the multilateral peace process in the Middle East, to promote cooperation and knowledge development on water issues in the MENA region Projektet syftar till att stödja MEDRC, som är en del av den multilaterala fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern, till att främja samarbete och kunskapsutbyte kring vattenfrågor i MENA regionen. MEDRC beräknas stödjas av Sida under en treårsperiod med 18,8 miljoner kronor. The overall mission of MEDRC is to support the Middle East Peace Process through technical cooperation. As such the support to MEDRC should contribute to peace through technical cooperation at a government level on water resources so that conflict is prevented, and management and access to scarce water resources is improved. The technical cooperation is trilateral with activities including all core parties; Palestine, Israel and Jordan. While this can be considered as a relatively 'process-oriented' goal a number of more output oriented goals are identified in the result chain/theory of change, with a focus on bilateral activities in Palestine or Jordan with for example the development of PhD programmes for water specialists.  Sweden MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6150000 6300000 6350000 0 0 1150000 -5000000 5000000 5000000 6300000 -5000000 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 6350000 -5000000 0 -5000000 18800000 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 6285018 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center -135018 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 6300000 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 6350000 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52030292-5203029202 Sweden The project aims to support MEDRC, which a part of the multilateral peace process in the Middle East, to promote cooperation and knowledge development on water issues in the MENA region Projektet syftar till att stödja MEDRC, som är en del av den multilaterala fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern, till att främja samarbete och kunskapsutbyte kring vattenfrågor i MENA regionen. MEDRC beräknas stödjas av Sida under en treårsperiod med 18,8 miljoner kronor. The overall mission of MEDRC is to support the Middle East Peace Process through technical cooperation. As such the support to MEDRC should contribute to peace through technical cooperation at a government level on water resources so that conflict is prevented, and management and access to scarce water resources is improved. The technical cooperation is trilateral with activities including all core parties; Palestine, Israel and Jordan. While this can be considered as a relatively 'process-oriented' goal a number of more output oriented goals are identified in the result chain/theory of change, with a focus on bilateral activities in Palestine or Jordan with for example the development of PhD programmes for water specialists.  Sweden MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 700000 700000 700000 NIRAS Sweden AB 575379.42 NIRAS Sweden AB -0.0800000001 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52030292-5203029203 Sweden The project aims to support MEDRC, which a part of the multilateral peace process in the Middle East, to promote cooperation and knowledge development on water issues in the MENA region Projektet syftar till att stödja MEDRC, som är en del av den multilaterala fredsprocessen i Mellanöstern, till att främja samarbete och kunskapsutbyte kring vattenfrågor i MENA regionen. MEDRC beräknas stödjas av Sida under en treårsperiod med 18,8 miljoner kronor. The overall mission of MEDRC is to support the Middle East Peace Process through technical cooperation. As such the support to MEDRC should contribute to peace through technical cooperation at a government level on water resources so that conflict is prevented, and management and access to scarce water resources is improved. The technical cooperation is trilateral with activities including all core parties; Palestine, Israel and Jordan. While this can be considered as a relatively 'process-oriented' goal a number of more output oriented goals are identified in the result chain/theory of change, with a focus on bilateral activities in Palestine or Jordan with for example the development of PhD programmes for water specialists.  Sweden MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -40930 -41875.83 MEDRC/The Middle East Desalination Research Center Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Sustainable management and use of transboundary natural resources, and protection and restoration of biodiversity. Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser, och skydd och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52040492 Sweden Save life, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity Detta beslut avser ett kompletterande insatsbeslut för fortsatt stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2016. Beslut fattas i enlighet med insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.3 "Kompletterande insatsbeslut". Fortsatt stöd till programmet enligt Islamic Reliefs tilläggsansökan för det tredje året bedöms relevant i enlighet med Strategi för humanitärt bistånd genom Sida 2014-2016, förlängd till 31 december 2016 enligt gällande regleringsbrev för Sida 2016. De föreslagna landprojekten bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov enligt analyser i Sidas process för allokering av humanitära medel till pågående stora humanitära kriser. Projekt i sju länder föreslås finansieras med SEK 55 000 000 i enlighet med följande fördelning: 1. Mali, SEK 3 000 000 2. Niger, SEK 4 000 000 3. Pakistan, SEK 4 000 000 4. Gaza, SEK 10 000 000 5. Yemen, SEK 10 000 000 6. Irak, SEK 4 000 000 7. Syrien, SEK 20 000 000 Därtill förslås att Sida ger fortsatt stöd till insatser för metodutveckling för att stärka Islamic Reliefs arbete med jämställdhet och skydd av barn samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att stärka uppföljning av insatser med fokus på uppföljning i fält enligt följande: 8. Metodstöd för jämställdhet och skydd av barn, SEK 1 500 000 9. Kapacitetsstärkande stöd för uppföljning, SEK 500 000 (Genom beslut 2014-002131 och 2016-000966 har dessutom medel för snabba och korta insatser vid hastigt uppkomna kriser och akuta försämringar av pågående kriser (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM), beviljats. Dessa uppgår för 2016-2017 till SEK 25 000 000 och har redan utbetalts.) Totalt föreslås att Sida med detta beslut finansierar verksamheten presenterad i tilläggsansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige med SEK 57 000 000. Det förslås att det görs ett fjärde tillägg till avtal mellan Sida och Islamic Relief Sverige om stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2017 baserat på ansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige daterad 21 mars 2016. Vidare föreslås att samtliga återstående medel för det tredje året inom avtalet utbetalas i början av 2016 för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Ethiopia Iraq Mali Niger (the) Pakistan Palestine, State of Sudan (the) Syrian Arab Republic Chad Yemen Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Emergency Response General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2017Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The planned outcome of the intervention is to contribute to alleviating humanitarian needs for the target vulnerable communities in Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Pakistan, Palestine (Gaza) Niger, Mali and Chad. NOTE: The results 2015 refer to the activity period of the first year of the agreement; June 2014 - May 2015, reults 2016 refer to the period June 2015 - May 2016 and results 2017 refer to the period June 2016 - May 2017. During the third year of the strategic partnenership with Sida IslamicRelief received support for humanitarian projects in the eight abovementioned counties and also funds for rapid response to sudden onset humanitarian crises or considerable deterioration of an ongoing protracted crisis. Among the results the following can be highlighted; Syria: Islamic Relief contributed to alleviate the suffering of the affected population through provision of emergency, trauma and primary health care. 131 health facilities supported consisting of 13 dialysis centres, 78 primary Helath centres, 10 blood banks and 30 laboratories were supported with medical supplies. 329,477 individuals got free of charge health services. The project also played a vital role in restoring, recovering and afterwards maintaining the highly damaged health system in northern Syria. Due to the constant changing security and accessibility in the targeted areas, around 31% of the planned target health facilities could not be reached and Islamic relief was forced to revise the project plans accordingly and to reallocate the resources to accessible health facilities in the target areas. Yemen; To reduce vulnerability and food insecurity in Hodeida and Lajh governorates in Yemen Islamic Relief distributed 4 650 food baskets to 2 250 vulnerable families covering 70 % of their needs for food during nine months according to sphere standards. To improve access to clean water three non-functioning water sources were rehabilitated providing water for 1 800 households. Ten water tanks were installed and 1 914 households benefitted from water trucking. Hygiene promotion sessions were conducted and 200 hygiene kits were distributed Iraq: Through the project In Iraq 4,930 food packages and 3,800 hygiene kits were distributed to internally displaced people and returnee families in Baghdad and Anbar governorates. The project reached in total 3,830 IDP families and 1,100 returnee families. The total number of beneficiaries was 27,140 individuals including 12,104 children, of the total number of beneficiaries 13,305 were women or girls and 13,835 were men or boys. Thanks to a favourable procurement and tendering process also made it possible to support of 1,100 returnee families in Fallujah City with food parcels and hygiene kits. Islamic Relief Iraq was the first humanitarian organization who provided assistance to returnee families in three districts in Fallujah City after the liberation from the so-called IS. Pakistan; In Pakistan the project reduced health risks induced by water scarcity of drought hit population of Chagai district of Balochistan supplying 7 943 people with safe water through small scale solar water pumps and expansion of the water distribution net. Five sanitation facilities were constructed and drinking water installed in public spaces, markets and schools. Gaza; In Gaza Islamic Relief continued to provide temporary employment opportunities. In this project 547 unemployed and conflict affected young men and women (almost 50% women) recently graduated from university or vocational training were temporary employed for 4-6 months. The impact of unemployment and poverty was temporarily alleviated and food security and diversity of diet improved. The participants also reported improved well-being status after the project. 439 of the beneficiaries also participated in awareness training on gender based violence and 20 received intensive training on gender based violence and presentation skills. Mali; The project in Mali improved access to safe water and increased food production and income in in the conflict and drought affected communities in Mopti and Timbuktu in northern Mali. The project rehabilitated 8 water points into sustainable solar powered systems, thus improving access to clean and safe water for 3,200 people of which 1,632 of them were women. 16 local technicians were trained to maintain the systems. As a result, the drinking water coverage rate improved from 38% prior to the project to 72% after the intervention. Out of the 1381 surveyed beneficiaries, 82% of them are now applying good hygiene and sanitation practices and the number people suffering from waterborne diseases decreased. To improve food security 171 small scale farmers (84 females) and 248 female vegetable producers were engaged in increasing a diversified agricultural production such as rice vegetables and milk. Three cereal banks were established and 40 female headed households received livestock restocking. Most of the increased production, especially vegetables, were consumed by the families rather than sold at the market. Thus there ere was no record on increased income among women, but instead, data collected from households in May 2017 showed families increased their food consumption Niger; The project in Niger contributed to the establishment of a long-lasting mechanism to reduce malnutrition related child mortality in Loga district in Dosso region. 38 health workers were trained on malnutrition and malaria treatment and one heavily damaged nutrition centre was rehabilitated, equipped and provided with medical supplies. Three other nutrition centres were provided with electricity and in total 17 nutrition centres received medical supplies. 29 500 children were screened for malnutrition and 2 462 (1 277 girls) received treatment. The recovery rate was over 94%. As a result, the global acute malnutrition rate (GAM) has been reduced to 7,4% and is now below the threshold alert rate of 10%. Severe acute malnutrition rate (SAM) has decreased from 4,8% to 0,6 in the district. Chad: The overall objective of the project was to contribute towards improved food security and WASH conditions of the target communities in Amdam, Magrane and Haouich in eastern Chad. 4 nutrition centers were established and supported. Quarterly malnutrition screening campaigns were conducted and 5880 children (2000 boys and 3880 girls) under five and 730 of pregnant were screened. 1,360 children < 5 among the screened and 210 pregnant lactating women (PLW) with malnutrition were referred to malnutrition centres, got treatment and recovered. In addition, 380 school children have participated in the school nutrition education sessions and increased their knowledge on nutrition issues. Moreover, nutrition awareness campaigns on prevention of malnutrition and optimal infant and young child feeding practices were organized and reached 5369 persons (157 men, 5,022 women, 110 boys and 80 girls). Global acute malnutrition rate (GAM) in the wider target districts was reduced 7.6% from 30.7% in 2015 to 23.1%. To enhance food security 14915 beneficiaries of whom 7756 are women and girls received agricultural inputs, livestock restocking, and benefitted from the establishment of small scale irrigation systems, construction of seed stores, distribution of seeds and training on agricultural techniques and animal health. As a result, the project enabled to increase agricultural production. The project also provided income generation grants to enable the establishment of 17 women groups to undertake small and medium scale business for processing and marketing of meat, selling of clothes, and hygiene articles. Thereby small markets for the villages in the area emerged and contributed to women’s empowerment and position in the targeted communities. To improve access to clean water and sanitation 11 boreholes were drilled and 5 boreholes rehabilitated while 16 water point management committees set up with (22% female members). 300 household latrines built and sanitation and hygiene promotion campaigns were organized. The WASH intervention has reached a total of 15,542 beneficiaries (3,909 men, 5,575 women, 2,430 boys and 3,628 girls) and has contributed significantly to the improved health of the target communities and resulted in reduction of the incidence and prevalence of water and sanitation related diseases. Rapid responses; Islamic Relief has during the year made ten urgent and short term interventions in sudden onset crisis or considerable deterioration of protracted crisis in the following countries: Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Pakistan, Su No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040492-5204049201-H Sweden Save life, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity Detta beslut avser ett kompletterande insatsbeslut för fortsatt stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2016. Beslut fattas i enlighet med insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.3 "Kompletterande insatsbeslut". Fortsatt stöd till programmet enligt Islamic Reliefs tilläggsansökan för det tredje året bedöms relevant i enlighet med Strategi för humanitärt bistånd genom Sida 2014-2016, förlängd till 31 december 2016 enligt gällande regleringsbrev för Sida 2016. De föreslagna landprojekten bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov enligt analyser i Sidas process för allokering av humanitära medel till pågående stora humanitära kriser. Projekt i sju länder föreslås finansieras med SEK 55 000 000 i enlighet med följande fördelning: 1. Mali, SEK 3 000 000 2. Niger, SEK 4 000 000 3. Pakistan, SEK 4 000 000 4. Gaza, SEK 10 000 000 5. Yemen, SEK 10 000 000 6. Irak, SEK 4 000 000 7. Syrien, SEK 20 000 000 Därtill förslås att Sida ger fortsatt stöd till insatser för metodutveckling för att stärka Islamic Reliefs arbete med jämställdhet och skydd av barn samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att stärka uppföljning av insatser med fokus på uppföljning i fält enligt följande: 8. Metodstöd för jämställdhet och skydd av barn, SEK 1 500 000 9. Kapacitetsstärkande stöd för uppföljning, SEK 500 000 (Genom beslut 2014-002131 och 2016-000966 har dessutom medel för snabba och korta insatser vid hastigt uppkomna kriser och akuta försämringar av pågående kriser (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM), beviljats. Dessa uppgår för 2016-2017 till SEK 25 000 000 och har redan utbetalts.) Totalt föreslås att Sida med detta beslut finansierar verksamheten presenterad i tilläggsansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige med SEK 57 000 000. Det förslås att det görs ett fjärde tillägg till avtal mellan Sida och Islamic Relief Sverige om stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2017 baserat på ansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige daterad 21 mars 2016. Vidare föreslås att samtliga återstående medel för det tredje året inom avtalet utbetalas i början av 2016 för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. 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Beslut fattas i enlighet med insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.3 "Kompletterande insatsbeslut". Fortsatt stöd till programmet enligt Islamic Reliefs tilläggsansökan för det tredje året bedöms relevant i enlighet med Strategi för humanitärt bistånd genom Sida 2014-2016, förlängd till 31 december 2016 enligt gällande regleringsbrev för Sida 2016. De föreslagna landprojekten bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov enligt analyser i Sidas process för allokering av humanitära medel till pågående stora humanitära kriser. Projekt i sju länder föreslås finansieras med SEK 55 000 000 i enlighet med följande fördelning: 1. Mali, SEK 3 000 000 2. Niger, SEK 4 000 000 3. Pakistan, SEK 4 000 000 4. Gaza, SEK 10 000 000 5. Yemen, SEK 10 000 000 6. Irak, SEK 4 000 000 7. Syrien, SEK 20 000 000 Därtill förslås att Sida ger fortsatt stöd till insatser för metodutveckling för att stärka Islamic Reliefs arbete med jämställdhet och skydd av barn samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att stärka uppföljning av insatser med fokus på uppföljning i fält enligt följande: 8. Metodstöd för jämställdhet och skydd av barn, SEK 1 500 000 9. Kapacitetsstärkande stöd för uppföljning, SEK 500 000 (Genom beslut 2014-002131 och 2016-000966 har dessutom medel för snabba och korta insatser vid hastigt uppkomna kriser och akuta försämringar av pågående kriser (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM), beviljats. Dessa uppgår för 2016-2017 till SEK 25 000 000 och har redan utbetalts.) Totalt föreslås att Sida med detta beslut finansierar verksamheten presenterad i tilläggsansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige med SEK 57 000 000. Det förslås att det görs ett fjärde tillägg till avtal mellan Sida och Islamic Relief Sverige om stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2017 baserat på ansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige daterad 21 mars 2016. Vidare föreslås att samtliga återstående medel för det tredje året inom avtalet utbetalas i början av 2016 för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden Islamic Relief Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 224800 224800 224800 Ernst & Young 224685 Ernst & Young 115 Ernst & Young SE-0-SE-6-52040492-5204049203-H Sweden Save life, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity Detta beslut avser ett kompletterande insatsbeslut för fortsatt stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2016. Beslut fattas i enlighet med insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.3 "Kompletterande insatsbeslut". Fortsatt stöd till programmet enligt Islamic Reliefs tilläggsansökan för det tredje året bedöms relevant i enlighet med Strategi för humanitärt bistånd genom Sida 2014-2016, förlängd till 31 december 2016 enligt gällande regleringsbrev för Sida 2016. De föreslagna landprojekten bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov enligt analyser i Sidas process för allokering av humanitära medel till pågående stora humanitära kriser. Projekt i sju länder föreslås finansieras med SEK 55 000 000 i enlighet med följande fördelning: 1. Mali, SEK 3 000 000 2. Niger, SEK 4 000 000 3. Pakistan, SEK 4 000 000 4. Gaza, SEK 10 000 000 5. Yemen, SEK 10 000 000 6. Irak, SEK 4 000 000 7. Syrien, SEK 20 000 000 Därtill förslås att Sida ger fortsatt stöd till insatser för metodutveckling för att stärka Islamic Reliefs arbete med jämställdhet och skydd av barn samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för att stärka uppföljning av insatser med fokus på uppföljning i fält enligt följande: 8. Metodstöd för jämställdhet och skydd av barn, SEK 1 500 000 9. Kapacitetsstärkande stöd för uppföljning, SEK 500 000 (Genom beslut 2014-002131 och 2016-000966 har dessutom medel för snabba och korta insatser vid hastigt uppkomna kriser och akuta försämringar av pågående kriser (Rapid Response Mechanism, RRM), beviljats. Dessa uppgår för 2016-2017 till SEK 25 000 000 och har redan utbetalts.) Totalt föreslås att Sida med detta beslut finansierar verksamheten presenterad i tilläggsansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige med SEK 57 000 000. Det förslås att det görs ett fjärde tillägg till avtal mellan Sida och Islamic Relief Sverige om stöd till Islamic Relief Sveriges globala humanitära program 2014-2017 baserat på ansökan från Islamic Relief Sverige daterad 21 mars 2016. Vidare föreslås att samtliga återstående medel för det tredje året inom avtalet utbetalas i början av 2016 för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden Islamic Relief Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Islamic Relief Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 0 -5121751 -1531491 -1531491 Islamic Relief -5121751 Islamic Relief Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-52050129 Sweden Continued support to previous program to improve economic integration an the rural roads network in the northern provinces. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillträdet till marknader, sysselsättningsmöjligheter och social service för fattiga kvinnor och män på landsbygden i provinserna Samangan, Sar-e-Pul, Jowsjan och Balkh i norra Afghanistan. Insatsen syftar vidare till institutionell kapacitetsutveckling på nationell och provinsiell nivå i drift och underhåll av landsbygdsvägar. Programmets huvudkomponenter är följande - Förbättring och underhåll av sekundärvägar, bestående av rehabilitering/konstruktion 50 km, upgradering av 54 km till permanent beläggning, periodiskt underhåll av 211 km ,rutinunderhåll av 1 871 km -Förbättring och underhåll av tertiärvägar, bestående av rehabilitering/konstruktion 137 km, upgradering av periodiskt underhåll av 137 km, rutinunderhåll av 800 km - Akut underhåll av sekundär- och tertiärvägar för att hålla vägnätet öppet under svåra väderhållanden som snöfall,skyfall och översvämningar - Kapacitetsutveckling på provinsnivå i tekniskt kunnande för vägbyggnation och underhåll, förvaltningskunnande och jämlikhet. Utbildningen riktas mot ingenjörer och teknisk personal i berörda provinsförvaltningar,ingenjörsstuderande( minst 30 % kvinnor) , byråd (Community Development Councils/Shuras), lokala byggnadsentreprenörer i anbudsförfarande (minst 30 % för kvinnliga entreprenörer eller jämställdhetsprogressiva byggnadsentreprenörer), kvinnor för utbildning i specifika uppgifter inom vägbyggnation och underhåll, samt trafiksäkerhetskampanjer för gymnasiestudenter - stärkande av institutionell kapacitet särskilt avseende etablering av system för vägunderhåll ( Road Maintenance Management System(RMMS), som utvecklats i tidigare fas av programmet inklusive utrustning för undersökning av vägbeskaffanhet och laboratorieundersökningar - Kapacitetsutveckling på nationell nivå, bestående av standardisering av system och verktyg för vägunderhåll, uppföljning av vägnätets kondition med avändning av internationella standards , kontraktsförvaltning och projektövervakning Jämställdhet och försörjningsskapande genomsyrar programmet i sin helhet. Economic integration between urban and rural areas in northern Afghanistan through increased road access to markets and social services, supporting job creation and poverty reduction.      Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Road transport Transport & Storage The results achieved include the following: 1. Improved access to 258 schools, 105 health centers, and 101 markets for local community through construction, rehabilitation and maintenance, snow clearence of roads and road embergency responses. 2. Developed roadway O&M training manuals. 3. Delivered Training to MoPW and MRRD provincial staff. 4. Procured smartphone applications for roadroid to measure IRI and collected IRI data for 21000 Km of road for RMMS in four provinces. 5. Providing internship programmes for 38 new engineering graduates including 16 women and trained 160 engineering graduates including 25 women. 6. Trained 94 local contractors on various capacity building activities, 90 local community representative, 90 community representative or entrepreneurs on gender sensitization and road works. 7. Formed 80 LRUCs with 42% female membership. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52050129-5205012901 Sweden Continued support to previous program to improve economic integration an the rural roads network in the northern provinces. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillträdet till marknader, sysselsättningsmöjligheter och social service för fattiga kvinnor och män på landsbygden i provinserna Samangan, Sar-e-Pul, Jowsjan och Balkh i norra Afghanistan. Insatsen syftar vidare till institutionell kapacitetsutveckling på nationell och provinsiell nivå i drift och underhåll av landsbygdsvägar. Programmets huvudkomponenter är följande - Förbättring och underhåll av sekundärvägar, bestående av rehabilitering/konstruktion 50 km, upgradering av 54 km till permanent beläggning, periodiskt underhåll av 211 km ,rutinunderhåll av 1 871 km -Förbättring och underhåll av tertiärvägar, bestående av rehabilitering/konstruktion 137 km, upgradering av periodiskt underhåll av 137 km, rutinunderhåll av 800 km - Akut underhåll av sekundär- och tertiärvägar för att hålla vägnätet öppet under svåra väderhållanden som snöfall,skyfall och översvämningar - Kapacitetsutveckling på provinsnivå i tekniskt kunnande för vägbyggnation och underhåll, förvaltningskunnande och jämlikhet. Utbildningen riktas mot ingenjörer och teknisk personal i berörda provinsförvaltningar,ingenjörsstuderande( minst 30 % kvinnor) , byråd (Community Development Councils/Shuras), lokala byggnadsentreprenörer i anbudsförfarande (minst 30 % för kvinnliga entreprenörer eller jämställdhetsprogressiva byggnadsentreprenörer), kvinnor för utbildning i specifika uppgifter inom vägbyggnation och underhåll, samt trafiksäkerhetskampanjer för gymnasiestudenter - stärkande av institutionell kapacitet särskilt avseende etablering av system för vägunderhåll ( Road Maintenance Management System(RMMS), som utvecklats i tidigare fas av programmet inklusive utrustning för undersökning av vägbeskaffanhet och laboratorieundersökningar - Kapacitetsutveckling på nationell nivå, bestående av standardisering av system och verktyg för vägunderhåll, uppföljning av vägnätets kondition med avändning av internationella standards , kontraktsförvaltning och projektövervakning Jämställdhet och försörjningsskapande genomsyrar programmet i sin helhet. Economic integration between urban and rural areas in northern Afghanistan through increased road access to markets and social services, supporting job creation and poverty reduction.      Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.4 - Till 2030 rusta upp infrastrukturen och anpassa industrin för att göra dessa hållbara, med effektivare resursanvändning och fler rena och miljövänliga tekniker och industriprocesser. 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Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillträdet till marknader, sysselsättningsmöjligheter och social service för fattiga kvinnor och män på landsbygden i provinserna Samangan, Sar-e-Pul, Jowsjan och Balkh i norra Afghanistan. Insatsen syftar vidare till institutionell kapacitetsutveckling på nationell och provinsiell nivå i drift och underhåll av landsbygdsvägar. Programmets huvudkomponenter är följande - Förbättring och underhåll av sekundärvägar, bestående av rehabilitering/konstruktion 50 km, upgradering av 54 km till permanent beläggning, periodiskt underhåll av 211 km ,rutinunderhåll av 1 871 km -Förbättring och underhåll av tertiärvägar, bestående av rehabilitering/konstruktion 137 km, upgradering av periodiskt underhåll av 137 km, rutinunderhåll av 800 km - Akut underhåll av sekundär- och tertiärvägar för att hålla vägnätet öppet under svåra väderhållanden som snöfall,skyfall och översvämningar - Kapacitetsutveckling på provinsnivå i tekniskt kunnande för vägbyggnation och underhåll, förvaltningskunnande och jämlikhet. Utbildningen riktas mot ingenjörer och teknisk personal i berörda provinsförvaltningar,ingenjörsstuderande( minst 30 % kvinnor) , byråd (Community Development Councils/Shuras), lokala byggnadsentreprenörer i anbudsförfarande (minst 30 % för kvinnliga entreprenörer eller jämställdhetsprogressiva byggnadsentreprenörer), kvinnor för utbildning i specifika uppgifter inom vägbyggnation och underhåll, samt trafiksäkerhetskampanjer för gymnasiestudenter - stärkande av institutionell kapacitet särskilt avseende etablering av system för vägunderhåll ( Road Maintenance Management System(RMMS), som utvecklats i tidigare fas av programmet inklusive utrustning för undersökning av vägbeskaffanhet och laboratorieundersökningar - Kapacitetsutveckling på nationell nivå, bestående av standardisering av system och verktyg för vägunderhåll, uppföljning av vägnätets kondition med avändning av internationella standards , kontraktsförvaltning och projektövervakning Jämställdhet och försörjningsskapande genomsyrar programmet i sin helhet. Economic integration between urban and rural areas in northern Afghanistan through increased road access to markets and social services, supporting job creation and poverty reduction.      Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.4 - Till 2030 rusta upp infrastrukturen och anpassa industrin för att göra dessa hållbara, med effektivare resursanvändning och fler rena och miljövänliga tekniker och industriprocesser. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder i enlighet med sina respektive förutsättningar. 9.4 - By 2030, upgrade infrastructure and retrofit industries to make them sustainable, with increased resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes, with all countries taking action in accordance with their respective capabilities. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -4857825 -4857824.8700000001 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Improved sustainable livelihood opportunities for people living in poverty, especially women and vulnerable groups. Förbättrade hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom, särskilt för kvinnor och utsatta grupper. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52050129-5205012904 Sweden Continued support to previous program to improve economic integration an the rural roads network in the northern provinces. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra tillträdet till marknader, sysselsättningsmöjligheter och social service för fattiga kvinnor och män på landsbygden i provinserna Samangan, Sar-e-Pul, Jowsjan och Balkh i norra Afghanistan. Insatsen syftar vidare till institutionell kapacitetsutveckling på nationell och provinsiell nivå i drift och underhåll av landsbygdsvägar. Programmets huvudkomponenter är följande - Förbättring och underhåll av sekundärvägar, bestående av rehabilitering/konstruktion 50 km, upgradering av 54 km till permanent beläggning, periodiskt underhåll av 211 km ,rutinunderhåll av 1 871 km -Förbättring och underhåll av tertiärvägar, bestående av rehabilitering/konstruktion 137 km, upgradering av periodiskt underhåll av 137 km, rutinunderhåll av 800 km - Akut underhåll av sekundär- och tertiärvägar för att hålla vägnätet öppet under svåra väderhållanden som snöfall,skyfall och översvämningar - Kapacitetsutveckling på provinsnivå i tekniskt kunnande för vägbyggnation och underhåll, förvaltningskunnande och jämlikhet. Utbildningen riktas mot ingenjörer och teknisk personal i berörda provinsförvaltningar,ingenjörsstuderande( minst 30 % kvinnor) , byråd (Community Development Councils/Shuras), lokala byggnadsentreprenörer i anbudsförfarande (minst 30 % för kvinnliga entreprenörer eller jämställdhetsprogressiva byggnadsentreprenörer), kvinnor för utbildning i specifika uppgifter inom vägbyggnation och underhåll, samt trafiksäkerhetskampanjer för gymnasiestudenter - stärkande av institutionell kapacitet särskilt avseende etablering av system för vägunderhåll ( Road Maintenance Management System(RMMS), som utvecklats i tidigare fas av programmet inklusive utrustning för undersökning av vägbeskaffanhet och laboratorieundersökningar - Kapacitetsutveckling på nationell nivå, bestående av standardisering av system och verktyg för vägunderhåll, uppföljning av vägnätets kondition med avändning av internationella standards , kontraktsförvaltning och projektövervakning Jämställdhet och försörjningsskapande genomsyrar programmet i sin helhet. Economic integration between urban and rural areas in northern Afghanistan through increased road access to markets and social services, supporting job creation and poverty reduction.      Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.4 - By 2030, upgrade infrastructure and retrofit industries to make them sustainable, with increased resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes, with all countries taking action in accordance with their respective capabilities. 9.4 - Till 2030 rusta upp infrastrukturen och anpassa industrin för att göra dessa hållbara, med effektivare resursanvändning och fler rena och miljövänliga tekniker och industriprocesser. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder i enlighet med sina respektive förutsättningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -10157999 0 0 -10157999 -10157999 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -10157998.5899999999 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Improved sustainable livelihood opportunities for people living in poverty, especially women and vulnerable groups. Förbättrade hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom, särskilt för kvinnor och utsatta grupper. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52050137 Sweden The proposed intervention will build and expand on the previous project phase 2013-2015. The project will be implemented during the four-year period from 2016 to 2019 in six provinces. Five of the provinces are the same as in the previous project phase: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh and Kabul. An additional sixth province is added; Faryab as an additional humanitarian component was included in the project as transition from Save the Children's humanitarian work in Afghanistan. This is a part of Sida’s efforts to link humanitarian assistance with development aid. The overall objective of this program is strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the program seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. The project will begin with a five-month "Inception Phase starting in January 2016 and be reported in an inception report in June 2016. Conflict sensitivity is key, given the difficult situation of human rights in Afghanistan. The initial assessment suggested a project period of three years. The appraisal, and this decision is proposing a project period of four years as a four-year effort is better placed to measure results. The Results Strategy for Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 also allows for this. The total budget as of the application was 49.7 million SEK. The contribution has been extended until 2020 and the total budget is 62.7 million SEK. Sida is the only donor. Den föreslagna insatsen är en fortsättning av Rädda Barnens/Save the Childrens projekt för barns rätt till trygghet och skydd i Afghanistan (som pågått 2013 - 2015). Den nya insatsen är planerad att pågå 2016-2019 i sex provinser. Fem av provinserna är samma som i projektets första fas: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh och Kabul. En sjätte provins, Faryad, har tillkommit i och med att en humanitär komponent tagits över från Rädda Barnens humanitära barnrättsprogram i Afghanistan. Det är ett led i Sidas ansträngningar att öka arbetet med transition, dvs. överbryggning mellan humanitärt stöd och utvecklingsstöd. Möjligheten fanns i och med att Rädda Barnen varit verksamt med båda stödformerna i Afghanistan. Nu ges det humanitära arbetet möjlighet att arbeta mer med långsiktigt stöd i den svåra utdragna konflikten. Den humanitära komponenten och transitionen ska utvärderas under år två. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att stärka barns rätt till trygghet och skydd, på en nationell, provinsiell, distrikt- och samhällsnivå i Afghanistan och att minska förekomsten av exploatering, försummelse, våld och övergrepp mot barn. Insatsen är ett projekt. Projektet kommer att inledas med en fem månader lång s.k. "Inception phase", en inledningsfas med start i januari 2016 och rapporteras i en slutrapport i juni 2016. Konfliktkänslighet är A och O givet den svåra situationen för mänskliga rättigheter i Afghanistan. Den inledande beredningen föreslog en projektperiod på tre år. Huvudberedningen och detta beslut föreslår en projektperiod på fyra år, då en fyraårig insats har också bättre förutsättningar att mäta resultat. Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 ger också utrymme för det. Insatsens totala budget ligger i samband med ansökan på 49 700 000 SEK. Insatsen har förlängts till 2020 och är därmed på totalt 62 700 000 SEK. Sida är den enda givaren. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services and reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the project seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. Following are the results to be achieved at outcome level: Result 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems (referring to before the political transition in August 2021) improve access to and utilization of preventive and response services. Result 2: Violence against children is no longer tolerated in schools and at homes. Result 3: Children involved in or at risk of entering harmful work can access adequate support and protection that reduce their risk and improves their own and their families' livelihood opportunities as a way out of hazardous work. Result 4: Local Civil Society organizations (CSOs) demonstrate enhanced organizational operation capacity and more specific capacity in child rights and protection programming. Result 5: Community institutions, including those led by children and youth, are better able to respond to disasters affecting them. Result 6: Boys and girls are protected from the direct impact of conflict through the prevention and response to recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups and indirect impact through awareness-raising and community-based risk reduction activities (Nangarhar province). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Human rights Government & Civil Society-general During 2020 there were serious security challenges and political instability and the COVID-19 pandemic made the operating environment even more challenging. Despite these changes the major achievements of selective activities are as follows: Result area 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems and access to preventative and response services (System strengthening refers before the political transition in August 2021). Community based child protection networks members (CBCPN) in five provinces were trained in safe identification and referrals. The training resulted in a heightened capacity to effectively respond to cases of abuse and to direct the ones affected to the right services. This made the number of children that were identified and helped during 2020 higher than in 2019. Which also means that the network members are more trusted. Since network members were not allowed to attend community gatherings because of the pandemic, they instead did safe door-to-door activities with awareness messages. During 2020 170 networks added a focus on child marriage, as the risk became more evident during the pandemic. The database of service providers were also updated so that children could receive timely support and village leaders learned strategies on how to talk to parents to encourage them to send their children (girls) to school. Additionally, there was an orientation with 1.700 participants on Gender from an Islamic Perspective (training manual), this orientation have led to significant changes in behaviour of male family members according to reportings from female network members. Result area 2: Violence against children not tolerated in school or at home. The Child-led Participatory Situational Analysis is a core activity to ensure meaningful child participation in program design and adaptation. There is also a feedback mechanism where children can share their views and feedback on the program. School Student Councils were established which made it possible to monitor child right violations both at schools and at home. Additionally, teacher to teacher trainings took place which was reported to have been effective. In total 740 teachers in five provinces were trained on the negative effects of Physical Humiliating Punishment and as a result there have been reports on less violence in schools. To address gender inequalities, a contextual training on the fatherhood manual with 480 fathers were held. The interest of fathers to attend had increased exponentially since fathers from the previous years and reports on the results have been coming in from females of the households that the role of the husband and father had changed significantly after the training. There were also 800 children that were educated on their rights and protection and to say no to violations to support violence-free schools. Result area 3: Children at risk of entering harmful work have access to support and protection. The project team (in collaboration with CBCPNs and CGs) conducted a vulnerability mapping exercise in six provinces to identify the most vulnerable children. Communities were mobilised to contribute to the program and to facilitate the reintegration of children into state schools. The number of children removed from the streets in six provinces increased in comparison to the last year and 901 children were enrolled in community children centers where they received psychological support, case management and educated in childs rights. A market assessment took place to measure the market demand on the income generating activities. In 2019, 35% of business were female led where as in 2020, 44% were female led. This is a positive increase of women into the economic life. A training of 577 parents and caregivers of working children took place, this lead to a positive change in the action and attitudes of the adults that partook in the training. Additionally, employers were engaged in a program to prevent child abuse and exploitation. As a result, 182 male employers were trained on childs rights. Result area 4: Local civil society organisations have more operational capacity and specifically in child protection programming. The civil society organisations (CSO) enjoys a high level of trust in their communities, in 2020 the CSOs took on an advisory role to support program implementation and design, providing expertise on the local contexts. This helped to improve the programs. CSOs had initiatives and campaigns regarding the child protection issue, their involvement in this was also helpful to address existing child protection issues in the communities. For example, 53 police officers were trained on child rights during 2020 and informative sessions on COVID-19 were held with 400 children. during 2020 Haya, a female led CSO supported a female campaign on awareness-raising of womens rights and child marriage in conservative communities. Result area 5: Community institutions are better equipped to respond to disasters affecting them. In 2020, 10 staff members were educated in the Psychological First Aid (PFA), because of this the project could ensure that each targeted province has a PFA focal point. This also helped communities to receive on-time support during the pandemic. Especially concerning children that were abused and had a violent home or workplace. During 2020, the work to scale up the inclusion of children with disabilities begun. Training and awareness events on rights of children with disabilities took place which was shown to change the perception that people have on children with disabilities. However, still much work has to be done, especially in schools. Result area 6: Children are more protected from recruitment to armed forces and groups through awareness raising measures. During 2020, six child friendly spaces (CFS) focusing on internally displaced persons (IDP) were established. Totally 320 children participated in the CFS and were referred to service providers. The children also received health education, PFA and awareness session on the prevention of COVID-19. Since most of the children did not have a National Identity Card due to displacement, many got help to access the cards so that they could get enrolled in school. There were also a mass awareness-raising campaign during 2020 on child rights and protection and child/early or forced marriage and recruitment of children into armed forces or groups. The participation of religious leaders in the dialogue with the family has been key for success in convincing families not to follow through with the child marriages. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52050137-5205013701 Sweden The proposed intervention will build and expand on the previous project phase 2013-2015. The project will be implemented during the four-year period from 2016 to 2019 in six provinces. Five of the provinces are the same as in the previous project phase: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh and Kabul. An additional sixth province is added; Faryab as an additional humanitarian component was included in the project as transition from Save the Children's humanitarian work in Afghanistan. This is a part of Sida’s efforts to link humanitarian assistance with development aid. The overall objective of this program is strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the program seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. The project will begin with a five-month "Inception Phase starting in January 2016 and be reported in an inception report in June 2016. Conflict sensitivity is key, given the difficult situation of human rights in Afghanistan. The initial assessment suggested a project period of three years. The appraisal, and this decision is proposing a project period of four years as a four-year effort is better placed to measure results. The Results Strategy for Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 also allows for this. The total budget as of the application was 49.7 million SEK. The contribution has been extended until 2020 and the total budget is 62.7 million SEK. Sida is the only donor. Den föreslagna insatsen är en fortsättning av Rädda Barnens/Save the Childrens projekt för barns rätt till trygghet och skydd i Afghanistan (som pågått 2013 - 2015). Den nya insatsen är planerad att pågå 2016-2019 i sex provinser. Fem av provinserna är samma som i projektets första fas: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh och Kabul. En sjätte provins, Faryad, har tillkommit i och med att en humanitär komponent tagits över från Rädda Barnens humanitära barnrättsprogram i Afghanistan. Det är ett led i Sidas ansträngningar att öka arbetet med transition, dvs. överbryggning mellan humanitärt stöd och utvecklingsstöd. Möjligheten fanns i och med att Rädda Barnen varit verksamt med båda stödformerna i Afghanistan. Nu ges det humanitära arbetet möjlighet att arbeta mer med långsiktigt stöd i den svåra utdragna konflikten. Den humanitära komponenten och transitionen ska utvärderas under år två. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att stärka barns rätt till trygghet och skydd, på en nationell, provinsiell, distrikt- och samhällsnivå i Afghanistan och att minska förekomsten av exploatering, försummelse, våld och övergrepp mot barn. Insatsen är ett projekt. Projektet kommer att inledas med en fem månader lång s.k. "Inception phase", en inledningsfas med start i januari 2016 och rapporteras i en slutrapport i juni 2016. Konfliktkänslighet är A och O givet den svåra situationen för mänskliga rättigheter i Afghanistan. Den inledande beredningen föreslog en projektperiod på tre år. Huvudberedningen och detta beslut föreslår en projektperiod på fyra år, då en fyraårig insats har också bättre förutsättningar att mäta resultat. Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 ger också utrymme för det. Insatsens totala budget ligger i samband med ansökan på 49 700 000 SEK. Insatsen har förlängts till 2020 och är därmed på totalt 62 700 000 SEK. Sida är den enda givaren. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services and reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the project seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. Following are the results to be achieved at outcome level: Result 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems (referring to before the political transition in August 2021) improve access to and utilization of preventive and response services. Result 2: Violence against children is no longer tolerated in schools and at homes. Result 3: Children involved in or at risk of entering harmful work can access adequate support and protection that reduce their risk and improves their own and their families' livelihood opportunities as a way out of hazardous work. Result 4: Local Civil Society organizations (CSOs) demonstrate enhanced organizational operation capacity and more specific capacity in child rights and protection programming. Result 5: Community institutions, including those led by children and youth, are better able to respond to disasters affecting them. Result 6: Boys and girls are protected from the direct impact of conflict through the prevention and response to recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups and indirect impact through awareness-raising and community-based risk reduction activities (Nangarhar province). Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12410000 15064000 11481000 23745000 9000000 0 0 12410000 6410000 0 5171373 0 0 0 -12410000 0 6000000 0 11481000 0 15064000 0 5745000 0 6309627 0 9000000 -11481000 10745000 0 5000000 2255000 71700000 Save the Children, Sweden 6410000 Save the Children, Sweden 6000000 Save the Children, Sweden 15064000 Save the Children, Sweden 5171373 Save the Children, Sweden 6309627 Save the Children, Sweden 5745000 Save the Children, Sweden 5000000 Save the Children, Sweden 13000000 Save the Children, Sweden 9000000 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of women and children to enjoy their human rights Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och flickors möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52050137-5205013702 Sweden The proposed intervention will build and expand on the previous project phase 2013-2015. The project will be implemented during the four-year period from 2016 to 2019 in six provinces. Five of the provinces are the same as in the previous project phase: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh and Kabul. An additional sixth province is added; Faryab as an additional humanitarian component was included in the project as transition from Save the Children's humanitarian work in Afghanistan. This is a part of Sida’s efforts to link humanitarian assistance with development aid. The overall objective of this program is strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the program seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. The project will begin with a five-month "Inception Phase starting in January 2016 and be reported in an inception report in June 2016. Conflict sensitivity is key, given the difficult situation of human rights in Afghanistan. The initial assessment suggested a project period of three years. The appraisal, and this decision is proposing a project period of four years as a four-year effort is better placed to measure results. The Results Strategy for Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 also allows for this. The total budget as of the application was 49.7 million SEK. The contribution has been extended until 2020 and the total budget is 62.7 million SEK. Sida is the only donor. Den föreslagna insatsen är en fortsättning av Rädda Barnens/Save the Childrens projekt för barns rätt till trygghet och skydd i Afghanistan (som pågått 2013 - 2015). Den nya insatsen är planerad att pågå 2016-2019 i sex provinser. Fem av provinserna är samma som i projektets första fas: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh och Kabul. En sjätte provins, Faryad, har tillkommit i och med att en humanitär komponent tagits över från Rädda Barnens humanitära barnrättsprogram i Afghanistan. Det är ett led i Sidas ansträngningar att öka arbetet med transition, dvs. överbryggning mellan humanitärt stöd och utvecklingsstöd. Möjligheten fanns i och med att Rädda Barnen varit verksamt med båda stödformerna i Afghanistan. Nu ges det humanitära arbetet möjlighet att arbeta mer med långsiktigt stöd i den svåra utdragna konflikten. Den humanitära komponenten och transitionen ska utvärderas under år två. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att stärka barns rätt till trygghet och skydd, på en nationell, provinsiell, distrikt- och samhällsnivå i Afghanistan och att minska förekomsten av exploatering, försummelse, våld och övergrepp mot barn. Insatsen är ett projekt. Projektet kommer att inledas med en fem månader lång s.k. "Inception phase", en inledningsfas med start i januari 2016 och rapporteras i en slutrapport i juni 2016. Konfliktkänslighet är A och O givet den svåra situationen för mänskliga rättigheter i Afghanistan. Den inledande beredningen föreslog en projektperiod på tre år. Huvudberedningen och detta beslut föreslår en projektperiod på fyra år, då en fyraårig insats har också bättre förutsättningar att mäta resultat. Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 ger också utrymme för det. Insatsens totala budget ligger i samband med ansökan på 49 700 000 SEK. Insatsen har förlängts till 2020 och är därmed på totalt 62 700 000 SEK. Sida är den enda givaren. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services and reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the project seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. Following are the results to be achieved at outcome level: Result 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems (referring to before the political transition in August 2021) improve access to and utilization of preventive and response services. Result 2: Violence against children is no longer tolerated in schools and at homes. Result 3: Children involved in or at risk of entering harmful work can access adequate support and protection that reduce their risk and improves their own and their families' livelihood opportunities as a way out of hazardous work. Result 4: Local Civil Society organizations (CSOs) demonstrate enhanced organizational operation capacity and more specific capacity in child rights and protection programming. Result 5: Community institutions, including those led by children and youth, are better able to respond to disasters affecting them. Result 6: Boys and girls are protected from the direct impact of conflict through the prevention and response to recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups and indirect impact through awareness-raising and community-based risk reduction activities (Nangarhar province). Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 0 0 6000000 6000000 Save the Children, Sweden 6000000 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Strengthened institutions that uphold and guarantee the respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkta institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52050137-5205013703 Sweden The proposed intervention will build and expand on the previous project phase 2013-2015. The project will be implemented during the four-year period from 2016 to 2019 in six provinces. Five of the provinces are the same as in the previous project phase: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh and Kabul. An additional sixth province is added; Faryab as an additional humanitarian component was included in the project as transition from Save the Children's humanitarian work in Afghanistan. This is a part of Sida’s efforts to link humanitarian assistance with development aid. The overall objective of this program is strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the program seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. The project will begin with a five-month "Inception Phase starting in January 2016 and be reported in an inception report in June 2016. Conflict sensitivity is key, given the difficult situation of human rights in Afghanistan. The initial assessment suggested a project period of three years. The appraisal, and this decision is proposing a project period of four years as a four-year effort is better placed to measure results. The Results Strategy for Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 also allows for this. The total budget as of the application was 49.7 million SEK. The contribution has been extended until 2020 and the total budget is 62.7 million SEK. Sida is the only donor. Den föreslagna insatsen är en fortsättning av Rädda Barnens/Save the Childrens projekt för barns rätt till trygghet och skydd i Afghanistan (som pågått 2013 - 2015). Den nya insatsen är planerad att pågå 2016-2019 i sex provinser. Fem av provinserna är samma som i projektets första fas: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh och Kabul. En sjätte provins, Faryad, har tillkommit i och med att en humanitär komponent tagits över från Rädda Barnens humanitära barnrättsprogram i Afghanistan. Det är ett led i Sidas ansträngningar att öka arbetet med transition, dvs. överbryggning mellan humanitärt stöd och utvecklingsstöd. Möjligheten fanns i och med att Rädda Barnen varit verksamt med båda stödformerna i Afghanistan. Nu ges det humanitära arbetet möjlighet att arbeta mer med långsiktigt stöd i den svåra utdragna konflikten. Den humanitära komponenten och transitionen ska utvärderas under år två. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att stärka barns rätt till trygghet och skydd, på en nationell, provinsiell, distrikt- och samhällsnivå i Afghanistan och att minska förekomsten av exploatering, försummelse, våld och övergrepp mot barn. Insatsen är ett projekt. Projektet kommer att inledas med en fem månader lång s.k. "Inception phase", en inledningsfas med start i januari 2016 och rapporteras i en slutrapport i juni 2016. Konfliktkänslighet är A och O givet den svåra situationen för mänskliga rättigheter i Afghanistan. Den inledande beredningen föreslog en projektperiod på tre år. Huvudberedningen och detta beslut föreslår en projektperiod på fyra år, då en fyraårig insats har också bättre förutsättningar att mäta resultat. Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 ger också utrymme för det. Insatsens totala budget ligger i samband med ansökan på 49 700 000 SEK. Insatsen har förlängts till 2020 och är därmed på totalt 62 700 000 SEK. Sida är den enda givaren. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services and reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the project seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. Following are the results to be achieved at outcome level: Result 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems (referring to before the political transition in August 2021) improve access to and utilization of preventive and response services. Result 2: Violence against children is no longer tolerated in schools and at homes. Result 3: Children involved in or at risk of entering harmful work can access adequate support and protection that reduce their risk and improves their own and their families' livelihood opportunities as a way out of hazardous work. Result 4: Local Civil Society organizations (CSOs) demonstrate enhanced organizational operation capacity and more specific capacity in child rights and protection programming. Result 5: Community institutions, including those led by children and youth, are better able to respond to disasters affecting them. Result 6: Boys and girls are protected from the direct impact of conflict through the prevention and response to recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups and indirect impact through awareness-raising and community-based risk reduction activities (Nangarhar province). Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -340617 -340618 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-52060066 Sweden The main objective is to integrate women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership, in the political and social processes in Colombia to contribute to a sustainable peace. This will be done through two expected results: 1) Transitional justice with a gender perspective - to include measures to guarantee women's protection and their rights in the national legislation as well as in DDR processes and 2) Citizenship for Peace - to promote women's active participation in national and local initiatives for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and even in possible post-conflict scenarios as key actors for development. UN Women har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 31 MSEK för att genomföra programmet ”Kvinnors medborgarskap för fred, rättvisa och utveckling” i Colombia under perioden juli 2014 - december 2016. Det huvudsakliga målet med programmet är att integrera agendan för kvinnors rättigheter, deras röst och ledarskap i politiska och sociala processer i Colombia för att bidra till en hållbar fred. Två områden har identifierats för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) genuskänslig övergångsrättvisa – att inkludera åtgärder för att garantera åtgärder för och försvar av kvinnors rättigheter i nationell lagstiftning samt i DDR- och försoningsprocesser; samt 2) Medborgarskap för Fred – för att främja kvinnors aktiva deltagande i nationella och lokala initiativ för konfliktlösning och fredsbyggande, men även i ett eventuellt postkonfliktscenario som relevanta aktörer för utveckling. Följande strategier kommer att användas: 1) utveckling av statens kapaciteter; 2) stärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer, särskilt kvinnoorganisationer; 3) främja kontakter mellan staten och civilsamhället; 4) koordinering av FN-systemet och det internationella samarbetet för en gemensam inverkan; 5) kunskapshantering för påverkan, kapacitetsbyggnad, kontroll och utvärdering; och 6) kommunikation för kulturell transformation. Den totala budgeten är 31 MSEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med hela beloppet. The main objective of UN Women's country program for Colombia is to contribute to strengthen the political and economic empowerment of women, and their right to a life free from violence, both in the context of the conflict as well as beyond it, in a way that it supports the construction of stable and sustainable peace. This objective is based on the theory of change that to reestablish women's rights and to accelerate women's empowerment, the following elements need to coexist: 1) a peace agreement signed and go beyod the internal armed conflict as it is a threat to women's rights and to the sustainability of the progress achieved; 2) important investments need to be done to ensure the rights of women victims and to ensure the restauration of their rights; 3) inclusive development processess need to be enhanced to ensure that there are opportunities for women at all level. The main objective of the program "Women's citizenship for Peace, Justice and Development", was to promote the inclusion of women's rights, their agenda, voice and leadership in peacebuilding in Colombia.  The program focused on the following impact areas: 1) political empowerment of women to realize their rights and play a key role in the postconflict; 2) improved economic empowerment for women; 3) reduction in violence against women with a focus on prevention and empowerment of survivals of violence to rebuild their lives; 4) women drivers of peace and security . The following strategies were key in the implementation of the program: 1) Developing the State's capacities; 2) Strengthening women's organizations; 3) Strengthening the alliance and collaboration between civil society and the state; 4) Promoting coordination for joint advocacy with the UN and the international community; 5) Information and research management for capacity development, advocacy and monitoring and evaluation and f) Joint communication and advocacy for cultural change. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Human rights Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general The program was initially planned to be implemented from July 2014 to December 2016, but it was extended until May 2018, updating the products and activities. The aim with the extension was to consolidate the results; to strengthen the territorial peace approach within the Peace Agreement signed between the government and the FARC and to provide tools for the challenges ahead for the women, peace and security agenda and women's rights. It is important to highlight the context in which the program was implemented, which contributed to achieve the expected results, and which also meant new challenges and opportunities: 1) The peace negotiation process between the government of Colombia and the FARC - between 2012 and 2016, and at the same time the implementation of the Victims' Law. 2) The Final Peace Agreement signed in 2016, 3) The establishment of the institutional and juditial architecture for peace bringing opportunities and challenges to position women's role and leadership within these new entities. 4) The initial implementation of the peace agreement at a slow pace and the prevailing gaps in the implementation of the gender provisions of the peace agreement. Approximately 18,000 persons were beneficiaries of projects funded within the program -of which 69% were women. The program enabled support to 61 municipalities in 28 departments, reaching 24 public institutions and 47 of their sub/offices; 54 civil society organizations which include women's organizations, indigenous, mixed, and platforms and alliances, academic entities, among others. Outcome 1 - Transitional Justice Processes include measures to guarantee the exercise and protection of women’s human rights in the framework of strengthening the Rule of Law, DDR processes and Reconciliation The program contributed to the access of women victims' rights to truth, justice and reparation as a key element for peace building, through the support to the implementation of the Victim's Law, specially on issues related with their protection, land restitution, historic memory, victims' participation and collective and individual reparation. Some key results were: 1. The participative ellaboration of the "National Guarantee Program for Women Leaders and Human Rights Defenders" which was constructed with inputs from women's organizations and approved by the Ministry of Interior on July 2018. This program includes protection measures for women established in the Peace Agreement. 2. Strengthened women peace agendas and women's rights in the National Peace Council (Consejo Nacional de Paz). 3. Eleven collective reparation processes were supported in coordination with the Victim's Unit which benefitted five  women's organizations, two mixed organizations (labour union and local councils), four ethnic communities. The gender perspective was mainstreamed in individual and collective reparation processes, and women's needs, experiences and perspectives were included.  4. A national report on sexual violence, in line with the national law on sexual violence in conflict (Law 1719) was written and disseminated by the National Center of Historic Memory with support from the program. This report contributed to strengthen the visibility and accountability for crimes of sexual violence within the conflict. The report includes issues of social tolerance towards sexual violence and the construction of feminity and masculinity during the armed conflict. 5. Support to strengthen the strategies of four governmental entities to combat impunity on violence against women within the internal armed conflict: The General Attorney's Office, the Presidental Councellor for Human Rights, the Ministry of Justice and the Ombudsman's office. The aim was to guarantee their sustainability in the short term and to contribute to a national public policy in the medium term. Outcome 2 -  National and local level initiatives in place that promote women’s active citizenship and the incorporation of women´s human rights in early recovery, conflict resolution, and peace-building processes. The program contributed to highlight the gender perspective and the inclusion of women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership in the peace negotiation process; in peace consolidation and planning of the post-conflict, as well as to put gender equality and the prevention of gender-based violence as a condition for a sustainable peace. The program also contributed to promote economic empowerment initiatives from rural women and women victims of the armed conflict as a key component for the reconstruction of the social networks. Some key results were: 1) Women's empowerment and participation in the peace dialogues between the government and the FARC which contributed to the recognition of women as key actors for change during the negotiations and the implementation of the peace agreement. This contributed to the inclusion of more than 100 affirmative gender provisions in final peace agreement signed in 2016. 2) Five initiatives on women's economic empowerment were developed and implemented by women victims of the armed conflict. These initiatives contributed to strengthen women's position in the value chains of coffee and quinoa and generated positive and sustainable changes in gender relations for these women, their families and communities. 3) Strategic alliances between women's organizations and the Legal Commission for the Equality of Women in Congress contributed to the development of gender responsive laws. 4) The implementation of the communication strategy "De igual a igual" in thirteen departments contributed to increase the visibility for women as peacebuilders and masculinities to prevent gender based violence and promote gender equality. 5) Initiatives to promote non violent masculinities were in place and strengthened for the prevention of gender-based violence. This included initiatives of cultural transformation of gender stereotypes. This was done in alliance with a project within the UN MultiPartner Trust Fund (UNMPTF), in the departments of Natino, Putumayo, Chocó and Norte de Santander.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52060066-5206006601 Sweden The main objective is to integrate women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership, in the political and social processes in Colombia to contribute to a sustainable peace. This will be done through two expected results: 1) Transitional justice with a gender perspective - to include measures to guarantee women's protection and their rights in the national legislation as well as in DDR processes and 2) Citizenship for Peace - to promote women's active participation in national and local initiatives for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and even in possible post-conflict scenarios as key actors for development. UN Women har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 31 MSEK för att genomföra programmet ”Kvinnors medborgarskap för fred, rättvisa och utveckling” i Colombia under perioden juli 2014 - december 2016. Det huvudsakliga målet med programmet är att integrera agendan för kvinnors rättigheter, deras röst och ledarskap i politiska och sociala processer i Colombia för att bidra till en hållbar fred. Två områden har identifierats för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) genuskänslig övergångsrättvisa – att inkludera åtgärder för att garantera åtgärder för och försvar av kvinnors rättigheter i nationell lagstiftning samt i DDR- och försoningsprocesser; samt 2) Medborgarskap för Fred – för att främja kvinnors aktiva deltagande i nationella och lokala initiativ för konfliktlösning och fredsbyggande, men även i ett eventuellt postkonfliktscenario som relevanta aktörer för utveckling. Följande strategier kommer att användas: 1) utveckling av statens kapaciteter; 2) stärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer, särskilt kvinnoorganisationer; 3) främja kontakter mellan staten och civilsamhället; 4) koordinering av FN-systemet och det internationella samarbetet för en gemensam inverkan; 5) kunskapshantering för påverkan, kapacitetsbyggnad, kontroll och utvärdering; och 6) kommunikation för kulturell transformation. Den totala budgeten är 31 MSEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med hela beloppet. The main objective of UN Women's country program for Colombia is to contribute to strengthen the political and economic empowerment of women, and their right to a life free from violence, both in the context of the conflict as well as beyond it, in a way that it supports the construction of stable and sustainable peace. This objective is based on the theory of change that to reestablish women's rights and to accelerate women's empowerment, the following elements need to coexist: 1) a peace agreement signed and go beyod the internal armed conflict as it is a threat to women's rights and to the sustainability of the progress achieved; 2) important investments need to be done to ensure the rights of women victims and to ensure the restauration of their rights; 3) inclusive development processess need to be enhanced to ensure that there are opportunities for women at all level. The main objective of the program "Women's citizenship for Peace, Justice and Development", was to promote the inclusion of women's rights, their agenda, voice and leadership in peacebuilding in Colombia.  The program focused on the following impact areas: 1) political empowerment of women to realize their rights and play a key role in the postconflict; 2) improved economic empowerment for women; 3) reduction in violence against women with a focus on prevention and empowerment of survivals of violence to rebuild their lives; 4) women drivers of peace and security . The following strategies were key in the implementation of the program: 1) Developing the State's capacities; 2) Strengthening women's organizations; 3) Strengthening the alliance and collaboration between civil society and the state; 4) Promoting coordination for joint advocacy with the UN and the international community; 5) Information and research management for capacity development, advocacy and monitoring and evaluation and f) Joint communication and advocacy for cultural change. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 13000000 8000000 10000000 -8000000 8000000 0 13000000 0 8000000 0 31000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 13000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 8000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women SE-0-SE-6-52060066-5206006604 Sweden The main objective is to integrate women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership, in the political and social processes in Colombia to contribute to a sustainable peace. This will be done through two expected results: 1) Transitional justice with a gender perspective - to include measures to guarantee women's protection and their rights in the national legislation as well as in DDR processes and 2) Citizenship for Peace - to promote women's active participation in national and local initiatives for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and even in possible post-conflict scenarios as key actors for development. UN Women har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 31 MSEK för att genomföra programmet ”Kvinnors medborgarskap för fred, rättvisa och utveckling” i Colombia under perioden juli 2014 - december 2016. Det huvudsakliga målet med programmet är att integrera agendan för kvinnors rättigheter, deras röst och ledarskap i politiska och sociala processer i Colombia för att bidra till en hållbar fred. Två områden har identifierats för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) genuskänslig övergångsrättvisa – att inkludera åtgärder för att garantera åtgärder för och försvar av kvinnors rättigheter i nationell lagstiftning samt i DDR- och försoningsprocesser; samt 2) Medborgarskap för Fred – för att främja kvinnors aktiva deltagande i nationella och lokala initiativ för konfliktlösning och fredsbyggande, men även i ett eventuellt postkonfliktscenario som relevanta aktörer för utveckling. Följande strategier kommer att användas: 1) utveckling av statens kapaciteter; 2) stärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer, särskilt kvinnoorganisationer; 3) främja kontakter mellan staten och civilsamhället; 4) koordinering av FN-systemet och det internationella samarbetet för en gemensam inverkan; 5) kunskapshantering för påverkan, kapacitetsbyggnad, kontroll och utvärdering; och 6) kommunikation för kulturell transformation. Den totala budgeten är 31 MSEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med hela beloppet. The main objective of UN Women's country program for Colombia is to contribute to strengthen the political and economic empowerment of women, and their right to a life free from violence, both in the context of the conflict as well as beyond it, in a way that it supports the construction of stable and sustainable peace. This objective is based on the theory of change that to reestablish women's rights and to accelerate women's empowerment, the following elements need to coexist: 1) a peace agreement signed and go beyod the internal armed conflict as it is a threat to women's rights and to the sustainability of the progress achieved; 2) important investments need to be done to ensure the rights of women victims and to ensure the restauration of their rights; 3) inclusive development processess need to be enhanced to ensure that there are opportunities for women at all level. The main objective of the program "Women's citizenship for Peace, Justice and Development", was to promote the inclusion of women's rights, their agenda, voice and leadership in peacebuilding in Colombia.  The program focused on the following impact areas: 1) political empowerment of women to realize their rights and play a key role in the postconflict; 2) improved economic empowerment for women; 3) reduction in violence against women with a focus on prevention and empowerment of survivals of violence to rebuild their lives; 4) women drivers of peace and security . The following strategies were key in the implementation of the program: 1) Developing the State's capacities; 2) Strengthening women's organizations; 3) Strengthening the alliance and collaboration between civil society and the state; 4) Promoting coordination for joint advocacy with the UN and the international community; 5) Information and research management for capacity development, advocacy and monitoring and evaluation and f) Joint communication and advocacy for cultural change. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 10000000 0 1000000 0 0 10000000 11000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent and deal with the incidence of gender-related violence, with a focus on women and girls. Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera förekomst av könsrelaterat våld med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52060066-5206006605 Sweden The main objective is to integrate women's rights agenda, their voice and leadership, in the political and social processes in Colombia to contribute to a sustainable peace. This will be done through two expected results: 1) Transitional justice with a gender perspective - to include measures to guarantee women's protection and their rights in the national legislation as well as in DDR processes and 2) Citizenship for Peace - to promote women's active participation in national and local initiatives for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and even in possible post-conflict scenarios as key actors for development. UN Women har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 31 MSEK för att genomföra programmet ”Kvinnors medborgarskap för fred, rättvisa och utveckling” i Colombia under perioden juli 2014 - december 2016. Det huvudsakliga målet med programmet är att integrera agendan för kvinnors rättigheter, deras röst och ledarskap i politiska och sociala processer i Colombia för att bidra till en hållbar fred. Två områden har identifierats för att nå de förväntade resultaten: 1) genuskänslig övergångsrättvisa – att inkludera åtgärder för att garantera åtgärder för och försvar av kvinnors rättigheter i nationell lagstiftning samt i DDR- och försoningsprocesser; samt 2) Medborgarskap för Fred – för att främja kvinnors aktiva deltagande i nationella och lokala initiativ för konfliktlösning och fredsbyggande, men även i ett eventuellt postkonfliktscenario som relevanta aktörer för utveckling. Följande strategier kommer att användas: 1) utveckling av statens kapaciteter; 2) stärkande av civilsamhällesorganisationer, särskilt kvinnoorganisationer; 3) främja kontakter mellan staten och civilsamhället; 4) koordinering av FN-systemet och det internationella samarbetet för en gemensam inverkan; 5) kunskapshantering för påverkan, kapacitetsbyggnad, kontroll och utvärdering; och 6) kommunikation för kulturell transformation. Den totala budgeten är 31 MSEK och det föreslås att Sverige bidrar med hela beloppet. The main objective of UN Women's country program for Colombia is to contribute to strengthen the political and economic empowerment of women, and their right to a life free from violence, both in the context of the conflict as well as beyond it, in a way that it supports the construction of stable and sustainable peace. This objective is based on the theory of change that to reestablish women's rights and to accelerate women's empowerment, the following elements need to coexist: 1) a peace agreement signed and go beyod the internal armed conflict as it is a threat to women's rights and to the sustainability of the progress achieved; 2) important investments need to be done to ensure the rights of women victims and to ensure the restauration of their rights; 3) inclusive development processess need to be enhanced to ensure that there are opportunities for women at all level. The main objective of the program "Women's citizenship for Peace, Justice and Development", was to promote the inclusion of women's rights, their agenda, voice and leadership in peacebuilding in Colombia.  The program focused on the following impact areas: 1) political empowerment of women to realize their rights and play a key role in the postconflict; 2) improved economic empowerment for women; 3) reduction in violence against women with a focus on prevention and empowerment of survivals of violence to rebuild their lives; 4) women drivers of peace and security . The following strategies were key in the implementation of the program: 1) Developing the State's capacities; 2) Strengthening women's organizations; 3) Strengthening the alliance and collaboration between civil society and the state; 4) Promoting coordination for joint advocacy with the UN and the international community; 5) Information and research management for capacity development, advocacy and monitoring and evaluation and f) Joint communication and advocacy for cultural change. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 -74200 0 0 3000000 0 3000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -74199.74 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Greater influence and meaningful participation for women in the peace process and the implementation of the peace agreement in accordance with the UN Security Council's resolutions on women, peace and security Ökat inflytande och meningsfullt deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocessen och fredsavtalens genomförande i enlighet med FN:s säkerhetsresolutioner om kvinnor, fred och säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent and deal with the incidence of gender-related violence, with a focus on women and girls. Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera förekomst av könsrelaterat våld med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52120085 Sweden UNICEF has applied for funding of SEK 49.4 million for support for its country program regarding the thematic areas of Child Protection and Social Inclusion between 2016 and 2018. The components and results of the proposed intervention have a strong equality and rights-based focus, with Social Inclusion 'As an overall theme as well as integrated with Children's Protection, HIV and Aids, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Education. The intervention is in line with Swedish priorities, which aim to strengthen children's rights as part of social inclusion and poverty reduction. Sida's human rights perspective places children at the heart of the development agenda. The social inclusion area will define strategies for strengthening resilience, especially in vulnerable areas that are particularly vulnerable to extreme climate such as drought. There is an urgent need to work with preventive interventions to protect children from suffering. The proposed interventions shall ensure that: (a) age and gender-based child protection services are available in the selected areas; and (b) communities and families in the selected areas have knowledge and skills to protect children. The two main output targets address as well access as the demand for child protection. Strengthening the national case management system is the focus of the overall component, and the proposed interventions are consistent with and strengthening the National Action Plan on Violence Against Children in Zimbabwe. The contribution of SEK 49 million will be thematic support for UNICEF's country program between 2016 and 2018. 400,000 SEK is allocated for evaluation and follow-up. DFID and Swiss Development Cooperation will simultaneously support the Harmonized Cash Transfer (HCT), which is a major component in reducing vulnerability. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiering på 49,4 miljoner kronor för stöd till sitt landprogram avseende de tematiska områdena Barns Skydd och Socialt Inkluderande mellan 2016 och 2018. Den föreslagna interventionens komponenter och uppsatta resultat har ett starkt jämlikhets- och rättighetsbaserat fokus, med ’Socialt Inkluderande’ både som övergripande tema och som integrerat med Barns Skydd, HIV och Aids, Vatten, Sanitet och Hygien samt Utbildning. Interventionen är i linje med svenska prioriteringar, vilka syftar till att stärka barns rättigheter som en del av socialt inkluderande och fattigdomsbekämpning. Sidas mänskliga rättigheters-perspektiv placerar barn i centrum för utvecklingsagendan. Resultatområdet för socialt inkluderande ska definiera strategier för att stärka resiliens, speciellt i sårbara områden som är särskilt utsatta för extremt klimat så som torka. Det finns ett brådskande behov av att arbeta med förebyggande interventioner för att skydda barn från att drabbas. De föreslagna interventionerna ska säkerställa att a) ålders- och könsanpassad service för barns skydd finns tillgänglig i de utvalda områdena, och att b) samhällen och familjer i de utvalda områdena har kunskap och färdigheter för att skydda barn. De två huvudsakliga output-målen adresserar så väl tillgång som efterfrågan av barns skydd. Att stärka det nationella ärendehanteringssystemet ligger i fokus i den övergripande komponenten och de föreslagna interventionerna är förenliga med och stärker den nationella åtgärdsplanen kring våld mot barn i Zimbabwe. Bidraget på 49 miljoner SEK ska vara tematiskt stöd till UNICEF:s landprogram mellan 2016 och 2018. 400 000 SEK avsätts för utvärdering och uppföljning. DFID och Swiss Development Cooperation kommer samtidigt att bidra med stöd till det harmoniserade kontantöverföringsprogrammet (harmonised cash transfers, HCT), vilket utgör en stor del i att minska utsatthet. The Child Protection Fund (CPF) II’s goal is to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions within a child- and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the 2011-2016 CPF to the National Action Plan for Vulnerable Children (NAP II) and adopts a multi-dimensional approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse. Through a theory of change developed for CPF II, the programme aims to ensure that “children, families and communities access improved preventive and responsive child protection services reinforced by household and community economic resilience in targeted areas.” The CPF II outcomes are: 1)    increased availability and accessibility of age/gender-appropriate, affordable, and well-coordinated Child Protection services in targeted areas; 2)    families and communities in targeted areas have information, knowledge and skills on violence against children and how to protect children; 3)    improved evidence-based policies and legislative instruments to address violence against children implemented and reinforced by institutional capacity; 4)    Harmonised Social Cash Transfer (HSCT) beneficiary households have improved economic capacity to protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation. Taking lessons from CPF I, CPF II has a stronger focus on violence reduction/prevention, information management, sustainability of the HSCT programme and governance structures and capacity. An increasing body of evidence about violence against children in Zimbabwe shows that violence is widespread and cuts across age, gender, and socio-economic status. These programme is in direct response to challenges faced by children in Zimbabwe around service provision, child protection and the law. The range and reach of services remain inadequate due to low staff capacity, concentration in urban areas, inadequate funding, weak referral pathways and use of tracking data, inadequate community knowledge and low confidence in systems. The effects of these barriers include less than 40 per cent of children that experienced sexual violence knowing where to get professional help. Only 2.4 per cent of female victims of sexual abuse access professional help and birth registration has stagnated. Constitutional provisions prohibiting marriage of persons under 18 years are yet to be operationalised.  Lack of birth certificates limits children’s access to justice. National Case Management (NCM) workers interviewed endorse a system-based solution to birth registration – e.g. certifying health centres and hospitals to register babies at birth and enlisting health-workers for registering those born at home.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Social Protection Other Social Infrastructure & Services The Child Protection Fund (CPF), implemented by UNICEF, in partnership with the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare (MoPSLSW) has strengthen the social welfare system, particularly statutory child protection work, and has consolidated a national case management (MIS) system, as well as expanded  community prevention strategies and continuation of support supervision work for Probation Officers in the 18 districts where it has been implemented. Sweden has supported the CPF II since 2016, with the main goal to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions, within a child and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the CPF Phase I (2011-2016), adopting a multi-dimensional poverty approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and gender-based abuse. Taking lessons from CPF I and CPF II, UNICEF has now submitted a request for a third phase, in order to increase focus on prevention of domestic violence through prevention, as well as enhancing the information management and governance structures and capacity.  UNICEF has gradually stepped up upstream advocacy work for political commitment and support for child protection in partnership with Government. UNICEF supported the standardization of child protection business processes in line with the national case management standards in all districts. Despite the political and electoral processes that crowded out the social sector legislative processes, the Child Protection team continued to invest in legislative and policy review, ensured that the Harmonized Marriages Bill, the Children’s Bill and the Child Justice Bill remained on the legislative agenda. Focus in 2019 will now be in pursuing finalization and enactment of critical legislation affecting legal protection of children and the approval by Treasury to finance Non-Public Probation Officers. UNICEF has also made significant contributions to the language and advancement of the Children’s Bill, Child Justice Bill, the Harmonised Marriages Bill and the Cybercrime Bill.  For the former three, adoption by Parliament is expected by the last quarter of 2019 which is a positive result.  The priority focus should remain on the afore-mentioned new legislation plus revisions to the existing Forensics Act, Disabled Person’s Act, Marriages Act, and Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52120085-5212008501 Sweden UNICEF has applied for funding of SEK 49.4 million for support for its country program regarding the thematic areas of Child Protection and Social Inclusion between 2016 and 2018. The components and results of the proposed intervention have a strong equality and rights-based focus, with Social Inclusion 'As an overall theme as well as integrated with Children's Protection, HIV and Aids, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Education. The intervention is in line with Swedish priorities, which aim to strengthen children's rights as part of social inclusion and poverty reduction. Sida's human rights perspective places children at the heart of the development agenda. The social inclusion area will define strategies for strengthening resilience, especially in vulnerable areas that are particularly vulnerable to extreme climate such as drought. There is an urgent need to work with preventive interventions to protect children from suffering. The proposed interventions shall ensure that: (a) age and gender-based child protection services are available in the selected areas; and (b) communities and families in the selected areas have knowledge and skills to protect children. The two main output targets address as well access as the demand for child protection. Strengthening the national case management system is the focus of the overall component, and the proposed interventions are consistent with and strengthening the National Action Plan on Violence Against Children in Zimbabwe. The contribution of SEK 49 million will be thematic support for UNICEF's country program between 2016 and 2018. 400,000 SEK is allocated for evaluation and follow-up. DFID and Swiss Development Cooperation will simultaneously support the Harmonized Cash Transfer (HCT), which is a major component in reducing vulnerability. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiering på 49,4 miljoner kronor för stöd till sitt landprogram avseende de tematiska områdena Barns Skydd och Socialt Inkluderande mellan 2016 och 2018. Den föreslagna interventionens komponenter och uppsatta resultat har ett starkt jämlikhets- och rättighetsbaserat fokus, med ’Socialt Inkluderande’ både som övergripande tema och som integrerat med Barns Skydd, HIV och Aids, Vatten, Sanitet och Hygien samt Utbildning. Interventionen är i linje med svenska prioriteringar, vilka syftar till att stärka barns rättigheter som en del av socialt inkluderande och fattigdomsbekämpning. Sidas mänskliga rättigheters-perspektiv placerar barn i centrum för utvecklingsagendan. Resultatområdet för socialt inkluderande ska definiera strategier för att stärka resiliens, speciellt i sårbara områden som är särskilt utsatta för extremt klimat så som torka. Det finns ett brådskande behov av att arbeta med förebyggande interventioner för att skydda barn från att drabbas. De föreslagna interventionerna ska säkerställa att a) ålders- och könsanpassad service för barns skydd finns tillgänglig i de utvalda områdena, och att b) samhällen och familjer i de utvalda områdena har kunskap och färdigheter för att skydda barn. De två huvudsakliga output-målen adresserar så väl tillgång som efterfrågan av barns skydd. Att stärka det nationella ärendehanteringssystemet ligger i fokus i den övergripande komponenten och de föreslagna interventionerna är förenliga med och stärker den nationella åtgärdsplanen kring våld mot barn i Zimbabwe. Bidraget på 49 miljoner SEK ska vara tematiskt stöd till UNICEF:s landprogram mellan 2016 och 2018. 400 000 SEK avsätts för utvärdering och uppföljning. DFID och Swiss Development Cooperation kommer samtidigt att bidra med stöd till det harmoniserade kontantöverföringsprogrammet (harmonised cash transfers, HCT), vilket utgör en stor del i att minska utsatthet. The Child Protection Fund (CPF) II’s goal is to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions within a child- and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the 2011-2016 CPF to the National Action Plan for Vulnerable Children (NAP II) and adopts a multi-dimensional approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse. Through a theory of change developed for CPF II, the programme aims to ensure that “children, families and communities access improved preventive and responsive child protection services reinforced by household and community economic resilience in targeted areas.” The CPF II outcomes are: 1)    increased availability and accessibility of age/gender-appropriate, affordable, and well-coordinated Child Protection services in targeted areas; 2)    families and communities in targeted areas have information, knowledge and skills on violence against children and how to protect children; 3)    improved evidence-based policies and legislative instruments to address violence against children implemented and reinforced by institutional capacity; 4)    Harmonised Social Cash Transfer (HSCT) beneficiary households have improved economic capacity to protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation. Taking lessons from CPF I, CPF II has a stronger focus on violence reduction/prevention, information management, sustainability of the HSCT programme and governance structures and capacity. An increasing body of evidence about violence against children in Zimbabwe shows that violence is widespread and cuts across age, gender, and socio-economic status. These programme is in direct response to challenges faced by children in Zimbabwe around service provision, child protection and the law. The range and reach of services remain inadequate due to low staff capacity, concentration in urban areas, inadequate funding, weak referral pathways and use of tracking data, inadequate community knowledge and low confidence in systems. The effects of these barriers include less than 40 per cent of children that experienced sexual violence knowing where to get professional help. Only 2.4 per cent of female victims of sexual abuse access professional help and birth registration has stagnated. Constitutional provisions prohibiting marriage of persons under 18 years are yet to be operationalised.  Lack of birth certificates limits children’s access to justice. National Case Management (NCM) workers interviewed endorse a system-based solution to birth registration – e.g. certifying health centres and hospitals to register babies at birth and enlisting health-workers for registering those born at home.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 30000000 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 -25000000 0 25000000 -25000000 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-52120085-5212008502 Sweden UNICEF has applied for funding of SEK 49.4 million for support for its country program regarding the thematic areas of Child Protection and Social Inclusion between 2016 and 2018. The components and results of the proposed intervention have a strong equality and rights-based focus, with Social Inclusion 'As an overall theme as well as integrated with Children's Protection, HIV and Aids, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Education. The intervention is in line with Swedish priorities, which aim to strengthen children's rights as part of social inclusion and poverty reduction. Sida's human rights perspective places children at the heart of the development agenda. The social inclusion area will define strategies for strengthening resilience, especially in vulnerable areas that are particularly vulnerable to extreme climate such as drought. There is an urgent need to work with preventive interventions to protect children from suffering. The proposed interventions shall ensure that: (a) age and gender-based child protection services are available in the selected areas; and (b) communities and families in the selected areas have knowledge and skills to protect children. The two main output targets address as well access as the demand for child protection. Strengthening the national case management system is the focus of the overall component, and the proposed interventions are consistent with and strengthening the National Action Plan on Violence Against Children in Zimbabwe. The contribution of SEK 49 million will be thematic support for UNICEF's country program between 2016 and 2018. 400,000 SEK is allocated for evaluation and follow-up. DFID and Swiss Development Cooperation will simultaneously support the Harmonized Cash Transfer (HCT), which is a major component in reducing vulnerability. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiering på 49,4 miljoner kronor för stöd till sitt landprogram avseende de tematiska områdena Barns Skydd och Socialt Inkluderande mellan 2016 och 2018. Den föreslagna interventionens komponenter och uppsatta resultat har ett starkt jämlikhets- och rättighetsbaserat fokus, med ’Socialt Inkluderande’ både som övergripande tema och som integrerat med Barns Skydd, HIV och Aids, Vatten, Sanitet och Hygien samt Utbildning. Interventionen är i linje med svenska prioriteringar, vilka syftar till att stärka barns rättigheter som en del av socialt inkluderande och fattigdomsbekämpning. Sidas mänskliga rättigheters-perspektiv placerar barn i centrum för utvecklingsagendan. Resultatområdet för socialt inkluderande ska definiera strategier för att stärka resiliens, speciellt i sårbara områden som är särskilt utsatta för extremt klimat så som torka. Det finns ett brådskande behov av att arbeta med förebyggande interventioner för att skydda barn från att drabbas. De föreslagna interventionerna ska säkerställa att a) ålders- och könsanpassad service för barns skydd finns tillgänglig i de utvalda områdena, och att b) samhällen och familjer i de utvalda områdena har kunskap och färdigheter för att skydda barn. De två huvudsakliga output-målen adresserar så väl tillgång som efterfrågan av barns skydd. Att stärka det nationella ärendehanteringssystemet ligger i fokus i den övergripande komponenten och de föreslagna interventionerna är förenliga med och stärker den nationella åtgärdsplanen kring våld mot barn i Zimbabwe. Bidraget på 49 miljoner SEK ska vara tematiskt stöd till UNICEF:s landprogram mellan 2016 och 2018. 400 000 SEK avsätts för utvärdering och uppföljning. DFID och Swiss Development Cooperation kommer samtidigt att bidra med stöd till det harmoniserade kontantöverföringsprogrammet (harmonised cash transfers, HCT), vilket utgör en stor del i att minska utsatthet. The Child Protection Fund (CPF) II’s goal is to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions within a child- and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the 2011-2016 CPF to the National Action Plan for Vulnerable Children (NAP II) and adopts a multi-dimensional approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse. Through a theory of change developed for CPF II, the programme aims to ensure that “children, families and communities access improved preventive and responsive child protection services reinforced by household and community economic resilience in targeted areas.” The CPF II outcomes are: 1)    increased availability and accessibility of age/gender-appropriate, affordable, and well-coordinated Child Protection services in targeted areas; 2)    families and communities in targeted areas have information, knowledge and skills on violence against children and how to protect children; 3)    improved evidence-based policies and legislative instruments to address violence against children implemented and reinforced by institutional capacity; 4)    Harmonised Social Cash Transfer (HSCT) beneficiary households have improved economic capacity to protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation. Taking lessons from CPF I, CPF II has a stronger focus on violence reduction/prevention, information management, sustainability of the HSCT programme and governance structures and capacity. An increasing body of evidence about violence against children in Zimbabwe shows that violence is widespread and cuts across age, gender, and socio-economic status. These programme is in direct response to challenges faced by children in Zimbabwe around service provision, child protection and the law. The range and reach of services remain inadequate due to low staff capacity, concentration in urban areas, inadequate funding, weak referral pathways and use of tracking data, inadequate community knowledge and low confidence in systems. The effects of these barriers include less than 40 per cent of children that experienced sexual violence knowing where to get professional help. Only 2.4 per cent of female victims of sexual abuse access professional help and birth registration has stagnated. Constitutional provisions prohibiting marriage of persons under 18 years are yet to be operationalised.  Lack of birth certificates limits children’s access to justice. National Case Management (NCM) workers interviewed endorse a system-based solution to birth registration – e.g. certifying health centres and hospitals to register babies at birth and enlisting health-workers for registering those born at home.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KIT Health & Education Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 167489 0 0 167489 0 0 0 0 167489 KIT Health & Education 167488.65 KIT Health & Education Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased capacity of civil society and independent media to carry out their democratic and investigative functions Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52120085-5212008503 Sweden UNICEF has applied for funding of SEK 49.4 million for support for its country program regarding the thematic areas of Child Protection and Social Inclusion between 2016 and 2018. The components and results of the proposed intervention have a strong equality and rights-based focus, with Social Inclusion 'As an overall theme as well as integrated with Children's Protection, HIV and Aids, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Education. The intervention is in line with Swedish priorities, which aim to strengthen children's rights as part of social inclusion and poverty reduction. Sida's human rights perspective places children at the heart of the development agenda. The social inclusion area will define strategies for strengthening resilience, especially in vulnerable areas that are particularly vulnerable to extreme climate such as drought. There is an urgent need to work with preventive interventions to protect children from suffering. The proposed interventions shall ensure that: (a) age and gender-based child protection services are available in the selected areas; and (b) communities and families in the selected areas have knowledge and skills to protect children. The two main output targets address as well access as the demand for child protection. Strengthening the national case management system is the focus of the overall component, and the proposed interventions are consistent with and strengthening the National Action Plan on Violence Against Children in Zimbabwe. The contribution of SEK 49 million will be thematic support for UNICEF's country program between 2016 and 2018. 400,000 SEK is allocated for evaluation and follow-up. DFID and Swiss Development Cooperation will simultaneously support the Harmonized Cash Transfer (HCT), which is a major component in reducing vulnerability. UNICEF har ansökt om finansiering på 49,4 miljoner kronor för stöd till sitt landprogram avseende de tematiska områdena Barns Skydd och Socialt Inkluderande mellan 2016 och 2018. Den föreslagna interventionens komponenter och uppsatta resultat har ett starkt jämlikhets- och rättighetsbaserat fokus, med ’Socialt Inkluderande’ både som övergripande tema och som integrerat med Barns Skydd, HIV och Aids, Vatten, Sanitet och Hygien samt Utbildning. Interventionen är i linje med svenska prioriteringar, vilka syftar till att stärka barns rättigheter som en del av socialt inkluderande och fattigdomsbekämpning. Sidas mänskliga rättigheters-perspektiv placerar barn i centrum för utvecklingsagendan. Resultatområdet för socialt inkluderande ska definiera strategier för att stärka resiliens, speciellt i sårbara områden som är särskilt utsatta för extremt klimat så som torka. Det finns ett brådskande behov av att arbeta med förebyggande interventioner för att skydda barn från att drabbas. De föreslagna interventionerna ska säkerställa att a) ålders- och könsanpassad service för barns skydd finns tillgänglig i de utvalda områdena, och att b) samhällen och familjer i de utvalda områdena har kunskap och färdigheter för att skydda barn. De två huvudsakliga output-målen adresserar så väl tillgång som efterfrågan av barns skydd. Att stärka det nationella ärendehanteringssystemet ligger i fokus i den övergripande komponenten och de föreslagna interventionerna är förenliga med och stärker den nationella åtgärdsplanen kring våld mot barn i Zimbabwe. Bidraget på 49 miljoner SEK ska vara tematiskt stöd till UNICEF:s landprogram mellan 2016 och 2018. 400 000 SEK avsätts för utvärdering och uppföljning. DFID och Swiss Development Cooperation kommer samtidigt att bidra med stöd till det harmoniserade kontantöverföringsprogrammet (harmonised cash transfers, HCT), vilket utgör en stor del i att minska utsatthet. The Child Protection Fund (CPF) II’s goal is to realize the basic rights of the most vulnerable children in Zimbabwe through provision of critical child protection interventions within a child- and HIV-sensitive social protection framework. It builds on the 2011-2016 CPF to the National Action Plan for Vulnerable Children (NAP II) and adopts a multi-dimensional approach to child vulnerability which simultaneously addresses household poverty, gender disparities, disability, HIV and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse. Through a theory of change developed for CPF II, the programme aims to ensure that “children, families and communities access improved preventive and responsive child protection services reinforced by household and community economic resilience in targeted areas.” The CPF II outcomes are: 1)    increased availability and accessibility of age/gender-appropriate, affordable, and well-coordinated Child Protection services in targeted areas; 2)    families and communities in targeted areas have information, knowledge and skills on violence against children and how to protect children; 3)    improved evidence-based policies and legislative instruments to address violence against children implemented and reinforced by institutional capacity; 4)    Harmonised Social Cash Transfer (HSCT) beneficiary households have improved economic capacity to protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation. Taking lessons from CPF I, CPF II has a stronger focus on violence reduction/prevention, information management, sustainability of the HSCT programme and governance structures and capacity. An increasing body of evidence about violence against children in Zimbabwe shows that violence is widespread and cuts across age, gender, and socio-economic status. These programme is in direct response to challenges faced by children in Zimbabwe around service provision, child protection and the law. The range and reach of services remain inadequate due to low staff capacity, concentration in urban areas, inadequate funding, weak referral pathways and use of tracking data, inadequate community knowledge and low confidence in systems. The effects of these barriers include less than 40 per cent of children that experienced sexual violence knowing where to get professional help. Only 2.4 per cent of female victims of sexual abuse access professional help and birth registration has stagnated. Constitutional provisions prohibiting marriage of persons under 18 years are yet to be operationalised.  Lack of birth certificates limits children’s access to justice. National Case Management (NCM) workers interviewed endorse a system-based solution to birth registration – e.g. certifying health centres and hospitals to register babies at birth and enlisting health-workers for registering those born at home.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 39000000 20000000 19000000 39000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 19000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased capacity of civil society and independent media to carry out their democratic and investigative functions Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52130038 Sweden Conciliation Resources is an international NGO working with people in conflict to prevent violence and build peace. This contribution is for continued core support. Conciliation Resources är en internationell NGO som specialiserar sig på fredsbyggande. Organisationen har särskilt profilerat sig genom sitt stöd till medling och inkluderande fredsprocesser men arbetar även våldsförebyggande och med policyarbete. På senare år har organisationen byggt upp en särskild kompetens vad gäller jämställdhetsintegrering inom fredsbyggande. Verksamheten sker i bortåt ett tjugotal länder och territorier på flera kontinenter. Insatsen gäller fortsatt kärnstöd om 32,5 MSEK över fyra år 2016 - 2019. The contribution will support Conciliation Resources to implement its strategic plan during the period 2016 - 2019. According to this plan, Conciliation Resources will make significant and documented contributions to preventing and transforming violent conflicts and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies. Moreover, Conciliation Resources has updated their theory of change which is, in the short version, formulated as follows: "Conciliation Resources aims to develop an environment conducive to and supportive of locally-led peacebuilding (‘Peace Enablers’), in the belief that this will build a foundation for constructive formal and informal peace processes. Peacebuilding initiatives and processes that are both politically sensitive and inclusive will contribute to sustainable and transformative peace outcomes."   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security GOAL 1 CAUSES AND DRIVERS OF CONFLICT ARE PEACEFULLY TRANSFORMED Significantly, after Conciliation Resource (CR) having accompanied the peace negotiations between the Government of Ethiopia and the Ogaden National Liberation Front throughout the six years of negotiations, a peace agreement was signed in October 2018 (according to the Uppsala Conflict Data Program this was one of the five peace agreements signed globally in 2018). CR helped drafting the agreement and after the peace agreement was signed CR continued working with the parties and brought together the Somali Regional Government and the Ogaden National Liberation Front leadership (ONLF), contributing to the creation of a Joint Committee – one of the pillars of the 2018 peace deal. In Nigeria, CR facilitated the signing of three formal peace agreements between herding and farming communities during 2019. In Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, CR provided core facilitation support to the ‘Post-referendum Ministerial Planning Taskforce’ in partnership with the United Nations – engaging both the national Papua New Guinea and Autonomous Bougainville Governments. This helped ensure a smooth and peaceful referendum on the political status of Bougainville in December 2019 and laid out the framework for intergovernmental dialogue post referendum.  In the Caucasus, CR has continued to facilitate the Limehouse Discussion Platform on the Abkhazia-Gerogia conflict (which is a semi-official alternative to the Geneva based talks that have not made a lot of progress). Following engagement with the Limehouse Discussion Platform dialogue and work by Conciliation Resources on access to higher education for students and young professionals from the disputed territories of the South Caucasus German Foreign Ministry officially endorsed German engagement in Abkhazia through education initiatives. These dialogues also helped feeding ideas into the formal Geneva Talks. CR continued work on the Karabakh Conflict Archive. CR also made material from the Memory Project archives on the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict public for the first time through an innovative exhibition held in Tbilisi. GOAL 2 APPROACHES TO BUILDING PEACE SUPPORT INCLUSION In 2017, Conciliation Resources was asked by the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) to contribute to the Progress Report on the UN Security Council Resolution (2250) on Youth, Peace and Security. Conciliation Resources undertook primary data collection, via a total of 43 focus group discussions with a total of 494 youth (61 % male) in Afghanistan, Kashmir, South Sudan, Georgian-Abkhaz context and Ogadeni diaspora in the UK. The results of the research were presented in Conciliation Resources’ January 2018 report, Youth aspirations for peace and security, and were used to feed into the report by the Independent author of the Progress Report, which was submitted by the UN Secretary General to the General Assembly and Security Council in March 2018. With specific and additional financial support from Sida, CR continued to deepen the work on youth inclusion further and could, among other things, engage the same youth on the content of the Progress Report. The additional funding also helped the organisation to draw important lessons on the work on youth inclusion in the coming years.  Furthermore, CR published an issue of the Accord (their series of regular research and policy reports), with 21 articles exploring different aspects of inclusion, and looking at examples from Colombia, Syria an Afghanistan among others. This publication offers research and practice-based insights to help better understand what inclusion means in practice in peace processes, and what need to considered in the ways CR pursue it, as well as influence wider sector discourse. One example of CR's work with groups that have been severely affected by conflicts is the work together with partners on the situation of 'half widows' in Kashmir. The half widows are women whose husbands ‘disappeared’ during the conflict in Kashmir (and have not been confirmed as either dead or alive). CR and partners have in various ways worked on improving the rights of this group. The Association Project estimates their total number in Kashmir at between 1,500 and 2,000. Conciliation Resources’ partner, Kargil Development Project (KDP), with sustained policy advocacy support and engagement from Conciliation Resources, has been engaging with Muslim religious leaders (the Ulema) in relation to the rights of half-widows, leading to a consensus statement on recognition of property rights for the half-widows. CR's work in Nigeria - both in the northeastern states of Borno and Yobe affected by the Boko Haram insurgency and the Plateau State affected by herder-farmer conflicts - has increased substantially during this period of Sida support. In Nigeria, CR together with local partners have established 25 Youth Peace Platforms (YPP). The youth-led groups focus on engaging at-risk and vulnerable young people, who are traditionally perceived as being the hardest to reach in society – often substance abusers, sex workers, orphans and victims or perpetrators of extreme violence. Through this network of 25 YPPs, young people are supported to rebuild their confidence, process the traumas of their past, analyse conflicts and voice their needs and concerns.  By showing their commitment for peace, these young people are beginning to challenge society’s negative stereotypes, and lay the foundations for greater trust and understanding between youth, their communities and officials.  GOAL 3 POLICY IS PRIORITISING CONFLICT PREVENTION AND PEACEBUILDING Leading a working group with the UK government, banks and NGOs, CR explored solutions to the impact of UK counter-terrorism legislation on the work of peacebuilders and humanitarian organisations. Through this, the group was successful in securing an exemption for humanitarian aid in the UK government counter-terrorism and border security legislation. Primarily with support from the UK, CR has established the Women Mediators across the Commonwealth network, which raised the profile of women mediators in international circles and contributed to the establishment of a Global Alliance of Regional Women Mediator Networks. Work on gender-sensitive conflict analysis has also been a key part of CR's work in the last few years.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52130038-5213003801 Sweden Conciliation Resources is an international NGO working with people in conflict to prevent violence and build peace. This contribution is for continued core support. Conciliation Resources är en internationell NGO som specialiserar sig på fredsbyggande. Organisationen har särskilt profilerat sig genom sitt stöd till medling och inkluderande fredsprocesser men arbetar även våldsförebyggande och med policyarbete. På senare år har organisationen byggt upp en särskild kompetens vad gäller jämställdhetsintegrering inom fredsbyggande. Verksamheten sker i bortåt ett tjugotal länder och territorier på flera kontinenter. Insatsen gäller fortsatt kärnstöd om 32,5 MSEK över fyra år 2016 - 2019. The contribution will support Conciliation Resources to implement its strategic plan during the period 2016 - 2019. According to this plan, Conciliation Resources will make significant and documented contributions to preventing and transforming violent conflicts and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies. Moreover, Conciliation Resources has updated their theory of change which is, in the short version, formulated as follows: "Conciliation Resources aims to develop an environment conducive to and supportive of locally-led peacebuilding (‘Peace Enablers’), in the belief that this will build a foundation for constructive formal and informal peace processes. Peacebuilding initiatives and processes that are both politically sensitive and inclusive will contribute to sustainable and transformative peace outcomes."   Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5500000 11000000 0 0 -8000000 5500000 5500000 -8000000 8000000 8000000 8000000 5500000 0 -8000000 -8000000 8000000 0 16500000 Conciliation Resources 5500000 Conciliation Resources 5500000 Conciliation Resources 5500000 Conciliation Resources SE-0-SE-6-52130038-5213003804 Sweden Conciliation Resources is an international NGO working with people in conflict to prevent violence and build peace. This contribution is for continued core support. Conciliation Resources är en internationell NGO som specialiserar sig på fredsbyggande. Organisationen har särskilt profilerat sig genom sitt stöd till medling och inkluderande fredsprocesser men arbetar även våldsförebyggande och med policyarbete. På senare år har organisationen byggt upp en särskild kompetens vad gäller jämställdhetsintegrering inom fredsbyggande. Verksamheten sker i bortåt ett tjugotal länder och territorier på flera kontinenter. Insatsen gäller fortsatt kärnstöd om 32,5 MSEK över fyra år 2016 - 2019. The contribution will support Conciliation Resources to implement its strategic plan during the period 2016 - 2019. According to this plan, Conciliation Resources will make significant and documented contributions to preventing and transforming violent conflicts and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies. Moreover, Conciliation Resources has updated their theory of change which is, in the short version, formulated as follows: "Conciliation Resources aims to develop an environment conducive to and supportive of locally-led peacebuilding (‘Peace Enablers’), in the belief that this will build a foundation for constructive formal and informal peace processes. Peacebuilding initiatives and processes that are both politically sensitive and inclusive will contribute to sustainable and transformative peace outcomes."   Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 15000000 4000000 0 9000000 4000000 6000000 0 9000000 0 0 32000000 Conciliation Resources 4000000 Conciliation Resources 4000000 Conciliation Resources 9000000 Conciliation Resources 6000000 Conciliation Resources 9000000 Conciliation Resources Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52130038-5213003805 Sweden Conciliation Resources is an international NGO working with people in conflict to prevent violence and build peace. This contribution is for continued core support. Conciliation Resources är en internationell NGO som specialiserar sig på fredsbyggande. Organisationen har särskilt profilerat sig genom sitt stöd till medling och inkluderande fredsprocesser men arbetar även våldsförebyggande och med policyarbete. På senare år har organisationen byggt upp en särskild kompetens vad gäller jämställdhetsintegrering inom fredsbyggande. Verksamheten sker i bortåt ett tjugotal länder och territorier på flera kontinenter. Insatsen gäller fortsatt kärnstöd om 32,5 MSEK över fyra år 2016 - 2019. The contribution will support Conciliation Resources to implement its strategic plan during the period 2016 - 2019. According to this plan, Conciliation Resources will make significant and documented contributions to preventing and transforming violent conflicts and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies. Moreover, Conciliation Resources has updated their theory of change which is, in the short version, formulated as follows: "Conciliation Resources aims to develop an environment conducive to and supportive of locally-led peacebuilding (‘Peace Enablers’), in the belief that this will build a foundation for constructive formal and informal peace processes. Peacebuilding initiatives and processes that are both politically sensitive and inclusive will contribute to sustainable and transformative peace outcomes."   Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 143000 0 143000 143000 Conciliation Resources 143000 Conciliation Resources Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52170024 Sweden The purpose of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) situation of women and adolescents in the Project areas. This project targets to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for Complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received Reproductive Health service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. This will be achieved by ensuring that poor and marginalized women and adolescents don't face any financial barrier to access safe MR and modern Family Planning (FP) methods; Providing comprehensive MR and PAC training to health service providers, raising awareness and creation of Demand of SRHR and Supporting Changes in the policy environments for abortion services. SRHR project will help Bangladesh to achieve universal health coverage (SDG 3), by ensuring safe MR services, increasing family planning use and reducing maternal mortality in Bangladesh and creating enabling Environment to exercise sexual reproductive Health and rights. Insatsen syftar på att förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa i Bangladesh och är direkt kopplad till rättighets- och fattigdomsperspektivet. Insatsen ligger också i linje med de prioriteringarna i den svenska resultatstrategin med Bangladesh och inkluderar de fyra principerna om deltagande, icke-diskriminering, öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande på ett tillfredsställande sätt. Ambassaden bedömer att insatsen är relevant för svenskt stöd då det inkluderar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet mellan kvinnor och män som är de tematiska prioriteringar för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete. De identifierade indikatorerna bedöms vara realistiska och mätbara. Utbredd korruption, utmaningar kring projektets hållbarhet genom avsaknad av potentiella givare och växande religiösa känslor bedöms som de stora riskerna med programmet. Som riskreducerande åtgärder måste RHSTEP ta itu med de rekommendationer som identifierats i analysen om kapacitetsbedömning, bl. a. för att minimera de interna riskerna i samband med programmet. För att minska den externa risken kommer RHSTEP att ytterligare förbättra relationen med ministeriet, gemenskapen och andra relevanta intressenter. Dessa kommer att följas upp genom dialog. Programmet kommer att kontinuerligt följas upp av ambassaden. Utfasningen av stödet till RHSTEP från Sverige sker under angiven tidsperiod. Utvärderings sker mid-term. The overall objective of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the SRHR situation of women and adolescents in the project areas. There are 7 outcomes described in the Project. Outcome-1: Improved Skills of Service providers for SRHR services.; Outcome-2: Improved capacity of the consortium in SRHR program management.. Outcome-3: Increased access to quality SRHR services for women, adolescents and men; Outcome-4: Enhanced knowledge of the women and adolescents in the project areas to make informed choice pertaining to their sexual and reproductive health needs; Outcome-5: Strengthened monitoring, Research, Evaluation and Documentation processes in the consortium. Outcome-6: Strengthened advocacy and social networking initiatives for improving SRHR situation. Outcome-7: Sustainability of the consortium improved. During the entire project period it aims to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received reproductive health education and service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Personnel development for population and reproductive health Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health   This is the last annual report of the project. In reality it is a report of 14 months activities. One of the major objectives of this project is to ensure quality SRH service provision to improve overall SRHR situation and reduction of maternal mortality. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to reduce the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) to less than 70 per 100?000 live One of many preconditions of rendering such service is, forming skilled service providers. To safeguard peoples sexual and reproductive health, the consortium has continued to impart comprehensive menstrual regulation (MR) training to the service providers of public and private sectors. Design of the comprehensive training is guided by the SRHR components which includes discussion of safe menstrual regulation services (MR), post abortion care (PAC), FP counselling, general counselling, adolescent reproductive health and so on. To achieve the goal consortium provides comprehensive MR, MRM and PAC training to doctors, nurses, FWVs, paramedics, SACMOs and midwives. The service providers also receive necessary knowledge on gender and human rights-based approaches to incorporate that in their day-to-day practices. In this reporting period, the consortium has imparted MR, MRM and PAC training to 73 service providers which is (112%) of the planned target. 34 participants received training on Gender Based Violence & Human Resources and Future Project planning. A workshop on Prevention of Corruption and Financial Irregularities were conducted where 37 staffs of RHSTEP and BAPSA. Around 30 staffs were trained on Gender Transformative and & Human Rights Based Approach. 3 training sessions were conducted on Sexual Harassment. During this reporting period, the consortium has rendered 791,284 (127%) services among 321,850 clients. RHSTEP served 287098 clients with 717969 (139%) services and BAPSA served 34752 clients with 73,315 (70%) services respectively. During the reporting year, 18537 (91%) clients were counselled for MR procedure and total MR related services were rendered to 18281 clients which is 91% of the target. RHSTEP rendered 15,416 (93%) and BAPSA rendered 2865 (80%) services by the trained service providers of consortium. The consortium continued to provide short acting, long acting and permanent method support. During this reporting period, 55009 (109%) family planning services were provided to the men and women at reproductive age. Total 46003 (128%) clients were supported from RHSTEP, and 9006 (62%) clients were supported from BAPSA centres. Among all the contraceptive acceptors, non-MR contraceptive acceptors were more in number which is 22967 (105%) and number of post MR contraceptive acceptors was 16700 (105%) due to proper counselling. Safe motherhood service is a priority more than ever. Safe motherhood services including antenatal care, delivery service and post-natal care services were provided to 32225 (107%) women in the year of the project. RHSTEP served 22262 (133%) clients during this period and BAPSA supported 9963 (74%) clients respectively. About 222(123%) normal vaginal delivery was conducted by the consortium. Nearly 1016 (76%) of the delivery cases required caesarean sectionwhich is quiet alarming . In this project year, the consortium has rendered 17836 (99%) reproductive organ cancer diagnostic and counselling service to the clients in catchment areas. For early detection of cancer of cervix, 4947 (94%) Pap smear and VIA test was performed along with 2477 (87%) follow-up. On the other hand, for early detection of breast cancer 4648 (78%) bimanual breast cancer screening tests were performed. LCC services also includes pathology and diagnostic services among the clients in the service areas. Total 613631 (140%) LCC, pathology and diagnostic services were rendered during the reporting period among which, RHSTEP provided 577474 (147%) services and BAPSA performed 32546 (81%) services. Total, 498702 pathology and diagnostic support was provided to the clients. Total 34455(78%) LCC service was delivered to the clients at centers and in school, community and garments 5022 services were provided accordingly. During this reporting period, 2150 clients were supported through telemedicine service from the consortium. Male were counseled while visiting consortium clinics as a clients individually or attendants of clients for LCC, RTI /STI as partners and contraceptive services. The consortium partners rendered 1870 (133%) services to male at their catchments areas in this reporting period. Alordhara Pathshala is the youth hub of RHSTEP that was working during the project period. Currently, RHSTEP is actively running 04 Pathshala centers in four distinctive areas of the country. Alordhara Pathshala centers are mobilizing local youth and adolescents through different initiatives along with promoting SRHR knowledge and book reading. Youth and adolescents are the group that largely adopted a modification in their life style during this times. Due to less sharing attitude with parents & guardian but more with peer, psychological burden is an increasing trend among this group of people. Alordhara Pathshala played an integral part in mobilizing the local youth and adolescents during this time to support them psychologically. The door of Pathshala was open to the youth to circulate books, disseminate information through fun activities and so on. Their safety and wellbeing was a priority concern above everything. Along with regular education through entertainment activities, Total 10799 youth and adolescents were connected with Pathshala in the reporting period. The project has been ended with good results. An evaluation was conducted in the 5th year of the project. According to the evaluation the project is on track. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52170024-5217002401 Sweden The purpose of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) situation of women and adolescents in the Project areas. This project targets to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for Complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received Reproductive Health service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. This will be achieved by ensuring that poor and marginalized women and adolescents don't face any financial barrier to access safe MR and modern Family Planning (FP) methods; Providing comprehensive MR and PAC training to health service providers, raising awareness and creation of Demand of SRHR and Supporting Changes in the policy environments for abortion services. SRHR project will help Bangladesh to achieve universal health coverage (SDG 3), by ensuring safe MR services, increasing family planning use and reducing maternal mortality in Bangladesh and creating enabling Environment to exercise sexual reproductive Health and rights. Insatsen syftar på att förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa i Bangladesh och är direkt kopplad till rättighets- och fattigdomsperspektivet. Insatsen ligger också i linje med de prioriteringarna i den svenska resultatstrategin med Bangladesh och inkluderar de fyra principerna om deltagande, icke-diskriminering, öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande på ett tillfredsställande sätt. Ambassaden bedömer att insatsen är relevant för svenskt stöd då det inkluderar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet mellan kvinnor och män som är de tematiska prioriteringar för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete. De identifierade indikatorerna bedöms vara realistiska och mätbara. Utbredd korruption, utmaningar kring projektets hållbarhet genom avsaknad av potentiella givare och växande religiösa känslor bedöms som de stora riskerna med programmet. Som riskreducerande åtgärder måste RHSTEP ta itu med de rekommendationer som identifierats i analysen om kapacitetsbedömning, bl. a. för att minimera de interna riskerna i samband med programmet. För att minska den externa risken kommer RHSTEP att ytterligare förbättra relationen med ministeriet, gemenskapen och andra relevanta intressenter. Dessa kommer att följas upp genom dialog. Programmet kommer att kontinuerligt följas upp av ambassaden. Utfasningen av stödet till RHSTEP från Sverige sker under angiven tidsperiod. Utvärderings sker mid-term. The overall objective of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the SRHR situation of women and adolescents in the project areas. There are 7 outcomes described in the Project. Outcome-1: Improved Skills of Service providers for SRHR services.; Outcome-2: Improved capacity of the consortium in SRHR program management.. Outcome-3: Increased access to quality SRHR services for women, adolescents and men; Outcome-4: Enhanced knowledge of the women and adolescents in the project areas to make informed choice pertaining to their sexual and reproductive health needs; Outcome-5: Strengthened monitoring, Research, Evaluation and Documentation processes in the consortium. Outcome-6: Strengthened advocacy and social networking initiatives for improving SRHR situation. Outcome-7: Sustainability of the consortium improved. During the entire project period it aims to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received reproductive health education and service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. Sweden RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13500000 0 12500000 11500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 -7000000 0 0 0 12500000 0 13500000 6000000 -4000000 8000000 -8000000 0 -6000000 0 0 0 0 11500000 4000000 37500000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 13500000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 12500000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 11500000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 More people with access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökat antal människor har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170024-5217002402 Sweden The purpose of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) situation of women and adolescents in the Project areas. This project targets to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for Complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received Reproductive Health service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. This will be achieved by ensuring that poor and marginalized women and adolescents don't face any financial barrier to access safe MR and modern Family Planning (FP) methods; Providing comprehensive MR and PAC training to health service providers, raising awareness and creation of Demand of SRHR and Supporting Changes in the policy environments for abortion services. SRHR project will help Bangladesh to achieve universal health coverage (SDG 3), by ensuring safe MR services, increasing family planning use and reducing maternal mortality in Bangladesh and creating enabling Environment to exercise sexual reproductive Health and rights. Insatsen syftar på att förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa i Bangladesh och är direkt kopplad till rättighets- och fattigdomsperspektivet. Insatsen ligger också i linje med de prioriteringarna i den svenska resultatstrategin med Bangladesh och inkluderar de fyra principerna om deltagande, icke-diskriminering, öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande på ett tillfredsställande sätt. Ambassaden bedömer att insatsen är relevant för svenskt stöd då det inkluderar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet mellan kvinnor och män som är de tematiska prioriteringar för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete. De identifierade indikatorerna bedöms vara realistiska och mätbara. Utbredd korruption, utmaningar kring projektets hållbarhet genom avsaknad av potentiella givare och växande religiösa känslor bedöms som de stora riskerna med programmet. Som riskreducerande åtgärder måste RHSTEP ta itu med de rekommendationer som identifierats i analysen om kapacitetsbedömning, bl. a. för att minimera de interna riskerna i samband med programmet. För att minska den externa risken kommer RHSTEP att ytterligare förbättra relationen med ministeriet, gemenskapen och andra relevanta intressenter. Dessa kommer att följas upp genom dialog. Programmet kommer att kontinuerligt följas upp av ambassaden. Utfasningen av stödet till RHSTEP från Sverige sker under angiven tidsperiod. Utvärderings sker mid-term. The overall objective of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the SRHR situation of women and adolescents in the project areas. There are 7 outcomes described in the Project. Outcome-1: Improved Skills of Service providers for SRHR services.; Outcome-2: Improved capacity of the consortium in SRHR program management.. Outcome-3: Increased access to quality SRHR services for women, adolescents and men; Outcome-4: Enhanced knowledge of the women and adolescents in the project areas to make informed choice pertaining to their sexual and reproductive health needs; Outcome-5: Strengthened monitoring, Research, Evaluation and Documentation processes in the consortium. Outcome-6: Strengthened advocacy and social networking initiatives for improving SRHR situation. Outcome-7: Sustainability of the consortium improved. During the entire project period it aims to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received reproductive health education and service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. Sweden RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 0 498767 0 -300000 0 200000 0 -200000 0 300000 0 0 0 500000 0 0 0 0 -500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 498767 0 0 498767 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 187252 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 311514.6 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Better opportunities for access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökade förutsättningar för tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170024-5217002403 Sweden The purpose of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) situation of women and adolescents in the Project areas. This project targets to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for Complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received Reproductive Health service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. This will be achieved by ensuring that poor and marginalized women and adolescents don't face any financial barrier to access safe MR and modern Family Planning (FP) methods; Providing comprehensive MR and PAC training to health service providers, raising awareness and creation of Demand of SRHR and Supporting Changes in the policy environments for abortion services. SRHR project will help Bangladesh to achieve universal health coverage (SDG 3), by ensuring safe MR services, increasing family planning use and reducing maternal mortality in Bangladesh and creating enabling Environment to exercise sexual reproductive Health and rights. Insatsen syftar på att förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa i Bangladesh och är direkt kopplad till rättighets- och fattigdomsperspektivet. Insatsen ligger också i linje med de prioriteringarna i den svenska resultatstrategin med Bangladesh och inkluderar de fyra principerna om deltagande, icke-diskriminering, öppenhet och ansvarsutkrävande på ett tillfredsställande sätt. Ambassaden bedömer att insatsen är relevant för svenskt stöd då det inkluderar mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet mellan kvinnor och män som är de tematiska prioriteringar för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete. De identifierade indikatorerna bedöms vara realistiska och mätbara. Utbredd korruption, utmaningar kring projektets hållbarhet genom avsaknad av potentiella givare och växande religiösa känslor bedöms som de stora riskerna med programmet. Som riskreducerande åtgärder måste RHSTEP ta itu med de rekommendationer som identifierats i analysen om kapacitetsbedömning, bl. a. för att minimera de interna riskerna i samband med programmet. För att minska den externa risken kommer RHSTEP att ytterligare förbättra relationen med ministeriet, gemenskapen och andra relevanta intressenter. Dessa kommer att följas upp genom dialog. Programmet kommer att kontinuerligt följas upp av ambassaden. Utfasningen av stödet till RHSTEP från Sverige sker under angiven tidsperiod. Utvärderings sker mid-term. The overall objective of the project is to contribute in reduction of Maternal Mortality, morbidity from unsafe abortion and improve the SRHR situation of women and adolescents in the project areas. There are 7 outcomes described in the Project. Outcome-1: Improved Skills of Service providers for SRHR services.; Outcome-2: Improved capacity of the consortium in SRHR program management.. Outcome-3: Increased access to quality SRHR services for women, adolescents and men; Outcome-4: Enhanced knowledge of the women and adolescents in the project areas to make informed choice pertaining to their sexual and reproductive health needs; Outcome-5: Strengthened monitoring, Research, Evaluation and Documentation processes in the consortium. Outcome-6: Strengthened advocacy and social networking initiatives for improving SRHR situation. Outcome-7: Sustainability of the consortium improved. During the entire project period it aims to achieve 152825 MR conducted , 38910 patient managed for complications of unsafe abortion , distribution of 367716 FP methods , 155986 individual received reproductive health education and service at school, community and garments, Institutionalized and sustainable attention at the national level to ensure access to safe abortion and family planning. Sweden RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 23000000 12000000 12000000 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 11000000 0 0 0 0 35000000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 11000000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 12000000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program 12000000 RHSTEP/Reproductive Health Services Training and Education Program Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better opportunities for access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökade förutsättningar för tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170040 Sweden The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015). However, looking past the quality proxy of “improved water source” reveals that the water supply is undermined by quality issues and unreliable service provision (MICS 2009). According to the most recent Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, MICS, only 35 % of households consume water which meets the Bangladesh standard for both arsenic and bacteriological contamination. WHO estimate that chronic arsenic exposure leads to 43 000 deaths annually having a significant economic impact on the country. Despite improvements in prevention and treatment of waterborne disease, 15% of post-neonatal deaths all 6% of all U5 deaths are currently due to diarrhea. Arsenic contamination of shallow wells has been a recognized problem since the 1990s but, despite large investments by donors and government, the result has only been a decrease in exposure of 1%, which actually translates into an increased number of affected people given the population growth during the same period. Several factors contribute to this limited success and water quality issues in general, but at the core lay weak regulation and accountability, poor information management, and a lack of capacity of government to coordinate and engage with small scale entrepreneurs in the water sector. The proposed programme will support the government of Bangladesh to lead, coordinate and facilitate the implementation and management of water safety frameworks and protocols. The long term development goal is universal access to safe and sustainable drinking water and the expected outcomes of the project are: 1. By 2020, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned. 2. By 2020, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water. 3. By 2020, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors. Det föreslagna programmet kommer att stödja Bangladesh regerings arbete med att leda, samordna och främja genomförandet och förvaltningen av ramverk och metoder för skydd av vatten. Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är allmän tillgång till säkert och hållbart dricksvatten. De förväntade resultaten av projektet är: 1. År 2020 ska roller och ansvar för reglering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, tillhandahållande av tjänster och provning av vattenkvalitet vara tilldelade. 2. År 2020 är harmoniserade system och metoder utplacerade av ansvariga aktörer för leverans av arseniksäkert och bakteriologiskt säkert dricksvatten. 3. År 2020 används evidensbaserade system av ansvariga aktörer inom delsektorerna hälsa och dricksvatten. The key outcomes and outputs of the project are: 1. By 2021, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned 1.1 A government-led platform for adaptation and adoption of sub-sector wide scalable water safety models and protocols is established and functional 1.2 Drinking water safety policies and regulations are complied with and capacity of public/ private personnel developed to deliver safe water at-scale ' 2. By 2021, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water 2.1 A government-led national performance-based monitoring and surveillance system for urban and rural drinking water safety is established and functional ' 2.2 A harmonized National Arsenic Mitigation Protocol and evidence-based model is adopted and implemented securing safe water rights 3. By 2021, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors 3.1 Arsenicosis case detection and management protocol is operationalized & evidence and database of arsenicosis patients established and strengthened 3.2 The integrated WASH National Monitoring and Evaluation System is established, populated and functional 4. By 2021, Rohingya and Host Communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas under Coxs Bazar District have sustainable WASH services 4.1 The Behaviour of both host and Rohingya communities have been changed through safe sanitation and hygiene intervention change and safe sanitation 4.2 Rohingya and Host communities are trained on Water Safety Plan (WSP) and able to ensure their own access to safe water 4.3 GoB departments and stakeholders are strengthened to ensure sustainable WASH services for the target communities. Following the projects successes, the Government of Bangladesh decided to upscale this approach in a $240 million worth programme directed at rural water supply and has requested technical support from UNICEF to expand the well-developed arsenic safe union model to the new programme locations. Consequently, the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh and UNICEF discussed and agreed to continue support in this area, with a shift of UNICEFs role to solely render technical assistance while leveraging huge GoB resources. This revised role will allow focus on quality assurance of the larger Government programme, capacity building and targeting the poorest and most vulnerable, ensuring a strong equity lens to the intervention. The current contribution will thus be further extended to allow the continuation of support to DPHE while building on previous achievements. In September 2021, Embassy of Sweden and UNICEF decided that the support of the Swedish Embassy to UNICEF would be provided under the thematic funding modality (pooled funds received against the programmes approved by the Executive Board, i.e the UNICEF Country Programme) instead of a dedicated proposal. Therefore, this bridging phase will cover the first year of UNICEFs Country Programme 2022-26 (January December 2022) with a special focus on water safety, while the larger 3-year broader thematic proposal based on the UNICEF Bangladesh WASH Programme Strategy Note 2022-26, is being drafted. Objectives 5 and 6 for the extended period. These objectives are from the technical support to the government initiative. 5. By 2022, the National Water Quality Monitoring & Surveillance System is strengthened with a mechanism for water quality monitoring and management and adapted/used for informed decision-making with quality compliance regulated through the development/ revision, and implementation of the standardized water safety and arsenic mitigation guidelines and protocols. 5.1 Access to quality water resources by communities through water service is regulated through the enforcement of quality guidelines and protocols. 5.2 Management information system for water quality for informed decision making is established and regularly updated and expanded. 6. By 2022, the poorest and most vulnerable communities in arsenic-affected unions have access to safe, sustainable and climate resilient water services and contribute to sustainably clean and safe environment. 6.1 An informed and all-inclusive consultative process is followed in defining an action plan for safe/arsenic-free water services in selected priority unions. 6.2 Safe/arsenic free water systems that are climate resilient and sustainable are in place to serve targeted population.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Basic drinking water supply Water Supply & Sanitation Narrative report: The narrative report underscores significant achievements, spanning the project life: - Establishment of the Policy Support Branch for local governance and WASH coordination. - Development of the National Implementation Plan on Arsenic Mitigation (IPAM) in 2018. - Completion of the National MICS 2018-2019 and Water Quality Thematic Report 2021. - Creation of the Nationwide WASH Bottleneck Analysis Tools (WASH BAT) report. - Development and dissemination of National Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Guidelines. - Introduction of the ASMITAS digital tool, incorporating 50,000 datasets. - Installation of 82 monitoring wells across 11 upazillas. - Successful implementation of the 'Arsenic-Safe Union' model, benefiting over 361,975 people. - Climate-resilient water safety planning across 10 unions and two municipalities. - Comprehensive training on water safety, sanitation, hygiene, and safe drilling for communities, local drillers, and LGIs. Acknowledging the challenges faced during the project, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Flood, Cyclone Amphan, geological complexities, and an increase in unit cost, demonstrates a transparent assessment. The identified Lessons Learned and Opportunities provide constructive insights: - Recognition of ASMITAS app potential to revolutionize manual data management for transparency. - Urgent need for scaled-up nationwide groundwater monitoring using technological advancements. - Realization of the replicable potential of project-generated aquifer data. - Call for scaling-up the capacity-building program for local drillers, emphasizing registration. - Emphasis on the rehabilitation focus and effective integration of guidelines for O&M capacities. In conclusion, the project's commendable achievements and lessons learned offer valuable insights for future initiatives. The approval of the narrative report is granted, and further initiatives are recommended, emphasizing technology integration, sector collaboration, and addressing identified challenges for sustainable impact. Financial Report: During the reporting period from September 1, 2017, to June 30, 2023, UNICEF received SEK 114,911,003.35 from the Embassy of Sweden/Sida, equivalent to US$ 12,909,626.46 (system discrepancy states UINCEF receives SEK 115,000,000). As of December 20, 2023, cumulative expenditure is US$ 12,825,420.74, resulting in a balance of US$ 84,205.72, with US$ 47,773.82 allocated for obligated commitments. The remaining balance is US$ 36,431.90 (US$ 84,205.72 - US$ 47,773.82). This Donor Statement of Activity is uncertified, and the final certified financial statement is anticipated within 12 to 18 months after the project concludes on June 30, 2023. The certified financial statement will address any discrepancies in the Donor Statement of Activity. A decision regarding the remaining balancewhether it returns to the Embassy or is absorbed by UNICEFwill be made. In summary, the financial report is approved, pending the final audited report for expense justification. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52170040-5217004001 Sweden The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015). However, looking past the quality proxy of “improved water source” reveals that the water supply is undermined by quality issues and unreliable service provision (MICS 2009). According to the most recent Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, MICS, only 35 % of households consume water which meets the Bangladesh standard for both arsenic and bacteriological contamination. WHO estimate that chronic arsenic exposure leads to 43 000 deaths annually having a significant economic impact on the country. Despite improvements in prevention and treatment of waterborne disease, 15% of post-neonatal deaths all 6% of all U5 deaths are currently due to diarrhea. Arsenic contamination of shallow wells has been a recognized problem since the 1990s but, despite large investments by donors and government, the result has only been a decrease in exposure of 1%, which actually translates into an increased number of affected people given the population growth during the same period. Several factors contribute to this limited success and water quality issues in general, but at the core lay weak regulation and accountability, poor information management, and a lack of capacity of government to coordinate and engage with small scale entrepreneurs in the water sector. The proposed programme will support the government of Bangladesh to lead, coordinate and facilitate the implementation and management of water safety frameworks and protocols. The long term development goal is universal access to safe and sustainable drinking water and the expected outcomes of the project are: 1. By 2020, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned. 2. By 2020, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water. 3. By 2020, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors. Det föreslagna programmet kommer att stödja Bangladesh regerings arbete med att leda, samordna och främja genomförandet och förvaltningen av ramverk och metoder för skydd av vatten. Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är allmän tillgång till säkert och hållbart dricksvatten. De förväntade resultaten av projektet är: 1. År 2020 ska roller och ansvar för reglering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, tillhandahållande av tjänster och provning av vattenkvalitet vara tilldelade. 2. År 2020 är harmoniserade system och metoder utplacerade av ansvariga aktörer för leverans av arseniksäkert och bakteriologiskt säkert dricksvatten. 3. År 2020 används evidensbaserade system av ansvariga aktörer inom delsektorerna hälsa och dricksvatten. The key outcomes and outputs of the project are: 1. By 2021, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned 1.1 A government-led platform for adaptation and adoption of sub-sector wide scalable water safety models and protocols is established and functional 1.2 Drinking water safety policies and regulations are complied with and capacity of public/ private personnel developed to deliver safe water at-scale ' 2. By 2021, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water 2.1 A government-led national performance-based monitoring and surveillance system for urban and rural drinking water safety is established and functional ' 2.2 A harmonized National Arsenic Mitigation Protocol and evidence-based model is adopted and implemented securing safe water rights 3. By 2021, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors 3.1 Arsenicosis case detection and management protocol is operationalized & evidence and database of arsenicosis patients established and strengthened 3.2 The integrated WASH National Monitoring and Evaluation System is established, populated and functional 4. By 2021, Rohingya and Host Communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas under Coxs Bazar District have sustainable WASH services 4.1 The Behaviour of both host and Rohingya communities have been changed through safe sanitation and hygiene intervention change and safe sanitation 4.2 Rohingya and Host communities are trained on Water Safety Plan (WSP) and able to ensure their own access to safe water 4.3 GoB departments and stakeholders are strengthened to ensure sustainable WASH services for the target communities. Following the projects successes, the Government of Bangladesh decided to upscale this approach in a $240 million worth programme directed at rural water supply and has requested technical support from UNICEF to expand the well-developed arsenic safe union model to the new programme locations. Consequently, the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh and UNICEF discussed and agreed to continue support in this area, with a shift of UNICEFs role to solely render technical assistance while leveraging huge GoB resources. This revised role will allow focus on quality assurance of the larger Government programme, capacity building and targeting the poorest and most vulnerable, ensuring a strong equity lens to the intervention. The current contribution will thus be further extended to allow the continuation of support to DPHE while building on previous achievements. In September 2021, Embassy of Sweden and UNICEF decided that the support of the Swedish Embassy to UNICEF would be provided under the thematic funding modality (pooled funds received against the programmes approved by the Executive Board, i.e the UNICEF Country Programme) instead of a dedicated proposal. Therefore, this bridging phase will cover the first year of UNICEFs Country Programme 2022-26 (January December 2022) with a special focus on water safety, while the larger 3-year broader thematic proposal based on the UNICEF Bangladesh WASH Programme Strategy Note 2022-26, is being drafted. Objectives 5 and 6 for the extended period. These objectives are from the technical support to the government initiative. 5. By 2022, the National Water Quality Monitoring & Surveillance System is strengthened with a mechanism for water quality monitoring and management and adapted/used for informed decision-making with quality compliance regulated through the development/ revision, and implementation of the standardized water safety and arsenic mitigation guidelines and protocols. 5.1 Access to quality water resources by communities through water service is regulated through the enforcement of quality guidelines and protocols. 5.2 Management information system for water quality for informed decision making is established and regularly updated and expanded. 6. By 2022, the poorest and most vulnerable communities in arsenic-affected unions have access to safe, sustainable and climate resilient water services and contribute to sustainably clean and safe environment. 6.1 An informed and all-inclusive consultative process is followed in defining an action plan for safe/arsenic-free water services in selected priority unions. 6.2 Safe/arsenic free water systems that are climate resilient and sustainable are in place to serve targeted population.   Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 12500000 25000000 5000000 6500000 0 12500000 12500000 20000000 10000000 0 -10000000 -12500000 0 5000000 0 -12500000 0 0 12500000 0 0 0 10000000 0 5000000 -10000000 0 0 0 6500000 49000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 12500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Strengthened institutional capacity among authorities and other actors to better manage water resources in particularly neglected and vulnerable areas Ökad institutionell kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra aktörer att bättre förvalta vattenresurser i särskilt eftersatta och utsatta områden Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Better access to sustainable and resilient community water, sanitation and hygiene services Bättre tillgång till hållbara och motståndskraftiga samhällstjänster för vatten, sanitet och hygien Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170040-5217004003 Sweden The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015). However, looking past the quality proxy of “improved water source” reveals that the water supply is undermined by quality issues and unreliable service provision (MICS 2009). According to the most recent Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, MICS, only 35 % of households consume water which meets the Bangladesh standard for both arsenic and bacteriological contamination. WHO estimate that chronic arsenic exposure leads to 43 000 deaths annually having a significant economic impact on the country. Despite improvements in prevention and treatment of waterborne disease, 15% of post-neonatal deaths all 6% of all U5 deaths are currently due to diarrhea. Arsenic contamination of shallow wells has been a recognized problem since the 1990s but, despite large investments by donors and government, the result has only been a decrease in exposure of 1%, which actually translates into an increased number of affected people given the population growth during the same period. Several factors contribute to this limited success and water quality issues in general, but at the core lay weak regulation and accountability, poor information management, and a lack of capacity of government to coordinate and engage with small scale entrepreneurs in the water sector. The proposed programme will support the government of Bangladesh to lead, coordinate and facilitate the implementation and management of water safety frameworks and protocols. The long term development goal is universal access to safe and sustainable drinking water and the expected outcomes of the project are: 1. By 2020, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned. 2. By 2020, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water. 3. By 2020, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors. Det föreslagna programmet kommer att stödja Bangladesh regerings arbete med att leda, samordna och främja genomförandet och förvaltningen av ramverk och metoder för skydd av vatten. Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är allmän tillgång till säkert och hållbart dricksvatten. De förväntade resultaten av projektet är: 1. År 2020 ska roller och ansvar för reglering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, tillhandahållande av tjänster och provning av vattenkvalitet vara tilldelade. 2. År 2020 är harmoniserade system och metoder utplacerade av ansvariga aktörer för leverans av arseniksäkert och bakteriologiskt säkert dricksvatten. 3. År 2020 används evidensbaserade system av ansvariga aktörer inom delsektorerna hälsa och dricksvatten. The key outcomes and outputs of the project are: 1. By 2021, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned 1.1 A government-led platform for adaptation and adoption of sub-sector wide scalable water safety models and protocols is established and functional 1.2 Drinking water safety policies and regulations are complied with and capacity of public/ private personnel developed to deliver safe water at-scale ' 2. By 2021, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water 2.1 A government-led national performance-based monitoring and surveillance system for urban and rural drinking water safety is established and functional ' 2.2 A harmonized National Arsenic Mitigation Protocol and evidence-based model is adopted and implemented securing safe water rights 3. By 2021, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors 3.1 Arsenicosis case detection and management protocol is operationalized & evidence and database of arsenicosis patients established and strengthened 3.2 The integrated WASH National Monitoring and Evaluation System is established, populated and functional 4. By 2021, Rohingya and Host Communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas under Coxs Bazar District have sustainable WASH services 4.1 The Behaviour of both host and Rohingya communities have been changed through safe sanitation and hygiene intervention change and safe sanitation 4.2 Rohingya and Host communities are trained on Water Safety Plan (WSP) and able to ensure their own access to safe water 4.3 GoB departments and stakeholders are strengthened to ensure sustainable WASH services for the target communities. Following the projects successes, the Government of Bangladesh decided to upscale this approach in a $240 million worth programme directed at rural water supply and has requested technical support from UNICEF to expand the well-developed arsenic safe union model to the new programme locations. Consequently, the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh and UNICEF discussed and agreed to continue support in this area, with a shift of UNICEFs role to solely render technical assistance while leveraging huge GoB resources. This revised role will allow focus on quality assurance of the larger Government programme, capacity building and targeting the poorest and most vulnerable, ensuring a strong equity lens to the intervention. The current contribution will thus be further extended to allow the continuation of support to DPHE while building on previous achievements. In September 2021, Embassy of Sweden and UNICEF decided that the support of the Swedish Embassy to UNICEF would be provided under the thematic funding modality (pooled funds received against the programmes approved by the Executive Board, i.e the UNICEF Country Programme) instead of a dedicated proposal. Therefore, this bridging phase will cover the first year of UNICEFs Country Programme 2022-26 (January December 2022) with a special focus on water safety, while the larger 3-year broader thematic proposal based on the UNICEF Bangladesh WASH Programme Strategy Note 2022-26, is being drafted. Objectives 5 and 6 for the extended period. These objectives are from the technical support to the government initiative. 5. By 2022, the National Water Quality Monitoring & Surveillance System is strengthened with a mechanism for water quality monitoring and management and adapted/used for informed decision-making with quality compliance regulated through the development/ revision, and implementation of the standardized water safety and arsenic mitigation guidelines and protocols. 5.1 Access to quality water resources by communities through water service is regulated through the enforcement of quality guidelines and protocols. 5.2 Management information system for water quality for informed decision making is established and regularly updated and expanded. 6. By 2022, the poorest and most vulnerable communities in arsenic-affected unions have access to safe, sustainable and climate resilient water services and contribute to sustainably clean and safe environment. 6.1 An informed and all-inclusive consultative process is followed in defining an action plan for safe/arsenic-free water services in selected priority unions. 6.2 Safe/arsenic free water systems that are climate resilient and sustainable are in place to serve targeted population.   Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20500000 15000000 9500000 0 15000000 0 0 20500000 9500000 0 45000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 15000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 9500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Focus on vulnerable groups in refugee areas, among host communities and rohingy refugees, especially women and children Fokus på sårbara grupper i flyktingmottagande områden, bland värdsamhällen och rohingyaflyktingar, särskilt kvinnor och barn Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-52170040-5217004005 Sweden The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015). However, looking past the quality proxy of “improved water source” reveals that the water supply is undermined by quality issues and unreliable service provision (MICS 2009). According to the most recent Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, MICS, only 35 % of households consume water which meets the Bangladesh standard for both arsenic and bacteriological contamination. WHO estimate that chronic arsenic exposure leads to 43 000 deaths annually having a significant economic impact on the country. Despite improvements in prevention and treatment of waterborne disease, 15% of post-neonatal deaths all 6% of all U5 deaths are currently due to diarrhea. Arsenic contamination of shallow wells has been a recognized problem since the 1990s but, despite large investments by donors and government, the result has only been a decrease in exposure of 1%, which actually translates into an increased number of affected people given the population growth during the same period. Several factors contribute to this limited success and water quality issues in general, but at the core lay weak regulation and accountability, poor information management, and a lack of capacity of government to coordinate and engage with small scale entrepreneurs in the water sector. The proposed programme will support the government of Bangladesh to lead, coordinate and facilitate the implementation and management of water safety frameworks and protocols. The long term development goal is universal access to safe and sustainable drinking water and the expected outcomes of the project are: 1. By 2020, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned. 2. By 2020, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water. 3. By 2020, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors. Det föreslagna programmet kommer att stödja Bangladesh regerings arbete med att leda, samordna och främja genomförandet och förvaltningen av ramverk och metoder för skydd av vatten. Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är allmän tillgång till säkert och hållbart dricksvatten. De förväntade resultaten av projektet är: 1. År 2020 ska roller och ansvar för reglering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, tillhandahållande av tjänster och provning av vattenkvalitet vara tilldelade. 2. År 2020 är harmoniserade system och metoder utplacerade av ansvariga aktörer för leverans av arseniksäkert och bakteriologiskt säkert dricksvatten. 3. År 2020 används evidensbaserade system av ansvariga aktörer inom delsektorerna hälsa och dricksvatten. The key outcomes and outputs of the project are: 1. By 2021, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned 1.1 A government-led platform for adaptation and adoption of sub-sector wide scalable water safety models and protocols is established and functional 1.2 Drinking water safety policies and regulations are complied with and capacity of public/ private personnel developed to deliver safe water at-scale ' 2. By 2021, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water 2.1 A government-led national performance-based monitoring and surveillance system for urban and rural drinking water safety is established and functional ' 2.2 A harmonized National Arsenic Mitigation Protocol and evidence-based model is adopted and implemented securing safe water rights 3. By 2021, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors 3.1 Arsenicosis case detection and management protocol is operationalized & evidence and database of arsenicosis patients established and strengthened 3.2 The integrated WASH National Monitoring and Evaluation System is established, populated and functional 4. By 2021, Rohingya and Host Communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas under Coxs Bazar District have sustainable WASH services 4.1 The Behaviour of both host and Rohingya communities have been changed through safe sanitation and hygiene intervention change and safe sanitation 4.2 Rohingya and Host communities are trained on Water Safety Plan (WSP) and able to ensure their own access to safe water 4.3 GoB departments and stakeholders are strengthened to ensure sustainable WASH services for the target communities. Following the projects successes, the Government of Bangladesh decided to upscale this approach in a $240 million worth programme directed at rural water supply and has requested technical support from UNICEF to expand the well-developed arsenic safe union model to the new programme locations. Consequently, the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh and UNICEF discussed and agreed to continue support in this area, with a shift of UNICEFs role to solely render technical assistance while leveraging huge GoB resources. This revised role will allow focus on quality assurance of the larger Government programme, capacity building and targeting the poorest and most vulnerable, ensuring a strong equity lens to the intervention. The current contribution will thus be further extended to allow the continuation of support to DPHE while building on previous achievements. In September 2021, Embassy of Sweden and UNICEF decided that the support of the Swedish Embassy to UNICEF would be provided under the thematic funding modality (pooled funds received against the programmes approved by the Executive Board, i.e the UNICEF Country Programme) instead of a dedicated proposal. Therefore, this bridging phase will cover the first year of UNICEFs Country Programme 2022-26 (January December 2022) with a special focus on water safety, while the larger 3-year broader thematic proposal based on the UNICEF Bangladesh WASH Programme Strategy Note 2022-26, is being drafted. Objectives 5 and 6 for the extended period. These objectives are from the technical support to the government initiative. 5. By 2022, the National Water Quality Monitoring & Surveillance System is strengthened with a mechanism for water quality monitoring and management and adapted/used for informed decision-making with quality compliance regulated through the development/ revision, and implementation of the standardized water safety and arsenic mitigation guidelines and protocols. 5.1 Access to quality water resources by communities through water service is regulated through the enforcement of quality guidelines and protocols. 5.2 Management information system for water quality for informed decision making is established and regularly updated and expanded. 6. By 2022, the poorest and most vulnerable communities in arsenic-affected unions have access to safe, sustainable and climate resilient water services and contribute to sustainably clean and safe environment. 6.1 An informed and all-inclusive consultative process is followed in defining an action plan for safe/arsenic-free water services in selected priority unions. 6.2 Safe/arsenic free water systems that are climate resilient and sustainable are in place to serve targeted population.   Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 21000000 0 0 3000000 0 18000000 21000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 18000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Improved conditions for reduced environmental impact and sustainable use of natural resources. Stärkta förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52190012 Sweden The organization the Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA Partnership) has applied to Sida for funding of 19 million SEK to implement the "Environmental Economics Partnership for Greener, Cleaner and Inclusive Development in Southeast Asia in Southeast Asia" during the period 2018-2022. Long-term sustainable development and lasting poverty alleviation requires that economic, social and environmental aspects are actively integrated into development. Environmental economics research, method development and capacity building are important components of this work, which can make a significant contribution to the development of plans, policies and legislation - locally, nationally, regionally and globally. The proposed support for EEPSEA and its environmental economics research program support a greener, cleaner and inclusive development, contributing to several of the Global Sustainable Development Goals under Agenda 2030 through support for research, capacity building and policy influence. The contribution aims at environmental economic capacity building with a well-designed approach to educating not only researchers but also decision makers and policy actors such as natural resource managers, local authorities, lawyers and journalists in environmental economics, thus making better use of research results. The program will contribute to enhanced high-quality research and relevance to poverty alleviation and sustainable development through research grants aimed at both countries with less capacity such as Myanmar, Lao PDR and Cambodia and more general open calls in the region. The initiative plans to work with cross-border environmental issues such as the use of water in the Mekong River, marine ecosystems, biodiversity corridors and regional toxic haze. The proposed program will also include a gender equality and rights perspective in research issues. These perspectives will also be integrated into the capacity building aimed at young researchers, decision makers and other policy actors. Other important aspects of the program are to facilitate cooperation between researchers in the region by providing a platform for the exchange of research results, knowledge and experiences of high relevance to regional development, and through this regional platform to increase the ability to conduct politically sensitive research and thereby strengthen the academic freedom. EEPSEA contributes through its work to finding solutions with a gender equality and rights perspective on complex environmental challenges. Nätverket Economy & Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA Partnership) har ansökt om stöd från Sida med 19 MSEK för att genomföra programmet “Environmental Economics Partnership for Greener, Cleaner and Inclusive Development in Southeast Asia” i Sydostasien under 2018-2022. En långsiktigt hållbar utveckling och varaktig fattigdomsbekämpning förutsätter att ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekter aktivt integreras i samhällsutvecklingen. Miljöekonomisk forskning, metodutveckling och kapacitetsbyggande är viktiga delar i detta arbete, vilka kan bidra väsentligt till framtagande av planer, policies och lagstiftning - lokalt, nationellt, regionalt och globalt. Det föreslagna stödet till EEPSEA och dess program inom miljöekonomiforskning stöder en utveckling som är grönare, renare och inkluderande och bidrar till flera av de globala målen för hållbar utveckling under Agenda 2030 genom stöd till forskning, kapacitetsbyggnad och policypåverkan. Insatsen syftar till miljöekonomisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad med ett väl utformat tillvägagångssätt för att utbilda inte bara forskare utan även beslutsfattare och policyaktörer som naturresursförvaltare, lokala myndigheter, jurister och journalister i miljöekonomi och därmed åstadkomma ett bättre utnyttjande av forskningsresultat. Programmet kommer att bidra till stärkt forskning av hög kvalitet och relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling genom utlysningar av forskningsanslag både riktat till svagare länder som Myanmar, Laos och Kambodja och allmänna inom regionen. Insatsen planerar arbeta med gränsöverskridande miljöproblem såsom användningen av vatten i Mekongfloden, det marina ekosystemnätet, biodiversitetskorridoren och luftföroreningar med regional spridning (s.k.toxic haze). Det föreslagna programmet kommer också att inkludera ett jämställdhets- och rättighetsperspektiv i forskningsfrågorna. Dessa perspektiv kommer även att integreras i den kapacitetsbyggnad som riktar sig till yngre forskare, beslutsfattare och andra policyaktörer. Andra viktiga aspekter av programmet är att underlätta samarbetet mellan forskare inom regionen genom att erbjuda en plattform för utbyte av forskningsresultat, kunskap och erfarenheter av hög relevans för regional utveckling samt att genom denna regionala plattform öka möjligheten att bedriva politiskt känslig forskning och därmed stärka den akademiska friheten EEPSEA bidrar genom sitt arbete att hitta lösningar med ett jämställdhets- och rättighetsperspektiv på komplicerade miljöutmaningar. As a regional platform for environmental economics and transdisciplinary research, EEPSEA Partnership will contribute to addressing and finding solutions to complex environmental challenges, while being especially sensitive to the needs of the poor in order to support a development that is greener, cleaner and inclusive. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cambodia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Philippines (the) Thailand Viet Nam Asia, regional Environmental research Research/scientific institutions General Environment Protection Other Multisector The establishment of the Environmental Economics Institute for the Lower Mekong Subregion (EEI-LMS) at Khon Kaen University (Thailand) is a result of the EEPSEA contribution. By the end of the contribution, EEI-LMS has 223 members from Thailand (125), Lao PDR (16), Myanmar (49) and Cambodia (33). Swedish support facilitated the further development of the Environmental Economics Group - Philippines (EEG-Ph). During 2023 the EEG-Ph revised is vision statement to reflect the strategic shift of its focus from individual research to capacity building amongst academic, government and private sector stakeholders. EEPSEA's small research grants programme elicited 86 applications resulting in 22 funded projects (8 women, 14 men) in Lao PDR (4), Cambodia (7) and Myanmar (11) during the lifetime of the agreement, with 20 projects completed. EEPSEA awarded seven transdisciplinary research proposal development grants during the lifetime of the contribution. Grants covered areas including indigenous knowledge, water and agriculture, coral reef sustainability, water-related disaster, biodiversity, marine fisheries, and aquaculture. EEPSEA's seed grant initiative was intended to create opportunities for transdisciplinary projects, including environmental economics, that would contribute solutions to complex environmental challenges. The results of this programme component were limited. EEPSEA contributed to the development of Vietnam's new Environmental Protection Law and the National Action Plan on Circular Economy. These policy impacts were possible due to the trust that policymakers placed in EEPSEA as a credible and reliable organization. During September 2023 EEPSEA held a 2-day training workshop on "Measurement and Implementation of Circular Economy in Southeast Asia" at the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Organized for 33 researchers (19 women, 14 men) from Southeast Asian nations, the workshop deepened their understanding of circular economy principles and enhance their skills in quantifying and implementing circular economy strategies effectively. A participant from Thailand's Circular Economy Task Force reflected afterwards that "this workshop enhanced my expertise in quantifying the circular transition. The knowledge will be invaluable as we fine-tune Thailand's national circular economy action plan." A participant from Vietnam's Institute of Strategy and Policy on Natural Resources and Environment explained that "the methodologies and measurement frameworks covered will allow us to develop a more robust, scientifically-grounded circular economy strategy with clear targets and monitoring mechanisms for Vietnam." Most participants were also presenters at the 2023 International Conference on Economics, Law and Government, which focused on accelerating inclusive green transitions in Developing Countries hosted by the University of Economics directly after the EEPSEA workshop. A senior environmental economist from Jönköping University, Sweden contributed to the training as a resource person. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52190012-5219001201 Sweden The organization the Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA Partnership) has applied to Sida for funding of 19 million SEK to implement the "Environmental Economics Partnership for Greener, Cleaner and Inclusive Development in Southeast Asia in Southeast Asia" during the period 2018-2022. Long-term sustainable development and lasting poverty alleviation requires that economic, social and environmental aspects are actively integrated into development. Environmental economics research, method development and capacity building are important components of this work, which can make a significant contribution to the development of plans, policies and legislation - locally, nationally, regionally and globally. The proposed support for EEPSEA and its environmental economics research program support a greener, cleaner and inclusive development, contributing to several of the Global Sustainable Development Goals under Agenda 2030 through support for research, capacity building and policy influence. The contribution aims at environmental economic capacity building with a well-designed approach to educating not only researchers but also decision makers and policy actors such as natural resource managers, local authorities, lawyers and journalists in environmental economics, thus making better use of research results. The program will contribute to enhanced high-quality research and relevance to poverty alleviation and sustainable development through research grants aimed at both countries with less capacity such as Myanmar, Lao PDR and Cambodia and more general open calls in the region. The initiative plans to work with cross-border environmental issues such as the use of water in the Mekong River, marine ecosystems, biodiversity corridors and regional toxic haze. The proposed program will also include a gender equality and rights perspective in research issues. These perspectives will also be integrated into the capacity building aimed at young researchers, decision makers and other policy actors. Other important aspects of the program are to facilitate cooperation between researchers in the region by providing a platform for the exchange of research results, knowledge and experiences of high relevance to regional development, and through this regional platform to increase the ability to conduct politically sensitive research and thereby strengthen the academic freedom. EEPSEA contributes through its work to finding solutions with a gender equality and rights perspective on complex environmental challenges. Nätverket Economy & Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA Partnership) har ansökt om stöd från Sida med 19 MSEK för att genomföra programmet “Environmental Economics Partnership for Greener, Cleaner and Inclusive Development in Southeast Asia” i Sydostasien under 2018-2022. En långsiktigt hållbar utveckling och varaktig fattigdomsbekämpning förutsätter att ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekter aktivt integreras i samhällsutvecklingen. Miljöekonomisk forskning, metodutveckling och kapacitetsbyggande är viktiga delar i detta arbete, vilka kan bidra väsentligt till framtagande av planer, policies och lagstiftning - lokalt, nationellt, regionalt och globalt. Det föreslagna stödet till EEPSEA och dess program inom miljöekonomiforskning stöder en utveckling som är grönare, renare och inkluderande och bidrar till flera av de globala målen för hållbar utveckling under Agenda 2030 genom stöd till forskning, kapacitetsbyggnad och policypåverkan. Insatsen syftar till miljöekonomisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad med ett väl utformat tillvägagångssätt för att utbilda inte bara forskare utan även beslutsfattare och policyaktörer som naturresursförvaltare, lokala myndigheter, jurister och journalister i miljöekonomi och därmed åstadkomma ett bättre utnyttjande av forskningsresultat. Programmet kommer att bidra till stärkt forskning av hög kvalitet och relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling genom utlysningar av forskningsanslag både riktat till svagare länder som Myanmar, Laos och Kambodja och allmänna inom regionen. Insatsen planerar arbeta med gränsöverskridande miljöproblem såsom användningen av vatten i Mekongfloden, det marina ekosystemnätet, biodiversitetskorridoren och luftföroreningar med regional spridning (s.k.toxic haze). Det föreslagna programmet kommer också att inkludera ett jämställdhets- och rättighetsperspektiv i forskningsfrågorna. Dessa perspektiv kommer även att integreras i den kapacitetsbyggnad som riktar sig till yngre forskare, beslutsfattare och andra policyaktörer. Andra viktiga aspekter av programmet är att underlätta samarbetet mellan forskare inom regionen genom att erbjuda en plattform för utbyte av forskningsresultat, kunskap och erfarenheter av hög relevans för regional utveckling samt att genom denna regionala plattform öka möjligheten att bedriva politiskt känslig forskning och därmed stärka den akademiska friheten EEPSEA bidrar genom sitt arbete att hitta lösningar med ett jämställdhets- och rättighetsperspektiv på komplicerade miljöutmaningar. As a regional platform for environmental economics and transdisciplinary research, EEPSEA Partnership will contribute to addressing and finding solutions to complex environmental challenges, while being especially sensitive to the needs of the poor in order to support a development that is greener, cleaner and inclusive. Sweden EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 2000000 0 2500000 2500000 3000000 0 10000000 -6000000 0 0 6000000 -8500000 3000000 500000 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia 500000 EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia 1500000 EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia 2500000 EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia 2500000 EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia 3000000 EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Greater impact of a gender equality perspective in research Ökat genomslag för ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i forskningen Other Övrigt More interfaces, networks and cooperation established between actors from research institutions on the one hand, and the business sector, public authorities and civil society on the other Fler kontaktytor, nätverk och samarbeten etablerade mellan aktörer från forskningsinstitutioner å ena sidan, och näringsliv, myndigheter och civilsamhälle å den andra Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-52190012-5219001202 Sweden The organization the Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA Partnership) has applied to Sida for funding of 19 million SEK to implement the "Environmental Economics Partnership for Greener, Cleaner and Inclusive Development in Southeast Asia in Southeast Asia" during the period 2018-2022. Long-term sustainable development and lasting poverty alleviation requires that economic, social and environmental aspects are actively integrated into development. Environmental economics research, method development and capacity building are important components of this work, which can make a significant contribution to the development of plans, policies and legislation - locally, nationally, regionally and globally. The proposed support for EEPSEA and its environmental economics research program support a greener, cleaner and inclusive development, contributing to several of the Global Sustainable Development Goals under Agenda 2030 through support for research, capacity building and policy influence. The contribution aims at environmental economic capacity building with a well-designed approach to educating not only researchers but also decision makers and policy actors such as natural resource managers, local authorities, lawyers and journalists in environmental economics, thus making better use of research results. The program will contribute to enhanced high-quality research and relevance to poverty alleviation and sustainable development through research grants aimed at both countries with less capacity such as Myanmar, Lao PDR and Cambodia and more general open calls in the region. The initiative plans to work with cross-border environmental issues such as the use of water in the Mekong River, marine ecosystems, biodiversity corridors and regional toxic haze. The proposed program will also include a gender equality and rights perspective in research issues. These perspectives will also be integrated into the capacity building aimed at young researchers, decision makers and other policy actors. Other important aspects of the program are to facilitate cooperation between researchers in the region by providing a platform for the exchange of research results, knowledge and experiences of high relevance to regional development, and through this regional platform to increase the ability to conduct politically sensitive research and thereby strengthen the academic freedom. EEPSEA contributes through its work to finding solutions with a gender equality and rights perspective on complex environmental challenges. Nätverket Economy & Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA Partnership) har ansökt om stöd från Sida med 19 MSEK för att genomföra programmet “Environmental Economics Partnership for Greener, Cleaner and Inclusive Development in Southeast Asia” i Sydostasien under 2018-2022. En långsiktigt hållbar utveckling och varaktig fattigdomsbekämpning förutsätter att ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekter aktivt integreras i samhällsutvecklingen. Miljöekonomisk forskning, metodutveckling och kapacitetsbyggande är viktiga delar i detta arbete, vilka kan bidra väsentligt till framtagande av planer, policies och lagstiftning - lokalt, nationellt, regionalt och globalt. Det föreslagna stödet till EEPSEA och dess program inom miljöekonomiforskning stöder en utveckling som är grönare, renare och inkluderande och bidrar till flera av de globala målen för hållbar utveckling under Agenda 2030 genom stöd till forskning, kapacitetsbyggnad och policypåverkan. Insatsen syftar till miljöekonomisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad med ett väl utformat tillvägagångssätt för att utbilda inte bara forskare utan även beslutsfattare och policyaktörer som naturresursförvaltare, lokala myndigheter, jurister och journalister i miljöekonomi och därmed åstadkomma ett bättre utnyttjande av forskningsresultat. Programmet kommer att bidra till stärkt forskning av hög kvalitet och relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling genom utlysningar av forskningsanslag både riktat till svagare länder som Myanmar, Laos och Kambodja och allmänna inom regionen. Insatsen planerar arbeta med gränsöverskridande miljöproblem såsom användningen av vatten i Mekongfloden, det marina ekosystemnätet, biodiversitetskorridoren och luftföroreningar med regional spridning (s.k.toxic haze). Det föreslagna programmet kommer också att inkludera ett jämställdhets- och rättighetsperspektiv i forskningsfrågorna. Dessa perspektiv kommer även att integreras i den kapacitetsbyggnad som riktar sig till yngre forskare, beslutsfattare och andra policyaktörer. Andra viktiga aspekter av programmet är att underlätta samarbetet mellan forskare inom regionen genom att erbjuda en plattform för utbyte av forskningsresultat, kunskap och erfarenheter av hög relevans för regional utveckling samt att genom denna regionala plattform öka möjligheten att bedriva politiskt känslig forskning och därmed stärka den akademiska friheten EEPSEA bidrar genom sitt arbete att hitta lösningar med ett jämställdhets- och rättighetsperspektiv på komplicerade miljöutmaningar. As a regional platform for environmental economics and transdisciplinary research, EEPSEA Partnership will contribute to addressing and finding solutions to complex environmental challenges, while being especially sensitive to the needs of the poor in order to support a development that is greener, cleaner and inclusive. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 137000 137000 137000 BDO Llp 137000 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52190012-5219001203 Sweden The organization the Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA Partnership) has applied to Sida for funding of 19 million SEK to implement the "Environmental Economics Partnership for Greener, Cleaner and Inclusive Development in Southeast Asia in Southeast Asia" during the period 2018-2022. Long-term sustainable development and lasting poverty alleviation requires that economic, social and environmental aspects are actively integrated into development. Environmental economics research, method development and capacity building are important components of this work, which can make a significant contribution to the development of plans, policies and legislation - locally, nationally, regionally and globally. The proposed support for EEPSEA and its environmental economics research program support a greener, cleaner and inclusive development, contributing to several of the Global Sustainable Development Goals under Agenda 2030 through support for research, capacity building and policy influence. The contribution aims at environmental economic capacity building with a well-designed approach to educating not only researchers but also decision makers and policy actors such as natural resource managers, local authorities, lawyers and journalists in environmental economics, thus making better use of research results. The program will contribute to enhanced high-quality research and relevance to poverty alleviation and sustainable development through research grants aimed at both countries with less capacity such as Myanmar, Lao PDR and Cambodia and more general open calls in the region. The initiative plans to work with cross-border environmental issues such as the use of water in the Mekong River, marine ecosystems, biodiversity corridors and regional toxic haze. The proposed program will also include a gender equality and rights perspective in research issues. These perspectives will also be integrated into the capacity building aimed at young researchers, decision makers and other policy actors. Other important aspects of the program are to facilitate cooperation between researchers in the region by providing a platform for the exchange of research results, knowledge and experiences of high relevance to regional development, and through this regional platform to increase the ability to conduct politically sensitive research and thereby strengthen the academic freedom. EEPSEA contributes through its work to finding solutions with a gender equality and rights perspective on complex environmental challenges. Nätverket Economy & Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA Partnership) har ansökt om stöd från Sida med 19 MSEK för att genomföra programmet “Environmental Economics Partnership for Greener, Cleaner and Inclusive Development in Southeast Asia” i Sydostasien under 2018-2022. En långsiktigt hållbar utveckling och varaktig fattigdomsbekämpning förutsätter att ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga aspekter aktivt integreras i samhällsutvecklingen. Miljöekonomisk forskning, metodutveckling och kapacitetsbyggande är viktiga delar i detta arbete, vilka kan bidra väsentligt till framtagande av planer, policies och lagstiftning - lokalt, nationellt, regionalt och globalt. Det föreslagna stödet till EEPSEA och dess program inom miljöekonomiforskning stöder en utveckling som är grönare, renare och inkluderande och bidrar till flera av de globala målen för hållbar utveckling under Agenda 2030 genom stöd till forskning, kapacitetsbyggnad och policypåverkan. Insatsen syftar till miljöekonomisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad med ett väl utformat tillvägagångssätt för att utbilda inte bara forskare utan även beslutsfattare och policyaktörer som naturresursförvaltare, lokala myndigheter, jurister och journalister i miljöekonomi och därmed åstadkomma ett bättre utnyttjande av forskningsresultat. Programmet kommer att bidra till stärkt forskning av hög kvalitet och relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling genom utlysningar av forskningsanslag både riktat till svagare länder som Myanmar, Laos och Kambodja och allmänna inom regionen. Insatsen planerar arbeta med gränsöverskridande miljöproblem såsom användningen av vatten i Mekongfloden, det marina ekosystemnätet, biodiversitetskorridoren och luftföroreningar med regional spridning (s.k.toxic haze). Det föreslagna programmet kommer också att inkludera ett jämställdhets- och rättighetsperspektiv i forskningsfrågorna. Dessa perspektiv kommer även att integreras i den kapacitetsbyggnad som riktar sig till yngre forskare, beslutsfattare och andra policyaktörer. Andra viktiga aspekter av programmet är att underlätta samarbetet mellan forskare inom regionen genom att erbjuda en plattform för utbyte av forskningsresultat, kunskap och erfarenheter av hög relevans för regional utveckling samt att genom denna regionala plattform öka möjligheten att bedriva politiskt känslig forskning och därmed stärka den akademiska friheten EEPSEA bidrar genom sitt arbete att hitta lösningar med ett jämställdhets- och rättighetsperspektiv på komplicerade miljöutmaningar. As a regional platform for environmental economics and transdisciplinary research, EEPSEA Partnership will contribute to addressing and finding solutions to complex environmental challenges, while being especially sensitive to the needs of the poor in order to support a development that is greener, cleaner and inclusive. Sweden EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EEPSEA/Economy and Environment Partnership for Southeast Asia 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 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The countries that will be covered are Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Tonga, Vanuatu in the Pacific, during the period 2017-2021 The programme builds on a previous phase supported by Sweden and aims to strengthen the capacity of the governments to implement their national and local budgeting reform and planning process to be able to systematically address climate change in their public investments in an integrated manner, and address gender equality, human rights and poverty. More details of the programme can be found at https://www.climatefinance-developmenteffectiveness.org/. The objective is: To increase in the number of public investments that respond to climate change whilst also promoting gender equality, human rights and poverty reduction. The planned results are: (a) Budget processes increasingly formulate climate change related investments that are gender responsive and have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. b) Accountability for gender-responsive climate change related investments that have impacts on poverty and human rights is enhanced. c) Regional institutions increasingly play a role in the integrated approach to gender-responsive climate change budgeting that have impacts on poverty and human rights. d) International policy processes give increasing priority to strengthen domestic budget systems that enable delivery of gender responsive climate change investments that have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. During the assessment, there has been an intense dialogue between the Embassy and UNDP which, among other things, has resulted in better integration of gender equality and human rights in the program, as well as increased cooperation with UN Women and civil society. UNDP has responded to the Embassy issues in two "responses matrixes" attached to the decision. The responses have also been integrated into the text in the assessment. Sweden is the sole financier of the programme. Co-financing with other financiers will be further investigated. Forwarding of funds to other organisations will not be done. Assigned organisations will be paid after completion of work. UNDPs regionala enhet i Bangkok har ansökt om stöd från Sida uppgående till 90 000 000 SEK för genomförande av programmet "Strengthening the Governance of Climate Change Finance to Enhance Gender Equality" (Förbättrad styrning/genomförande av klimat-finansiering för förbättrad jämställdhet) under perioden 2017-2019. Länderna som berörs är Bangladesh, Indonesien, Kambodja, Thailand, Tonga och Vanuatu. Länderna kommer att samverka och utbyta erfarenheter genom programmet och de regionala organisationerna Pacific Island Forum (PIF) och Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) kommer att stärkas. Programmet bygger på en tidigare fas finansierad av Sverige. Programmets syfte är att stärka ländernas kapacitet att genomföra nationell och lokal budgetreform, inklusive att söka internationell klimatfinansiering, samt uveckla planeringsprocesser för att systematiskt integrera effekterna av klimatförändringar i offentliga investeringar. Även jämställdhetsaspekter integreras för positiva effekter för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. Mer information om programmet finns på https://www.climatefinance-developmenteffectiveness.org/. Det övergripande målet är "En ökning av antalet offentliga investeringar som adresserar klimatförändringar och samtidigt främjar jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter och fattigdomsminskning." Resultat som förväntas uppnås är: - Budgetprocesser som i ökande grad innehåller klimatinvesteringar som är jämställdhetsorienterade med positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Ansvarsutkrävande för klimatrelaterade investeringar som integrerar jämställdhet vilka har positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Regionala institutioner har förstärkt roll i ett integrerat arbetssätt för mer jämställdhetsorienterad klimatbudgetering med positiva resultat för fattigdoms minskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Internationella policyprocesser ger högre prioritet för nationella budgetsystem som levererar mer jämställdhetsorienterade klimatinvesteringar vilka bidrar till positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. Under beredningen har en intensiv dialog mellan ambassaden och UNDP förts som bland annat resulterat i en bättre integrering av jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i programmet samt utökat samarbete med UN Women och civilsamhället. UNDP har besvarat ambassadens frågor i två matriser som bifogas beslutet. Svaren har också integrerats i beredningstexten. Sverige är tillsvidare ensam finansiär av programmet vilket bedöms vara tillräckligt för genomförandet. DFID finansierar ett parallellt program i Sydasien. Ingen vidareförmedling av medel kommer att ske. De organisationer som ges uppdrag ersätts efter slutfört arbete. Programmet startar med en inledande fas på 6-månader då programdokument, resultatramverk, mm kommer att finslipas. Efter fyra månader av den inledande perioden ska UNDP till ambassaden inkomma med ett rapportutkast. Detta utgör en möjlighet för ambassaden att kommentera och påverka rapportens innehåll. Ambassaden ska godkänna rapporten vid 6-månaders periodens slut. Ytterligar åtgärder kan krävas av ambassaden om så är motiverat. En separat utbetalning kommer att göras för inception perioden. Rätten för ambassaden att godkänna resultaten från den inledande perioden är inte reglerad i avtalet. Den avtalsmall som fastställts mellan Sverige och UNDP kan endast justeras på centralnivå. Ambassaden har vidtagit de riskreducreande åtgärder som mallen tillåter, att dela upp utbetalningarna för 2017 en innan inledande perioden och en efter. Då det i avtalsmallen finns utrymme för att justera utbetalningsplan utifrån projektets utveckling finns en rätt att ändra utbetalningsplan för det fall att förväntningarna på inledande perioden inte infrias. Härutöver finns en rätt för parterna att säga upp avtalet med en månads uppsägningstid. The overall goal of the contribution is to increase the value and effectiveness of public investments that respond to climate change whilst also promoting gender equality, human rights and poverty reduction. The expected outcome is to have domestic budget systems that enable the delivery of gender responsive climate change related investments that would have positive impacts on poverty reduction and human rights. The programme has four specific outputs: Output 1: Budget processes increasingly formulate gender responsive climate change related investments that will have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. Output 2: Accountability for gender responsive climate change related investments that have impacts on poverty and human rights is enhanced. Output 3: Regional institutions play a role in the integrated approach to gender responsive climate change budgeting that have impacts on poverty and human rights. Output 4: International policy processes give increasing priority to strengthen domestic budget systems that enable delivery of gender responsive climate change investments and have a positive impact on poverty and human rights. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Fiji Indonesia Cambodia Thailand Tonga Vanuatu Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Examples of results as reported by UNDP: • Contribution for ensuring that climate change is considered to be an integral part of the development agenda - Climate change is included in the 8th Five Year Plan in Bangladesh - Resilient infrastructure one of the six priorities of the new public debt policy in Cambodia - Law on Harmonization of Tax Regulation includes a focus on carbon tax in Indonesia. • Integration of climate change in the governance and Public Financial Management systems - Dedicated section on climate change in budget documents in Bangladesh - Risk informed development approach in planning and budgeting in the Pacific - Sector ministries negotiated increased budgets for climate change in Cambodia. • Contribution to ensuring that climate expenditures remain on track - Climate change public expenditure, as a share of GDP, rose from 1.2% to 2.3% of GDP in Cambodia. The work of UNDP contributed for example to eight investments to climate proof in roads and water infrastructure, in total USD 11.1 million. - Fiscal and system reforms in Bangladesh have influenced climate relevant budgetary allocations through incorporating climate in key performance indicators for 25 ministries/divisions, including in allocations for food security, social protection and health, in total USD 3 billion. • Mainstreaming climate change in planning and budgeting has had wider policy impacts and positive spin offs - Long term strategy for carbon neutrality in Cambodia - Green sukuks (Green Bonds) issued by the government of Indonesia which has mobilized USD 5.8 billion. • Gender equality and social inclusion inform policy and budgeting frameworks and project design - Gender aspects embedded in the Medium Term Budgetary Framework in Bangladesh - Gender and climate tagging mechanism in Indonesia - 150 risk-informed community projects prepared in Fiji. • Stronger uptake of the need to strengthen climate budgeting by the accountability actors - Climate Performance audits initiated in Bangladesh - Engaging Parliaments in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia and Thailand, e.g. to enhance budget scrutiny, transparency and accountability. - Climate expenditure reporting formalised in Indonesia, Bangladesh and Cambodia. • Capacity of civil society and research entities strengthened for evidence-based climate budgeting - Several CSOs in Bangladesh, Pacific and Indonesia supported research and advocacy - In Cambodia the Cambodia Development Resource Institute reviewed two existing climate change programmes with a focus on vulnerable groups - Collaborative research in Indonesia helped develop technical guidance on gender responsive climate budgeting. • Thought leadership on climate change integrated budgeting and planning - Repository of a wide range of Public Financial Management tools and knowledge on their use for climate related Public Financial Management reform - Engagement with and recognition by other international policy actors such as ADB, IMF, OECD, WB, including e.g. joint development of Public Financial Management tools and methodologies and technical assistance countries' climate budget reforms. - Contributing to the promotion of climate finance reforms in the region and beyond. This has for example led to Indonesia issuing Green Sukuks, Thailand pioneering Sustainability Bonds in 2020, and Bhutan issuing its first ever sovereign bond in 2021. The program in Asia has also inpired the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa Programme, supported by the Embassy of Sweden in Addis Abeba. • Contributing to the regional/global discourse on climate budgeting and planning - Partnership with UNFCCC, supporting countries on biennial assessments institutional partner to the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action - Climate Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability, National Baseline Assessments, etc. - Trainings with UNFCCC, Round tables, etc. Additional conclusions from the evaluation shows that the project, despite the challenges posed by the COVID19 pandemic, has contributed to: 1. The targeted countries are now, overall, better positioned to mainstream gender responsive climate change into planning and budgeting. 2. An improved transparency and accountability for change expenditures, budget allocations and overall leveraging of resources. 3. An improved streamlining of gender, diversity and inclusion across aspects of climate financing. 4. Regional knowledge exchange has been promoted throughout the project cycle, positively influencing other countries to pursue climate finance reform, such as the peer-to-peer exchange between Indonesia and Cambodia. 5. A positive influence on the global discourse on climate budgeting and planning. Overall the evaluation summarised that the program has contributed to that public budgets of around 8.7 bn USD in the targeted countries have mainstreamed climate change, 6.8 bn USD of innovative climate finance has been leveraged (e.g though the green bonds in Indonesia) and more than 72,000 beneficiaries have been supported through improved climate resilience. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52190014-5219001401 Sweden UNDP Bangkok Regional Hub has applied for support from Sida amounting to 90 000 000 SEK for the implementation of the regional program "Strengthening the Governance of Climate Change Finance to Enhance gender Equality". The countries that will be covered are Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Tonga, Vanuatu in the Pacific, during the period 2017-2021 The programme builds on a previous phase supported by Sweden and aims to strengthen the capacity of the governments to implement their national and local budgeting reform and planning process to be able to systematically address climate change in their public investments in an integrated manner, and address gender equality, human rights and poverty. More details of the programme can be found at https://www.climatefinance-developmenteffectiveness.org/. The objective is: To increase in the number of public investments that respond to climate change whilst also promoting gender equality, human rights and poverty reduction. The planned results are: (a) Budget processes increasingly formulate climate change related investments that are gender responsive and have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. b) Accountability for gender-responsive climate change related investments that have impacts on poverty and human rights is enhanced. c) Regional institutions increasingly play a role in the integrated approach to gender-responsive climate change budgeting that have impacts on poverty and human rights. d) International policy processes give increasing priority to strengthen domestic budget systems that enable delivery of gender responsive climate change investments that have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. During the assessment, there has been an intense dialogue between the Embassy and UNDP which, among other things, has resulted in better integration of gender equality and human rights in the program, as well as increased cooperation with UN Women and civil society. UNDP has responded to the Embassy issues in two "responses matrixes" attached to the decision. The responses have also been integrated into the text in the assessment. Sweden is the sole financier of the programme. Co-financing with other financiers will be further investigated. Forwarding of funds to other organisations will not be done. Assigned organisations will be paid after completion of work. UNDPs regionala enhet i Bangkok har ansökt om stöd från Sida uppgående till 90 000 000 SEK för genomförande av programmet "Strengthening the Governance of Climate Change Finance to Enhance Gender Equality" (Förbättrad styrning/genomförande av klimat-finansiering för förbättrad jämställdhet) under perioden 2017-2019. Länderna som berörs är Bangladesh, Indonesien, Kambodja, Thailand, Tonga och Vanuatu. Länderna kommer att samverka och utbyta erfarenheter genom programmet och de regionala organisationerna Pacific Island Forum (PIF) och Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) kommer att stärkas. Programmet bygger på en tidigare fas finansierad av Sverige. Programmets syfte är att stärka ländernas kapacitet att genomföra nationell och lokal budgetreform, inklusive att söka internationell klimatfinansiering, samt uveckla planeringsprocesser för att systematiskt integrera effekterna av klimatförändringar i offentliga investeringar. Även jämställdhetsaspekter integreras för positiva effekter för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. Mer information om programmet finns på https://www.climatefinance-developmenteffectiveness.org/. Det övergripande målet är "En ökning av antalet offentliga investeringar som adresserar klimatförändringar och samtidigt främjar jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter och fattigdomsminskning." Resultat som förväntas uppnås är: - Budgetprocesser som i ökande grad innehåller klimatinvesteringar som är jämställdhetsorienterade med positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Ansvarsutkrävande för klimatrelaterade investeringar som integrerar jämställdhet vilka har positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Regionala institutioner har förstärkt roll i ett integrerat arbetssätt för mer jämställdhetsorienterad klimatbudgetering med positiva resultat för fattigdoms minskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Internationella policyprocesser ger högre prioritet för nationella budgetsystem som levererar mer jämställdhetsorienterade klimatinvesteringar vilka bidrar till positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. Under beredningen har en intensiv dialog mellan ambassaden och UNDP förts som bland annat resulterat i en bättre integrering av jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i programmet samt utökat samarbete med UN Women och civilsamhället. UNDP har besvarat ambassadens frågor i två matriser som bifogas beslutet. Svaren har också integrerats i beredningstexten. Sverige är tillsvidare ensam finansiär av programmet vilket bedöms vara tillräckligt för genomförandet. DFID finansierar ett parallellt program i Sydasien. Ingen vidareförmedling av medel kommer att ske. De organisationer som ges uppdrag ersätts efter slutfört arbete. Programmet startar med en inledande fas på 6-månader då programdokument, resultatramverk, mm kommer att finslipas. Efter fyra månader av den inledande perioden ska UNDP till ambassaden inkomma med ett rapportutkast. Detta utgör en möjlighet för ambassaden att kommentera och påverka rapportens innehåll. Ambassaden ska godkänna rapporten vid 6-månaders periodens slut. Ytterligar åtgärder kan krävas av ambassaden om så är motiverat. En separat utbetalning kommer att göras för inception perioden. Rätten för ambassaden att godkänna resultaten från den inledande perioden är inte reglerad i avtalet. Den avtalsmall som fastställts mellan Sverige och UNDP kan endast justeras på centralnivå. Ambassaden har vidtagit de riskreducreande åtgärder som mallen tillåter, att dela upp utbetalningarna för 2017 en innan inledande perioden och en efter. Då det i avtalsmallen finns utrymme för att justera utbetalningsplan utifrån projektets utveckling finns en rätt att ändra utbetalningsplan för det fall att förväntningarna på inledande perioden inte infrias. Härutöver finns en rätt för parterna att säga upp avtalet med en månads uppsägningstid. The overall goal of the contribution is to increase the value and effectiveness of public investments that respond to climate change whilst also promoting gender equality, human rights and poverty reduction. The expected outcome is to have domestic budget systems that enable the delivery of gender responsive climate change related investments that would have positive impacts on poverty reduction and human rights. The programme has four specific outputs: Output 1: Budget processes increasingly formulate gender responsive climate change related investments that will have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. Output 2: Accountability for gender responsive climate change related investments that have impacts on poverty and human rights is enhanced. Output 3: Regional institutions play a role in the integrated approach to gender responsive climate change budgeting that have impacts on poverty and human rights. Output 4: International policy processes give increasing priority to strengthen domestic budget systems that enable delivery of gender responsive climate change investments and have a positive impact on poverty and human rights. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 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Development Programme 740000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 888000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 370000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52190014-5219001403 Sweden UNDP Bangkok Regional Hub has applied for support from Sida amounting to 90 000 000 SEK for the implementation of the regional program "Strengthening the Governance of Climate Change Finance to Enhance gender Equality". The countries that will be covered are Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Tonga, Vanuatu in the Pacific, during the period 2017-2021 The programme builds on a previous phase supported by Sweden and aims to strengthen the capacity of the governments to implement their national and local budgeting reform and planning process to be able to systematically address climate change in their public investments in an integrated manner, and address gender equality, human rights and poverty. More details of the programme can be found at https://www.climatefinance-developmenteffectiveness.org/. The objective is: To increase in the number of public investments that respond to climate change whilst also promoting gender equality, human rights and poverty reduction. The planned results are: (a) Budget processes increasingly formulate climate change related investments that are gender responsive and have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. b) Accountability for gender-responsive climate change related investments that have impacts on poverty and human rights is enhanced. c) Regional institutions increasingly play a role in the integrated approach to gender-responsive climate change budgeting that have impacts on poverty and human rights. d) International policy processes give increasing priority to strengthen domestic budget systems that enable delivery of gender responsive climate change investments that have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. During the assessment, there has been an intense dialogue between the Embassy and UNDP which, among other things, has resulted in better integration of gender equality and human rights in the program, as well as increased cooperation with UN Women and civil society. UNDP has responded to the Embassy issues in two "responses matrixes" attached to the decision. The responses have also been integrated into the text in the assessment. Sweden is the sole financier of the programme. Co-financing with other financiers will be further investigated. Forwarding of funds to other organisations will not be done. Assigned organisations will be paid after completion of work. UNDPs regionala enhet i Bangkok har ansökt om stöd från Sida uppgående till 90 000 000 SEK för genomförande av programmet "Strengthening the Governance of Climate Change Finance to Enhance Gender Equality" (Förbättrad styrning/genomförande av klimat-finansiering för förbättrad jämställdhet) under perioden 2017-2019. Länderna som berörs är Bangladesh, Indonesien, Kambodja, Thailand, Tonga och Vanuatu. Länderna kommer att samverka och utbyta erfarenheter genom programmet och de regionala organisationerna Pacific Island Forum (PIF) och Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) kommer att stärkas. Programmet bygger på en tidigare fas finansierad av Sverige. Programmets syfte är att stärka ländernas kapacitet att genomföra nationell och lokal budgetreform, inklusive att söka internationell klimatfinansiering, samt uveckla planeringsprocesser för att systematiskt integrera effekterna av klimatförändringar i offentliga investeringar. Även jämställdhetsaspekter integreras för positiva effekter för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. Mer information om programmet finns på https://www.climatefinance-developmenteffectiveness.org/. Det övergripande målet är "En ökning av antalet offentliga investeringar som adresserar klimatförändringar och samtidigt främjar jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter och fattigdomsminskning." Resultat som förväntas uppnås är: - Budgetprocesser som i ökande grad innehåller klimatinvesteringar som är jämställdhetsorienterade med positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Ansvarsutkrävande för klimatrelaterade investeringar som integrerar jämställdhet vilka har positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Regionala institutioner har förstärkt roll i ett integrerat arbetssätt för mer jämställdhetsorienterad klimatbudgetering med positiva resultat för fattigdoms minskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Internationella policyprocesser ger högre prioritet för nationella budgetsystem som levererar mer jämställdhetsorienterade klimatinvesteringar vilka bidrar till positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. Under beredningen har en intensiv dialog mellan ambassaden och UNDP förts som bland annat resulterat i en bättre integrering av jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i programmet samt utökat samarbete med UN Women och civilsamhället. UNDP har besvarat ambassadens frågor i två matriser som bifogas beslutet. Svaren har också integrerats i beredningstexten. Sverige är tillsvidare ensam finansiär av programmet vilket bedöms vara tillräckligt för genomförandet. DFID finansierar ett parallellt program i Sydasien. Ingen vidareförmedling av medel kommer att ske. De organisationer som ges uppdrag ersätts efter slutfört arbete. Programmet startar med en inledande fas på 6-månader då programdokument, resultatramverk, mm kommer att finslipas. Efter fyra månader av den inledande perioden ska UNDP till ambassaden inkomma med ett rapportutkast. Detta utgör en möjlighet för ambassaden att kommentera och påverka rapportens innehåll. Ambassaden ska godkänna rapporten vid 6-månaders periodens slut. Ytterligar åtgärder kan krävas av ambassaden om så är motiverat. En separat utbetalning kommer att göras för inception perioden. Rätten för ambassaden att godkänna resultaten från den inledande perioden är inte reglerad i avtalet. Den avtalsmall som fastställts mellan Sverige och UNDP kan endast justeras på centralnivå. Ambassaden har vidtagit de riskreducreande åtgärder som mallen tillåter, att dela upp utbetalningarna för 2017 en innan inledande perioden och en efter. Då det i avtalsmallen finns utrymme för att justera utbetalningsplan utifrån projektets utveckling finns en rätt att ändra utbetalningsplan för det fall att förväntningarna på inledande perioden inte infrias. Härutöver finns en rätt för parterna att säga upp avtalet med en månads uppsägningstid. The overall goal of the contribution is to increase the value and effectiveness of public investments that respond to climate change whilst also promoting gender equality, human rights and poverty reduction. The expected outcome is to have domestic budget systems that enable the delivery of gender responsive climate change related investments that would have positive impacts on poverty reduction and human rights. The programme has four specific outputs: Output 1: Budget processes increasingly formulate gender responsive climate change related investments that will have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. Output 2: Accountability for gender responsive climate change related investments that have impacts on poverty and human rights is enhanced. Output 3: Regional institutions play a role in the integrated approach to gender responsive climate change budgeting that have impacts on poverty and human rights. Output 4: International policy processes give increasing priority to strengthen domestic budget systems that enable delivery of gender responsive climate change investments and have a positive impact on poverty and human rights. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 10000000 500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52190014-5219001404 Sweden UNDP Bangkok Regional Hub has applied for support from Sida amounting to 90 000 000 SEK for the implementation of the regional program "Strengthening the Governance of Climate Change Finance to Enhance gender Equality". The countries that will be covered are Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Tonga, Vanuatu in the Pacific, during the period 2017-2021 The programme builds on a previous phase supported by Sweden and aims to strengthen the capacity of the governments to implement their national and local budgeting reform and planning process to be able to systematically address climate change in their public investments in an integrated manner, and address gender equality, human rights and poverty. More details of the programme can be found at https://www.climatefinance-developmenteffectiveness.org/. The objective is: To increase in the number of public investments that respond to climate change whilst also promoting gender equality, human rights and poverty reduction. The planned results are: (a) Budget processes increasingly formulate climate change related investments that are gender responsive and have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. b) Accountability for gender-responsive climate change related investments that have impacts on poverty and human rights is enhanced. c) Regional institutions increasingly play a role in the integrated approach to gender-responsive climate change budgeting that have impacts on poverty and human rights. d) International policy processes give increasing priority to strengthen domestic budget systems that enable delivery of gender responsive climate change investments that have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. During the assessment, there has been an intense dialogue between the Embassy and UNDP which, among other things, has resulted in better integration of gender equality and human rights in the program, as well as increased cooperation with UN Women and civil society. UNDP has responded to the Embassy issues in two "responses matrixes" attached to the decision. The responses have also been integrated into the text in the assessment. Sweden is the sole financier of the programme. Co-financing with other financiers will be further investigated. Forwarding of funds to other organisations will not be done. Assigned organisations will be paid after completion of work. UNDPs regionala enhet i Bangkok har ansökt om stöd från Sida uppgående till 90 000 000 SEK för genomförande av programmet "Strengthening the Governance of Climate Change Finance to Enhance Gender Equality" (Förbättrad styrning/genomförande av klimat-finansiering för förbättrad jämställdhet) under perioden 2017-2019. Länderna som berörs är Bangladesh, Indonesien, Kambodja, Thailand, Tonga och Vanuatu. Länderna kommer att samverka och utbyta erfarenheter genom programmet och de regionala organisationerna Pacific Island Forum (PIF) och Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) kommer att stärkas. Programmet bygger på en tidigare fas finansierad av Sverige. Programmets syfte är att stärka ländernas kapacitet att genomföra nationell och lokal budgetreform, inklusive att söka internationell klimatfinansiering, samt uveckla planeringsprocesser för att systematiskt integrera effekterna av klimatförändringar i offentliga investeringar. Även jämställdhetsaspekter integreras för positiva effekter för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. Mer information om programmet finns på https://www.climatefinance-developmenteffectiveness.org/. Det övergripande målet är "En ökning av antalet offentliga investeringar som adresserar klimatförändringar och samtidigt främjar jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter och fattigdomsminskning." Resultat som förväntas uppnås är: - Budgetprocesser som i ökande grad innehåller klimatinvesteringar som är jämställdhetsorienterade med positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Ansvarsutkrävande för klimatrelaterade investeringar som integrerar jämställdhet vilka har positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Regionala institutioner har förstärkt roll i ett integrerat arbetssätt för mer jämställdhetsorienterad klimatbudgetering med positiva resultat för fattigdoms minskning och mänskliga rättigheter. - Internationella policyprocesser ger högre prioritet för nationella budgetsystem som levererar mer jämställdhetsorienterade klimatinvesteringar vilka bidrar till positiva resultat för fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter. Under beredningen har en intensiv dialog mellan ambassaden och UNDP förts som bland annat resulterat i en bättre integrering av jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i programmet samt utökat samarbete med UN Women och civilsamhället. UNDP har besvarat ambassadens frågor i två matriser som bifogas beslutet. Svaren har också integrerats i beredningstexten. Sverige är tillsvidare ensam finansiär av programmet vilket bedöms vara tillräckligt för genomförandet. DFID finansierar ett parallellt program i Sydasien. Ingen vidareförmedling av medel kommer att ske. De organisationer som ges uppdrag ersätts efter slutfört arbete. Programmet startar med en inledande fas på 6-månader då programdokument, resultatramverk, mm kommer att finslipas. Efter fyra månader av den inledande perioden ska UNDP till ambassaden inkomma med ett rapportutkast. Detta utgör en möjlighet för ambassaden att kommentera och påverka rapportens innehåll. Ambassaden ska godkänna rapporten vid 6-månaders periodens slut. Ytterligar åtgärder kan krävas av ambassaden om så är motiverat. En separat utbetalning kommer att göras för inception perioden. Rätten för ambassaden att godkänna resultaten från den inledande perioden är inte reglerad i avtalet. Den avtalsmall som fastställts mellan Sverige och UNDP kan endast justeras på centralnivå. Ambassaden har vidtagit de riskreducreande åtgärder som mallen tillåter, att dela upp utbetalningarna för 2017 en innan inledande perioden och en efter. Då det i avtalsmallen finns utrymme för att justera utbetalningsplan utifrån projektets utveckling finns en rätt att ändra utbetalningsplan för det fall att förväntningarna på inledande perioden inte infrias. Härutöver finns en rätt för parterna att säga upp avtalet med en månads uppsägningstid. The overall goal of the contribution is to increase the value and effectiveness of public investments that respond to climate change whilst also promoting gender equality, human rights and poverty reduction. The expected outcome is to have domestic budget systems that enable the delivery of gender responsive climate change related investments that would have positive impacts on poverty reduction and human rights. The programme has four specific outputs: Output 1: Budget processes increasingly formulate gender responsive climate change related investments that will have positive impacts on poverty and human rights. Output 2: Accountability for gender responsive climate change related investments that have impacts on poverty and human rights is enhanced. Output 3: Regional institutions play a role in the integrated approach to gender responsive climate change budgeting that have impacts on poverty and human rights. Output 4: International policy processes give increasing priority to strengthen domestic budget systems that enable delivery of gender responsive climate change investments and have a positive impact on poverty and human rights. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -76543 -76543 0 0 -30617.2 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3061.72 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -9185.16 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3827.15 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -9185.16 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -7654.3 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -9185.16 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3827.15 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -9185.2116 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3827.1715 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -30617.372 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -9185.2116 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -9185.2116 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -7654.343 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3827.1715 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3061.7372 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-53020013 Sweden The goal of the project is to strengthen and further institutionalize the AMCs in BIH and to help develop strategic documents and services. The project should enhance the AMCs' capacities to act as democratic, legitimate, transparent, effective and sustainable institutions that will serve as a service-provider to their members and strengthen the influence of municipalities on higher levels of government. The goal of the project is to strengthen and further institutionalize the AMCs in BIH and to help develop strategic documents and services. The project should enhance the AMCs' capacities to act as democratic, legitimate, transparent, effective and sustainable institutions that will serve as a service-provider to their members and strengthen the influence of municipalities on higher levels of government. 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The project should enhance the AMCs' capacities to act as democratic, legitimate, transparent, effective and sustainable institutions that will serve as a service-provider to their members and strengthen the influence of municipalities on higher levels of government. 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The project should enhance the AMCs' capacities to act as democratic, legitimate, transparent, effective and sustainable institutions that will serve as a service-provider to their members and strengthen the influence of municipalities on higher levels of government. The goal of the project is to strengthen and further institutionalize the AMCs in BIH and to help develop strategic documents and services. The project should enhance the AMCs' capacities to act as democratic, legitimate, transparent, effective and sustainable institutions that will serve as a service-provider to their members and strengthen the influence of municipalities on higher levels of government. Sweden FCG Sipu International AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 206000 772000 350000 172000 350000 Dev. country based NGOs 336000 Dev. country based NGOs 218000 Dev. country based NGOs 218000 Dev. country based NGOs 172000 Dev. country based NGOs 206000 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-53020013-5302001303 Sweden The goal of the project is to strengthen and further institutionalize the AMCs in BIH and to help develop strategic documents and services. The project should enhance the AMCs' capacities to act as democratic, legitimate, transparent, effective and sustainable institutions that will serve as a service-provider to their members and strengthen the influence of municipalities on higher levels of government. The goal of the project is to strengthen and further institutionalize the AMCs in BIH and to help develop strategic documents and services. The project should enhance the AMCs' capacities to act as democratic, legitimate, transparent, effective and sustainable institutions that will serve as a service-provider to their members and strengthen the influence of municipalities on higher levels of government. Sweden FCG Sipu International AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Delegerat samarbete regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3412768 99720 4867456 4016657 2847299 99719.7 Delegerat samarbete regering 1969814.8600000001 Delegerat samarbete regering 1442952.99 Delegerat samarbete regering 151695.09 Delegerat samarbete regering 35623.17 Delegerat samarbete regering 2665577.6299999999 Delegerat samarbete regering 319009 Delegerat samarbete regering 844751.78 Delegerat samarbete regering 0 Delegerat samarbete regering 609428.12 Delegerat samarbete regering 17039.45 Delegerat samarbete regering 2305932.52 Delegerat samarbete regering 11516.76 Delegerat samarbete regering 1923539.01 Delegerat samarbete regering 18553.56 Delegerat samarbete regering 15956 Delegerat samarbete regering 2577291.4100000001 Delegerat samarbete regering Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-53050015 Sweden The programme includes two components - consolidating the principles of good governance within the security sector (armed forces) and the introduction of E-Parliament - working together to strengthen the general oversight and legislative function of the Parliament. It will be implemented through OSCE in the period March 2010-June 2013, with a total budget of 26,050,000 SEK. Programmet omfattar två komponenter, dels konsolidering av principerna för demokratisk samhällsstyrning inom säkerhetssektorn, samt att stärka parlamentets kontroll och styrning av de militära styrkorna. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Security system management and reform Legislatures and political parties Conflict, Peace & Security Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-53050015-5305001501 Sweden The programme includes two components - consolidating the principles of good governance within the security sector (armed forces) and the introduction of E-Parliament - working together to strengthen the general oversight and legislative function of the Parliament. It will be implemented through OSCE in the period March 2010-June 2013, with a total budget of 26,050,000 SEK. Programmet omfattar två komponenter, dels konsolidering av principerna för demokratisk samhällsstyrning inom säkerhetssektorn, samt att stärka parlamentets kontroll och styrning av de militära styrkorna. Sweden OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other multilateral institution Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 16000000 10050000 1700000 0 -1086109 2550000 6000000 27750000 Other multilateral institution 6000000 Other multilateral institution 2550000 Other multilateral institution -1086109.3500000001 Other multilateral institution Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-53050015-5305001502 Sweden The programme includes two components - consolidating the principles of good governance within the security sector (armed forces) and the introduction of E-Parliament - working together to strengthen the general oversight and legislative function of the Parliament. It will be implemented through OSCE in the period March 2010-June 2013, with a total budget of 26,050,000 SEK. Programmet omfattar två komponenter, dels konsolidering av principerna för demokratisk samhällsstyrning inom säkerhetssektorn, samt att stärka parlamentets kontroll och styrning av de militära styrkorna. 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It will be implemented through OSCE in the period March 2010-June 2013, with a total budget of 26,050,000 SEK. Programmet omfattar två komponenter, dels konsolidering av principerna för demokratisk samhällsstyrning inom säkerhetssektorn, samt att stärka parlamentets kontroll och styrning av de militära styrkorna. Sweden OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -979349 1700000 1700000 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe -979349.05 OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-53050022 Sweden The objective of the programme is to advance women's human rights and to support the active and broad participation of women as free individuals and equal citizens through the implementation and expansion of the Human Rights Education Program for Women (HREP) and research, advocacy and lobbying to advance women's human rights in Turkey. Syftet med programmet är kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-53050022-5305002201 Sweden The objective of the programme is to advance women's human rights and to support the active and broad participation of women as free individuals and equal citizens through the implementation and expansion of the Human Rights Education Program for Women (HREP) and research, advocacy and lobbying to advance women's human rights in Turkey. Syftet med programmet är kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. 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Syftet med programmet är kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Sweden WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 210941 210941 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-53050022-5305002205 Sweden The objective of the programme is to advance women's human rights and to support the active and broad participation of women as free individuals and equal citizens through the implementation and expansion of the Human Rights Education Program for Women (HREP) and research, advocacy and lobbying to advance women's human rights in Turkey. Syftet med programmet är kvinnors mänskliga rättigheter. Sweden WWHR/Women for Women’s Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 289059 172688 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-53050032 Sweden The programme aims to support the Turkish judiciary in fulfilling important demands in the process to conform to EU standards required for membership. The project addresses the problem of speed, efficiency and fairness within the justice system. The project will also support Turkey's legal reform with the establishment of a three-tier court system by introducing Courts of Appeal. Programmet syftar till att stödja den turkiska rättsväsendet att uppfylla viktiga krav i processen att anpassa sig till EU: s normer som krävs för medlemskap. Projektet tar upp problemet med snabbhet, effektivitet och rättvisa inom rättsväsendet. Projektet kommer också att stödja Turkiets rättsliga reformer med inrättandet av en tre nivåer domstolssystemet genom att införa hovrätter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-53050032-5305003201 Sweden The programme aims to support the Turkish judiciary in fulfilling important demands in the process to conform to EU standards required for membership. The project addresses the problem of speed, efficiency and fairness within the justice system. 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The project addresses the problem of speed, efficiency and fairness within the justice system. The project will also support Turkey's legal reform with the establishment of a three-tier court system by introducing Courts of Appeal. Programmet syftar till att stödja den turkiska rättsväsendet att uppfylla viktiga krav i processen att anpassa sig till EU: s normer som krävs för medlemskap. Projektet tar upp problemet med snabbhet, effektivitet och rättvisa inom rättsväsendet. Projektet kommer också att stödja Turkiets rättsliga reformer med inrättandet av en tre nivåer domstolssystemet genom att införa hovrätter. 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Includes an administration grant. Ramavtal med LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd för aktiviteter som bedrivs inom ramen för Sidas uppdrag att stödja det civila samhället i utvecklingsländer. Inkluderar administrationsbidrag. 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Danske Bank and responsAbility have subsequently held discussions with Sida about the possibilities for a guarantee effort that aims to enable commercial investments in a number of countries for projects with a social focus based on the agreed global sustainability goals for water and sanitation, energy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), agriculture and financial services with links to a general overall performance goal of improved health in line with Agenda 2030. responsAbility, which has extensive experience of investments in various projects, will act as an asset manager for the proposed guarantee effort and thus decide on which investments to various projects that are to be implemented in accordance with the criteria that will be included in the guarantee agreement between Sida and responsAbility. Danske Bank's role will be to attract commercial investors to provide investment capital through the purchase of social bonds from the fund that will be established for the lending operations themselves, and to contribute to a structure for the effort together with Sida and responsAbility. Without a guarantee where investors' credit risk is reduced, it will not be possible to attract commercial capital in the order of magnitude sought, which in this case is estimated to be approximately SEK 1.5 billion.The purpose of the guarantee effort is to provide an opportunity for responsAbility to lend money to more microfinance institutions as well as small and medium-sized companies than would otherwise be possible. The effort is structured so that certain loans can run for up to four years and the financial resources available to responsAbility can be lent again. This means that the insert has a revolving structure. Sida believes that a revolving structure enables a strengthening of possible development effects and that there is a potential to show the way for other investors.The expected effect of the effort is that the various loans through the planned fund to companies and microfinance institutions in low- and middle-income countries in mainly Africa, Latin America and Central, South and Southeast Asia, will contribute to improved living conditions and improved health and quality of life for women, men and children living in poverty, or alternatively belong to the lower income strata. Thus, people are given opportunities to also contribute to economic development through the mobilization of capital for lending via, among other things, microfinance institutions to both households and various companies for activities related to the global development goals. The projects will be financed through the funds that investors invest in the fund through the purchase of bonds. Lending to the projects takes place by the fund manager, responsAbility, assessing various projects on the basis of relevance-specific and financial criteria. Payment to the various borrowers will be made from the fund only after responsAbility has signed a loan agreement with the borrower concerned.The collaboration is initially expected to lead to responsAbility being able to issue just over 30 loans to various projects that are not currently pre-decided. As the fund has a revolving nature, the fund is estimated to issue a total of approximately 40-45 loans over the entire term. The average term of the loans will be 40 months and the average loan amount will be approximately USD 4,400,000. The warranty period is 6 years after the startingdate. Agenda 2030 och dess olika utvecklingsmål är i ett globalt perspektiv fortfarande starkt underfinansierad. Vare sig gåvobiståndet eller nationell egenfinansiering i låginkomstländerna kan täcka existerande finansieringsbehov. Att stimulera privatsektorn bedöms därför som en viktig och grundläggande beståndsdel för att uppnå en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och få marknader att fungera på såväl den lokala som den nationella nivån i fattiga länder. Sidas bedömning är att det fortsättningsvis därför kommer att vara viktigt att kunna mobilisera finansiella resurser från olika källor, antingen i form av internationellt/nationellt pensions-, försäkrings- eller annat fondkapital, eller, som i fallet med denna garantiinsats genom internationella investerare som också ser ett mervärde i det sociala och miljömässiga fokus fonden har. Det är inte på förhand givet hur stor andel av investeringarna som kommer att genomföras i olika sektorer eller specifika länder. Den avsedda effekten av garantiinsatsen är förbättrade levnadsvillkor och förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor, män och barn i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Insatsen syftar också till förbättrade förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom, alternativt tillhör de lägre inkomstskikten, att dra nytta av men också ges möjligheter till att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte. Förbättrade levnads- och hälsovillkor ska uppnås genom bland annat minskad luftförorening utom- och inomhus vid matlagning med ved eller träkol genom till exempel användning av solpaneler för el, förbättrad tillgång till bättre och mer näringsrik och hållbart odlad mat, säkert dricksvatten och förbättrad sanitet och hygien, och tillgång till olika former av tjänster och varor för SRHR. Garantiinsatsen syftar till att stimulera finansiell inkludering i form av utlåning via olika mindre finansiella institutioner som av olika skäl inte har möjlighet att ta risker, och därmed inte är villiga att låna ut till olika entreprenörer inom t ex hälsosektorn, mindre företag eller investerare inom förnybar energi eller småskaliga bönder för att de ska kunna ställa om till nya grödor, odlingsmetoder eller förbättringar inom värdekedjorna. Genom garantiinsatsen kan risktäckning ske så att utlåning kan beviljas till dessa mer osäkra och riskbedömda låntagare. Finansiell inkludering ger möjligheter att skapa investeringar som kan ge långsiktiga utvecklingseffekter, vilket bedöms kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning då mikrofinanskunder såsom enskilda hushåll och lägre inkomstgrupper i form av spar- och självhjälpsgrupper, men också små och medelstora företag, får tillgång till finansiering för att genomföra affärsmöjligheter men också ökad förmåga att motstå chocker. Danske Bank och kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility har fört diskussioner med Sida kring möjligheterna för en garantiinsats som syftar till att möjliggöra kommersiella investeringar i ett antal länder för projekt med ett socialt fokus. Danske Bank har ett stort investerarnätverk som visat ett växande intresse för socialt och miljömässigt hållbara investeringar och den schweiziska kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility eller rA) som har erfarenheter av att finansiera projekt inom förnybar energi, jordbruk och finansiell inkludering i såväl medel- som låginkomstländer. Utan en garanti där investerarnas kreditrisk minskar kommer det inte vara möjligt att attrahera kommersiellt kapital i den storleksordning som eftersträvas, vilket i det här fallet uppskattas vara cirka 1,5 miljarder kronor. Genom att Sida ställer ut en garanti till responsAbility lyfts risk av för investerarna, vilket minskar osäkerheten för dem att investera på nya marknader och miljöer. Projekten kommer att finansieras genom de medel som investerarna placerar i fonden genom köp av obligationer. Utlåningen till projekten sker genom att fondförvaltaren, responsAbility, bedömer olika projekt utifrån relevansspecifika samt finansiella kriterier. Utbetalningen till de olika låntagarna kommer att ske från fonden först efter det att responsAbility skrivit ett låneavtal med berörd låntagare. Samarbetet förväntas initialt att kunna leda till att responsAbility kan ställa ut drygt 30 lån till olika i dagsläget ej förhandsbeslutade projekt. Då fonden har en revolverande karaktär beräknas fonden komma att ställa ut totalt cirka 40-45 lån över hela löptiden. Den genomsnittliga löptiden för lånen kommer att vara 40 månader och det genomsnittliga lånebeloppet cirka USD 4 400 000. Garantins giltighetstid är 6 år efter startdatum. Den avsedda, övergripande, effekten av insatsen är förbättrad hälsa och livskvalitet för kvinnor, män och barn i utvecklingsländer och förbättrade förutsättningar för fattiga människor att bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling genom investeringar i hälsa (sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter/SRHR samt vatten, sanitet och hygien/WASH), energi, jordbruk samt finansiell inkludering. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte att förbättra levnads- och hälsovillkoren för individer i lägre inkomstgrupper i ett antal utvecklingsländer i framför allt Afrika, Central-, Syd- och Sydostasien samt Latinamerika. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Basic health care Energy generation, renewable sources - multiple technologies Business development services Basic Health Energy generation, renewable sources Business & Other Services Responsability har lånat ut samtliga medel som investerarna har tillhandahållit. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54020186-5402018610 Sweden Danske Bank has a large investor network that has shown a growing interest in socially and environmentally sustainable investments, which has resulted in contact with the Swiss asset manager responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility or rA) which has experience in financing projects in renewable energy, agriculture and financial inclusion in both middle- and low-income countries. Danske Bank and responsAbility have subsequently held discussions with Sida about the possibilities for a guarantee effort that aims to enable commercial investments in a number of countries for projects with a social focus based on the agreed global sustainability goals for water and sanitation, energy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), agriculture and financial services with links to a general overall performance goal of improved health in line with Agenda 2030. responsAbility, which has extensive experience of investments in various projects, will act as an asset manager for the proposed guarantee effort and thus decide on which investments to various projects that are to be implemented in accordance with the criteria that will be included in the guarantee agreement between Sida and responsAbility. Danske Bank's role will be to attract commercial investors to provide investment capital through the purchase of social bonds from the fund that will be established for the lending operations themselves, and to contribute to a structure for the effort together with Sida and responsAbility. Without a guarantee where investors' credit risk is reduced, it will not be possible to attract commercial capital in the order of magnitude sought, which in this case is estimated to be approximately SEK 1.5 billion.The purpose of the guarantee effort is to provide an opportunity for responsAbility to lend money to more microfinance institutions as well as small and medium-sized companies than would otherwise be possible. The effort is structured so that certain loans can run for up to four years and the financial resources available to responsAbility can be lent again. This means that the insert has a revolving structure. Sida believes that a revolving structure enables a strengthening of possible development effects and that there is a potential to show the way for other investors.The expected effect of the effort is that the various loans through the planned fund to companies and microfinance institutions in low- and middle-income countries in mainly Africa, Latin America and Central, South and Southeast Asia, will contribute to improved living conditions and improved health and quality of life for women, men and children living in poverty, or alternatively belong to the lower income strata. Thus, people are given opportunities to also contribute to economic development through the mobilization of capital for lending via, among other things, microfinance institutions to both households and various companies for activities related to the global development goals. The projects will be financed through the funds that investors invest in the fund through the purchase of bonds. Lending to the projects takes place by the fund manager, responsAbility, assessing various projects on the basis of relevance-specific and financial criteria. Payment to the various borrowers will be made from the fund only after responsAbility has signed a loan agreement with the borrower concerned.The collaboration is initially expected to lead to responsAbility being able to issue just over 30 loans to various projects that are not currently pre-decided. As the fund has a revolving nature, the fund is estimated to issue a total of approximately 40-45 loans over the entire term. The average term of the loans will be 40 months and the average loan amount will be approximately USD 4,400,000. The warranty period is 6 years after the startingdate. Agenda 2030 och dess olika utvecklingsmål är i ett globalt perspektiv fortfarande starkt underfinansierad. Vare sig gåvobiståndet eller nationell egenfinansiering i låginkomstländerna kan täcka existerande finansieringsbehov. Att stimulera privatsektorn bedöms därför som en viktig och grundläggande beståndsdel för att uppnå en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och få marknader att fungera på såväl den lokala som den nationella nivån i fattiga länder. Sidas bedömning är att det fortsättningsvis därför kommer att vara viktigt att kunna mobilisera finansiella resurser från olika källor, antingen i form av internationellt/nationellt pensions-, försäkrings- eller annat fondkapital, eller, som i fallet med denna garantiinsats genom internationella investerare som också ser ett mervärde i det sociala och miljömässiga fokus fonden har. Det är inte på förhand givet hur stor andel av investeringarna som kommer att genomföras i olika sektorer eller specifika länder. Den avsedda effekten av garantiinsatsen är förbättrade levnadsvillkor och förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor, män och barn i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Insatsen syftar också till förbättrade förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom, alternativt tillhör de lägre inkomstskikten, att dra nytta av men också ges möjligheter till att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte. Förbättrade levnads- och hälsovillkor ska uppnås genom bland annat minskad luftförorening utom- och inomhus vid matlagning med ved eller träkol genom till exempel användning av solpaneler för el, förbättrad tillgång till bättre och mer näringsrik och hållbart odlad mat, säkert dricksvatten och förbättrad sanitet och hygien, och tillgång till olika former av tjänster och varor för SRHR. Garantiinsatsen syftar till att stimulera finansiell inkludering i form av utlåning via olika mindre finansiella institutioner som av olika skäl inte har möjlighet att ta risker, och därmed inte är villiga att låna ut till olika entreprenörer inom t ex hälsosektorn, mindre företag eller investerare inom förnybar energi eller småskaliga bönder för att de ska kunna ställa om till nya grödor, odlingsmetoder eller förbättringar inom värdekedjorna. Genom garantiinsatsen kan risktäckning ske så att utlåning kan beviljas till dessa mer osäkra och riskbedömda låntagare. Finansiell inkludering ger möjligheter att skapa investeringar som kan ge långsiktiga utvecklingseffekter, vilket bedöms kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning då mikrofinanskunder såsom enskilda hushåll och lägre inkomstgrupper i form av spar- och självhjälpsgrupper, men också små och medelstora företag, får tillgång till finansiering för att genomföra affärsmöjligheter men också ökad förmåga att motstå chocker. Danske Bank och kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility har fört diskussioner med Sida kring möjligheterna för en garantiinsats som syftar till att möjliggöra kommersiella investeringar i ett antal länder för projekt med ett socialt fokus. Danske Bank har ett stort investerarnätverk som visat ett växande intresse för socialt och miljömässigt hållbara investeringar och den schweiziska kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility eller rA) som har erfarenheter av att finansiera projekt inom förnybar energi, jordbruk och finansiell inkludering i såväl medel- som låginkomstländer. Utan en garanti där investerarnas kreditrisk minskar kommer det inte vara möjligt att attrahera kommersiellt kapital i den storleksordning som eftersträvas, vilket i det här fallet uppskattas vara cirka 1,5 miljarder kronor. Genom att Sida ställer ut en garanti till responsAbility lyfts risk av för investerarna, vilket minskar osäkerheten för dem att investera på nya marknader och miljöer. Projekten kommer att finansieras genom de medel som investerarna placerar i fonden genom köp av obligationer. Utlåningen till projekten sker genom att fondförvaltaren, responsAbility, bedömer olika projekt utifrån relevansspecifika samt finansiella kriterier. Utbetalningen till de olika låntagarna kommer att ske från fonden först efter det att responsAbility skrivit ett låneavtal med berörd låntagare. Samarbetet förväntas initialt att kunna leda till att responsAbility kan ställa ut drygt 30 lån till olika i dagsläget ej förhandsbeslutade projekt. Då fonden har en revolverande karaktär beräknas fonden komma att ställa ut totalt cirka 40-45 lån över hela löptiden. Den genomsnittliga löptiden för lånen kommer att vara 40 månader och det genomsnittliga lånebeloppet cirka USD 4 400 000. Garantins giltighetstid är 6 år efter startdatum. Den avsedda, övergripande, effekten av insatsen är förbättrad hälsa och livskvalitet för kvinnor, män och barn i utvecklingsländer och förbättrade förutsättningar för fattiga människor att bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling genom investeringar i hälsa (sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter/SRHR samt vatten, sanitet och hygien/WASH), energi, jordbruk samt finansiell inkludering. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte att förbättra levnads- och hälsovillkoren för individer i lägre inkomstgrupper i ett antal utvecklingsländer i framför allt Afrika, Central-, Syd- och Sydostasien samt Latinamerika. Sweden Financing For Healthier Lives Dac Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Offentliga Privata partnerskap 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 21772468 16347318 5425150 21772468 Offentliga Privata partnerskap 16347318 Offentliga Privata partnerskap 5425150 Offentliga Privata partnerskap Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene generally and within the healthcare system Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien generellt och inom hälsovården Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to prevent negative health impacts caused by environmental contamination and climate change Stärkt kapacitet att förhindra hälsopåverkan av miljöföroreningar och klimatförändringar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-54020186-5402018611 Sweden Danske Bank has a large investor network that has shown a growing interest in socially and environmentally sustainable investments, which has resulted in contact with the Swiss asset manager responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility or rA) which has experience in financing projects in renewable energy, agriculture and financial inclusion in both middle- and low-income countries. Danske Bank and responsAbility have subsequently held discussions with Sida about the possibilities for a guarantee effort that aims to enable commercial investments in a number of countries for projects with a social focus based on the agreed global sustainability goals for water and sanitation, energy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), agriculture and financial services with links to a general overall performance goal of improved health in line with Agenda 2030. responsAbility, which has extensive experience of investments in various projects, will act as an asset manager for the proposed guarantee effort and thus decide on which investments to various projects that are to be implemented in accordance with the criteria that will be included in the guarantee agreement between Sida and responsAbility. Danske Bank's role will be to attract commercial investors to provide investment capital through the purchase of social bonds from the fund that will be established for the lending operations themselves, and to contribute to a structure for the effort together with Sida and responsAbility. Without a guarantee where investors' credit risk is reduced, it will not be possible to attract commercial capital in the order of magnitude sought, which in this case is estimated to be approximately SEK 1.5 billion.The purpose of the guarantee effort is to provide an opportunity for responsAbility to lend money to more microfinance institutions as well as small and medium-sized companies than would otherwise be possible. The effort is structured so that certain loans can run for up to four years and the financial resources available to responsAbility can be lent again. This means that the insert has a revolving structure. Sida believes that a revolving structure enables a strengthening of possible development effects and that there is a potential to show the way for other investors.The expected effect of the effort is that the various loans through the planned fund to companies and microfinance institutions in low- and middle-income countries in mainly Africa, Latin America and Central, South and Southeast Asia, will contribute to improved living conditions and improved health and quality of life for women, men and children living in poverty, or alternatively belong to the lower income strata. Thus, people are given opportunities to also contribute to economic development through the mobilization of capital for lending via, among other things, microfinance institutions to both households and various companies for activities related to the global development goals. The projects will be financed through the funds that investors invest in the fund through the purchase of bonds. Lending to the projects takes place by the fund manager, responsAbility, assessing various projects on the basis of relevance-specific and financial criteria. Payment to the various borrowers will be made from the fund only after responsAbility has signed a loan agreement with the borrower concerned.The collaboration is initially expected to lead to responsAbility being able to issue just over 30 loans to various projects that are not currently pre-decided. As the fund has a revolving nature, the fund is estimated to issue a total of approximately 40-45 loans over the entire term. The average term of the loans will be 40 months and the average loan amount will be approximately USD 4,400,000. The warranty period is 6 years after the startingdate. Agenda 2030 och dess olika utvecklingsmål är i ett globalt perspektiv fortfarande starkt underfinansierad. Vare sig gåvobiståndet eller nationell egenfinansiering i låginkomstländerna kan täcka existerande finansieringsbehov. Att stimulera privatsektorn bedöms därför som en viktig och grundläggande beståndsdel för att uppnå en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och få marknader att fungera på såväl den lokala som den nationella nivån i fattiga länder. Sidas bedömning är att det fortsättningsvis därför kommer att vara viktigt att kunna mobilisera finansiella resurser från olika källor, antingen i form av internationellt/nationellt pensions-, försäkrings- eller annat fondkapital, eller, som i fallet med denna garantiinsats genom internationella investerare som också ser ett mervärde i det sociala och miljömässiga fokus fonden har. Det är inte på förhand givet hur stor andel av investeringarna som kommer att genomföras i olika sektorer eller specifika länder. Den avsedda effekten av garantiinsatsen är förbättrade levnadsvillkor och förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor, män och barn i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Insatsen syftar också till förbättrade förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom, alternativt tillhör de lägre inkomstskikten, att dra nytta av men också ges möjligheter till att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte. Förbättrade levnads- och hälsovillkor ska uppnås genom bland annat minskad luftförorening utom- och inomhus vid matlagning med ved eller träkol genom till exempel användning av solpaneler för el, förbättrad tillgång till bättre och mer näringsrik och hållbart odlad mat, säkert dricksvatten och förbättrad sanitet och hygien, och tillgång till olika former av tjänster och varor för SRHR. Garantiinsatsen syftar till att stimulera finansiell inkludering i form av utlåning via olika mindre finansiella institutioner som av olika skäl inte har möjlighet att ta risker, och därmed inte är villiga att låna ut till olika entreprenörer inom t ex hälsosektorn, mindre företag eller investerare inom förnybar energi eller småskaliga bönder för att de ska kunna ställa om till nya grödor, odlingsmetoder eller förbättringar inom värdekedjorna. Genom garantiinsatsen kan risktäckning ske så att utlåning kan beviljas till dessa mer osäkra och riskbedömda låntagare. Finansiell inkludering ger möjligheter att skapa investeringar som kan ge långsiktiga utvecklingseffekter, vilket bedöms kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning då mikrofinanskunder såsom enskilda hushåll och lägre inkomstgrupper i form av spar- och självhjälpsgrupper, men också små och medelstora företag, får tillgång till finansiering för att genomföra affärsmöjligheter men också ökad förmåga att motstå chocker. Danske Bank och kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility har fört diskussioner med Sida kring möjligheterna för en garantiinsats som syftar till att möjliggöra kommersiella investeringar i ett antal länder för projekt med ett socialt fokus. Danske Bank har ett stort investerarnätverk som visat ett växande intresse för socialt och miljömässigt hållbara investeringar och den schweiziska kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility eller rA) som har erfarenheter av att finansiera projekt inom förnybar energi, jordbruk och finansiell inkludering i såväl medel- som låginkomstländer. Utan en garanti där investerarnas kreditrisk minskar kommer det inte vara möjligt att attrahera kommersiellt kapital i den storleksordning som eftersträvas, vilket i det här fallet uppskattas vara cirka 1,5 miljarder kronor. Genom att Sida ställer ut en garanti till responsAbility lyfts risk av för investerarna, vilket minskar osäkerheten för dem att investera på nya marknader och miljöer. Projekten kommer att finansieras genom de medel som investerarna placerar i fonden genom köp av obligationer. Utlåningen till projekten sker genom att fondförvaltaren, responsAbility, bedömer olika projekt utifrån relevansspecifika samt finansiella kriterier. Utbetalningen till de olika låntagarna kommer att ske från fonden först efter det att responsAbility skrivit ett låneavtal med berörd låntagare. Samarbetet förväntas initialt att kunna leda till att responsAbility kan ställa ut drygt 30 lån till olika i dagsläget ej förhandsbeslutade projekt. Då fonden har en revolverande karaktär beräknas fonden komma att ställa ut totalt cirka 40-45 lån över hela löptiden. Den genomsnittliga löptiden för lånen kommer att vara 40 månader och det genomsnittliga lånebeloppet cirka USD 4 400 000. Garantins giltighetstid är 6 år efter startdatum. Den avsedda, övergripande, effekten av insatsen är förbättrad hälsa och livskvalitet för kvinnor, män och barn i utvecklingsländer och förbättrade förutsättningar för fattiga människor att bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling genom investeringar i hälsa (sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter/SRHR samt vatten, sanitet och hygien/WASH), energi, jordbruk samt finansiell inkludering. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte att förbättra levnads- och hälsovillkoren för individer i lägre inkomstgrupper i ett antal utvecklingsländer i framför allt Afrika, Central-, Syd- och Sydostasien samt Latinamerika. Sweden Financing For Healthier Lives Dac Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Offentliga Privata partnerskap 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 16347316 0 0 16347316 16347316 Offentliga Privata partnerskap 16347316 Offentliga Privata partnerskap Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54020186-5402018612 Sweden Danske Bank has a large investor network that has shown a growing interest in socially and environmentally sustainable investments, which has resulted in contact with the Swiss asset manager responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility or rA) which has experience in financing projects in renewable energy, agriculture and financial inclusion in both middle- and low-income countries. Danske Bank and responsAbility have subsequently held discussions with Sida about the possibilities for a guarantee effort that aims to enable commercial investments in a number of countries for projects with a social focus based on the agreed global sustainability goals for water and sanitation, energy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), agriculture and financial services with links to a general overall performance goal of improved health in line with Agenda 2030. responsAbility, which has extensive experience of investments in various projects, will act as an asset manager for the proposed guarantee effort and thus decide on which investments to various projects that are to be implemented in accordance with the criteria that will be included in the guarantee agreement between Sida and responsAbility. Danske Bank's role will be to attract commercial investors to provide investment capital through the purchase of social bonds from the fund that will be established for the lending operations themselves, and to contribute to a structure for the effort together with Sida and responsAbility. Without a guarantee where investors' credit risk is reduced, it will not be possible to attract commercial capital in the order of magnitude sought, which in this case is estimated to be approximately SEK 1.5 billion.The purpose of the guarantee effort is to provide an opportunity for responsAbility to lend money to more microfinance institutions as well as small and medium-sized companies than would otherwise be possible. The effort is structured so that certain loans can run for up to four years and the financial resources available to responsAbility can be lent again. This means that the insert has a revolving structure. Sida believes that a revolving structure enables a strengthening of possible development effects and that there is a potential to show the way for other investors.The expected effect of the effort is that the various loans through the planned fund to companies and microfinance institutions in low- and middle-income countries in mainly Africa, Latin America and Central, South and Southeast Asia, will contribute to improved living conditions and improved health and quality of life for women, men and children living in poverty, or alternatively belong to the lower income strata. Thus, people are given opportunities to also contribute to economic development through the mobilization of capital for lending via, among other things, microfinance institutions to both households and various companies for activities related to the global development goals. The projects will be financed through the funds that investors invest in the fund through the purchase of bonds. Lending to the projects takes place by the fund manager, responsAbility, assessing various projects on the basis of relevance-specific and financial criteria. Payment to the various borrowers will be made from the fund only after responsAbility has signed a loan agreement with the borrower concerned.The collaboration is initially expected to lead to responsAbility being able to issue just over 30 loans to various projects that are not currently pre-decided. As the fund has a revolving nature, the fund is estimated to issue a total of approximately 40-45 loans over the entire term. The average term of the loans will be 40 months and the average loan amount will be approximately USD 4,400,000. The warranty period is 6 years after the startingdate. Agenda 2030 och dess olika utvecklingsmål är i ett globalt perspektiv fortfarande starkt underfinansierad. Vare sig gåvobiståndet eller nationell egenfinansiering i låginkomstländerna kan täcka existerande finansieringsbehov. Att stimulera privatsektorn bedöms därför som en viktig och grundläggande beståndsdel för att uppnå en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och få marknader att fungera på såväl den lokala som den nationella nivån i fattiga länder. Sidas bedömning är att det fortsättningsvis därför kommer att vara viktigt att kunna mobilisera finansiella resurser från olika källor, antingen i form av internationellt/nationellt pensions-, försäkrings- eller annat fondkapital, eller, som i fallet med denna garantiinsats genom internationella investerare som också ser ett mervärde i det sociala och miljömässiga fokus fonden har. Det är inte på förhand givet hur stor andel av investeringarna som kommer att genomföras i olika sektorer eller specifika länder. Den avsedda effekten av garantiinsatsen är förbättrade levnadsvillkor och förbättrad hälsa för kvinnor, män och barn i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Insatsen syftar också till förbättrade förutsättningar för människor som lever i fattigdom, alternativt tillhör de lägre inkomstskikten, att dra nytta av men också ges möjligheter till att bidra till ekonomisk utveckling. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte. Förbättrade levnads- och hälsovillkor ska uppnås genom bland annat minskad luftförorening utom- och inomhus vid matlagning med ved eller träkol genom till exempel användning av solpaneler för el, förbättrad tillgång till bättre och mer näringsrik och hållbart odlad mat, säkert dricksvatten och förbättrad sanitet och hygien, och tillgång till olika former av tjänster och varor för SRHR. Garantiinsatsen syftar till att stimulera finansiell inkludering i form av utlåning via olika mindre finansiella institutioner som av olika skäl inte har möjlighet att ta risker, och därmed inte är villiga att låna ut till olika entreprenörer inom t ex hälsosektorn, mindre företag eller investerare inom förnybar energi eller småskaliga bönder för att de ska kunna ställa om till nya grödor, odlingsmetoder eller förbättringar inom värdekedjorna. Genom garantiinsatsen kan risktäckning ske så att utlåning kan beviljas till dessa mer osäkra och riskbedömda låntagare. Finansiell inkludering ger möjligheter att skapa investeringar som kan ge långsiktiga utvecklingseffekter, vilket bedöms kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning då mikrofinanskunder såsom enskilda hushåll och lägre inkomstgrupper i form av spar- och självhjälpsgrupper, men också små och medelstora företag, får tillgång till finansiering för att genomföra affärsmöjligheter men också ökad förmåga att motstå chocker. Danske Bank och kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility har fört diskussioner med Sida kring möjligheterna för en garantiinsats som syftar till att möjliggöra kommersiella investeringar i ett antal länder för projekt med ett socialt fokus. Danske Bank har ett stort investerarnätverk som visat ett växande intresse för socialt och miljömässigt hållbara investeringar och den schweiziska kapitalförvaltaren responsAbility Investment AG (responsAbility eller rA) som har erfarenheter av att finansiera projekt inom förnybar energi, jordbruk och finansiell inkludering i såväl medel- som låginkomstländer. Utan en garanti där investerarnas kreditrisk minskar kommer det inte vara möjligt att attrahera kommersiellt kapital i den storleksordning som eftersträvas, vilket i det här fallet uppskattas vara cirka 1,5 miljarder kronor. Genom att Sida ställer ut en garanti till responsAbility lyfts risk av för investerarna, vilket minskar osäkerheten för dem att investera på nya marknader och miljöer. Projekten kommer att finansieras genom de medel som investerarna placerar i fonden genom köp av obligationer. Utlåningen till projekten sker genom att fondförvaltaren, responsAbility, bedömer olika projekt utifrån relevansspecifika samt finansiella kriterier. Utbetalningen till de olika låntagarna kommer att ske från fonden först efter det att responsAbility skrivit ett låneavtal med berörd låntagare. Samarbetet förväntas initialt att kunna leda till att responsAbility kan ställa ut drygt 30 lån till olika i dagsläget ej förhandsbeslutade projekt. Då fonden har en revolverande karaktär beräknas fonden komma att ställa ut totalt cirka 40-45 lån över hela löptiden. Den genomsnittliga löptiden för lånen kommer att vara 40 månader och det genomsnittliga lånebeloppet cirka USD 4 400 000. Garantins giltighetstid är 6 år efter startdatum. Den avsedda, övergripande, effekten av insatsen är förbättrad hälsa och livskvalitet för kvinnor, män och barn i utvecklingsländer och förbättrade förutsättningar för fattiga människor att bidra till och dra nytta av ekonomisk utveckling genom investeringar i hälsa (sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter/SRHR samt vatten, sanitet och hygien/WASH), energi, jordbruk samt finansiell inkludering. Detta ska uppnås genom mobilisering av kapital för utlåning till verksamheter relaterade till de globala utvecklingsmålen i syfte att förbättra levnads- och hälsovillkoren för individer i lägre inkomstgrupper i ett antal utvecklingsländer i framför allt Afrika, Central-, Syd- och Sydostasien samt Latinamerika. Sweden Financing For Healthier Lives Dac Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Offentliga Privata partnerskap 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 16347316 16347316 0 16347316 Offentliga Privata partnerskap 16347316 Offentliga Privata partnerskap Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty. Ökad tillgång till hållbar förnybar energi till en överkomlig kostnad för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54030072 Sweden One year framework agreement for information activities in Sweden 2010, sub-granted to Swedish CSO and for Forum SYds own information work. Ettårigt stöd till Forum Syd för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. I stödet ingår vidareförmedlade stöd till svenska CSO samt Forum SYds egen verksamhet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54030072-5403007201 Sweden One year framework agreement for information activities in Sweden 2010, sub-granted to Swedish CSO and for Forum SYds own information work. Ettårigt stöd till Forum Syd för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. I stödet ingår vidareförmedlade stöd till svenska CSO samt Forum SYds egen verksamhet. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 19489000 230000 230000 19033000 19949000 Donor Country NGO 6500000 Donor Country NGO 5000000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 3533000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030072-5403007203 Sweden One year framework agreement for information activities in Sweden 2010, sub-granted to Swedish CSO and for Forum SYds own information work. Ettårigt stöd till Forum Syd för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. I stödet ingår vidareförmedlade stöd till svenska CSO samt Forum SYds egen verksamhet. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 226000 226000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030072-5403007204 Sweden One year framework agreement for information activities in Sweden 2010, sub-granted to Swedish CSO and for Forum SYds own information work. Ettårigt stöd till Forum Syd för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. I stödet ingår vidareförmedlade stöd till svenska CSO samt Forum SYds egen verksamhet. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 230000 230000 230000 230000 Donor Country NGO 230000 Donor Country NGO 58000 Donor Country NGO 58000 Donor Country NGO 114000 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54030475 Sweden LO-TCO Secretariat InfoCom Allocation 2014-2016. The Secretariat's role is to redistribute InfoCom allocations to Swedish Unions in order to carry out InfoCOm work in Sweden LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd (hädanefter Biståndsnämnden) har den 1 oktober år 2013 inkommit till Sida med en ansökan om informations- och kommunikationsbidrag för perioden 2014-2016. Ansökan är på totalt 35,1 MSEK för treårsperioden, varav 30,5 MSEK för verksamhetskostnader, 2,2 MSEK i vidareförmedlingsbidrag och 2,4 MSEK i administrationsbidrag. Sida gör bedömningen att ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag ur anslagsposten ”Bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige.” Sidas slutsats är att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att ” den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkraft i utvecklingsländer." LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd är en av de organisationer som har bedömts och godkänts av Sida som ramorganisation för stöd genom svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer. ORGANISATIONEN OCH DESS VERKSAMHET Biståndsnämnden är ett samarbetsorgan för LO och TCO och till dem anslutna nationella fackförbund med tillsammans cirka 2,8 miljoner medlemmar. Biståndsnämndens syfte är att vidareförmedla medel till fackföreningsrörelsens aktörer så dessa kan bedriva utvecklingsarbete i Syd och Öst samt till informations- och kommunikationsinsatser (hädanefter infokominsatser) i Sverige. Det övergripande målet för hela Biståndsnämndens infokomverksamhet är att tillse att den svenska allmänheten och framförallt svenska fackmedlemmar har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat, samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter. VERKSAMHETEN Biståndsnämnden ansöker - liksom föregående år - om infokom-medel för tre program; ”Facket Förändrar”, ”Schyst Resande” samt ”Hej då Fattigdom!” (Fairtrade). Biståndsnämnden driver själva programmet ”Facket förändrar” ”Facket förändrar” Programmet utförs av Biståndsnämnden, fackförbund och fackförbundspress. Målgruppen består främst av fackföreningsmedlemmar. Programmet utgörs av ett tjugotal projekt och har huvudsakligt fokus på mänskliga rättigheter i allmänhet och fackliga rättigheter i synnerhet. Inom ramen för detta program finns dels projekt som utförs av enskilda fackförbund och lokalavdelningar dels aktiviteter som utförs av LO-TCO Biståndnämnd centralt. Insatserna varierar; Materialproduktion, utbildningsinsatser, reportageresor för förbundspressen, Café världen - ett möteskoncept, omvärldsbevakning etc. ”Schyst resande” Schyst resande är ett nätverk som består av sex medlemsorganisationer. Syftet är att sätta fokus på turism och resande och de arbetsförhållanden många av de anställda i syd har inom relaterade branscher. Nätverket arbetar också med ekologiskt hållbar turism och resande. Insatsen riktar sig främst till allmänhet/konsumenter, turismutbildningar och reseföretag. Bland insatserna finns; Utbildningar av lärare på turismutbildningar, kampanjer, aktivt massmediearbete och kommunikation på sociala medier. ”Hej då fattigdom!” Denna insats drivs av föreningen Fairtrade, med 50 medlemsorganisationer, och syftar till att öka kännedomen om Fairtrade och dess verksamhet samt att få svenska konsumenter medvetna om vikten av rimliga produktionsvillkor för de personer som tillverkar/odlar, tar fram de varor vi köper i affärerna. Bland insatserna återfinns ”Ambassadörsutbildningar”, informationsmaterial mediebevakning och kampanjer. Fairtrade har tagit fram en strategi som är direktanpassad till olika fördefinierade målgrupper. Sidas bedömning är att verksamheten överlag är väsentlig och tidsenlig, då det i nuläget finns stor efterfrågan på denna typ av information. Resultaten för insatserna har varit goda de senaste åren. Sida ser detta som verksamhet med hög relevans.Därutöver har nyligen genomförda utvärderingar av Biståndsnämndens kapacitet och system för att kvalitetssäkra verksamheten, påvisat att stora förbättringar gjorts och att kontrollen är god. Tillägg 2017: Den utvecklingsproblematik som återfinns i Union to Unions ansökan för 2017 är densamma som för perioden 2014-2016, detta gäller även metoderna och interventionslogiken. Sida gör därför samma bedömning som i tidigare beredning, dvs. att insatsen är av fortsatt hög relevans för de utvecklingsproblem som insatsen avser att påverka. Jämfört med perioden 2014-2016 har vissa förändringar av insatsen gjorts. En tydligt inriktning mot Agenda 2030 av de 3 olika programmen, samt en anpassning mot den nya informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, då den tidigare löpte ut under 2016. FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR Omfattar efter SACO:s tillträde 2015 hela Sveriges fackliga organisationer. Union to Union har reviderat sin riktlinjer och strategier för ansökningsförfarandet från lokal fackliga organisationer. Ansökningar från lokala fackliga organisationer har sjunkit och därför kommer Union to Union under 2017 bland annat utbilda lokala informatörer i syfte att öka det globala engagemanget. ”HEJ DÅ FATTIGDOM” Har bytt namn till "Försörjning och framtidshopp - det börjar med Fairtrade". Inom programmet är den största förändringen en anpassning mot den nya strategins möjlighet till påverkansarbete. Detta har inneburit att programmet har utökats för att möjliggöra att Fairtrade kan gemensamt i varje land och region driva budskapet att rättvis handel är ett viktigt verktyg för fattigdomsbekämpning. SCHYST RESANDE Under 2017 avser Union to Union utöka antalet ambassadörer för programmet från dagens 151 till 250. Vidare vill Union to Union även aktivera de egna organisationerna genom stöd till extra utbildningsinsatser för, av Union to Union, utvalda grupper och nyckelpersoner. Utöver detta tar man fram rapporter under 2017 som belyser olika utmaningar inom sektorn och även utreda möjligheten till en certifiering/märkning av resor. Sammanfattigsvis gör Sida bedömningen att insatsen, med den föreslagna förändringen för 2017, fortsatt är av hög relevans för den utvecklingsproblematik den avser att nå. Sidas sammanfattade bedömning av Biståndsnämndens Resultatramverk och måluppfyllelse relaterar till den modell för resultatuppföljning som Biståndsnämnden presenterar i sin ansökan och som bifogats i TRAC. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Insatsen inkluderar tre program, vilka är (1) Facket förändrar, (2) Försörjning och framtidshopp – det börjar med Fairtrade och (3) Schyst resande. Trots att insatsen inkluderar tre olika program med ett flertal olika aktiviteter lyckas Union to Union redovisa aktiviteterna för varje program på ett tydligt sätt.   FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR      Inom Union to Unions eget program ”Facket förändrar” genomförde Union to Union framgångsrikt bland annat lunchföreläsningar, producerade filmer och inlägg som spreds i sociala medier och skickade nyhetsbrev veckovis till sina abonnenter. Till exempel genomförde Union to Union tio lunchmöten i Stockholm med totalt 630 besökare. Lunchmötena nådde ytterligare 821 deltagare via YouTube och Facebook samt 272 personer via Union to Unions podcast “Globalt facksnack”. Dessa siffror låter imponerande men Union to Union nämner inte att det kan ha varit samma individer som deltog i flera lunchmöten och som nåddes via sociala medier flera gånger, så den faktiska siffran är högst sannolikt mycket lägre än det som Union to Union som det antalet nådda personer som union to union anger. Programmet hade även några oväntade resultat; t.ex. fick världsfacket ITUC:s ledare Sharan Burrow en helsidesintervju i Göteborgs-Posten med världsfacket, en av Union to Unions handläggare intervjuades om klimatfrågor i GodEl:s nyhetsbrev och Union to Union fick möjlighet att bidra med expertkommentarer i tidningen Hotellrevyn inför Yrkes-VM i Förenade Arabemiraten. I en utvärdering av en oberoende konsult framgår det att många fackförbund själva upplever att de arbetar mer med internationella frågor. Detta är en positiv indikator för att det finns effekter på outcomenivå. Det hade varit intressant att följa upp hur dessa fackförbund arbetar med frågorna och vad de förväntar sig för effekter. Detta görs enbart delvis; t.ex. visar konsultrapporten att fackförbunden skrev fler artiklar om globala frågor 2015 jämfört med baslinjeåret 2012. Dock är denna ökning väldigt liten. Under baslinjeåret 2012 publicerade 25 fackförbundstidningar artiklar och 19 av dessa fler än fem artiklar, under 2015 var det 28 tidningar som publicerad artiklar och 18 av dessa fler än fem.   FÖRSÖRJNING OCH FRAMTIDSHOPP – DET BÖRJAR MED FAIRTRADE Programmet ”Försörjning och framtidshopp – det börjar med Fairtrade” fokuserade mest på informationskampanjer, utbildning och aktivering av ambassadörer, Fairtrade City-diplomerade kommuner samt traditionella medier och sociala medier (främst Facebook, Instagram och Twitter). Till exempel visar Fairtrade City-kommunernas redovisning att diplomeringen över tid är ett effektivt verktyg för att öka andelen Fairtrade-märkta produkter i offentlig upphandling. Flertalet kommuner har under sin diplomeringstid ökat andelen Fairtrade-märkt kaffe och 21 kommuner redovisar i 2017 års omdiplomering att andelen inköpt Fairtrade-kaffe uppgår till 75 procent eller mer av den totala mängden inköpt kaffe. Göteborgs kommun visar i 2017 års redovisning att 96 procent av allt upphandlat kaffe är Fairtrade-märkt, en förbättring från 63 procent två år tidigare. Sida anser att det är positivt att effektmål bortom outputs redovisas inom programmet. T.ex. görs an analys av hur diplomeringen blir ”en morot” både för att öka den etiska offentliga konsumtionen och ett framgångsrikt sätt att stimulera ett brett samarbete mellan kommunen, näringslivet och föreningslivet kring frågor som rör etisk konsumtion. På detta sätt bidrar diplomeringen även till en norm i samhället som en långsiktig outcome. SCHYST RESANDE Nätverket Schyst resande producerade informationsmaterial, anordnade utbildningar, seminarier och rapporter som lyfter frågor om hållbart resande. Inom ramen för programmet utbildades även ambassadörer som är ute och föreläser på skolor, arrangerar events och är aktiva i Schyst resandes sociala medier. T.ex. så har 325 lärare beställt och använt materialet i sin undervisning av totalt 10 000 elever. Enligt en utvärdering anger 80 procent av lärarna som svarat på enkäten att deras elever har fått ökad kunskap om hållbar turism och hållbar utveckling. 50 procent av de lärare som svarat på enkäten, anger att de kan tänka sig att fortsätta att arbeta med temat schyst resande. Av eleverna svarar 80 procent att de har fått en djupare kunskap kring hållbar turism och hållbar utveckling och lika många anger att de kommer att välja hållbara alternativ nästa gång de reser. Dessa siffror kan ge en indikation för att insatsen kan ha långsiktiga effekter. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030475-5403047501 Sweden LO-TCO Secretariat InfoCom Allocation 2014-2016. The Secretariat's role is to redistribute InfoCom allocations to Swedish Unions in order to carry out InfoCOm work in Sweden LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd (hädanefter Biståndsnämnden) har den 1 oktober år 2013 inkommit till Sida med en ansökan om informations- och kommunikationsbidrag för perioden 2014-2016. Ansökan är på totalt 35,1 MSEK för treårsperioden, varav 30,5 MSEK för verksamhetskostnader, 2,2 MSEK i vidareförmedlingsbidrag och 2,4 MSEK i administrationsbidrag. Sida gör bedömningen att ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag ur anslagsposten ”Bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige.” Sidas slutsats är att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att ” den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkraft i utvecklingsländer." LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd är en av de organisationer som har bedömts och godkänts av Sida som ramorganisation för stöd genom svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer. ORGANISATIONEN OCH DESS VERKSAMHET Biståndsnämnden är ett samarbetsorgan för LO och TCO och till dem anslutna nationella fackförbund med tillsammans cirka 2,8 miljoner medlemmar. Biståndsnämndens syfte är att vidareförmedla medel till fackföreningsrörelsens aktörer så dessa kan bedriva utvecklingsarbete i Syd och Öst samt till informations- och kommunikationsinsatser (hädanefter infokominsatser) i Sverige. Det övergripande målet för hela Biståndsnämndens infokomverksamhet är att tillse att den svenska allmänheten och framförallt svenska fackmedlemmar har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat, samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter. VERKSAMHETEN Biståndsnämnden ansöker - liksom föregående år - om infokom-medel för tre program; ”Facket Förändrar”, ”Schyst Resande” samt ”Hej då Fattigdom!” (Fairtrade). Biståndsnämnden driver själva programmet ”Facket förändrar” ”Facket förändrar” Programmet utförs av Biståndsnämnden, fackförbund och fackförbundspress. Målgruppen består främst av fackföreningsmedlemmar. Programmet utgörs av ett tjugotal projekt och har huvudsakligt fokus på mänskliga rättigheter i allmänhet och fackliga rättigheter i synnerhet. Inom ramen för detta program finns dels projekt som utförs av enskilda fackförbund och lokalavdelningar dels aktiviteter som utförs av LO-TCO Biståndnämnd centralt. Insatserna varierar; Materialproduktion, utbildningsinsatser, reportageresor för förbundspressen, Café världen - ett möteskoncept, omvärldsbevakning etc. ”Schyst resande” Schyst resande är ett nätverk som består av sex medlemsorganisationer. Syftet är att sätta fokus på turism och resande och de arbetsförhållanden många av de anställda i syd har inom relaterade branscher. Nätverket arbetar också med ekologiskt hållbar turism och resande. Insatsen riktar sig främst till allmänhet/konsumenter, turismutbildningar och reseföretag. Bland insatserna finns; Utbildningar av lärare på turismutbildningar, kampanjer, aktivt massmediearbete och kommunikation på sociala medier. ”Hej då fattigdom!” Denna insats drivs av föreningen Fairtrade, med 50 medlemsorganisationer, och syftar till att öka kännedomen om Fairtrade och dess verksamhet samt att få svenska konsumenter medvetna om vikten av rimliga produktionsvillkor för de personer som tillverkar/odlar, tar fram de varor vi köper i affärerna. Bland insatserna återfinns ”Ambassadörsutbildningar”, informationsmaterial mediebevakning och kampanjer. Fairtrade har tagit fram en strategi som är direktanpassad till olika fördefinierade målgrupper. Sidas bedömning är att verksamheten överlag är väsentlig och tidsenlig, då det i nuläget finns stor efterfrågan på denna typ av information. Resultaten för insatserna har varit goda de senaste åren. Sida ser detta som verksamhet med hög relevans.Därutöver har nyligen genomförda utvärderingar av Biståndsnämndens kapacitet och system för att kvalitetssäkra verksamheten, påvisat att stora förbättringar gjorts och att kontrollen är god. Tillägg 2017: Den utvecklingsproblematik som återfinns i Union to Unions ansökan för 2017 är densamma som för perioden 2014-2016, detta gäller även metoderna och interventionslogiken. Sida gör därför samma bedömning som i tidigare beredning, dvs. att insatsen är av fortsatt hög relevans för de utvecklingsproblem som insatsen avser att påverka. Jämfört med perioden 2014-2016 har vissa förändringar av insatsen gjorts. En tydligt inriktning mot Agenda 2030 av de 3 olika programmen, samt en anpassning mot den nya informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, då den tidigare löpte ut under 2016. FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR Omfattar efter SACO:s tillträde 2015 hela Sveriges fackliga organisationer. Union to Union har reviderat sin riktlinjer och strategier för ansökningsförfarandet från lokal fackliga organisationer. Ansökningar från lokala fackliga organisationer har sjunkit och därför kommer Union to Union under 2017 bland annat utbilda lokala informatörer i syfte att öka det globala engagemanget. ”HEJ DÅ FATTIGDOM” Har bytt namn till "Försörjning och framtidshopp - det börjar med Fairtrade". Inom programmet är den största förändringen en anpassning mot den nya strategins möjlighet till påverkansarbete. Detta har inneburit att programmet har utökats för att möjliggöra att Fairtrade kan gemensamt i varje land och region driva budskapet att rättvis handel är ett viktigt verktyg för fattigdomsbekämpning. SCHYST RESANDE Under 2017 avser Union to Union utöka antalet ambassadörer för programmet från dagens 151 till 250. Vidare vill Union to Union även aktivera de egna organisationerna genom stöd till extra utbildningsinsatser för, av Union to Union, utvalda grupper och nyckelpersoner. Utöver detta tar man fram rapporter under 2017 som belyser olika utmaningar inom sektorn och även utreda möjligheten till en certifiering/märkning av resor. Sammanfattigsvis gör Sida bedömningen att insatsen, med den föreslagna förändringen för 2017, fortsatt är av hög relevans för den utvecklingsproblematik den avser att nå. Sidas sammanfattade bedömning av Biståndsnämndens Resultatramverk och måluppfyllelse relaterar till den modell för resultatuppföljning som Biståndsnämnden presenterar i sin ansökan och som bifogats i TRAC. Sweden Union to Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Union to Union Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12700000 7300000 10000000 -10000000 5000000 5000000 12700000 10000000 7300000 30000000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union 2700000 Union to Union 2300000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union 5000000 Union to Union SE-0-SE-6-54030475-5403047502 Sweden LO-TCO Secretariat InfoCom Allocation 2014-2016. The Secretariat's role is to redistribute InfoCom allocations to Swedish Unions in order to carry out InfoCOm work in Sweden LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd (hädanefter Biståndsnämnden) har den 1 oktober år 2013 inkommit till Sida med en ansökan om informations- och kommunikationsbidrag för perioden 2014-2016. Ansökan är på totalt 35,1 MSEK för treårsperioden, varav 30,5 MSEK för verksamhetskostnader, 2,2 MSEK i vidareförmedlingsbidrag och 2,4 MSEK i administrationsbidrag. Sida gör bedömningen att ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag ur anslagsposten ”Bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige.” Sidas slutsats är att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att ” den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkraft i utvecklingsländer." LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd är en av de organisationer som har bedömts och godkänts av Sida som ramorganisation för stöd genom svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer. ORGANISATIONEN OCH DESS VERKSAMHET Biståndsnämnden är ett samarbetsorgan för LO och TCO och till dem anslutna nationella fackförbund med tillsammans cirka 2,8 miljoner medlemmar. Biståndsnämndens syfte är att vidareförmedla medel till fackföreningsrörelsens aktörer så dessa kan bedriva utvecklingsarbete i Syd och Öst samt till informations- och kommunikationsinsatser (hädanefter infokominsatser) i Sverige. Det övergripande målet för hela Biståndsnämndens infokomverksamhet är att tillse att den svenska allmänheten och framförallt svenska fackmedlemmar har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat, samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter. VERKSAMHETEN Biståndsnämnden ansöker - liksom föregående år - om infokom-medel för tre program; ”Facket Förändrar”, ”Schyst Resande” samt ”Hej då Fattigdom!” (Fairtrade). Biståndsnämnden driver själva programmet ”Facket förändrar” ”Facket förändrar” Programmet utförs av Biståndsnämnden, fackförbund och fackförbundspress. Målgruppen består främst av fackföreningsmedlemmar. Programmet utgörs av ett tjugotal projekt och har huvudsakligt fokus på mänskliga rättigheter i allmänhet och fackliga rättigheter i synnerhet. Inom ramen för detta program finns dels projekt som utförs av enskilda fackförbund och lokalavdelningar dels aktiviteter som utförs av LO-TCO Biståndnämnd centralt. Insatserna varierar; Materialproduktion, utbildningsinsatser, reportageresor för förbundspressen, Café världen - ett möteskoncept, omvärldsbevakning etc. ”Schyst resande” Schyst resande är ett nätverk som består av sex medlemsorganisationer. Syftet är att sätta fokus på turism och resande och de arbetsförhållanden många av de anställda i syd har inom relaterade branscher. Nätverket arbetar också med ekologiskt hållbar turism och resande. Insatsen riktar sig främst till allmänhet/konsumenter, turismutbildningar och reseföretag. Bland insatserna finns; Utbildningar av lärare på turismutbildningar, kampanjer, aktivt massmediearbete och kommunikation på sociala medier. ”Hej då fattigdom!” Denna insats drivs av föreningen Fairtrade, med 50 medlemsorganisationer, och syftar till att öka kännedomen om Fairtrade och dess verksamhet samt att få svenska konsumenter medvetna om vikten av rimliga produktionsvillkor för de personer som tillverkar/odlar, tar fram de varor vi köper i affärerna. Bland insatserna återfinns ”Ambassadörsutbildningar”, informationsmaterial mediebevakning och kampanjer. Fairtrade har tagit fram en strategi som är direktanpassad till olika fördefinierade målgrupper. Sidas bedömning är att verksamheten överlag är väsentlig och tidsenlig, då det i nuläget finns stor efterfrågan på denna typ av information. Resultaten för insatserna har varit goda de senaste åren. Sida ser detta som verksamhet med hög relevans.Därutöver har nyligen genomförda utvärderingar av Biståndsnämndens kapacitet och system för att kvalitetssäkra verksamheten, påvisat att stora förbättringar gjorts och att kontrollen är god. Tillägg 2017: Den utvecklingsproblematik som återfinns i Union to Unions ansökan för 2017 är densamma som för perioden 2014-2016, detta gäller även metoderna och interventionslogiken. Sida gör därför samma bedömning som i tidigare beredning, dvs. att insatsen är av fortsatt hög relevans för de utvecklingsproblem som insatsen avser att påverka. Jämfört med perioden 2014-2016 har vissa förändringar av insatsen gjorts. En tydligt inriktning mot Agenda 2030 av de 3 olika programmen, samt en anpassning mot den nya informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, då den tidigare löpte ut under 2016. FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR Omfattar efter SACO:s tillträde 2015 hela Sveriges fackliga organisationer. Union to Union har reviderat sin riktlinjer och strategier för ansökningsförfarandet från lokal fackliga organisationer. Ansökningar från lokala fackliga organisationer har sjunkit och därför kommer Union to Union under 2017 bland annat utbilda lokala informatörer i syfte att öka det globala engagemanget. ”HEJ DÅ FATTIGDOM” Har bytt namn till "Försörjning och framtidshopp - det börjar med Fairtrade". Inom programmet är den största förändringen en anpassning mot den nya strategins möjlighet till påverkansarbete. Detta har inneburit att programmet har utökats för att möjliggöra att Fairtrade kan gemensamt i varje land och region driva budskapet att rättvis handel är ett viktigt verktyg för fattigdomsbekämpning. SCHYST RESANDE Under 2017 avser Union to Union utöka antalet ambassadörer för programmet från dagens 151 till 250. Vidare vill Union to Union även aktivera de egna organisationerna genom stöd till extra utbildningsinsatser för, av Union to Union, utvalda grupper och nyckelpersoner. Utöver detta tar man fram rapporter under 2017 som belyser olika utmaningar inom sektorn och även utreda möjligheten till en certifiering/märkning av resor. Sammanfattigsvis gör Sida bedömningen att insatsen, med den föreslagna förändringen för 2017, fortsatt är av hög relevans för den utvecklingsproblematik den avser att nå. Sidas sammanfattade bedömning av Biståndsnämndens Resultatramverk och måluppfyllelse relaterar till den modell för resultatuppföljning som Biståndsnämnden presenterar i sin ansökan och som bifogats i TRAC. Sweden Union to Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Union to Union Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12500000 0 0 6250000 6250000 12500000 Union to Union 6250000 Union to Union 6250000 Union to Union -933790 Union to Union 933790 Union to Union Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54030475-5403047504 Sweden LO-TCO Secretariat InfoCom Allocation 2014-2016. The Secretariat's role is to redistribute InfoCom allocations to Swedish Unions in order to carry out InfoCOm work in Sweden LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd (hädanefter Biståndsnämnden) har den 1 oktober år 2013 inkommit till Sida med en ansökan om informations- och kommunikationsbidrag för perioden 2014-2016. Ansökan är på totalt 35,1 MSEK för treårsperioden, varav 30,5 MSEK för verksamhetskostnader, 2,2 MSEK i vidareförmedlingsbidrag och 2,4 MSEK i administrationsbidrag. Sida gör bedömningen att ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag ur anslagsposten ”Bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige.” Sidas slutsats är att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att ” den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkraft i utvecklingsländer." LO-TCO Biståndsnämnd är en av de organisationer som har bedömts och godkänts av Sida som ramorganisation för stöd genom svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer. ORGANISATIONEN OCH DESS VERKSAMHET Biståndsnämnden är ett samarbetsorgan för LO och TCO och till dem anslutna nationella fackförbund med tillsammans cirka 2,8 miljoner medlemmar. Biståndsnämndens syfte är att vidareförmedla medel till fackföreningsrörelsens aktörer så dessa kan bedriva utvecklingsarbete i Syd och Öst samt till informations- och kommunikationsinsatser (hädanefter infokominsatser) i Sverige. Det övergripande målet för hela Biståndsnämndens infokomverksamhet är att tillse att den svenska allmänheten och framförallt svenska fackmedlemmar har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd och dess resultat, samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter. VERKSAMHETEN Biståndsnämnden ansöker - liksom föregående år - om infokom-medel för tre program; ”Facket Förändrar”, ”Schyst Resande” samt ”Hej då Fattigdom!” (Fairtrade). Biståndsnämnden driver själva programmet ”Facket förändrar” ”Facket förändrar” Programmet utförs av Biståndsnämnden, fackförbund och fackförbundspress. Målgruppen består främst av fackföreningsmedlemmar. Programmet utgörs av ett tjugotal projekt och har huvudsakligt fokus på mänskliga rättigheter i allmänhet och fackliga rättigheter i synnerhet. Inom ramen för detta program finns dels projekt som utförs av enskilda fackförbund och lokalavdelningar dels aktiviteter som utförs av LO-TCO Biståndnämnd centralt. Insatserna varierar; Materialproduktion, utbildningsinsatser, reportageresor för förbundspressen, Café världen - ett möteskoncept, omvärldsbevakning etc. ”Schyst resande” Schyst resande är ett nätverk som består av sex medlemsorganisationer. Syftet är att sätta fokus på turism och resande och de arbetsförhållanden många av de anställda i syd har inom relaterade branscher. Nätverket arbetar också med ekologiskt hållbar turism och resande. Insatsen riktar sig främst till allmänhet/konsumenter, turismutbildningar och reseföretag. Bland insatserna finns; Utbildningar av lärare på turismutbildningar, kampanjer, aktivt massmediearbete och kommunikation på sociala medier. ”Hej då fattigdom!” Denna insats drivs av föreningen Fairtrade, med 50 medlemsorganisationer, och syftar till att öka kännedomen om Fairtrade och dess verksamhet samt att få svenska konsumenter medvetna om vikten av rimliga produktionsvillkor för de personer som tillverkar/odlar, tar fram de varor vi köper i affärerna. Bland insatserna återfinns ”Ambassadörsutbildningar”, informationsmaterial mediebevakning och kampanjer. Fairtrade har tagit fram en strategi som är direktanpassad till olika fördefinierade målgrupper. Sidas bedömning är att verksamheten överlag är väsentlig och tidsenlig, då det i nuläget finns stor efterfrågan på denna typ av information. Resultaten för insatserna har varit goda de senaste åren. Sida ser detta som verksamhet med hög relevans.Därutöver har nyligen genomförda utvärderingar av Biståndsnämndens kapacitet och system för att kvalitetssäkra verksamheten, påvisat att stora förbättringar gjorts och att kontrollen är god. Tillägg 2017: Den utvecklingsproblematik som återfinns i Union to Unions ansökan för 2017 är densamma som för perioden 2014-2016, detta gäller även metoderna och interventionslogiken. Sida gör därför samma bedömning som i tidigare beredning, dvs. att insatsen är av fortsatt hög relevans för de utvecklingsproblem som insatsen avser att påverka. Jämfört med perioden 2014-2016 har vissa förändringar av insatsen gjorts. En tydligt inriktning mot Agenda 2030 av de 3 olika programmen, samt en anpassning mot den nya informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, då den tidigare löpte ut under 2016. FACKET FÖRÄNDRAR Omfattar efter SACO:s tillträde 2015 hela Sveriges fackliga organisationer. Union to Union har reviderat sin riktlinjer och strategier för ansökningsförfarandet från lokal fackliga organisationer. Ansökningar från lokala fackliga organisationer har sjunkit och därför kommer Union to Union under 2017 bland annat utbilda lokala informatörer i syfte att öka det globala engagemanget. ”HEJ DÅ FATTIGDOM” Har bytt namn till "Försörjning och framtidshopp - det börjar med Fairtrade". Inom programmet är den största förändringen en anpassning mot den nya strategins möjlighet till påverkansarbete. Detta har inneburit att programmet har utökats för att möjliggöra att Fairtrade kan gemensamt i varje land och region driva budskapet att rättvis handel är ett viktigt verktyg för fattigdomsbekämpning. SCHYST RESANDE Under 2017 avser Union to Union utöka antalet ambassadörer för programmet från dagens 151 till 250. Vidare vill Union to Union även aktivera de egna organisationerna genom stöd till extra utbildningsinsatser för, av Union to Union, utvalda grupper och nyckelpersoner. Utöver detta tar man fram rapporter under 2017 som belyser olika utmaningar inom sektorn och även utreda möjligheten till en certifiering/märkning av resor. Sammanfattigsvis gör Sida bedömningen att insatsen, med den föreslagna förändringen för 2017, fortsatt är av hög relevans för den utvecklingsproblematik den avser att nå. Sidas sammanfattade bedömning av Biståndsnämndens Resultatramverk och måluppfyllelse relaterar till den modell för resultatuppföljning som Biståndsnämnden presenterar i sin ansökan och som bifogats i TRAC. Sweden Union to Union Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Union to Union Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -221042 -933790 -933790 Union to Union -221042.4 Union to Union Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54030509 Sweden Framework agreement with Individuell Människohjälp during the period 2015-2017 within the strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations ANSÖKAN OCH FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT IM har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för år 2018 på sammanlagt 59 918 000 SEK. Ansökan avser en ettårig förlängning för 2018 av den pågående insatsen som genomförs under avtalsperioden 2015-2017. Den totala budgetökningen uppgår till 3,2 MKR (4,8 %) jämfört med 2017 års budget. Det ansökta bidraget ökar med 14,5 MKR (32%), jämfört med beviljat bidrag 2017. Ökningen beror till stor del på att IM minskar sin egeninsats från 22 % till 13 %, och till viss del att IM anpassar sin verksamhet mot den nya CSO-strategin. IM avser att inkomma med en flerårsansökan för 2019-2023. I den planerar IM att ansöka om 80 miljoner år 2019, med en gradvis ökning på årsbasis fram till 2023. Samtidigt vill IM minska egeninsatsen från 22%, i pågående insats, till 13% för 2018 och 10% från och med 2019. Programmet avseende ansökan 2018 kommer i stort sett att fortsätta som tidigare och baseras på samma ramverk, resultat, strategier och insatser som i föregående fas. Resultatramverket har uppdaterats och inkluderar resultat för 2018. IM:s långsiktiga mål är att människor som lever i fattigdom och utanförskap världen över ska ha möjlighet att hävda sina ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter, och leva ett värdigt liv. Ansökan till Sida avser enbart IM:s verksamhet i utvecklingsländer, ej den verksamhet som bedrivs i Sverige. I den internationella verksamheten fokuserar IM på ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter. Arbetet är indelat i följande fyra områden som är nära sammanlänkade och ömsesidigt förstärkande: utbildning, hälsa, försörjning och civila samhället. IM gör geografiska prioriteringar utifrån tre kriterier: 1) förutsättningarna för att IM ska kunna ge ett mervärde, 2) nivån av fattigdom och utanförskap, och 3) ekonomiska hänsyn som t.ex. kostnadseffektivitet. IM fokuserar på följande regioner och länder: - Centralamerika (Guatemala och El Salvador) - Mellanöstern (Jordanien och Palestina) - Södra Asien (Indien och Nepal) - Södra Afrika (Malawi, Zimbabwe och Zambia) - Moldavien Förutom de geografiska strategierna innehåller ansökan strategin för programmet IM Fair Trade Producer Development, som har som syfte att stärka organisationer och småföretag att bli medlemmar av Worlds Fair Trade Organisation, genom rådgivning i organisationsfrågor, arbetsrätt och produktutveckling. Utöver de resultat som IM avser att uppnå inom de tematiska områdena och programmet Fair Trade Producer Development tydliggör IM i sin ansökan för 2018 att förlängningsåret är ett år för utvärdering, reflektion och strategisk planering. Tonvikten under året kommer att vara att utforska IM:s roll och mervärde som givare och partner. Under året ska IM internt reflektera över lärdomar, revidera tillvägagångssätt och metoder, revidera partnerportföljer och granska närvaron i IM:s verksamhetsländer. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en medlemsbaserad svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som arbetar för en rättvis och medmänsklig värld. IM:s ändamål är att synliggöra och bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap. Organisationen bildades 1938 som en reaktion på det förtryck, hat, våld och fascism som då präglade Europa. Högsta beslutande organ är årsmötet, som utser styrelsen. IM har idag ca 6800 medlemmar och ett stort antal volontärer är engagerade, främst i verksamheten i Sverige. 2016 var den totala insamlingen, exklusive offentliga bidrag drygt 73 miljoner kronor. De offentliga bidragen uppgick till 62 miljoner kronor, varav Sidas andel upgick till cirka 70 %. IM:s intäkter för 2016 uppgick sammanlagt till strax under 135 miljoner kronor. IM antogs som ramorganisation år 2013 och den aktuella ansökan avser en förlängning av den första avtalsperioden som ramorganisation. IM bedriver internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, integrationsarbete i Sverige och handelssamarbeten inom ramen för fair trade. IM verkar i regionerna Centralamerika, Europa, Mellanöstern, Södra Afrika, Sydasien och Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten genomförs främst tillsammans med partnerorganisationer eller i samverkan med andra aktörer. Huvudkontoret ligger i Lund och det finns 5 regionkontor runt om i landet som arbetar med verksamheten i Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten har genomgått en stor regionaliserings- och decentraliseringsprocess. Idag består den internationella avdelningen av sju personer på huvudkontoret i Lund, fyra regionala kontor och sju landkontor. Under 2016 var det totala antalet anställda på region- och landkontor 87 personer. IM hade under 2016 totalt 175 anställda. IM:s arbete genomsyras av ett rättighetsperspektiv. Från att tidigare ha genomfört de flesta insatser själva, stödjer IM numera lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer i samarbetsländerna i deras arbete att uppnå sina egna mål. Verksamhetens fokus har förflyttats från individnivå till att åstadkomma förändringar på organisationsnivå och institutionell nivå. I ansökan understryker IM att år 2018 är ett år för lärande och utveckling. Ett exempel på detta är att IM under slutet av 2017 planerar att ersätta det övergripande styrdokument, den strategiska plattformen 2011–2020, med ett nytt dokument: "IM 2030". IM 2030 visar de övergripande strategiska ambitionerna för IM inom fyra områden: organisation, kommunikation, utvecklingsarbete och ekonomisk tillväxt under 2018–2030. De strategiska ambitionerna kommer att operationaliseras genom konkreta mål av varje avdelning i deras respektive femåriga strategier. Den internationella avdelningen är decentraliserad och detta är en process som pågått under flera år. Arbetet med att få den nya organisationen att fungera fullt ut är ett pågående utvecklingsarbete där IM kontinuerligt fortsätter att identifiera och implementera nya arbetssätt. SIDAS SAMLADE STÖD TILL ORGANISATIONEN Utöver bidrag inom CSO-strategin erhåller IM stöd inom strategin för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i civilsamhället 2016-2022. Detta stöd har under perioden 2015-2107 uppgått till 4 600 000 kronor. För 2018 har IM ansökt om en förlängning av detta stöd om 1 727 000 kronor. BEREDNING Eftersom ansökan avser en förlängning av pågående avtalsperiod 2015-2017 bereds insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av insatsen, till exempel stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017, tematiskt stickprov av integreringen av jämställdhetsperspektiven 2017, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas interna ställningstaganden till finansiella och narrativa rapporter under pågående avtal, årsrapporter samt årlig avvikelserapportering. Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen utgått från den tidigare beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2015-2017. I de fall bedömningar är fortsatt relevanta har dessa behållits och vid behov kompletterats. Sidas insatshanteringssystem Trac har förändrats sedan 2014 då beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts 2015-2017 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan inför 2018.Om inte annat anges är riskbedömningarna i riskregistret uppdaterade utifrån ansökan 2018. Beredningen för ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes på engelska, denna tilläggsansökan har beretts på svenska på grund av språklagen. De pågående dialogmålen från ansökan 2015-2017 är: 1) Cross-cutting issues are mainstreamed in IM´s operations 2) Increased aid efficiency, 3) Further development of IM´s riskanalysis and riskmanagement. Dessa dialogmål har analyserats under relevanta avsnitt i beredningen. Ett fjärde dialogmål, som identifierades i beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 ”Application and continued development of the Right Based Approach” har Sida bedömt som uppfyllt. Rättighetsperspektivet är dock något som Sida kommer att fortsätta att följa som en del av den ordinarie uppföljningen. Women, men, girls and boys living in poverty and exclusion in developing countries (and in Sweden) have increased their ability to claim their economic, social and cultural rights and thereby enhanced their ability to sustain a life in dignity. IM has applied a rights based approach and strengthened civil society (in Sweden) and abroad.  (The overall objective is taken from IM's Overall Result Framework, which includes results for activities in Sweden. These activities are not financed by Sida.) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Honduras India Jordan Lebanon Moldova (the Republic of) Malawi Nepal Palestine, State of El Salvador Zambia Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Multisector education/training Health education Business Policy and Administration STD control including HIV/AIDS Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Rural development Reproductive health care Government & Civil Society-general Other Multisector Basic Health Business & Other Services Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Banking & Financial Services IM:s arbete omfattas av fyra tematiska områden: ekonomisk försörjning, utbildning, hälsa och stöd till civilsamhället. I enlighet med IM:s förändringsteori behöver förändring äga rum på tre nivåer: individnivå, organisationsnivå samt insititionell nivå. Nedan presenteras några exempel på resultat: Ekonomisk försörjning Mål; Att människor som lever i utsatta situationer, framförallt kvinnor, ska kunna öka sina inkomster och höja sin sociala status. "In India, women’s group promoted by ATI got access to common land of 10 villages after negotiating with the local government representatives. As a result, 22.5 hectare of land was allocated to the women’s group in which they grew fodder grass and generated a revenue. IM’s Fair-trade partners MESH and SSA in India have succeeded in improving the capacity of the producer groups by introducing new techniques and designs. These products have found new markets in Japan and Europe. The support has increased income and enhanced livelihood to a highly marginalized group in India which is people with disabilities". "In Malawi IM partner WOLREC supported communities with business opportunities, to get government recognition and support under the Government’s Community Savings and Cooperative (COMSIP). By registering as Cooperatives, they have easier access to grants, technical support as well as training in book-keeping and business management". "In Jordan, 23 persons with disabilities (PWDs) were employed by companies through the support by IM’s partner Sana. The hotel chain, Landmark Hotel Amman is part of IM partner ecosystem as a leverage partner, and 26 of their employees underwent awareness training on employment of people with disabilities". Utbildning Mål; Att flickor och pojkar som lever i utsatta situationer ska ha tillgång till god undervisning på låg- och mellanstadiet på lika villkor, så att de kan uppnå sin fulla potential. "IM’s partner DIWA in Malawi revealed gaps and opportunities for children with disabilities both in and out of school. Baseline assessment clinic records showed failure by many teachers to identify some forms of disability as well as schools failing in keeping records. With the intervention, about 75 percent of teachers in the project intervention schools are now able to identify, support and refer to the relevant authorities the severe disabilities for further support. In total 645 boys and 643 girls with disabilities were enrolled in the intervention schools". "IM's partner in Moldova CRPD, together with a group of parents, sued the Ministry of Education for discrimination against pupils with learning disabilities and limiting their access to education. As a result of this litigation case, children with severe disabilities will have the opportunity to complete the full-time 9-year gymnasium cycle that has so far been limited to 8 classes. Through CRPD's involvement, Moldova has adopted international ISO standards in the area of accessibility". "IM’s partner Justice for Children Trust managed to set up junior councils and junior parliament and build their capacity to address child protection issues in Zimbabwe. Collaboration between junior parliament and their senior counterpart was held on issues like birth registration and right to education. Best practices on child protection were shared in the communities, including good parenting skills. JCT was also involved in different campaigns on child protection". Hälsa Mål; Att kvinnor och män i utsatta grupper ska ha lika tillgång till preventiva hälsoinsatser, med fokus på sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. "In Zambia, IM’s partner NGOCC continued to scale up community approaches towards ending child marriages in the rural parts of northern Zambia, resulting in an increase of children being withdrawn from early marriages. 212 children were taken out of marriage and 70 girls were given the opportunity to return to school". "IM partner CYECE in Malawi helped boost access to SRHR services among the youths which significantly contributed towards improving their health, education, economic and moral well-being. Health workers were trained in delivering youth friendly health services in order to attract more youth". "In El Salvador IM partners have been active in advocacy work on anti-abortion legislation and 8 women convicted and imprisoned for homicide due to obstetric emergencies were liberated. The use of complementary strategies (national and international communication, strategic litigation, international advocacy, work for legislative reforms and at the same time the option of pardon by the executive branch) were key factors to the high number of liberated women". "In Jordan, 489 women survivors of sexual gender-based violence had safe and confidential access to psychosocial support, legal aid and case management services IM’s partners. A method normally used in IM’s work with refugees in Sweden on providing psychosocial assistance and protection (BIV/BIS), was adapted and successfully tried in Jordan, with 375 children who had experienced trauma and/ or had been involved in child labor, most of them were Syrian refugee children". Stöd till civilsamhället Mål; Att främja utvecklingen av ett starkt demokratiskt civilsamhälle för att stärka individer som lever i utsatta situationer så att de kan delta och påverka sitt samhälle. "IM Nepal worked with its partners to conduct a campaign on 16 days of Campaign Against Gender Based Violence (GBV). To mark the campaign, IM’s partners organized various programs on a range of issues affecting women at the local, provincial and federal level. The campaign helped raise awareness at the local level on the issue and legal provisions that protects women from GBV. It also brought together civil society members to put forward their demand for end of GBV and various issues affecting girls and women such as child marriage". "In the Middle East, a partner the Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering (RDFL) raised awareness in Lebanon on child marriage with the Not Before 18 campaign. RDFL engaged in conversation with 13 members of the Lebanese Parliament to lobby towards the endorsement of a new marriage law. The organization received support and approval for the new law from 31 MPs; the drafted law is currently at the Lebanese Parliament, waiting to be discussed. As part of the campaign, a national poll proved that 80% of Lebanese population is against child marriage". "IM partner Voinicel team in Moldova during 2018 empowered 160 parents to advocate for the right to education of their children, especially when talking about the right to receive free early intervention services, paid by the state. Given the fact that the full financing from the state is still a problem – parents were an important voice in advocacy". No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030509-5403050901 Sweden Framework agreement with Individuell Människohjälp during the period 2015-2017 within the strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations ANSÖKAN OCH FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT IM har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för år 2018 på sammanlagt 59 918 000 SEK. Ansökan avser en ettårig förlängning för 2018 av den pågående insatsen som genomförs under avtalsperioden 2015-2017. Den totala budgetökningen uppgår till 3,2 MKR (4,8 %) jämfört med 2017 års budget. Det ansökta bidraget ökar med 14,5 MKR (32%), jämfört med beviljat bidrag 2017. Ökningen beror till stor del på att IM minskar sin egeninsats från 22 % till 13 %, och till viss del att IM anpassar sin verksamhet mot den nya CSO-strategin. IM avser att inkomma med en flerårsansökan för 2019-2023. I den planerar IM att ansöka om 80 miljoner år 2019, med en gradvis ökning på årsbasis fram till 2023. Samtidigt vill IM minska egeninsatsen från 22%, i pågående insats, till 13% för 2018 och 10% från och med 2019. Programmet avseende ansökan 2018 kommer i stort sett att fortsätta som tidigare och baseras på samma ramverk, resultat, strategier och insatser som i föregående fas. Resultatramverket har uppdaterats och inkluderar resultat för 2018. IM:s långsiktiga mål är att människor som lever i fattigdom och utanförskap världen över ska ha möjlighet att hävda sina ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter, och leva ett värdigt liv. Ansökan till Sida avser enbart IM:s verksamhet i utvecklingsländer, ej den verksamhet som bedrivs i Sverige. I den internationella verksamheten fokuserar IM på ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter. Arbetet är indelat i följande fyra områden som är nära sammanlänkade och ömsesidigt förstärkande: utbildning, hälsa, försörjning och civila samhället. IM gör geografiska prioriteringar utifrån tre kriterier: 1) förutsättningarna för att IM ska kunna ge ett mervärde, 2) nivån av fattigdom och utanförskap, och 3) ekonomiska hänsyn som t.ex. kostnadseffektivitet. IM fokuserar på följande regioner och länder: - Centralamerika (Guatemala och El Salvador) - Mellanöstern (Jordanien och Palestina) - Södra Asien (Indien och Nepal) - Södra Afrika (Malawi, Zimbabwe och Zambia) - Moldavien Förutom de geografiska strategierna innehåller ansökan strategin för programmet IM Fair Trade Producer Development, som har som syfte att stärka organisationer och småföretag att bli medlemmar av Worlds Fair Trade Organisation, genom rådgivning i organisationsfrågor, arbetsrätt och produktutveckling. Utöver de resultat som IM avser att uppnå inom de tematiska områdena och programmet Fair Trade Producer Development tydliggör IM i sin ansökan för 2018 att förlängningsåret är ett år för utvärdering, reflektion och strategisk planering. Tonvikten under året kommer att vara att utforska IM:s roll och mervärde som givare och partner. Under året ska IM internt reflektera över lärdomar, revidera tillvägagångssätt och metoder, revidera partnerportföljer och granska närvaron i IM:s verksamhetsländer. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en medlemsbaserad svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som arbetar för en rättvis och medmänsklig värld. IM:s ändamål är att synliggöra och bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap. Organisationen bildades 1938 som en reaktion på det förtryck, hat, våld och fascism som då präglade Europa. Högsta beslutande organ är årsmötet, som utser styrelsen. IM har idag ca 6800 medlemmar och ett stort antal volontärer är engagerade, främst i verksamheten i Sverige. 2016 var den totala insamlingen, exklusive offentliga bidrag drygt 73 miljoner kronor. De offentliga bidragen uppgick till 62 miljoner kronor, varav Sidas andel upgick till cirka 70 %. IM:s intäkter för 2016 uppgick sammanlagt till strax under 135 miljoner kronor. IM antogs som ramorganisation år 2013 och den aktuella ansökan avser en förlängning av den första avtalsperioden som ramorganisation. IM bedriver internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, integrationsarbete i Sverige och handelssamarbeten inom ramen för fair trade. IM verkar i regionerna Centralamerika, Europa, Mellanöstern, Södra Afrika, Sydasien och Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten genomförs främst tillsammans med partnerorganisationer eller i samverkan med andra aktörer. Huvudkontoret ligger i Lund och det finns 5 regionkontor runt om i landet som arbetar med verksamheten i Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten har genomgått en stor regionaliserings- och decentraliseringsprocess. Idag består den internationella avdelningen av sju personer på huvudkontoret i Lund, fyra regionala kontor och sju landkontor. Under 2016 var det totala antalet anställda på region- och landkontor 87 personer. IM hade under 2016 totalt 175 anställda. IM:s arbete genomsyras av ett rättighetsperspektiv. Från att tidigare ha genomfört de flesta insatser själva, stödjer IM numera lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer i samarbetsländerna i deras arbete att uppnå sina egna mål. Verksamhetens fokus har förflyttats från individnivå till att åstadkomma förändringar på organisationsnivå och institutionell nivå. I ansökan understryker IM att år 2018 är ett år för lärande och utveckling. Ett exempel på detta är att IM under slutet av 2017 planerar att ersätta det övergripande styrdokument, den strategiska plattformen 2011–2020, med ett nytt dokument: "IM 2030". IM 2030 visar de övergripande strategiska ambitionerna för IM inom fyra områden: organisation, kommunikation, utvecklingsarbete och ekonomisk tillväxt under 2018–2030. De strategiska ambitionerna kommer att operationaliseras genom konkreta mål av varje avdelning i deras respektive femåriga strategier. Den internationella avdelningen är decentraliserad och detta är en process som pågått under flera år. Arbetet med att få den nya organisationen att fungera fullt ut är ett pågående utvecklingsarbete där IM kontinuerligt fortsätter att identifiera och implementera nya arbetssätt. SIDAS SAMLADE STÖD TILL ORGANISATIONEN Utöver bidrag inom CSO-strategin erhåller IM stöd inom strategin för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i civilsamhället 2016-2022. Detta stöd har under perioden 2015-2107 uppgått till 4 600 000 kronor. För 2018 har IM ansökt om en förlängning av detta stöd om 1 727 000 kronor. BEREDNING Eftersom ansökan avser en förlängning av pågående avtalsperiod 2015-2017 bereds insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av insatsen, till exempel stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017, tematiskt stickprov av integreringen av jämställdhetsperspektiven 2017, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas interna ställningstaganden till finansiella och narrativa rapporter under pågående avtal, årsrapporter samt årlig avvikelserapportering. Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen utgått från den tidigare beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2015-2017. I de fall bedömningar är fortsatt relevanta har dessa behållits och vid behov kompletterats. Sidas insatshanteringssystem Trac har förändrats sedan 2014 då beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts 2015-2017 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan inför 2018.Om inte annat anges är riskbedömningarna i riskregistret uppdaterade utifrån ansökan 2018. Beredningen för ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes på engelska, denna tilläggsansökan har beretts på svenska på grund av språklagen. De pågående dialogmålen från ansökan 2015-2017 är: 1) Cross-cutting issues are mainstreamed in IM´s operations 2) Increased aid efficiency, 3) Further development of IM´s riskanalysis and riskmanagement. Dessa dialogmål har analyserats under relevanta avsnitt i beredningen. Ett fjärde dialogmål, som identifierades i beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 ”Application and continued development of the Right Based Approach” har Sida bedömt som uppfyllt. Rättighetsperspektivet är dock något som Sida kommer att fortsätta att följa som en del av den ordinarie uppföljningen. Women, men, girls and boys living in poverty and exclusion in developing countries (and in Sweden) have increased their ability to claim their economic, social and cultural rights and thereby enhanced their ability to sustain a life in dignity. IM has applied a rights based approach and strengthened civil society (in Sweden) and abroad.  (The overall objective is taken from IM's Overall Result Framework, which includes results for activities in Sweden. These activities are not financed by Sida.) 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period 2015-2017 within the strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations ANSÖKAN OCH FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT IM har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för år 2018 på sammanlagt 59 918 000 SEK. Ansökan avser en ettårig förlängning för 2018 av den pågående insatsen som genomförs under avtalsperioden 2015-2017. Den totala budgetökningen uppgår till 3,2 MKR (4,8 %) jämfört med 2017 års budget. Det ansökta bidraget ökar med 14,5 MKR (32%), jämfört med beviljat bidrag 2017. Ökningen beror till stor del på att IM minskar sin egeninsats från 22 % till 13 %, och till viss del att IM anpassar sin verksamhet mot den nya CSO-strategin. IM avser att inkomma med en flerårsansökan för 2019-2023. I den planerar IM att ansöka om 80 miljoner år 2019, med en gradvis ökning på årsbasis fram till 2023. Samtidigt vill IM minska egeninsatsen från 22%, i pågående insats, till 13% för 2018 och 10% från och med 2019. Programmet avseende ansökan 2018 kommer i stort sett att fortsätta som tidigare och baseras på samma ramverk, resultat, strategier och insatser som i föregående fas. Resultatramverket har uppdaterats och inkluderar resultat för 2018. IM:s långsiktiga mål är att människor som lever i fattigdom och utanförskap världen över ska ha möjlighet att hävda sina ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter, och leva ett värdigt liv. Ansökan till Sida avser enbart IM:s verksamhet i utvecklingsländer, ej den verksamhet som bedrivs i Sverige. I den internationella verksamheten fokuserar IM på ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter. Arbetet är indelat i följande fyra områden som är nära sammanlänkade och ömsesidigt förstärkande: utbildning, hälsa, försörjning och civila samhället. IM gör geografiska prioriteringar utifrån tre kriterier: 1) förutsättningarna för att IM ska kunna ge ett mervärde, 2) nivån av fattigdom och utanförskap, och 3) ekonomiska hänsyn som t.ex. kostnadseffektivitet. IM fokuserar på följande regioner och länder: - Centralamerika (Guatemala och El Salvador) - Mellanöstern (Jordanien och Palestina) - Södra Asien (Indien och Nepal) - Södra Afrika (Malawi, Zimbabwe och Zambia) - Moldavien Förutom de geografiska strategierna innehåller ansökan strategin för programmet IM Fair Trade Producer Development, som har som syfte att stärka organisationer och småföretag att bli medlemmar av Worlds Fair Trade Organisation, genom rådgivning i organisationsfrågor, arbetsrätt och produktutveckling. Utöver de resultat som IM avser att uppnå inom de tematiska områdena och programmet Fair Trade Producer Development tydliggör IM i sin ansökan för 2018 att förlängningsåret är ett år för utvärdering, reflektion och strategisk planering. Tonvikten under året kommer att vara att utforska IM:s roll och mervärde som givare och partner. Under året ska IM internt reflektera över lärdomar, revidera tillvägagångssätt och metoder, revidera partnerportföljer och granska närvaron i IM:s verksamhetsländer. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en medlemsbaserad svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som arbetar för en rättvis och medmänsklig värld. IM:s ändamål är att synliggöra och bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap. Organisationen bildades 1938 som en reaktion på det förtryck, hat, våld och fascism som då präglade Europa. Högsta beslutande organ är årsmötet, som utser styrelsen. IM har idag ca 6800 medlemmar och ett stort antal volontärer är engagerade, främst i verksamheten i Sverige. 2016 var den totala insamlingen, exklusive offentliga bidrag drygt 73 miljoner kronor. De offentliga bidragen uppgick till 62 miljoner kronor, varav Sidas andel upgick till cirka 70 %. IM:s intäkter för 2016 uppgick sammanlagt till strax under 135 miljoner kronor. IM antogs som ramorganisation år 2013 och den aktuella ansökan avser en förlängning av den första avtalsperioden som ramorganisation. IM bedriver internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, integrationsarbete i Sverige och handelssamarbeten inom ramen för fair trade. IM verkar i regionerna Centralamerika, Europa, Mellanöstern, Södra Afrika, Sydasien och Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten genomförs främst tillsammans med partnerorganisationer eller i samverkan med andra aktörer. Huvudkontoret ligger i Lund och det finns 5 regionkontor runt om i landet som arbetar med verksamheten i Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten har genomgått en stor regionaliserings- och decentraliseringsprocess. Idag består den internationella avdelningen av sju personer på huvudkontoret i Lund, fyra regionala kontor och sju landkontor. Under 2016 var det totala antalet anställda på region- och landkontor 87 personer. IM hade under 2016 totalt 175 anställda. IM:s arbete genomsyras av ett rättighetsperspektiv. Från att tidigare ha genomfört de flesta insatser själva, stödjer IM numera lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer i samarbetsländerna i deras arbete att uppnå sina egna mål. Verksamhetens fokus har förflyttats från individnivå till att åstadkomma förändringar på organisationsnivå och institutionell nivå. I ansökan understryker IM att år 2018 är ett år för lärande och utveckling. Ett exempel på detta är att IM under slutet av 2017 planerar att ersätta det övergripande styrdokument, den strategiska plattformen 2011–2020, med ett nytt dokument: "IM 2030". IM 2030 visar de övergripande strategiska ambitionerna för IM inom fyra områden: organisation, kommunikation, utvecklingsarbete och ekonomisk tillväxt under 2018–2030. De strategiska ambitionerna kommer att operationaliseras genom konkreta mål av varje avdelning i deras respektive femåriga strategier. Den internationella avdelningen är decentraliserad och detta är en process som pågått under flera år. Arbetet med att få den nya organisationen att fungera fullt ut är ett pågående utvecklingsarbete där IM kontinuerligt fortsätter att identifiera och implementera nya arbetssätt. SIDAS SAMLADE STÖD TILL ORGANISATIONEN Utöver bidrag inom CSO-strategin erhåller IM stöd inom strategin för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i civilsamhället 2016-2022. Detta stöd har under perioden 2015-2107 uppgått till 4 600 000 kronor. För 2018 har IM ansökt om en förlängning av detta stöd om 1 727 000 kronor. BEREDNING Eftersom ansökan avser en förlängning av pågående avtalsperiod 2015-2017 bereds insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av insatsen, till exempel stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017, tematiskt stickprov av integreringen av jämställdhetsperspektiven 2017, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas interna ställningstaganden till finansiella och narrativa rapporter under pågående avtal, årsrapporter samt årlig avvikelserapportering. Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen utgått från den tidigare beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2015-2017. I de fall bedömningar är fortsatt relevanta har dessa behållits och vid behov kompletterats. Sidas insatshanteringssystem Trac har förändrats sedan 2014 då beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts 2015-2017 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan inför 2018.Om inte annat anges är riskbedömningarna i riskregistret uppdaterade utifrån ansökan 2018. Beredningen för ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes på engelska, denna tilläggsansökan har beretts på svenska på grund av språklagen. De pågående dialogmålen från ansökan 2015-2017 är: 1) Cross-cutting issues are mainstreamed in IM´s operations 2) Increased aid efficiency, 3) Further development of IM´s riskanalysis and riskmanagement. Dessa dialogmål har analyserats under relevanta avsnitt i beredningen. Ett fjärde dialogmål, som identifierades i beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 ”Application and continued development of the Right Based Approach” har Sida bedömt som uppfyllt. Rättighetsperspektivet är dock något som Sida kommer att fortsätta att följa som en del av den ordinarie uppföljningen. Women, men, girls and boys living in poverty and exclusion in developing countries (and in Sweden) have increased their ability to claim their economic, social and cultural rights and thereby enhanced their ability to sustain a life in dignity. IM has applied a rights based approach and strengthened civil society (in Sweden) and abroad.  (The overall objective is taken from IM's Overall Result Framework, which includes results for activities in Sweden. These activities are not financed by Sida.) 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Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030509-5403050903 Sweden Framework agreement with Individuell Människohjälp during the period 2015-2017 within the strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations ANSÖKAN OCH FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT IM har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för år 2018 på sammanlagt 59 918 000 SEK. Ansökan avser en ettårig förlängning för 2018 av den pågående insatsen som genomförs under avtalsperioden 2015-2017. Den totala budgetökningen uppgår till 3,2 MKR (4,8 %) jämfört med 2017 års budget. Det ansökta bidraget ökar med 14,5 MKR (32%), jämfört med beviljat bidrag 2017. Ökningen beror till stor del på att IM minskar sin egeninsats från 22 % till 13 %, och till viss del att IM anpassar sin verksamhet mot den nya CSO-strategin. IM avser att inkomma med en flerårsansökan för 2019-2023. I den planerar IM att ansöka om 80 miljoner år 2019, med en gradvis ökning på årsbasis fram till 2023. Samtidigt vill IM minska egeninsatsen från 22%, i pågående insats, till 13% för 2018 och 10% från och med 2019. Programmet avseende ansökan 2018 kommer i stort sett att fortsätta som tidigare och baseras på samma ramverk, resultat, strategier och insatser som i föregående fas. Resultatramverket har uppdaterats och inkluderar resultat för 2018. IM:s långsiktiga mål är att människor som lever i fattigdom och utanförskap världen över ska ha möjlighet att hävda sina ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter, och leva ett värdigt liv. Ansökan till Sida avser enbart IM:s verksamhet i utvecklingsländer, ej den verksamhet som bedrivs i Sverige. I den internationella verksamheten fokuserar IM på ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter. Arbetet är indelat i följande fyra områden som är nära sammanlänkade och ömsesidigt förstärkande: utbildning, hälsa, försörjning och civila samhället. IM gör geografiska prioriteringar utifrån tre kriterier: 1) förutsättningarna för att IM ska kunna ge ett mervärde, 2) nivån av fattigdom och utanförskap, och 3) ekonomiska hänsyn som t.ex. kostnadseffektivitet. IM fokuserar på följande regioner och länder: - Centralamerika (Guatemala och El Salvador) - Mellanöstern (Jordanien och Palestina) - Södra Asien (Indien och Nepal) - Södra Afrika (Malawi, Zimbabwe och Zambia) - Moldavien Förutom de geografiska strategierna innehåller ansökan strategin för programmet IM Fair Trade Producer Development, som har som syfte att stärka organisationer och småföretag att bli medlemmar av Worlds Fair Trade Organisation, genom rådgivning i organisationsfrågor, arbetsrätt och produktutveckling. Utöver de resultat som IM avser att uppnå inom de tematiska områdena och programmet Fair Trade Producer Development tydliggör IM i sin ansökan för 2018 att förlängningsåret är ett år för utvärdering, reflektion och strategisk planering. Tonvikten under året kommer att vara att utforska IM:s roll och mervärde som givare och partner. Under året ska IM internt reflektera över lärdomar, revidera tillvägagångssätt och metoder, revidera partnerportföljer och granska närvaron i IM:s verksamhetsländer. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en medlemsbaserad svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som arbetar för en rättvis och medmänsklig värld. IM:s ändamål är att synliggöra och bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap. Organisationen bildades 1938 som en reaktion på det förtryck, hat, våld och fascism som då präglade Europa. Högsta beslutande organ är årsmötet, som utser styrelsen. IM har idag ca 6800 medlemmar och ett stort antal volontärer är engagerade, främst i verksamheten i Sverige. 2016 var den totala insamlingen, exklusive offentliga bidrag drygt 73 miljoner kronor. De offentliga bidragen uppgick till 62 miljoner kronor, varav Sidas andel upgick till cirka 70 %. IM:s intäkter för 2016 uppgick sammanlagt till strax under 135 miljoner kronor. IM antogs som ramorganisation år 2013 och den aktuella ansökan avser en förlängning av den första avtalsperioden som ramorganisation. IM bedriver internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, integrationsarbete i Sverige och handelssamarbeten inom ramen för fair trade. IM verkar i regionerna Centralamerika, Europa, Mellanöstern, Södra Afrika, Sydasien och Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten genomförs främst tillsammans med partnerorganisationer eller i samverkan med andra aktörer. Huvudkontoret ligger i Lund och det finns 5 regionkontor runt om i landet som arbetar med verksamheten i Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten har genomgått en stor regionaliserings- och decentraliseringsprocess. Idag består den internationella avdelningen av sju personer på huvudkontoret i Lund, fyra regionala kontor och sju landkontor. Under 2016 var det totala antalet anställda på region- och landkontor 87 personer. IM hade under 2016 totalt 175 anställda. IM:s arbete genomsyras av ett rättighetsperspektiv. Från att tidigare ha genomfört de flesta insatser själva, stödjer IM numera lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer i samarbetsländerna i deras arbete att uppnå sina egna mål. Verksamhetens fokus har förflyttats från individnivå till att åstadkomma förändringar på organisationsnivå och institutionell nivå. I ansökan understryker IM att år 2018 är ett år för lärande och utveckling. Ett exempel på detta är att IM under slutet av 2017 planerar att ersätta det övergripande styrdokument, den strategiska plattformen 2011–2020, med ett nytt dokument: "IM 2030". IM 2030 visar de övergripande strategiska ambitionerna för IM inom fyra områden: organisation, kommunikation, utvecklingsarbete och ekonomisk tillväxt under 2018–2030. De strategiska ambitionerna kommer att operationaliseras genom konkreta mål av varje avdelning i deras respektive femåriga strategier. Den internationella avdelningen är decentraliserad och detta är en process som pågått under flera år. Arbetet med att få den nya organisationen att fungera fullt ut är ett pågående utvecklingsarbete där IM kontinuerligt fortsätter att identifiera och implementera nya arbetssätt. SIDAS SAMLADE STÖD TILL ORGANISATIONEN Utöver bidrag inom CSO-strategin erhåller IM stöd inom strategin för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i civilsamhället 2016-2022. Detta stöd har under perioden 2015-2107 uppgått till 4 600 000 kronor. För 2018 har IM ansökt om en förlängning av detta stöd om 1 727 000 kronor. BEREDNING Eftersom ansökan avser en förlängning av pågående avtalsperiod 2015-2017 bereds insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av insatsen, till exempel stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017, tematiskt stickprov av integreringen av jämställdhetsperspektiven 2017, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas interna ställningstaganden till finansiella och narrativa rapporter under pågående avtal, årsrapporter samt årlig avvikelserapportering. Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen utgått från den tidigare beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2015-2017. I de fall bedömningar är fortsatt relevanta har dessa behållits och vid behov kompletterats. Sidas insatshanteringssystem Trac har förändrats sedan 2014 då beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts 2015-2017 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan inför 2018.Om inte annat anges är riskbedömningarna i riskregistret uppdaterade utifrån ansökan 2018. Beredningen för ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes på engelska, denna tilläggsansökan har beretts på svenska på grund av språklagen. De pågående dialogmålen från ansökan 2015-2017 är: 1) Cross-cutting issues are mainstreamed in IM´s operations 2) Increased aid efficiency, 3) Further development of IM´s riskanalysis and riskmanagement. Dessa dialogmål har analyserats under relevanta avsnitt i beredningen. Ett fjärde dialogmål, som identifierades i beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 ”Application and continued development of the Right Based Approach” har Sida bedömt som uppfyllt. Rättighetsperspektivet är dock något som Sida kommer att fortsätta att följa som en del av den ordinarie uppföljningen. 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living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030543 Sweden Forum Syd framework agreement 2018-2020 inkl My Right 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat Forum Syd har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag om sammanlagt 1 262 472 852 kr. Ansökan avser ett femårigt program 2018-2022, vilket är en fortsättning och utveckling av det program som har genomförts 2014-2016 och förlängts till 2017. Det ansökta beloppet är totalt per år ca 42 500 000 kr (20 %) högre än rambidraget till Forum Syd under 2017. Den största andelen av ökningen, 30 000 000 kr per år, härrör från det faktum att Forum Syd inför denna avtalsperiod godkänt MyRight som sk. programavtalsorganisation (PCO). Sida hade redan på förhand erbjudit Forum Syd att ansöka om ett större belopp motsvarande Forum Syds förslag om stöd till MyRight som inför denna avtalsperiod inte fått förnyad status som ramorganisation hos Sida. Forum Syd ansöker om medel för svenska enskilda organisationers (SvEOs) insatser som bedrivs i samarbete med lokala enskilda organisationer (LEOs) i utvecklingsländer. Större delen av ansökt bidrag (70,6 %) avsätts till programinsatser hos de 18 större SvEOs som benämns programavtalsorganisationer (PCOs). Utöver detta avsätts medel (24,8 %) för olika SvEOs planerade projektinsatser, samt till det s.k. löpande anslaget (4,6 %), där t.ex. nya SvEOs kan söka för mindre projektinsatser under året. Forum Syd har inför 2018 redan intecknade insatser som uppgår till ca 400 000 000 kr, vilket motsvarar knappt 40 % av de budgeterade verksamhetskostnaderna. Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är "stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Resultat finns som visar förändringar mot ett rättvist, jämställt och miljömässigt hållbart samhälle". Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå förväntade resultat anser Forum Syd att förändringar måste ske på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare och andra aktörer. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Forum Syds resultatmodell anger olika typer av förändringar på de tre aktörsnivåerna som bidrar till det övergripande målet. Dessa typer av förändringar utgör insatsens effektmål på den aggregerade nivån. Förändringarna kan gälla antingen relationer, attityder, beteenden eller arbetssätt som kan härledas direkt till respektive insats aktiviteter, eller förändringar i strukturer och processer som respektive insats bidragit till. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till ”Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022" (CSO-strategin) samt övriga gällande instruktioner. 2. Ansökande organisation Forum Syd är en medlemsstyrd organisation med 143 medlemsorganisationer. Medlemmarna är biståndsaktörer i det svenska civila samhället. Organisationen grundades 1995 och är den största plattformen för det civila samhället i Sverige. Organisationens vision är en värld där alla människor har makt att förändra sina liv och samhällen, och därför arbetar Forum Syd för organisering av ett starkt civilt samhälle. För att uppnå visionen arbetar Forum Syd med följande verksamheter: 1) Vidareförmedling av medel från CSO-anslaget till SvEO och deras samarbetspartners i verksamhetsländerna (LEO), 2) genomförande av egna program med finansiering från bl.a. andra anslag på Sida, 3) utgöra en plattform för biståndsaktörer i det civila samhället i Sverige och därigenom bedriva påverkansarbete, samt 4) vidareförmedling av medel från informations- och kommunikationsanslaget till svenska enskilda organisationer. Den aktuella ansökan avser det första verksamhetsområdet där Forum Syd planerar att vidareförmedla medel från CSO-anslaget till ca 100 SvEO, som i sin tur ger bidrag till ca 300 LEO. Forum Syd har varit ramorganisation och förmedlat stöd från Sida sedan 1995. Forum Syd bidrar till genomförandet av CSO-strategin genom sitt stöd till en mångfald av svenska och utländska organisationer, som har olika storlek, tematiskt fokus, olika organisationsform o.s.v. Det som skiljer Forum Syd från övriga ramorganisationer är att de vidareförmedlar pengar inte bara till sina egna medlemmar utan också till ickemedlemmar som inte har någon naturlig hemvist under någon av de övriga ramorganisationerna. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja Forum Syd fortsatt ramstatus i april 2014 (beslutsnr. 2014-001226). Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur CSO-anslaget. Beslutet gäller tills dess att en ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Forum Syds huvudkontor ligger i Stockholm och organisationen har därutöver regionala s.k. hubbar i Kenya, Colombia och Litauen, samt landkontor i Kambodja och Somalia. Under kommande avtalsperiod planerar Forum Syd att också öppna ett kontor i Liberia. Forum Syd har under 2016-2017 genomgått en större omorganisation under namnet Going Glocal, där huvudfokus legat på decentralisering av delar av projekt- och programhantering, samt på effektivisering och samordning av hela organisationen. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen Ansökningen gäller Forum Syds rambidrag inom ramen för CSO-strategin. Utöver det får Forum Syd medel av Sida inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, samt de bilaterala strategierna: Liberia, Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Sida finansierar även Forum Syds egeninsats, inom ramen för CSO-strategin, i tre pågående insatser där EU är huvudfinansiär. Stödet från alla dessa anslag uppgick sammanlagt till ca 82 000 000 kr 2016. Forum Syds verksamhet är i det närmaste helt finansierad av Sida. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av denna insats, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, ett flertal utvärderingar genomförda 2016-2017, tematiska stickprov av jämställdhets- respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektiven 2016, stickprovsrevision 2015, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till Forum Syds tidigare rapporter, samt sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Under beredningen har också samtliga handläggare av stöd till Forum Syd på Sidas andra avdelningar och på utlandsmyndigheterna beretts tillfälle att bidra till analysen. Information har inkommit gällande verksamheten i Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Enheten för juridik (JUR). Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är att stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Forum Syd vill därmed bidra till förändringar mot rättvisa-, jämställda- och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå det övergripande målet kommer Forum Syd att främst stödja förändringar på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd att vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Armenia Angola Azerbaijan Bosnia and Herzegovina Bangladesh Burkina Faso Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil Belarus Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Cameroon Colombia Ecuador Egypt Ethiopia Georgia Ghana Gambia (the) Guatemala Haiti Indonesia India Iraq Kenya Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Kazakhstan Lebanon Liberia Mali Myanmar Malawi Mexico Mozambique Namibia Niger (the) Nigeria Nicaragua Nepal Peru Philippines (the) Pakistan Palestine, State of Serbia Rwanda Sudan (the) Sierra Leone Senegal Somalia South Sudan Togo Thailand Tajikistan Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda Uzbekistan Viet Nam Yemen South Africa Zambia Zimbabwe Eastern Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified South Asia, regional Europe, regional Middle East, regional Democratic participation and civil society Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general Analys och exempel nedan baseras på ForumCivs narrativa resultatrapport för 2018-2020 (dox 019253/21, 020274/21), en extern halvtidsutvärdering 2021 (dox 019253/21, bilaga 5a) samt ForumCivs årsrapport 2021 (dox 020260/22). På ett övergripande plan har insatsen bidragit till att lokala samarbetsorganisationer har stärkt sin kapacitet inom de tematiska frågor de arbetar med. De har också stärkt sin förmåga att hantera projekt rent administrativt, och nätverkandet organisationer emellan har ökat. Rättighetsbärare utkräver i högre grad sina rättigheter och deltar i demokratiska processer och beslut. Insatsen har också påverkat ansvarsbärares beslut och agerande. Under perioden 2018-2020 förmedlade ForumCiv stöd till 261 insatser till 146 olika svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer som i sin tur samarbetar med 401 lokala partnerorganisationer. Antalet CSOer, CBOer, nätverk och andra civilsamhällesaktörer som uppskattats ha gynnats av dessa insatser uppgår till 14 000. Den externa halvtidsutvärderingen för 2018-2020 sammanfattar att resultat framförallt har rapporterats på rättighetsbärarnivå och organisationsnivå. Det finns inga bevis på att dessa förändringar bidragit till positiva förändringar på makro-nivå, men ForumCiv bedömer att denna typ av förändringar utgör viktiga förutsättningar för att bidra till en positiv förändring bland rättighetsbärare, samt för civilsamhället i stort att verka och utvecklas självständigt. Några exempel på konkreta resultat: Hungerprojektet i Indien I Indien har Hungerprojektet Sverige i samarbete med Hunger Project India genomfört ett program för att stärka folkvalda kvinnor i panchayats, som är en form av by-, kvarters- eller distriktråd som finns över hela landet. Sedan en förändring av konstitutionen 1992 ska kvinnor utgöra minst en tredjedel av representanterna i dessa råd, vilket har inneburit att över en miljon kvinnor nu är invalda. Det är med andra ord en enorm förändring för kvinnors sociala och politiska deltagande, men bristerna har ändå varit stora när det gäller kvinnors faktiska inflytande. Hunger Project Indias program Capacity Building of Elected Women Representatives utvärderades 2020 och visar att verksamheten framgångsrikt har bidragit till att stärka kvinnliga representanters kapacitet och skapa en mer gynnsam miljö för dem att verka i, både inom institutionerna och i det omgivande samhället. De kvinnor som deltagit i programmet agerar mer självständigt utifrån sin plattform, istället för att, som tidigare ofta var fallet, i praktiken styras av män. Det har inneburit att andra frågor har kommit upp på dagordningen och att beslut som gynnar hela samhället har fattats. Några exempel från området Veerangana: - Kvinnliga läkare har utsetts i några lokala vårdcentraler. - Fler läkare har anställts i områden med få läkare. - Förbättrad tillgång till barnmorskor. - Bättre tillgång till änkepension och pension för kvinnor. - Förbättrad infrastruktur - vägar, elektricitet, gatubelysning, m.m. - Kvalitetssäkring av skolor - Distribuering av skolmåltider Kapacitetsstärkandet har också fått effekter i kvinnornas familjer i form av ökad jämställdhet - tre femtedelar av deltagarna rapporterar att de nu till skillnad från tidigare kan lämna hemmet utan att be om lov och att den tid de lägger på hushållsarbete har minskat. Utvärderingen redovisar en lång rad ytterligare resultat av programmet. RFSL stöd till en regional rörelse för LGBTIQ-rättigheter RFSL gav under åren 2018-2020 stöd till sex partnerorganisationer i östra och södra Afrika samt Sydostasien. Programmet redovisar en mängd resultat, bland annat följande: - Många LGBTIQ-personer som deltog i programmet fick stärkt självkänsla och vågade ta steget från en isolerad tillvaro till ett bli aktiva och påverka sina samhällen. Några gräsrotsgrupper lyckades bidra till att deltagarnas familjer accepterade dem. - Stärkt nätverkande organisationer emellan, och stärkt kapacitet hos enskilda organisationer i termer av bland annat ledarskap, organisationsstyrning och säkerhet. - LGTBITQ-vänligare lagar och policyer i bland annat Filipinerna, Indien och Botswana. Stärkta policyer i Sri Lanka för att motverka missbruk I Sri Lanka fick organisationen Alcohol and Drug Information Centre (ADIC) stöd av IOGT-NTO. ADIC verkar sedan länge tillsammans med civilsamhällesorganisationer, yrkesverksamma och experter, aktivister och politiska ledare för en ny och förbättrad alkohol- och tobakslagstiftning. Då arbetet med en ny lag på området har dragit ut på tiden beslutade ADIC att utbilda folkvalda på lokal nivå (local councils). Efter utbildningarna fattade 23 av 31 deltagande lokala församlingar beslut om policyer som på lokal nivå ska motverka missbruk av alkohol och tobak. Efter påstötningar från lokala församlingar togs frågan om en ny lag upp i det nationella parlamentet och i den nationella budgeten för 2022 ökades skattenivån på alkohol och tobak. Kvinnor i Colombia engagerade i genomförandet av fredsavtalet Stöd till LIMPAL Colombia genom Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet. LIMPAL bidrog under 2022 till att stärka kvinnors kunskap om och engagemang i frågor relaterade till genusaspekter på fredsavtalet. Aktiviteterna, som inkluderade bland annat en feministisk utbildning för fred och rättskipning vid könsbaserat våld, samt påverkansarbete på lokal och nationell nivå, inkluderade en stor bredd av kvinnor och bidrog därmed till att skapa förståelse mellan olika grupper inom samhället. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030543-5403054301 Sweden Forum Syd framework agreement 2018-2020 inkl My Right 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat Forum Syd har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag om sammanlagt 1 262 472 852 kr. Ansökan avser ett femårigt program 2018-2022, vilket är en fortsättning och utveckling av det program som har genomförts 2014-2016 och förlängts till 2017. Det ansökta beloppet är totalt per år ca 42 500 000 kr (20 %) högre än rambidraget till Forum Syd under 2017. Den största andelen av ökningen, 30 000 000 kr per år, härrör från det faktum att Forum Syd inför denna avtalsperiod godkänt MyRight som sk. programavtalsorganisation (PCO). Sida hade redan på förhand erbjudit Forum Syd att ansöka om ett större belopp motsvarande Forum Syds förslag om stöd till MyRight som inför denna avtalsperiod inte fått förnyad status som ramorganisation hos Sida. Forum Syd ansöker om medel för svenska enskilda organisationers (SvEOs) insatser som bedrivs i samarbete med lokala enskilda organisationer (LEOs) i utvecklingsländer. Större delen av ansökt bidrag (70,6 %) avsätts till programinsatser hos de 18 större SvEOs som benämns programavtalsorganisationer (PCOs). Utöver detta avsätts medel (24,8 %) för olika SvEOs planerade projektinsatser, samt till det s.k. löpande anslaget (4,6 %), där t.ex. nya SvEOs kan söka för mindre projektinsatser under året. Forum Syd har inför 2018 redan intecknade insatser som uppgår till ca 400 000 000 kr, vilket motsvarar knappt 40 % av de budgeterade verksamhetskostnaderna. Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är "stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Resultat finns som visar förändringar mot ett rättvist, jämställt och miljömässigt hållbart samhälle". Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå förväntade resultat anser Forum Syd att förändringar måste ske på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare och andra aktörer. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Forum Syds resultatmodell anger olika typer av förändringar på de tre aktörsnivåerna som bidrar till det övergripande målet. Dessa typer av förändringar utgör insatsens effektmål på den aggregerade nivån. Förändringarna kan gälla antingen relationer, attityder, beteenden eller arbetssätt som kan härledas direkt till respektive insats aktiviteter, eller förändringar i strukturer och processer som respektive insats bidragit till. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till ”Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022" (CSO-strategin) samt övriga gällande instruktioner. 2. Ansökande organisation Forum Syd är en medlemsstyrd organisation med 143 medlemsorganisationer. Medlemmarna är biståndsaktörer i det svenska civila samhället. Organisationen grundades 1995 och är den största plattformen för det civila samhället i Sverige. Organisationens vision är en värld där alla människor har makt att förändra sina liv och samhällen, och därför arbetar Forum Syd för organisering av ett starkt civilt samhälle. För att uppnå visionen arbetar Forum Syd med följande verksamheter: 1) Vidareförmedling av medel från CSO-anslaget till SvEO och deras samarbetspartners i verksamhetsländerna (LEO), 2) genomförande av egna program med finansiering från bl.a. andra anslag på Sida, 3) utgöra en plattform för biståndsaktörer i det civila samhället i Sverige och därigenom bedriva påverkansarbete, samt 4) vidareförmedling av medel från informations- och kommunikationsanslaget till svenska enskilda organisationer. Den aktuella ansökan avser det första verksamhetsområdet där Forum Syd planerar att vidareförmedla medel från CSO-anslaget till ca 100 SvEO, som i sin tur ger bidrag till ca 300 LEO. Forum Syd har varit ramorganisation och förmedlat stöd från Sida sedan 1995. Forum Syd bidrar till genomförandet av CSO-strategin genom sitt stöd till en mångfald av svenska och utländska organisationer, som har olika storlek, tematiskt fokus, olika organisationsform o.s.v. Det som skiljer Forum Syd från övriga ramorganisationer är att de vidareförmedlar pengar inte bara till sina egna medlemmar utan också till ickemedlemmar som inte har någon naturlig hemvist under någon av de övriga ramorganisationerna. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja Forum Syd fortsatt ramstatus i april 2014 (beslutsnr. 2014-001226). Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur CSO-anslaget. Beslutet gäller tills dess att en ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Forum Syds huvudkontor ligger i Stockholm och organisationen har därutöver regionala s.k. hubbar i Kenya, Colombia och Litauen, samt landkontor i Kambodja och Somalia. Under kommande avtalsperiod planerar Forum Syd att också öppna ett kontor i Liberia. Forum Syd har under 2016-2017 genomgått en större omorganisation under namnet Going Glocal, där huvudfokus legat på decentralisering av delar av projekt- och programhantering, samt på effektivisering och samordning av hela organisationen. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen Ansökningen gäller Forum Syds rambidrag inom ramen för CSO-strategin. Utöver det får Forum Syd medel av Sida inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, samt de bilaterala strategierna: Liberia, Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Sida finansierar även Forum Syds egeninsats, inom ramen för CSO-strategin, i tre pågående insatser där EU är huvudfinansiär. Stödet från alla dessa anslag uppgick sammanlagt till ca 82 000 000 kr 2016. Forum Syds verksamhet är i det närmaste helt finansierad av Sida. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av denna insats, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, ett flertal utvärderingar genomförda 2016-2017, tematiska stickprov av jämställdhets- respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektiven 2016, stickprovsrevision 2015, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till Forum Syds tidigare rapporter, samt sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Under beredningen har också samtliga handläggare av stöd till Forum Syd på Sidas andra avdelningar och på utlandsmyndigheterna beretts tillfälle att bidra till analysen. Information har inkommit gällande verksamheten i Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Enheten för juridik (JUR). Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är att stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Forum Syd vill därmed bidra till förändringar mot rättvisa-, jämställda- och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå det övergripande målet kommer Forum Syd att främst stödja förändringar på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd att vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. 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Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030543-5403054303 Sweden Forum Syd framework agreement 2018-2020 inkl My Right 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat Forum Syd har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag om sammanlagt 1 262 472 852 kr. Ansökan avser ett femårigt program 2018-2022, vilket är en fortsättning och utveckling av det program som har genomförts 2014-2016 och förlängts till 2017. Det ansökta beloppet är totalt per år ca 42 500 000 kr (20 %) högre än rambidraget till Forum Syd under 2017. Den största andelen av ökningen, 30 000 000 kr per år, härrör från det faktum att Forum Syd inför denna avtalsperiod godkänt MyRight som sk. programavtalsorganisation (PCO). Sida hade redan på förhand erbjudit Forum Syd att ansöka om ett större belopp motsvarande Forum Syds förslag om stöd till MyRight som inför denna avtalsperiod inte fått förnyad status som ramorganisation hos Sida. Forum Syd ansöker om medel för svenska enskilda organisationers (SvEOs) insatser som bedrivs i samarbete med lokala enskilda organisationer (LEOs) i utvecklingsländer. Större delen av ansökt bidrag (70,6 %) avsätts till programinsatser hos de 18 större SvEOs som benämns programavtalsorganisationer (PCOs). Utöver detta avsätts medel (24,8 %) för olika SvEOs planerade projektinsatser, samt till det s.k. löpande anslaget (4,6 %), där t.ex. nya SvEOs kan söka för mindre projektinsatser under året. Forum Syd har inför 2018 redan intecknade insatser som uppgår till ca 400 000 000 kr, vilket motsvarar knappt 40 % av de budgeterade verksamhetskostnaderna. Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är "stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Resultat finns som visar förändringar mot ett rättvist, jämställt och miljömässigt hållbart samhälle". Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå förväntade resultat anser Forum Syd att förändringar måste ske på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare och andra aktörer. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Forum Syds resultatmodell anger olika typer av förändringar på de tre aktörsnivåerna som bidrar till det övergripande målet. Dessa typer av förändringar utgör insatsens effektmål på den aggregerade nivån. Förändringarna kan gälla antingen relationer, attityder, beteenden eller arbetssätt som kan härledas direkt till respektive insats aktiviteter, eller förändringar i strukturer och processer som respektive insats bidragit till. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till ”Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022" (CSO-strategin) samt övriga gällande instruktioner. 2. Ansökande organisation Forum Syd är en medlemsstyrd organisation med 143 medlemsorganisationer. Medlemmarna är biståndsaktörer i det svenska civila samhället. Organisationen grundades 1995 och är den största plattformen för det civila samhället i Sverige. Organisationens vision är en värld där alla människor har makt att förändra sina liv och samhällen, och därför arbetar Forum Syd för organisering av ett starkt civilt samhälle. För att uppnå visionen arbetar Forum Syd med följande verksamheter: 1) Vidareförmedling av medel från CSO-anslaget till SvEO och deras samarbetspartners i verksamhetsländerna (LEO), 2) genomförande av egna program med finansiering från bl.a. andra anslag på Sida, 3) utgöra en plattform för biståndsaktörer i det civila samhället i Sverige och därigenom bedriva påverkansarbete, samt 4) vidareförmedling av medel från informations- och kommunikationsanslaget till svenska enskilda organisationer. Den aktuella ansökan avser det första verksamhetsområdet där Forum Syd planerar att vidareförmedla medel från CSO-anslaget till ca 100 SvEO, som i sin tur ger bidrag till ca 300 LEO. Forum Syd har varit ramorganisation och förmedlat stöd från Sida sedan 1995. Forum Syd bidrar till genomförandet av CSO-strategin genom sitt stöd till en mångfald av svenska och utländska organisationer, som har olika storlek, tematiskt fokus, olika organisationsform o.s.v. Det som skiljer Forum Syd från övriga ramorganisationer är att de vidareförmedlar pengar inte bara till sina egna medlemmar utan också till ickemedlemmar som inte har någon naturlig hemvist under någon av de övriga ramorganisationerna. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja Forum Syd fortsatt ramstatus i april 2014 (beslutsnr. 2014-001226). Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur CSO-anslaget. Beslutet gäller tills dess att en ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Forum Syds huvudkontor ligger i Stockholm och organisationen har därutöver regionala s.k. hubbar i Kenya, Colombia och Litauen, samt landkontor i Kambodja och Somalia. Under kommande avtalsperiod planerar Forum Syd att också öppna ett kontor i Liberia. Forum Syd har under 2016-2017 genomgått en större omorganisation under namnet Going Glocal, där huvudfokus legat på decentralisering av delar av projekt- och programhantering, samt på effektivisering och samordning av hela organisationen. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen Ansökningen gäller Forum Syds rambidrag inom ramen för CSO-strategin. Utöver det får Forum Syd medel av Sida inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, samt de bilaterala strategierna: Liberia, Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Sida finansierar även Forum Syds egeninsats, inom ramen för CSO-strategin, i tre pågående insatser där EU är huvudfinansiär. Stödet från alla dessa anslag uppgick sammanlagt till ca 82 000 000 kr 2016. Forum Syds verksamhet är i det närmaste helt finansierad av Sida. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av denna insats, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, ett flertal utvärderingar genomförda 2016-2017, tematiska stickprov av jämställdhets- respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektiven 2016, stickprovsrevision 2015, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till Forum Syds tidigare rapporter, samt sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Under beredningen har också samtliga handläggare av stöd till Forum Syd på Sidas andra avdelningar och på utlandsmyndigheterna beretts tillfälle att bidra till analysen. Information har inkommit gällande verksamheten i Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Enheten för juridik (JUR). Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är att stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Forum Syd vill därmed bidra till förändringar mot rättvisa-, jämställda- och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå det övergripande målet kommer Forum Syd att främst stödja förändringar på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd att vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 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Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030543-5403054304 Sweden Forum Syd framework agreement 2018-2020 inkl My Right 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat Forum Syd har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag om sammanlagt 1 262 472 852 kr. Ansökan avser ett femårigt program 2018-2022, vilket är en fortsättning och utveckling av det program som har genomförts 2014-2016 och förlängts till 2017. Det ansökta beloppet är totalt per år ca 42 500 000 kr (20 %) högre än rambidraget till Forum Syd under 2017. Den största andelen av ökningen, 30 000 000 kr per år, härrör från det faktum att Forum Syd inför denna avtalsperiod godkänt MyRight som sk. programavtalsorganisation (PCO). Sida hade redan på förhand erbjudit Forum Syd att ansöka om ett större belopp motsvarande Forum Syds förslag om stöd till MyRight som inför denna avtalsperiod inte fått förnyad status som ramorganisation hos Sida. Forum Syd ansöker om medel för svenska enskilda organisationers (SvEOs) insatser som bedrivs i samarbete med lokala enskilda organisationer (LEOs) i utvecklingsländer. Större delen av ansökt bidrag (70,6 %) avsätts till programinsatser hos de 18 större SvEOs som benämns programavtalsorganisationer (PCOs). Utöver detta avsätts medel (24,8 %) för olika SvEOs planerade projektinsatser, samt till det s.k. löpande anslaget (4,6 %), där t.ex. nya SvEOs kan söka för mindre projektinsatser under året. Forum Syd har inför 2018 redan intecknade insatser som uppgår till ca 400 000 000 kr, vilket motsvarar knappt 40 % av de budgeterade verksamhetskostnaderna. Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är "stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Resultat finns som visar förändringar mot ett rättvist, jämställt och miljömässigt hållbart samhälle". Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå förväntade resultat anser Forum Syd att förändringar måste ske på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare och andra aktörer. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Forum Syds resultatmodell anger olika typer av förändringar på de tre aktörsnivåerna som bidrar till det övergripande målet. Dessa typer av förändringar utgör insatsens effektmål på den aggregerade nivån. Förändringarna kan gälla antingen relationer, attityder, beteenden eller arbetssätt som kan härledas direkt till respektive insats aktiviteter, eller förändringar i strukturer och processer som respektive insats bidragit till. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till ”Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022" (CSO-strategin) samt övriga gällande instruktioner. 2. Ansökande organisation Forum Syd är en medlemsstyrd organisation med 143 medlemsorganisationer. Medlemmarna är biståndsaktörer i det svenska civila samhället. Organisationen grundades 1995 och är den största plattformen för det civila samhället i Sverige. Organisationens vision är en värld där alla människor har makt att förändra sina liv och samhällen, och därför arbetar Forum Syd för organisering av ett starkt civilt samhälle. För att uppnå visionen arbetar Forum Syd med följande verksamheter: 1) Vidareförmedling av medel från CSO-anslaget till SvEO och deras samarbetspartners i verksamhetsländerna (LEO), 2) genomförande av egna program med finansiering från bl.a. andra anslag på Sida, 3) utgöra en plattform för biståndsaktörer i det civila samhället i Sverige och därigenom bedriva påverkansarbete, samt 4) vidareförmedling av medel från informations- och kommunikationsanslaget till svenska enskilda organisationer. Den aktuella ansökan avser det första verksamhetsområdet där Forum Syd planerar att vidareförmedla medel från CSO-anslaget till ca 100 SvEO, som i sin tur ger bidrag till ca 300 LEO. Forum Syd har varit ramorganisation och förmedlat stöd från Sida sedan 1995. Forum Syd bidrar till genomförandet av CSO-strategin genom sitt stöd till en mångfald av svenska och utländska organisationer, som har olika storlek, tematiskt fokus, olika organisationsform o.s.v. Det som skiljer Forum Syd från övriga ramorganisationer är att de vidareförmedlar pengar inte bara till sina egna medlemmar utan också till ickemedlemmar som inte har någon naturlig hemvist under någon av de övriga ramorganisationerna. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja Forum Syd fortsatt ramstatus i april 2014 (beslutsnr. 2014-001226). Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur CSO-anslaget. Beslutet gäller tills dess att en ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Forum Syds huvudkontor ligger i Stockholm och organisationen har därutöver regionala s.k. hubbar i Kenya, Colombia och Litauen, samt landkontor i Kambodja och Somalia. Under kommande avtalsperiod planerar Forum Syd att också öppna ett kontor i Liberia. Forum Syd har under 2016-2017 genomgått en större omorganisation under namnet Going Glocal, där huvudfokus legat på decentralisering av delar av projekt- och programhantering, samt på effektivisering och samordning av hela organisationen. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen Ansökningen gäller Forum Syds rambidrag inom ramen för CSO-strategin. Utöver det får Forum Syd medel av Sida inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, samt de bilaterala strategierna: Liberia, Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Sida finansierar även Forum Syds egeninsats, inom ramen för CSO-strategin, i tre pågående insatser där EU är huvudfinansiär. Stödet från alla dessa anslag uppgick sammanlagt till ca 82 000 000 kr 2016. Forum Syds verksamhet är i det närmaste helt finansierad av Sida. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av denna insats, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, ett flertal utvärderingar genomförda 2016-2017, tematiska stickprov av jämställdhets- respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektiven 2016, stickprovsrevision 2015, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till Forum Syds tidigare rapporter, samt sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Under beredningen har också samtliga handläggare av stöd till Forum Syd på Sidas andra avdelningar och på utlandsmyndigheterna beretts tillfälle att bidra till analysen. Information har inkommit gällande verksamheten i Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Enheten för juridik (JUR). Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är att stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Forum Syd vill därmed bidra till förändringar mot rättvisa-, jämställda- och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå det övergripande målet kommer Forum Syd att främst stödja förändringar på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd att vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1848820 -82600 0 -1641800 -207020 -82600 -1931420 ForumCiv -1641800 ForumCiv -207020 ForumCiv -82600 ForumCiv Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030551 Sweden Svenska kyrkan framework agreement 2018-2022 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat SvK har inkommit till Sida med en ansökan för ramprogram 2018-2022 om sammanlagt 700 MSEK, vilket är en fortsättning samt utveckling av ramprogrammet 2014-2016 med förlängningsår 2017. SvK ansöker om 140 MSEK/år och det innebär en ökning med 33% jämfört med verksamhetsår 2017 då det årliga bidraget uppgick till 105 MSEK. Den ansökta budgetökningen motiverar SvK med att organisationen de senaste åren har genomgått ett omfattande fokuserings- och kvalitetsutvecklingsarbete och därmed nu ser ny potential för utökat samarbete, innovation och möjlighet att ansvarsfullt skala upp verksamheten. De specifika delar av ansökan som volymmässigt är större jämfört med ansökan 2017 är främst en pilotsatsning på resiliensprogram (samspel humanitärt stöd och långsiktig utveckling i Irak, Sydsudan och Haiti) samt satsningar inom Global Policy Dialogue (GPD)-programmet, tematisk utveckling och en klagomålsmekanism (Complaints and Response Mechanism, CRM). Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022 (CSO-strategin). Sida bedömer vidare att SvK och de organisationer de vidareförmedlar till har kapacitet att genomföra verksamheten. 2. Ansökande organisation SvK har varit ramorganisation sedan 1993. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella nya ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja SvK fortsatt ramstatus den 11 april 2014, se beslutsnummer 2014-001226. SvK är Sveriges största kristna trossamfund med 6,1 miljoner medlemmar i drygt 1300 församlingar. SvK:s kansli ligger i Uppsala och dess internationella avdelning med ca 100 medarbetare sköter det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet samt det humanitära stödet. I tillägg finns 12 utsända regionala representanter (sk. liason officers) i samarbetsländerna. SvK har våren 2017 antagit en ny strategisk plan för sitt internationella arbete för perioden 2018-2022 och strategin gäller för hela SvK:s internationella verksamhet, dvs. både humanitärt stöd och långsiktigt utvecklingssamarbete. I strategin specificerar SvK att kyrkans övergripande vision är ”ett liv i Guds rike, en helad skapelse och mänsklighet i samhörighet, rättvisa, frihet och fred". Med utgångspunkt i sin utvecklingssyn samt omvärldsanalys har SvK i sin strategiska plan identifierat sammanlagt 6 tematiska områden där SvK aktivt vill verka för förändring. De tematiska områdena styr hela det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet och är följande: teologi och utveckling; rättvis fred; genusrättvisa och jämställdhet; sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter; rättvis och hållbar försörjning; samt rädda liv, lindra nöd och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet. Det tematiska området rädda liv och lindra nöd gäller i denna ansökan enbart för pilotprogrammen för resiliens. SvK:s ansökan till Sida/CIVSAM innehåller sammanlagt 14 landprogram (inkl. pilotprogrammen för stärkt resiliens i Irak, Sydsudan och Haiti), 3 regionala program (Centralamerika,Mellanöstern och Södra Afrika) samt ett påverkansprogram Global Policy Dialogue (GPD). Det sistnämnda önskar SvK att endast delvis finansiera via CSO-strategin. Samtliga land- respektive regionprogram utgår från de 6 tematiska områdena, vilka i sin tur innehåller totalt 9 strategiska mål (strategic goals, SG). Vänligen notera att i SvK:s ansökan från 1 oktober 2017 kallades dessa för strategiska mål, men SvK har i reviderat resultatramverk i januari 2018 döpt om dem till tematiska mål (thematic goals, TG). I beredning av utvecklingsinsatsen, som Sida härmed fattar beslut om, benämns utvecklingsinsatsen oftast som ’ramprogrammet’ och då åsyftas den verksamhet som SvK söker finansiering för från CSO-strategin. Inom land- och regionprogrammen implementerar SvK inte verksamhet själv, utan det gör de sk. samarbetsorganisationerna som kan vara kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk eller andra utvecklingsorganisationer såsom civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) eller små, lokala samhällsförankrade organisationer (Community-Based Organisations, CBO). Land- och regionprogrammen innehåller därefter i sin tur projekt och/eller program som t.ex. hanteras av en enskild samarbetsorganisation. SvK arbetar med sina samarbetsorganisationer i utvalda länder i Afrika, Asien, Latinamerika och Mellanöstern. SvK:s långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbete syftar till att adressera grundorsaker till orättvisor och fattigdomsproblem och bidra till hållbara, inkluderande och fredliga samhällen, där människor som lever i utsatthet känner tro på framtiden och till den egna förmågan. Tillsammans med sina samarbetsorganisationer vill SvK bidra till att demokratisera samhällen genom att de själva fungerar som modeller för en demokratisk kultur samt vill öka respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga inför sina medborgare. SvK vill bidra till att stärka människor som aktiva deltagare i kyrkor och som rättighetsbärare och medborgare i samhället. Vidare vill SvK verka aktivt för stärkandet av det civila samhället genom kapacitetsstärkande åtgärder för att samarbetspartner i ännu större utsträckning ska kunna bli dynamiska civilsamhällsaktörer som förändrar kyrkor och samhällen i en positiv riktning. Ökad mänsklig värdighet, stärkt civilsamhälle och ansvarsutkrävande ses som nyckelfrågor för att uppnå detta, liksom arbete för ökad samhällelig och individuell motståndskraft och återhämtningsförmåga genom katastrof- och konfliktförebyggande insatser. SvK arbetar exempelvis genom sina samarbetsorganisationer med självhjälpsgrupper för att stärka kvinnor, öka produktivitet genom att introducera grödor som tål torka, eller stärka små organisationer som representerar målgrupper som i sin tur ska kunna stärka sin egen organisering och kapacitet att utkräva sina rättigheter och stärka sitt självstyre. Merparten av verksamheten är således kapacitetsstärkande av lokala organisationer samt rättighetsbärare. SvK är medlem i Action by Churches Together (ACT-alliansen), Kyrkornas världsråd (KV) och Lutherska världsförbundet (LVF), organisationer med världsomspännande nätverk av hundratals kristna medlemsorganisationer som samverkar kring utvecklingsfrågor. SvK:s internationella verksamhet påverkas av dessa tre organisationers strategiska inriktningar och SvK:s tillgång till deras breda nätverk underlättar det påverkansarbete som SvK bedriver. SvK arbetar bl.a. med givarharmonisering i alla tre organisationerna. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen SvK har en relativt diversifierad intäktsbas och eftersträvar att bredda finansieringen ytterligare. För verksamhetsår 2016 utgjorde finansiering från Sida (CSO-strategin, den humanitära strategin och informations- och kommunikationsstrategin) ca 43% av de totala intäkterna för SvK:s internationella verksamhet. Övriga intäkter utgörs bl.a. av kyrkans medlemsavgifter, kollekt, gåvor samt i mindre utsträckning bidrag från EU-kommissionen. Sida har i tillägg till ramprogrammet ett pågående avtal med SvK inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin (insats om 3 MSEK för 2017-2018), samt inom den humanitära strategin (insats om 199 MSEK för 2014-2017). Beredning av en ny humanitär insats för en kommande treårig verksamhetsperiod påbörjas inom kort. Sida finansierar även SvK:s egeninsats om 3,5 MSEK för 2018 i ett pågående projekt i Uganda för vilket EU- kommissionen är huvudfinansiär. SvK har indikerat att nya ansökningar om stöd för EU- egeninsatser ska inkomma i närtid till Sida/CIVSAM. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, två utvärderingar genomförda 2016, tematiska stickprov av miljö- och klimatperspektiven respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektivet från 2017, stickprovsrevision 2013 (Ernst&Young) och ISK-granskning 2016 (KPMG), reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till tidigare rapporter, samt Sidas sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Konsultationer har skett med ansvarig controller på Sida/CIVSAM, Sidas humanitära enhet, Sida Partnership Forum (SPF), Irakgruppen inom avdelningen HumAsien, Afrikaavdelningens ansvariga för Sydsudan, Sidas chefsutvärderare, och ämnesföreträdare resultat. Obligatoriskt samråd har även ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på avdelningen för Upphandling och Juridik. Inom detta ramprogram ska Act Svenska kyrkan (Act Svk), i samarbete med kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk och andra utvecklingsorganisationer, bidra till att demokratisera samhällen genom att själva vara modeller för en demokratisk kultur, öka respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och göra beslutsfattare tillgängliga och ansvariga inför sina medborgare. Act Svk vill bidra till att stärka människor som aktiva deltagare i kyrkorna och som rättighetsbärare och medborgare i samhället och verka aktivt för stärkandet av det civila samhället genom kapacitetsstärkande åtgärder för att samarbetspartners i ännu större utsträckning kan bli dynamiska civilsamhällesaktörer som förändrar kyrkor och samhällen i en positiv riktning. Act Svk:s internationella arbete bedrivs inom ramen för sammanlagt sex tematiska områden och varje tematiskt område har ett eller två övergripande strategiska mål som specificerar de förändringar som SvK vill bidra till att uppnå. De sex tematiska områdena är: 1. Teologi och utveckling, 2. Rättvis fred, 3. Genusrättvisa och jämställdhet, 4. Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 5. Rättvis och hållbar försörjning samt 6. Rädda liv, lindra nöd och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet. Den sistnämnda är inom CSO-anslaget enbart aktuell för pilotprogrammen för resiliens. Act Svk:s projekt genomförs under perioden 2018-2022 i land- och regionprogram samt i ett globalt påverkansprogram (GPD). Act Svk deltar aktivt i policydialog och opinionsbildning gentemot beslutsfattare för att bidra till en utvecklingspolitik som utgår från perspektiven och rättigheterna hos människor som är nedtystade eller lever i utsatta situationer. Act Svk:s utvecklingssamarbete utgår från ovan nämnda sex övergripande tematiska områden med tillhörande nio strategiska mål (SG). För att uppnå dessa mål samverkar Act Svk i policydialog med lokala kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk, SRHR-nätverk, hiv-positivas nätverk, media, beslutsfattare (regeringar och parlament), och mellanstatliga organisationer som FN och EU, ett arbetssätt som stärker civilsamhällenas roll och gynnar samhällsklimatet för CSO:er i utvecklingsländer. Act Svk arbetar genomgående med ett rättighetsperspektiv till förmån för särskilt utsatta grupper i utvecklingsländer/kontext, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, barn, ungdomar, ursprungsbefolkningar, flyktingar, internflyktingar samt migranter, och verkar även för en dialog över religiösa gränser, särskilt i fredsfrämjande syften i länder som präglas av konflikt och/eller post-konflikt. Således bidrar Act Svk till att stärka en mångfald inom civilsamhället. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Egypt Ethiopia Haiti India Liberia Myanmar Pakistan South Sudan Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa Zimbabwe Central America, regional Developing countries, unspecified Middle East, regional Democratic participation and civil society Reproductive health care STD control including HIV/AIDS Multisector education/training Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Human rights Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Agricultural development Vocational training Rural development Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general Other Multisector Conflict, Peace & Security Agriculture Secondary Education Det är tydligt att SvK har en viktig roll att spela i dessa svåra kontexter i världen och deras möjligheter att skapa relationer, förändra och påverka. Myndigheter och institutioner styrda av religiösa ledare och regler har fortsatt ha stort inflytande över normer och regler som påverkar individuellt och kollektivt beteende, inklusive normer relaterade till familj, könsroller, reproduktion, sexualitet och sexualundervisning. Dessa makthavare har också roller som lagstiftare, moraliska kompasser, förespråkare på den nationell och global nivå och avgörande beslutsfattare i humanitärt samt utvecklingsarbete. Act SvK har betonat vikten av en analys baserat på teologi för en framgångsrik implementering av svenskt utvecklingsbistånd. Därmed blir Svenska kyrkans roll betydelsefull i utvecklingsarbetet med kristna och andra religiösa aktörer. Några exempel på resultat: Jämställdhet i Myanmar: SvK lägger mycket resurser på att främja jämställdhetsfrågor genom påverka andra aktörer att integrera jämställdhet och genusrättvisa i deras teologiska utbildning. Detta arbete har visat på resultat i bland annat Myanmar där Myanmar Institute of theology beslutade att oavsett vilket program man går på institutet måste samtliga även gå en genuskurs vilket gör det till en obligatorisk kurs på institutet. Mobilapp för att förhindra SGBV-fall: Partners som arbetar med programmet i Sydafrika har implementerat innovativa opinionsbildningsverktyg i sitt arbete för att kunna få feedback samt öka medborgares deltagande och möjlighet att göra sin röst hörd. Detta har inkluderat skapandet av appen ACT Ubumbano Community Voice som har varit mycket användbart verktyg under pandemin för att förhinndra SGBV-fall då andra aktiviteter inte kunde genomföras. Idag är ACT Ubumbano en officiell organisation och utgör en plattform där civilsamhället samlas. Från Voice-appen har även två aktiviteter härletts: Solidaritetshubbarna (mötesplatser för reflektion och handling) och Solidaritetsfonderna (små bidrag för gräsrotsutveckling). Generationsöverskridande samarbete i fredsprocessen i Sydsudan: Ett signifikant resultat har uppnåtts i det sydsudanesiska programmet kring de utmaningar av generationsöverskridande konflikt och maktdelning som funnits i landet. I linje med the UN Youth Peace and Secucirty agendan har både äldre och ungdomar deltagit i The Community Development Support Service (CDSS) inom fredsprogrammet vilket har resulterat i konstruktiv dialog kring beslutsfattande. Dessutom har CDSS-projektet faciliterat dialog och engagemang mellan ungdomar från olika etniska bakgrunder och en kommittee för "Just Peace and Rescue" skapades. Ungdomar och äldre ser möligheterna att dela ägandeskapet i fredsporcessen för att kunna söka och identifiera lösningar tillsammans. Som ett resultat har kriminaliteten minskat på olika sätt och lokal polis har börjat samarbeta för social sammanhållning. SRHR i Tanzania: The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania (ELCT) Vujna Ukimya (Break the Silence)-projektet har arbetat med religiösa ledare i deras SRHR-arbete i Tanzania och skapat kopplingar mellan skolor, hälsoinrättningar och kyrkor. Ett konkret exempel är att en partner i Tarime-distriktet i Tanzania arbetade förebyggande mot könsstympning, började lokala myndigheter och polisen att tillämpa en lag mot könsstympning från 1998. Det blev uppenbart för invånarna att könsstympning är brottsligt. Deras attityd och beteende förändrades vilket ledde till att antalet fall av könsstympning i distriktet minskade åren 2018-2020. De religiösa aktörerna bryter ner stigmatiseringar kring SRHR genom att prata om detta ämne. På hälsoinstitutionen har de stärkt tjänsterna för ungdomar för att säkerställa att grupper med behov kan få tillgång till familjeplaneringsmetoder, genom att utbilda vårdgivare i hur man kan ge ungdomar kvalitetstjänster och begränsa diskriminering av dem. De har också ökat tillgången till SRHR-information som är en förutsättning för tillgången till tjänsterna. ELCT har också kapacitetsstärkt religiösa ledare på SRHR, som i sin tur har inkluderat SRHR-frågor i sina söndagsgudstjänster och hänvisat rättighetsinnehavare till hälsokliniker. Stärkta rättigheter för kvinnor i Honduras: Då en av utmaningarna i Honduras har varit de fundamentalistiskt religiösa aktörerna med stärk närvaro inom staten, har Ecuménicas por el Derecho a Decidir (EDD) haft en viktig roll i att visa ett annat kristet perspektiv. De förespråkar kvinnors rätt till sina kroppar och sin graviditet, även om de dessvärre inte kan förespråka abort öppet på grund av de nationella lagarna. EDD har hållit i kurser för poliskårer i Tegucigalpa om genus och jämställdhet. Detta har resulterat i att mänskliga rättigheter har blivit respekterade i större utsträckning när kvinnor har blivit arresterade. Samtidigt har EDD tagit kontakt med lärarnas fackförbund och genomfört kurser och kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter med lärare kring SRHR. EDD kan konstatera efter en egen utredning att flickor mellan 11-15 år har ett mycket stort förtroende till lärare kring SRHR-frågor.Under 2020 deltog 40 lärare från 10 olika regioner i Honduras, inkluderat lärare från urfolksgrupper och Garífuna. EDD kan konstatera att flickor i dessa skolor där lärarna har genomgått utbildningen är bättre informerade om sina rättigheter och att de har bättre kunskap om hur man undviker oönskade graviditeter eller sexuella sjukdomar. Global Policy Dialogue: Act SvK blivit kända inom ACT-alliansen som en aktör som har kompetens inom genus och SRHR. Deras arbete har också bidragit till att genus har lyfts på de globala ACT- och LWF-mötena, stora allianser vars budskap från årliga möten når en stor målgrupp. När dessa frågor som av många upplevs som känsliga har lyfts och pratats om på en säker plats som ett globalt möte, förbättras förutsättningarna att fortsätta diskussionerna på lokal nivå vilket också sker. Act Svenska kyrkan har fått utrymme att driva olika frågor på global nivå. Till exempel hade Act Svk med en representant i Sveriges officiella delegation till Commission on the Status of Women. De hade också en representatnt i ACT-delegationen vid den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling ICPD 25 i Nairobi, där progressiva religiösa ledare bidrog till att främja SRHR. 2019 fick även SvK sin ackreditering som observatör till UNFCCC:s globala partskonferenser (COP). Sedan 2020 finns en global policydialog färdplan för klimaträttvisa på plats. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030551-5403055101 Sweden Svenska kyrkan framework agreement 2018-2022 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat SvK har inkommit till Sida med en ansökan för ramprogram 2018-2022 om sammanlagt 700 MSEK, vilket är en fortsättning samt utveckling av ramprogrammet 2014-2016 med förlängningsår 2017. SvK ansöker om 140 MSEK/år och det innebär en ökning med 33% jämfört med verksamhetsår 2017 då det årliga bidraget uppgick till 105 MSEK. Den ansökta budgetökningen motiverar SvK med att organisationen de senaste åren har genomgått ett omfattande fokuserings- och kvalitetsutvecklingsarbete och därmed nu ser ny potential för utökat samarbete, innovation och möjlighet att ansvarsfullt skala upp verksamheten. De specifika delar av ansökan som volymmässigt är större jämfört med ansökan 2017 är främst en pilotsatsning på resiliensprogram (samspel humanitärt stöd och långsiktig utveckling i Irak, Sydsudan och Haiti) samt satsningar inom Global Policy Dialogue (GPD)-programmet, tematisk utveckling och en klagomålsmekanism (Complaints and Response Mechanism, CRM). Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022 (CSO-strategin). Sida bedömer vidare att SvK och de organisationer de vidareförmedlar till har kapacitet att genomföra verksamheten. 2. Ansökande organisation SvK har varit ramorganisation sedan 1993. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella nya ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja SvK fortsatt ramstatus den 11 april 2014, se beslutsnummer 2014-001226. SvK är Sveriges största kristna trossamfund med 6,1 miljoner medlemmar i drygt 1300 församlingar. SvK:s kansli ligger i Uppsala och dess internationella avdelning med ca 100 medarbetare sköter det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet samt det humanitära stödet. I tillägg finns 12 utsända regionala representanter (sk. liason officers) i samarbetsländerna. SvK har våren 2017 antagit en ny strategisk plan för sitt internationella arbete för perioden 2018-2022 och strategin gäller för hela SvK:s internationella verksamhet, dvs. både humanitärt stöd och långsiktigt utvecklingssamarbete. I strategin specificerar SvK att kyrkans övergripande vision är ”ett liv i Guds rike, en helad skapelse och mänsklighet i samhörighet, rättvisa, frihet och fred". Med utgångspunkt i sin utvecklingssyn samt omvärldsanalys har SvK i sin strategiska plan identifierat sammanlagt 6 tematiska områden där SvK aktivt vill verka för förändring. De tematiska områdena styr hela det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet och är följande: teologi och utveckling; rättvis fred; genusrättvisa och jämställdhet; sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter; rättvis och hållbar försörjning; samt rädda liv, lindra nöd och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet. Det tematiska området rädda liv och lindra nöd gäller i denna ansökan enbart för pilotprogrammen för resiliens. SvK:s ansökan till Sida/CIVSAM innehåller sammanlagt 14 landprogram (inkl. pilotprogrammen för stärkt resiliens i Irak, Sydsudan och Haiti), 3 regionala program (Centralamerika,Mellanöstern och Södra Afrika) samt ett påverkansprogram Global Policy Dialogue (GPD). Det sistnämnda önskar SvK att endast delvis finansiera via CSO-strategin. Samtliga land- respektive regionprogram utgår från de 6 tematiska områdena, vilka i sin tur innehåller totalt 9 strategiska mål (strategic goals, SG). Vänligen notera att i SvK:s ansökan från 1 oktober 2017 kallades dessa för strategiska mål, men SvK har i reviderat resultatramverk i januari 2018 döpt om dem till tematiska mål (thematic goals, TG). I beredning av utvecklingsinsatsen, som Sida härmed fattar beslut om, benämns utvecklingsinsatsen oftast som ’ramprogrammet’ och då åsyftas den verksamhet som SvK söker finansiering för från CSO-strategin. Inom land- och regionprogrammen implementerar SvK inte verksamhet själv, utan det gör de sk. samarbetsorganisationerna som kan vara kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk eller andra utvecklingsorganisationer såsom civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) eller små, lokala samhällsförankrade organisationer (Community-Based Organisations, CBO). Land- och regionprogrammen innehåller därefter i sin tur projekt och/eller program som t.ex. hanteras av en enskild samarbetsorganisation. SvK arbetar med sina samarbetsorganisationer i utvalda länder i Afrika, Asien, Latinamerika och Mellanöstern. SvK:s långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbete syftar till att adressera grundorsaker till orättvisor och fattigdomsproblem och bidra till hållbara, inkluderande och fredliga samhällen, där människor som lever i utsatthet känner tro på framtiden och till den egna förmågan. Tillsammans med sina samarbetsorganisationer vill SvK bidra till att demokratisera samhällen genom att de själva fungerar som modeller för en demokratisk kultur samt vill öka respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga inför sina medborgare. SvK vill bidra till att stärka människor som aktiva deltagare i kyrkor och som rättighetsbärare och medborgare i samhället. Vidare vill SvK verka aktivt för stärkandet av det civila samhället genom kapacitetsstärkande åtgärder för att samarbetspartner i ännu större utsträckning ska kunna bli dynamiska civilsamhällsaktörer som förändrar kyrkor och samhällen i en positiv riktning. Ökad mänsklig värdighet, stärkt civilsamhälle och ansvarsutkrävande ses som nyckelfrågor för att uppnå detta, liksom arbete för ökad samhällelig och individuell motståndskraft och återhämtningsförmåga genom katastrof- och konfliktförebyggande insatser. SvK arbetar exempelvis genom sina samarbetsorganisationer med självhjälpsgrupper för att stärka kvinnor, öka produktivitet genom att introducera grödor som tål torka, eller stärka små organisationer som representerar målgrupper som i sin tur ska kunna stärka sin egen organisering och kapacitet att utkräva sina rättigheter och stärka sitt självstyre. Merparten av verksamheten är således kapacitetsstärkande av lokala organisationer samt rättighetsbärare. SvK är medlem i Action by Churches Together (ACT-alliansen), Kyrkornas världsråd (KV) och Lutherska världsförbundet (LVF), organisationer med världsomspännande nätverk av hundratals kristna medlemsorganisationer som samverkar kring utvecklingsfrågor. SvK:s internationella verksamhet påverkas av dessa tre organisationers strategiska inriktningar och SvK:s tillgång till deras breda nätverk underlättar det påverkansarbete som SvK bedriver. SvK arbetar bl.a. med givarharmonisering i alla tre organisationerna. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen SvK har en relativt diversifierad intäktsbas och eftersträvar att bredda finansieringen ytterligare. För verksamhetsår 2016 utgjorde finansiering från Sida (CSO-strategin, den humanitära strategin och informations- och kommunikationsstrategin) ca 43% av de totala intäkterna för SvK:s internationella verksamhet. Övriga intäkter utgörs bl.a. av kyrkans medlemsavgifter, kollekt, gåvor samt i mindre utsträckning bidrag från EU-kommissionen. Sida har i tillägg till ramprogrammet ett pågående avtal med SvK inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin (insats om 3 MSEK för 2017-2018), samt inom den humanitära strategin (insats om 199 MSEK för 2014-2017). Beredning av en ny humanitär insats för en kommande treårig verksamhetsperiod påbörjas inom kort. Sida finansierar även SvK:s egeninsats om 3,5 MSEK för 2018 i ett pågående projekt i Uganda för vilket EU- kommissionen är huvudfinansiär. SvK har indikerat att nya ansökningar om stöd för EU- egeninsatser ska inkomma i närtid till Sida/CIVSAM. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, två utvärderingar genomförda 2016, tematiska stickprov av miljö- och klimatperspektiven respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektivet från 2017, stickprovsrevision 2013 (Ernst&Young) och ISK-granskning 2016 (KPMG), reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till tidigare rapporter, samt Sidas sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Konsultationer har skett med ansvarig controller på Sida/CIVSAM, Sidas humanitära enhet, Sida Partnership Forum (SPF), Irakgruppen inom avdelningen HumAsien, Afrikaavdelningens ansvariga för Sydsudan, Sidas chefsutvärderare, och ämnesföreträdare resultat. Obligatoriskt samråd har även ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på avdelningen för Upphandling och Juridik. Inom detta ramprogram ska Act Svenska kyrkan (Act Svk), i samarbete med kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk och andra utvecklingsorganisationer, bidra till att demokratisera samhällen genom att själva vara modeller för en demokratisk kultur, öka respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och göra beslutsfattare tillgängliga och ansvariga inför sina medborgare. Act Svk vill bidra till att stärka människor som aktiva deltagare i kyrkorna och som rättighetsbärare och medborgare i samhället och verka aktivt för stärkandet av det civila samhället genom kapacitetsstärkande åtgärder för att samarbetspartners i ännu större utsträckning kan bli dynamiska civilsamhällesaktörer som förändrar kyrkor och samhällen i en positiv riktning. Act Svk:s internationella arbete bedrivs inom ramen för sammanlagt sex tematiska områden och varje tematiskt område har ett eller två övergripande strategiska mål som specificerar de förändringar som SvK vill bidra till att uppnå. De sex tematiska områdena är: 1. Teologi och utveckling, 2. Rättvis fred, 3. Genusrättvisa och jämställdhet, 4. Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 5. Rättvis och hållbar försörjning samt 6. Rädda liv, lindra nöd och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet. Den sistnämnda är inom CSO-anslaget enbart aktuell för pilotprogrammen för resiliens. Act Svk:s projekt genomförs under perioden 2018-2022 i land- och regionprogram samt i ett globalt påverkansprogram (GPD). Act Svk deltar aktivt i policydialog och opinionsbildning gentemot beslutsfattare för att bidra till en utvecklingspolitik som utgår från perspektiven och rättigheterna hos människor som är nedtystade eller lever i utsatta situationer. Act Svk:s utvecklingssamarbete utgår från ovan nämnda sex övergripande tematiska områden med tillhörande nio strategiska mål (SG). För att uppnå dessa mål samverkar Act Svk i policydialog med lokala kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk, SRHR-nätverk, hiv-positivas nätverk, media, beslutsfattare (regeringar och parlament), och mellanstatliga organisationer som FN och EU, ett arbetssätt som stärker civilsamhällenas roll och gynnar samhällsklimatet för CSO:er i utvecklingsländer. Act Svk arbetar genomgående med ett rättighetsperspektiv till förmån för särskilt utsatta grupper i utvecklingsländer/kontext, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, barn, ungdomar, ursprungsbefolkningar, flyktingar, internflyktingar samt migranter, och verkar även för en dialog över religiösa gränser, särskilt i fredsfrämjande syften i länder som präglas av konflikt och/eller post-konflikt. Således bidrar Act Svk till att stärka en mångfald inom civilsamhället. Sweden Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 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2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030551-5403055103 Sweden Svenska kyrkan framework agreement 2018-2022 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat SvK har inkommit till Sida med en ansökan för ramprogram 2018-2022 om sammanlagt 700 MSEK, vilket är en fortsättning samt utveckling av ramprogrammet 2014-2016 med förlängningsår 2017. SvK ansöker om 140 MSEK/år och det innebär en ökning med 33% jämfört med verksamhetsår 2017 då det årliga bidraget uppgick till 105 MSEK. Den ansökta budgetökningen motiverar SvK med att organisationen de senaste åren har genomgått ett omfattande fokuserings- och kvalitetsutvecklingsarbete och därmed nu ser ny potential för utökat samarbete, innovation och möjlighet att ansvarsfullt skala upp verksamheten. De specifika delar av ansökan som volymmässigt är större jämfört med ansökan 2017 är främst en pilotsatsning på resiliensprogram (samspel humanitärt stöd och långsiktig utveckling i Irak, Sydsudan och Haiti) samt satsningar inom Global Policy Dialogue (GPD)-programmet, tematisk utveckling och en klagomålsmekanism (Complaints and Response Mechanism, CRM). Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022 (CSO-strategin). Sida bedömer vidare att SvK och de organisationer de vidareförmedlar till har kapacitet att genomföra verksamheten. 2. Ansökande organisation SvK har varit ramorganisation sedan 1993. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella nya ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja SvK fortsatt ramstatus den 11 april 2014, se beslutsnummer 2014-001226. SvK är Sveriges största kristna trossamfund med 6,1 miljoner medlemmar i drygt 1300 församlingar. SvK:s kansli ligger i Uppsala och dess internationella avdelning med ca 100 medarbetare sköter det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet samt det humanitära stödet. I tillägg finns 12 utsända regionala representanter (sk. liason officers) i samarbetsländerna. SvK har våren 2017 antagit en ny strategisk plan för sitt internationella arbete för perioden 2018-2022 och strategin gäller för hela SvK:s internationella verksamhet, dvs. både humanitärt stöd och långsiktigt utvecklingssamarbete. I strategin specificerar SvK att kyrkans övergripande vision är ”ett liv i Guds rike, en helad skapelse och mänsklighet i samhörighet, rättvisa, frihet och fred". Med utgångspunkt i sin utvecklingssyn samt omvärldsanalys har SvK i sin strategiska plan identifierat sammanlagt 6 tematiska områden där SvK aktivt vill verka för förändring. De tematiska områdena styr hela det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet och är följande: teologi och utveckling; rättvis fred; genusrättvisa och jämställdhet; sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter; rättvis och hållbar försörjning; samt rädda liv, lindra nöd och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet. Det tematiska området rädda liv och lindra nöd gäller i denna ansökan enbart för pilotprogrammen för resiliens. SvK:s ansökan till Sida/CIVSAM innehåller sammanlagt 14 landprogram (inkl. pilotprogrammen för stärkt resiliens i Irak, Sydsudan och Haiti), 3 regionala program (Centralamerika,Mellanöstern och Södra Afrika) samt ett påverkansprogram Global Policy Dialogue (GPD). Det sistnämnda önskar SvK att endast delvis finansiera via CSO-strategin. Samtliga land- respektive regionprogram utgår från de 6 tematiska områdena, vilka i sin tur innehåller totalt 9 strategiska mål (strategic goals, SG). Vänligen notera att i SvK:s ansökan från 1 oktober 2017 kallades dessa för strategiska mål, men SvK har i reviderat resultatramverk i januari 2018 döpt om dem till tematiska mål (thematic goals, TG). I beredning av utvecklingsinsatsen, som Sida härmed fattar beslut om, benämns utvecklingsinsatsen oftast som ’ramprogrammet’ och då åsyftas den verksamhet som SvK söker finansiering för från CSO-strategin. Inom land- och regionprogrammen implementerar SvK inte verksamhet själv, utan det gör de sk. samarbetsorganisationerna som kan vara kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk eller andra utvecklingsorganisationer såsom civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) eller små, lokala samhällsförankrade organisationer (Community-Based Organisations, CBO). Land- och regionprogrammen innehåller därefter i sin tur projekt och/eller program som t.ex. hanteras av en enskild samarbetsorganisation. SvK arbetar med sina samarbetsorganisationer i utvalda länder i Afrika, Asien, Latinamerika och Mellanöstern. SvK:s långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbete syftar till att adressera grundorsaker till orättvisor och fattigdomsproblem och bidra till hållbara, inkluderande och fredliga samhällen, där människor som lever i utsatthet känner tro på framtiden och till den egna förmågan. Tillsammans med sina samarbetsorganisationer vill SvK bidra till att demokratisera samhällen genom att de själva fungerar som modeller för en demokratisk kultur samt vill öka respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga inför sina medborgare. SvK vill bidra till att stärka människor som aktiva deltagare i kyrkor och som rättighetsbärare och medborgare i samhället. Vidare vill SvK verka aktivt för stärkandet av det civila samhället genom kapacitetsstärkande åtgärder för att samarbetspartner i ännu större utsträckning ska kunna bli dynamiska civilsamhällsaktörer som förändrar kyrkor och samhällen i en positiv riktning. Ökad mänsklig värdighet, stärkt civilsamhälle och ansvarsutkrävande ses som nyckelfrågor för att uppnå detta, liksom arbete för ökad samhällelig och individuell motståndskraft och återhämtningsförmåga genom katastrof- och konfliktförebyggande insatser. SvK arbetar exempelvis genom sina samarbetsorganisationer med självhjälpsgrupper för att stärka kvinnor, öka produktivitet genom att introducera grödor som tål torka, eller stärka små organisationer som representerar målgrupper som i sin tur ska kunna stärka sin egen organisering och kapacitet att utkräva sina rättigheter och stärka sitt självstyre. Merparten av verksamheten är således kapacitetsstärkande av lokala organisationer samt rättighetsbärare. SvK är medlem i Action by Churches Together (ACT-alliansen), Kyrkornas världsråd (KV) och Lutherska världsförbundet (LVF), organisationer med världsomspännande nätverk av hundratals kristna medlemsorganisationer som samverkar kring utvecklingsfrågor. SvK:s internationella verksamhet påverkas av dessa tre organisationers strategiska inriktningar och SvK:s tillgång till deras breda nätverk underlättar det påverkansarbete som SvK bedriver. SvK arbetar bl.a. med givarharmonisering i alla tre organisationerna. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen SvK har en relativt diversifierad intäktsbas och eftersträvar att bredda finansieringen ytterligare. För verksamhetsår 2016 utgjorde finansiering från Sida (CSO-strategin, den humanitära strategin och informations- och kommunikationsstrategin) ca 43% av de totala intäkterna för SvK:s internationella verksamhet. Övriga intäkter utgörs bl.a. av kyrkans medlemsavgifter, kollekt, gåvor samt i mindre utsträckning bidrag från EU-kommissionen. Sida har i tillägg till ramprogrammet ett pågående avtal med SvK inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin (insats om 3 MSEK för 2017-2018), samt inom den humanitära strategin (insats om 199 MSEK för 2014-2017). Beredning av en ny humanitär insats för en kommande treårig verksamhetsperiod påbörjas inom kort. Sida finansierar även SvK:s egeninsats om 3,5 MSEK för 2018 i ett pågående projekt i Uganda för vilket EU- kommissionen är huvudfinansiär. SvK har indikerat att nya ansökningar om stöd för EU- egeninsatser ska inkomma i närtid till Sida/CIVSAM. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, två utvärderingar genomförda 2016, tematiska stickprov av miljö- och klimatperspektiven respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektivet från 2017, stickprovsrevision 2013 (Ernst&Young) och ISK-granskning 2016 (KPMG), reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till tidigare rapporter, samt Sidas sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Konsultationer har skett med ansvarig controller på Sida/CIVSAM, Sidas humanitära enhet, Sida Partnership Forum (SPF), Irakgruppen inom avdelningen HumAsien, Afrikaavdelningens ansvariga för Sydsudan, Sidas chefsutvärderare, och ämnesföreträdare resultat. Obligatoriskt samråd har även ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på avdelningen för Upphandling och Juridik. Inom detta ramprogram ska Act Svenska kyrkan (Act Svk), i samarbete med kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk och andra utvecklingsorganisationer, bidra till att demokratisera samhällen genom att själva vara modeller för en demokratisk kultur, öka respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och göra beslutsfattare tillgängliga och ansvariga inför sina medborgare. Act Svk vill bidra till att stärka människor som aktiva deltagare i kyrkorna och som rättighetsbärare och medborgare i samhället och verka aktivt för stärkandet av det civila samhället genom kapacitetsstärkande åtgärder för att samarbetspartners i ännu större utsträckning kan bli dynamiska civilsamhällesaktörer som förändrar kyrkor och samhällen i en positiv riktning. Act Svk:s internationella arbete bedrivs inom ramen för sammanlagt sex tematiska områden och varje tematiskt område har ett eller två övergripande strategiska mål som specificerar de förändringar som SvK vill bidra till att uppnå. De sex tematiska områdena är: 1. Teologi och utveckling, 2. Rättvis fred, 3. Genusrättvisa och jämställdhet, 4. Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 5. Rättvis och hållbar försörjning samt 6. Rädda liv, lindra nöd och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet. Den sistnämnda är inom CSO-anslaget enbart aktuell för pilotprogrammen för resiliens. Act Svk:s projekt genomförs under perioden 2018-2022 i land- och regionprogram samt i ett globalt påverkansprogram (GPD). Act Svk deltar aktivt i policydialog och opinionsbildning gentemot beslutsfattare för att bidra till en utvecklingspolitik som utgår från perspektiven och rättigheterna hos människor som är nedtystade eller lever i utsatta situationer. Act Svk:s utvecklingssamarbete utgår från ovan nämnda sex övergripande tematiska områden med tillhörande nio strategiska mål (SG). För att uppnå dessa mål samverkar Act Svk i policydialog med lokala kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk, SRHR-nätverk, hiv-positivas nätverk, media, beslutsfattare (regeringar och parlament), och mellanstatliga organisationer som FN och EU, ett arbetssätt som stärker civilsamhällenas roll och gynnar samhällsklimatet för CSO:er i utvecklingsländer. Act Svk arbetar genomgående med ett rättighetsperspektiv till förmån för särskilt utsatta grupper i utvecklingsländer/kontext, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, barn, ungdomar, ursprungsbefolkningar, flyktingar, internflyktingar samt migranter, och verkar även för en dialog över religiösa gränser, särskilt i fredsfrämjande syften i länder som präglas av konflikt och/eller post-konflikt. Således bidrar Act Svk till att stärka en mångfald inom civilsamhället. Sweden Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 320000 -53187 -53187 320000 266813 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 320000 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan -53187 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54030551-5403055104 Sweden Svenska kyrkan framework agreement 2018-2022 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat SvK har inkommit till Sida med en ansökan för ramprogram 2018-2022 om sammanlagt 700 MSEK, vilket är en fortsättning samt utveckling av ramprogrammet 2014-2016 med förlängningsår 2017. SvK ansöker om 140 MSEK/år och det innebär en ökning med 33% jämfört med verksamhetsår 2017 då det årliga bidraget uppgick till 105 MSEK. Den ansökta budgetökningen motiverar SvK med att organisationen de senaste åren har genomgått ett omfattande fokuserings- och kvalitetsutvecklingsarbete och därmed nu ser ny potential för utökat samarbete, innovation och möjlighet att ansvarsfullt skala upp verksamheten. De specifika delar av ansökan som volymmässigt är större jämfört med ansökan 2017 är främst en pilotsatsning på resiliensprogram (samspel humanitärt stöd och långsiktig utveckling i Irak, Sydsudan och Haiti) samt satsningar inom Global Policy Dialogue (GPD)-programmet, tematisk utveckling och en klagomålsmekanism (Complaints and Response Mechanism, CRM). Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022 (CSO-strategin). Sida bedömer vidare att SvK och de organisationer de vidareförmedlar till har kapacitet att genomföra verksamheten. 2. Ansökande organisation SvK har varit ramorganisation sedan 1993. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella nya ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja SvK fortsatt ramstatus den 11 april 2014, se beslutsnummer 2014-001226. SvK är Sveriges största kristna trossamfund med 6,1 miljoner medlemmar i drygt 1300 församlingar. SvK:s kansli ligger i Uppsala och dess internationella avdelning med ca 100 medarbetare sköter det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet samt det humanitära stödet. I tillägg finns 12 utsända regionala representanter (sk. liason officers) i samarbetsländerna. SvK har våren 2017 antagit en ny strategisk plan för sitt internationella arbete för perioden 2018-2022 och strategin gäller för hela SvK:s internationella verksamhet, dvs. både humanitärt stöd och långsiktigt utvecklingssamarbete. I strategin specificerar SvK att kyrkans övergripande vision är ”ett liv i Guds rike, en helad skapelse och mänsklighet i samhörighet, rättvisa, frihet och fred". Med utgångspunkt i sin utvecklingssyn samt omvärldsanalys har SvK i sin strategiska plan identifierat sammanlagt 6 tematiska områden där SvK aktivt vill verka för förändring. De tematiska områdena styr hela det långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbetet och är följande: teologi och utveckling; rättvis fred; genusrättvisa och jämställdhet; sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter; rättvis och hållbar försörjning; samt rädda liv, lindra nöd och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet. Det tematiska området rädda liv och lindra nöd gäller i denna ansökan enbart för pilotprogrammen för resiliens. SvK:s ansökan till Sida/CIVSAM innehåller sammanlagt 14 landprogram (inkl. pilotprogrammen för stärkt resiliens i Irak, Sydsudan och Haiti), 3 regionala program (Centralamerika,Mellanöstern och Södra Afrika) samt ett påverkansprogram Global Policy Dialogue (GPD). Det sistnämnda önskar SvK att endast delvis finansiera via CSO-strategin. Samtliga land- respektive regionprogram utgår från de 6 tematiska områdena, vilka i sin tur innehåller totalt 9 strategiska mål (strategic goals, SG). Vänligen notera att i SvK:s ansökan från 1 oktober 2017 kallades dessa för strategiska mål, men SvK har i reviderat resultatramverk i januari 2018 döpt om dem till tematiska mål (thematic goals, TG). I beredning av utvecklingsinsatsen, som Sida härmed fattar beslut om, benämns utvecklingsinsatsen oftast som ’ramprogrammet’ och då åsyftas den verksamhet som SvK söker finansiering för från CSO-strategin. Inom land- och regionprogrammen implementerar SvK inte verksamhet själv, utan det gör de sk. samarbetsorganisationerna som kan vara kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk eller andra utvecklingsorganisationer såsom civilsamhällesorganisationer (CSO) eller små, lokala samhällsförankrade organisationer (Community-Based Organisations, CBO). Land- och regionprogrammen innehåller därefter i sin tur projekt och/eller program som t.ex. hanteras av en enskild samarbetsorganisation. SvK arbetar med sina samarbetsorganisationer i utvalda länder i Afrika, Asien, Latinamerika och Mellanöstern. SvK:s långsiktiga utvecklingssamarbete syftar till att adressera grundorsaker till orättvisor och fattigdomsproblem och bidra till hållbara, inkluderande och fredliga samhällen, där människor som lever i utsatthet känner tro på framtiden och till den egna förmågan. Tillsammans med sina samarbetsorganisationer vill SvK bidra till att demokratisera samhällen genom att de själva fungerar som modeller för en demokratisk kultur samt vill öka respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och hålla beslutsfattare ansvariga inför sina medborgare. SvK vill bidra till att stärka människor som aktiva deltagare i kyrkor och som rättighetsbärare och medborgare i samhället. Vidare vill SvK verka aktivt för stärkandet av det civila samhället genom kapacitetsstärkande åtgärder för att samarbetspartner i ännu större utsträckning ska kunna bli dynamiska civilsamhällsaktörer som förändrar kyrkor och samhällen i en positiv riktning. Ökad mänsklig värdighet, stärkt civilsamhälle och ansvarsutkrävande ses som nyckelfrågor för att uppnå detta, liksom arbete för ökad samhällelig och individuell motståndskraft och återhämtningsförmåga genom katastrof- och konfliktförebyggande insatser. SvK arbetar exempelvis genom sina samarbetsorganisationer med självhjälpsgrupper för att stärka kvinnor, öka produktivitet genom att introducera grödor som tål torka, eller stärka små organisationer som representerar målgrupper som i sin tur ska kunna stärka sin egen organisering och kapacitet att utkräva sina rättigheter och stärka sitt självstyre. Merparten av verksamheten är således kapacitetsstärkande av lokala organisationer samt rättighetsbärare. SvK är medlem i Action by Churches Together (ACT-alliansen), Kyrkornas världsråd (KV) och Lutherska världsförbundet (LVF), organisationer med världsomspännande nätverk av hundratals kristna medlemsorganisationer som samverkar kring utvecklingsfrågor. SvK:s internationella verksamhet påverkas av dessa tre organisationers strategiska inriktningar och SvK:s tillgång till deras breda nätverk underlättar det påverkansarbete som SvK bedriver. SvK arbetar bl.a. med givarharmonisering i alla tre organisationerna. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen SvK har en relativt diversifierad intäktsbas och eftersträvar att bredda finansieringen ytterligare. För verksamhetsår 2016 utgjorde finansiering från Sida (CSO-strategin, den humanitära strategin och informations- och kommunikationsstrategin) ca 43% av de totala intäkterna för SvK:s internationella verksamhet. Övriga intäkter utgörs bl.a. av kyrkans medlemsavgifter, kollekt, gåvor samt i mindre utsträckning bidrag från EU-kommissionen. Sida har i tillägg till ramprogrammet ett pågående avtal med SvK inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin (insats om 3 MSEK för 2017-2018), samt inom den humanitära strategin (insats om 199 MSEK för 2014-2017). Beredning av en ny humanitär insats för en kommande treårig verksamhetsperiod påbörjas inom kort. Sida finansierar även SvK:s egeninsats om 3,5 MSEK för 2018 i ett pågående projekt i Uganda för vilket EU- kommissionen är huvudfinansiär. SvK har indikerat att nya ansökningar om stöd för EU- egeninsatser ska inkomma i närtid till Sida/CIVSAM. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, två utvärderingar genomförda 2016, tematiska stickprov av miljö- och klimatperspektiven respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektivet från 2017, stickprovsrevision 2013 (Ernst&Young) och ISK-granskning 2016 (KPMG), reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till tidigare rapporter, samt Sidas sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Konsultationer har skett med ansvarig controller på Sida/CIVSAM, Sidas humanitära enhet, Sida Partnership Forum (SPF), Irakgruppen inom avdelningen HumAsien, Afrikaavdelningens ansvariga för Sydsudan, Sidas chefsutvärderare, och ämnesföreträdare resultat. Obligatoriskt samråd har även ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på avdelningen för Upphandling och Juridik. Inom detta ramprogram ska Act Svenska kyrkan (Act Svk), i samarbete med kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk och andra utvecklingsorganisationer, bidra till att demokratisera samhällen genom att själva vara modeller för en demokratisk kultur, öka respekten för mänskliga rättigheter och göra beslutsfattare tillgängliga och ansvariga inför sina medborgare. Act Svk vill bidra till att stärka människor som aktiva deltagare i kyrkorna och som rättighetsbärare och medborgare i samhället och verka aktivt för stärkandet av det civila samhället genom kapacitetsstärkande åtgärder för att samarbetspartners i ännu större utsträckning kan bli dynamiska civilsamhällesaktörer som förändrar kyrkor och samhällen i en positiv riktning. Act Svk:s internationella arbete bedrivs inom ramen för sammanlagt sex tematiska områden och varje tematiskt område har ett eller två övergripande strategiska mål som specificerar de förändringar som SvK vill bidra till att uppnå. De sex tematiska områdena är: 1. Teologi och utveckling, 2. Rättvis fred, 3. Genusrättvisa och jämställdhet, 4. Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 5. Rättvis och hållbar försörjning samt 6. Rädda liv, lindra nöd och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet. Den sistnämnda är inom CSO-anslaget enbart aktuell för pilotprogrammen för resiliens. Act Svk:s projekt genomförs under perioden 2018-2022 i land- och regionprogram samt i ett globalt påverkansprogram (GPD). Act Svk deltar aktivt i policydialog och opinionsbildning gentemot beslutsfattare för att bidra till en utvecklingspolitik som utgår från perspektiven och rättigheterna hos människor som är nedtystade eller lever i utsatta situationer. Act Svk:s utvecklingssamarbete utgår från ovan nämnda sex övergripande tematiska områden med tillhörande nio strategiska mål (SG). För att uppnå dessa mål samverkar Act Svk i policydialog med lokala kyrkor, ekumeniska nätverk, SRHR-nätverk, hiv-positivas nätverk, media, beslutsfattare (regeringar och parlament), och mellanstatliga organisationer som FN och EU, ett arbetssätt som stärker civilsamhällenas roll och gynnar samhällsklimatet för CSO:er i utvecklingsländer. Act Svk arbetar genomgående med ett rättighetsperspektiv till förmån för särskilt utsatta grupper i utvecklingsländer/kontext, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, barn, ungdomar, ursprungsbefolkningar, flyktingar, internflyktingar samt migranter, och verkar även för en dialog över religiösa gränser, särskilt i fredsfrämjande syften i länder som präglas av konflikt och/eller post-konflikt. Således bidrar Act Svk till att stärka en mångfald inom civilsamhället. Sweden Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -6118187 -6494377 376190 -6118187 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan -6494376.7199999997 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan 376189.72 Trossamfundet Svenska Kyrkan/Act Svenska Kyrkan Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030554 Sweden SSNC framwork agreement 2016 Naturskyddsföreningen är en väl etablerad förening i Sverige och har i mer än 20 år bedrivit samarbetsprojekt internationellt. Organisationen har en stark och bred folkrörelse med 221 000 medlemmar över hela landet, 24 länsförbund, 270 kretsar samt fem nationella nätverk. Naturskyddsföreningen fick förnyad ramstatus 2014 efter en utförlig granskning av föreningens interna styrning och kontroll, förmågan att uppnå resultat, kapacitet att anpassa och förnya sig samt kapacitet och kompetens i policy- och metodarbete. Naturskyddsföreningen har sedan 2005 haft avtal med Sida som ramorganisation och dess globala program är huvudsakligen finansierat av Sida. Naturskyddsföreningen ansöker om rambidrag för aktivitetsperioden 1 januari - 31 december 2016 om totalt SEK 67 246 220 000 för det globala programmet (SEK 62 265 018 för verksamhetskostnader och SEK 4 981 201 för administrationsbidrag). Budgeten på ansökan är beräknad utifrån att det tidigare Öst-programmet har slagits ihop med Syd-programmet och bildar det globala programmet från och med den 1 januari 2016. I ansökan föreslås en utökad budget med SEK 5 200 000 jämfört med 2015. Ansökan avser stöd till 53 samarbetsorganisationer (inklusive nio globala eller regionala nätverksorganisationer varav 3 ännu ej specificerade). Verksamheten omfattar 15 länder i Afrika, Latinamerika och Asien (Kenya, Uganda, Filippinerna, Brasilien, Peru, Indien, Etiopien, Ukraina, Sydafrika, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesien, Kina, Ecuador och Uruguay). I och med att antalet länder minskar från ett tjugotal till femton bedömer Sida det som ett positivt steg mot en starkare landfokusering. Den strategiska omprioriteringen är att fokusera på medelinkomstländer. Naturskyddsföreningen anger som skäl att majoriteten av världens fattiga idag lever i medelinkomstländer. I ansökan sker inga stora förändringar jämfört med pågående verksamhet. Delprogrammet Klimat befinner sig i en strategisk omorientering. Det globala programmet har samma övergripande mål som under 2013-2015 som är att: "Organisationer och nätverk i civilsamhället i Syd och Östeuropa har signifikant stärkt sina röster och sin kapacitet och får ökat gehör för en hållbar samhällsutveckling, som särskilt gynnar fattiga." Verksamheten utgår från Naturskyddsföreningens fem prioriterade delprogram. Det tvärgående temat Hållbar konsumtion ingår i alla delprogrammen. Området Hållbar konsumtion utvidgas i enlighet med de nya hållbarhetsmålen, till ett eget delprogram från och med 2017. Under 2016 kommer inriktning och målsättning för det nya delprogrammet att utvecklas i nära samarbete med samarbetsorganisationerna. En stor förändring är beslutet att fasa ut vissa svaga partners. Förändringsteorin som Naturskyddsföreningen utgår ifrån bygger på ett antal vägledande strategier som återfinns inom alla delprogrammen: kunskapshöjande och medvetandegörande, mobilisering , kapacitets- och organisationsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Enligt Naturskyddsföreningen är ökad kunskap om miljöförstöríng, miljörättvisa, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter en förutsättning för människors engagemang och kapacitet att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Enligt Naturskyddsföreningen är påverkansarbetet en särskilt viktig strategi för att förändra innehåll eller tillämpning av lagstiftning, internationella konventioner och/eller regelverk för att uppnå den förändring som krävs för en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Det övergripande målet för det globala arbetet är: "En miljömässigt hållbar utveckling grundad på att mänskliga rättigheter uppfylls i en demokratisk samhällsordning där fattigdomen är utrotad." Det globala arbetet utgörs av olika verksamhetsområden och det övergripande utvecklingsmålet som all verksamhet inom programmet ska syfta till är att: "Organisationer och nätverk i civilsamhället i Syd och Östeuropa har signifikant stärkt sina röster och sin kapacitet och får ökat gehör för en hållbar samhällsutveckling, som särskilt gynnar fattiga." Naturskyddsföreningen verkar tillsammans med civilsamhället i Syd som delar föreningens vision och bedriver en verksamhet i linje med dess övergripande mål. Samverkan sker med miljöorganisationer på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, för att tillsammans mobilisera och uppnå förändring på alla plan. Verksamheten ska leda till ökad kunskap hos relevanta målgrupper, exempelvis lokalbefolkningar, beslutsfattare mm, men även kapaciteten att agera. Centralt i samarbetet är Naturskyddsföreningens arbete för ökad kunskap om mijöförstöring, miljörättvisa, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter som en förutsättning för människors engagemang och kapacitet att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Brazil China Ecuador Ethiopia Indonesia India Kenya Malaysia Peru Philippines (the) Thailand Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda South Africa Developing countries, unspecified Africa, regional South America, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Det är Sidas bedömning att Naturskyddsföreningen under perioden har jobbat i linje med det mål som där anges. Samtidigt är ett enda verksamhetsår kort tid för att rapportera på den effektnivå som anges ovan. Med detta sagt, så visar Naturskyddsföreningen på relevanta resultat under samtliga sex prioriterade områden under rapporteringsperioden. Här följer ett urval: - Under delprogrammet "Kemikalier", prioriterat område "Utvinning av mineraler och fossila bränslen": Drabbade samhällen har vidtagit åtgärder för att förbättra sina arbets- och levnadsvillkor. Detta främst genom rättsliga åtgärder mot befintliga eller planerade gruv- /oljeprojekt. Småskaliga gruvarbetare har lärt sig alternativ till kvicksilver i guldutvinning och iFilippinerna har de organiserat sig i en nationell koalition. Under delprogrammet "Tropisk skog", prioriterat område "Policy och beslutsfattande inklusive handel"; Samarbetsorganisationerna är en del av och en påverkanskraft i det civila samhällets mobilisering mot monokultur och överexploatering av naturresurser. Ett stort fokus under 2016 har varit palmoljan eftersom dessa plantager redan orsakat enorm skada på flera platser och nu breder ut sig som ett nytt koncept i Afrika. Under delprogrammet "Marint", fokusområde "Hållbart och rättvist EU och internationellt marina och fiske policys": Flera partnerorganisationer har deltagit aktivt i förberedelseprocesserna på nationell, regional och internationell nivå för att lägga grunden för genomförandet av de internationella FAO:s riktlinjer för småskaligt fiske och om riktlinjerna för markrättigheter för mark, fiske och skogar , samt att lyfta fram kvinnornas roll och rättigheter i småskaligt fiske. Det har ökat arbetet med öppenhet och hållbarhet inom fiskerisektorn, både inom EU och internationellt. De partnerorganisationer som arbetar påregional / internationell nivå har bidragit till att småskaliga fiskare deltar och har en röst i relevanta forum på EU-nivå och internationell nivå. Det noteras även att samarbetsorganisationen PACOS nått ett genombrott i arbetet som de bedrivit i 14 år, med att stötta en grupp i ett ursprungssamhälle i Malaysia genom kapacitetsstöd och rättsprocesser, i deras kamp för rätt till egen mark. Det är Sidas bedömning att Naturskyddsföreningen under perioden har jobbat i linje med det mål som där anges. Samtidigt är ett enda verksamhetsår kort tid för att rapportera på den effektnivå som anges ovan. Med detta sagt, så visar Naturskyddsföreningen på relevanta resultat under samtliga sex prioriterade områden under rapporteringsperioden. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030554-5403055401 Sweden SSNC framwork agreement 2016 Naturskyddsföreningen är en väl etablerad förening i Sverige och har i mer än 20 år bedrivit samarbetsprojekt internationellt. Organisationen har en stark och bred folkrörelse med 221 000 medlemmar över hela landet, 24 länsförbund, 270 kretsar samt fem nationella nätverk. Naturskyddsföreningen fick förnyad ramstatus 2014 efter en utförlig granskning av föreningens interna styrning och kontroll, förmågan att uppnå resultat, kapacitet att anpassa och förnya sig samt kapacitet och kompetens i policy- och metodarbete. Naturskyddsföreningen har sedan 2005 haft avtal med Sida som ramorganisation och dess globala program är huvudsakligen finansierat av Sida. Naturskyddsföreningen ansöker om rambidrag för aktivitetsperioden 1 januari - 31 december 2016 om totalt SEK 67 246 220 000 för det globala programmet (SEK 62 265 018 för verksamhetskostnader och SEK 4 981 201 för administrationsbidrag). Budgeten på ansökan är beräknad utifrån att det tidigare Öst-programmet har slagits ihop med Syd-programmet och bildar det globala programmet från och med den 1 januari 2016. I ansökan föreslås en utökad budget med SEK 5 200 000 jämfört med 2015. Ansökan avser stöd till 53 samarbetsorganisationer (inklusive nio globala eller regionala nätverksorganisationer varav 3 ännu ej specificerade). Verksamheten omfattar 15 länder i Afrika, Latinamerika och Asien (Kenya, Uganda, Filippinerna, Brasilien, Peru, Indien, Etiopien, Ukraina, Sydafrika, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesien, Kina, Ecuador och Uruguay). I och med att antalet länder minskar från ett tjugotal till femton bedömer Sida det som ett positivt steg mot en starkare landfokusering. Den strategiska omprioriteringen är att fokusera på medelinkomstländer. Naturskyddsföreningen anger som skäl att majoriteten av världens fattiga idag lever i medelinkomstländer. I ansökan sker inga stora förändringar jämfört med pågående verksamhet. Delprogrammet Klimat befinner sig i en strategisk omorientering. Det globala programmet har samma övergripande mål som under 2013-2015 som är att: "Organisationer och nätverk i civilsamhället i Syd och Östeuropa har signifikant stärkt sina röster och sin kapacitet och får ökat gehör för en hållbar samhällsutveckling, som särskilt gynnar fattiga." Verksamheten utgår från Naturskyddsföreningens fem prioriterade delprogram. Det tvärgående temat Hållbar konsumtion ingår i alla delprogrammen. Området Hållbar konsumtion utvidgas i enlighet med de nya hållbarhetsmålen, till ett eget delprogram från och med 2017. Under 2016 kommer inriktning och målsättning för det nya delprogrammet att utvecklas i nära samarbete med samarbetsorganisationerna. En stor förändring är beslutet att fasa ut vissa svaga partners. Förändringsteorin som Naturskyddsföreningen utgår ifrån bygger på ett antal vägledande strategier som återfinns inom alla delprogrammen: kunskapshöjande och medvetandegörande, mobilisering , kapacitets- och organisationsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Enligt Naturskyddsföreningen är ökad kunskap om miljöförstöríng, miljörättvisa, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter en förutsättning för människors engagemang och kapacitet att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Enligt Naturskyddsföreningen är påverkansarbetet en särskilt viktig strategi för att förändra innehåll eller tillämpning av lagstiftning, internationella konventioner och/eller regelverk för att uppnå den förändring som krävs för en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Det övergripande målet för det globala arbetet är: "En miljömässigt hållbar utveckling grundad på att mänskliga rättigheter uppfylls i en demokratisk samhällsordning där fattigdomen är utrotad." Det globala arbetet utgörs av olika verksamhetsområden och det övergripande utvecklingsmålet som all verksamhet inom programmet ska syfta till är att: "Organisationer och nätverk i civilsamhället i Syd och Östeuropa har signifikant stärkt sina röster och sin kapacitet och får ökat gehör för en hållbar samhällsutveckling, som särskilt gynnar fattiga." Naturskyddsföreningen verkar tillsammans med civilsamhället i Syd som delar föreningens vision och bedriver en verksamhet i linje med dess övergripande mål. Samverkan sker med miljöorganisationer på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, för att tillsammans mobilisera och uppnå förändring på alla plan. Verksamheten ska leda till ökad kunskap hos relevanta målgrupper, exempelvis lokalbefolkningar, beslutsfattare mm, men även kapaciteten att agera. Centralt i samarbetet är Naturskyddsföreningens arbete för ökad kunskap om mijöförstöring, miljörättvisa, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter som en förutsättning för människors engagemang och kapacitet att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Sweden Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30200000 60400000 -30200000 664400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 453000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 543600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 30200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2989800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 11778000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 211400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1932800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1540200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2144200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1238200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 271800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 845600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 241600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1268400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1087200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 906000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2053600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 453000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 30200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2144200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1268400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1932800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2053600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2989800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 11778000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1087200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1540200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 664400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 211400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 906000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1238200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 845600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 543600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 241600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 271800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen SE-0-SE-6-54030554-5403055402 Sweden SSNC framwork agreement 2016 Naturskyddsföreningen är en väl etablerad förening i Sverige och har i mer än 20 år bedrivit samarbetsprojekt internationellt. Organisationen har en stark och bred folkrörelse med 221 000 medlemmar över hela landet, 24 länsförbund, 270 kretsar samt fem nationella nätverk. Naturskyddsföreningen fick förnyad ramstatus 2014 efter en utförlig granskning av föreningens interna styrning och kontroll, förmågan att uppnå resultat, kapacitet att anpassa och förnya sig samt kapacitet och kompetens i policy- och metodarbete. Naturskyddsföreningen har sedan 2005 haft avtal med Sida som ramorganisation och dess globala program är huvudsakligen finansierat av Sida. Naturskyddsföreningen ansöker om rambidrag för aktivitetsperioden 1 januari - 31 december 2016 om totalt SEK 67 246 220 000 för det globala programmet (SEK 62 265 018 för verksamhetskostnader och SEK 4 981 201 för administrationsbidrag). Budgeten på ansökan är beräknad utifrån att det tidigare Öst-programmet har slagits ihop med Syd-programmet och bildar det globala programmet från och med den 1 januari 2016. I ansökan föreslås en utökad budget med SEK 5 200 000 jämfört med 2015. Ansökan avser stöd till 53 samarbetsorganisationer (inklusive nio globala eller regionala nätverksorganisationer varav 3 ännu ej specificerade). Verksamheten omfattar 15 länder i Afrika, Latinamerika och Asien (Kenya, Uganda, Filippinerna, Brasilien, Peru, Indien, Etiopien, Ukraina, Sydafrika, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesien, Kina, Ecuador och Uruguay). I och med att antalet länder minskar från ett tjugotal till femton bedömer Sida det som ett positivt steg mot en starkare landfokusering. Den strategiska omprioriteringen är att fokusera på medelinkomstländer. Naturskyddsföreningen anger som skäl att majoriteten av världens fattiga idag lever i medelinkomstländer. I ansökan sker inga stora förändringar jämfört med pågående verksamhet. Delprogrammet Klimat befinner sig i en strategisk omorientering. Det globala programmet har samma övergripande mål som under 2013-2015 som är att: "Organisationer och nätverk i civilsamhället i Syd och Östeuropa har signifikant stärkt sina röster och sin kapacitet och får ökat gehör för en hållbar samhällsutveckling, som särskilt gynnar fattiga." Verksamheten utgår från Naturskyddsföreningens fem prioriterade delprogram. Det tvärgående temat Hållbar konsumtion ingår i alla delprogrammen. Området Hållbar konsumtion utvidgas i enlighet med de nya hållbarhetsmålen, till ett eget delprogram från och med 2017. Under 2016 kommer inriktning och målsättning för det nya delprogrammet att utvecklas i nära samarbete med samarbetsorganisationerna. En stor förändring är beslutet att fasa ut vissa svaga partners. Förändringsteorin som Naturskyddsföreningen utgår ifrån bygger på ett antal vägledande strategier som återfinns inom alla delprogrammen: kunskapshöjande och medvetandegörande, mobilisering , kapacitets- och organisationsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Enligt Naturskyddsföreningen är ökad kunskap om miljöförstöríng, miljörättvisa, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter en förutsättning för människors engagemang och kapacitet att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Enligt Naturskyddsföreningen är påverkansarbetet en särskilt viktig strategi för att förändra innehåll eller tillämpning av lagstiftning, internationella konventioner och/eller regelverk för att uppnå den förändring som krävs för en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Det övergripande målet för det globala arbetet är: "En miljömässigt hållbar utveckling grundad på att mänskliga rättigheter uppfylls i en demokratisk samhällsordning där fattigdomen är utrotad." Det globala arbetet utgörs av olika verksamhetsområden och det övergripande utvecklingsmålet som all verksamhet inom programmet ska syfta till är att: "Organisationer och nätverk i civilsamhället i Syd och Östeuropa har signifikant stärkt sina röster och sin kapacitet och får ökat gehör för en hållbar samhällsutveckling, som särskilt gynnar fattiga." Naturskyddsföreningen verkar tillsammans med civilsamhället i Syd som delar föreningens vision och bedriver en verksamhet i linje med dess övergripande mål. Samverkan sker med miljöorganisationer på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, för att tillsammans mobilisera och uppnå förändring på alla plan. Verksamheten ska leda till ökad kunskap hos relevanta målgrupper, exempelvis lokalbefolkningar, beslutsfattare mm, men även kapaciteten att agera. Centralt i samarbetet är Naturskyddsföreningens arbete för ökad kunskap om mijöförstöring, miljörättvisa, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter som en förutsättning för människors engagemang och kapacitet att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Sweden Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30200000 -1401465 30200000 453000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2144200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 845600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1540200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1238200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2989800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 664400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 271800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 11778000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 543600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 30200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 211400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1932800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1087200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 241600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2053600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 906000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1268400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 211400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1268400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 11778000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 271800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2989800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2144200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1087200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 664400 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 906000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 845600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 543600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 453000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 2053600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 30200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1932800 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 241600 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1238200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen 1540200 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen -1311465 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen -90000 Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030554-5403055403 Sweden SSNC framwork agreement 2016 Naturskyddsföreningen är en väl etablerad förening i Sverige och har i mer än 20 år bedrivit samarbetsprojekt internationellt. Organisationen har en stark och bred folkrörelse med 221 000 medlemmar över hela landet, 24 länsförbund, 270 kretsar samt fem nationella nätverk. Naturskyddsföreningen fick förnyad ramstatus 2014 efter en utförlig granskning av föreningens interna styrning och kontroll, förmågan att uppnå resultat, kapacitet att anpassa och förnya sig samt kapacitet och kompetens i policy- och metodarbete. Naturskyddsföreningen har sedan 2005 haft avtal med Sida som ramorganisation och dess globala program är huvudsakligen finansierat av Sida. Naturskyddsföreningen ansöker om rambidrag för aktivitetsperioden 1 januari - 31 december 2016 om totalt SEK 67 246 220 000 för det globala programmet (SEK 62 265 018 för verksamhetskostnader och SEK 4 981 201 för administrationsbidrag). Budgeten på ansökan är beräknad utifrån att det tidigare Öst-programmet har slagits ihop med Syd-programmet och bildar det globala programmet från och med den 1 januari 2016. I ansökan föreslås en utökad budget med SEK 5 200 000 jämfört med 2015. Ansökan avser stöd till 53 samarbetsorganisationer (inklusive nio globala eller regionala nätverksorganisationer varav 3 ännu ej specificerade). Verksamheten omfattar 15 länder i Afrika, Latinamerika och Asien (Kenya, Uganda, Filippinerna, Brasilien, Peru, Indien, Etiopien, Ukraina, Sydafrika, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesien, Kina, Ecuador och Uruguay). I och med att antalet länder minskar från ett tjugotal till femton bedömer Sida det som ett positivt steg mot en starkare landfokusering. Den strategiska omprioriteringen är att fokusera på medelinkomstländer. Naturskyddsföreningen anger som skäl att majoriteten av världens fattiga idag lever i medelinkomstländer. I ansökan sker inga stora förändringar jämfört med pågående verksamhet. Delprogrammet Klimat befinner sig i en strategisk omorientering. Det globala programmet har samma övergripande mål som under 2013-2015 som är att: "Organisationer och nätverk i civilsamhället i Syd och Östeuropa har signifikant stärkt sina röster och sin kapacitet och får ökat gehör för en hållbar samhällsutveckling, som särskilt gynnar fattiga." Verksamheten utgår från Naturskyddsföreningens fem prioriterade delprogram. Det tvärgående temat Hållbar konsumtion ingår i alla delprogrammen. Området Hållbar konsumtion utvidgas i enlighet med de nya hållbarhetsmålen, till ett eget delprogram från och med 2017. Under 2016 kommer inriktning och målsättning för det nya delprogrammet att utvecklas i nära samarbete med samarbetsorganisationerna. En stor förändring är beslutet att fasa ut vissa svaga partners. Förändringsteorin som Naturskyddsföreningen utgår ifrån bygger på ett antal vägledande strategier som återfinns inom alla delprogrammen: kunskapshöjande och medvetandegörande, mobilisering , kapacitets- och organisationsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Enligt Naturskyddsföreningen är ökad kunskap om miljöförstöríng, miljörättvisa, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter en förutsättning för människors engagemang och kapacitet att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Enligt Naturskyddsföreningen är påverkansarbetet en särskilt viktig strategi för att förändra innehåll eller tillämpning av lagstiftning, internationella konventioner och/eller regelverk för att uppnå den förändring som krävs för en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Det övergripande målet för det globala arbetet är: "En miljömässigt hållbar utveckling grundad på att mänskliga rättigheter uppfylls i en demokratisk samhällsordning där fattigdomen är utrotad." Det globala arbetet utgörs av olika verksamhetsområden och det övergripande utvecklingsmålet som all verksamhet inom programmet ska syfta till är att: "Organisationer och nätverk i civilsamhället i Syd och Östeuropa har signifikant stärkt sina röster och sin kapacitet och får ökat gehör för en hållbar samhällsutveckling, som särskilt gynnar fattiga." Naturskyddsföreningen verkar tillsammans med civilsamhället i Syd som delar föreningens vision och bedriver en verksamhet i linje med dess övergripande mål. Samverkan sker med miljöorganisationer på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå, för att tillsammans mobilisera och uppnå förändring på alla plan. Verksamheten ska leda till ökad kunskap hos relevanta målgrupper, exempelvis lokalbefolkningar, beslutsfattare mm, men även kapaciteten att agera. Centralt i samarbetet är Naturskyddsföreningens arbete för ökad kunskap om mijöförstöring, miljörättvisa, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter som en förutsättning för människors engagemang och kapacitet att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. 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Mistra Urban Futures ("MUF" eller "Centret") har sitt ursprung 2008 då Mistra stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning gjorde en öppen inbjudan till att lämna förslag om ett forsknings-och praktikcenter för hållbar stadsutveckling. Ett förslag som lagts fram av Göteborgs Consortium valdes under 2009, och Chalmers Tekniska Högskola utsågs som värdorganisation för centret. MUF inrättades formellt 2010 och strävar efter att vara ett internationellt forskningsbaserat kunskapscenter med fokus på städer och dess utmaningar. Forskningen som genomförs av MUF är avsett att stödja förändring och övergång mot hållbarhet. För att uppnå bästa resultat anses samproduktion ("co-production") och medskapande av ny kunskap om planering och förvaltning mellan den akademiska världen, kommuner, näringsliv och andra aktörer i det civila samhället viktig. MUF är organiserat som en nätverksstruktur av lokala interaktiva plattformar ("local interactive platforms" eller LIPS), vilket också underlättar samarbeten mellan nord-syd. Ett mål är att tillämpningen av deras forskningskunskap på lokal nivå blir relevant för utformningen av den globala politiken för hållbar stadsutveckling. Mistra Foundation har åtagit sig att stödja MUF under en 10-årsperiod, vilket inkluderar en uppbyggnadsfas i 2010-2011, en första operativ fas i 2012-2015, och en andra fas i 2016-2019. Andra finansiärer är Sida och Göteborgs Consortium (bestående av Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborgs universitet, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgsregionens kommunalförbund (GR), IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götaland och regionen Västra Götaland), tillsammans med gemensamma finansiärer av de olika LIP utomlands. Centret har för närvarande fyra LIP i Kapstaden (CTLIP), Kisumu (KLIP), Göteborg (GOLIP) och Manchester (GMLP). MUF har för avsikt att fortsätta följa principen om medfinansiering under framtida expansion och etablering av nya LIPs. MUF leds av en internationell expertstyrelse, och förvaltas av ett Sekretariat som leds av en Centre Director. Chalmers upplåter kontor för MUF i sina universitetslokaler i Göteborg. Under uppbyggnadsfasen (2010-2011) fokuserade MUF på att etablera en effektiv förvaltningsstruktur för hela nätverket, bland annat med system för kvalitetskontroll, administrativa rutiner, arbetsmetoder (mellan MUF Sekretariat i Chalmers och LIP). Fem pilotprojekt genomfördes under denna period i syfte att genomföra och utvärdera metoden för ”knowledge co-production”. En strategisk plan för 2012-2015 togs fram inom ramen för fas 1, med aktiviteter fokuserade kring visionen om "Fair, Green and Dense Cities", som omfattar sociala, miljömässiga och ekonomiska hållbarhetsaspekter. Under denna fas genomfördes mer än 70 urbana forskningsprojekt, 600 personer engagerades i MUF, MUF producerade mer än 400 vetenskapliga publikationer och hade mer än 500 akademiska och vetenskapliga citeringar inom en betydande geografisk spridning. En mid-term utvärdering av MUF på uppdrag av Mistra stiftelsen gjordes i maj 2015 och omfattade perioden 2010-2015. Slutsatsen från den internationella oberoende utvärderingspanelen är att många av de kunskapsprodukter som har tagits fram genom MUF är av hög akademisk och vetenskaplig standard. Dessutom betonar de det unika och värdefulla bidraget från MUF som är utvecklingen och tillämpningen av principerna om samproduktion och medskapande (co-production and co-creation). Resultaten och effekterna av samproduktion i den vetenskapliga processen har precis börjat visas, men är mycket lovande för den återstående programperioden. Den övergripande slutsatsen från utvärderingen är att MUF "kommer att spela en avgörande global roll för att stödja och genomföra visionen om rättvisare, grönare och mer tillgängliga städer". En ny strategisk plan för 2016-2019 (fas 2) har utvecklats som bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från fas 1, och viktiga rekomendationer från mid-term utvärderingen. Under fas 2 kommer MUF att öka antalet LIP och partnerskap i Sverige och utomlands; engagera sig proaktivt i strategiska globala initiativ som Habitat III och Agenda 2030; och genomföra flera kollaborativa och komparativa forskningsprojekt mellan LIPs. Visionen "Fair, Green and Accessible Cities" kommer att användas för att visualisera centrets prioriteringar och syn på de fyra huvudsakliga dimensionerna av hållbar utveckling: sociala, kulturella, ekonomiska och ekologiska. De fem viktigaste kunskapsteman för MUFs forskningsagenda under denna fas är: - Hållbar fysisk urbanisering och urbana kvaliteter (sustainable spatial urbanisation and urban qualities); - Urban social hållbarhet (urban social sustainability); - Integration av ekonomiska, sociala och ekologiska system (integration of economic, social and ecological systems); - Hållbara urbana livsstilar (sustainable urban lifestyles); - Företagsdriven hållbar stadsutveckling (enterprise-driven sustainable urban development) Sida har sedan tidigare stött MUF med totalt MSEK 35,7, varav MSEK 6 för uppbyggnadsfasen och MSEK 29,7 MSEK för fas 1. Detta motsvarar cirka 11% av den totala finansieringen till MUF. Sida-medel har främst använts till att finansiera verksamheten av LIPs i Kisumu och Kapstaden samt till det globala uppsökande- och påverkansarbetet som utförs av MUF sekretariatet. Chalmers har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på MSEK 44 miljoner kronor för MUF verksamheten 2016-2019, vilket motsvarar en ökning av cirka 19% av det totala bidraget under 2010-2015, men bara en mindre ökning (9%) av det genomsnittliga årliga bidraget under åren 2013- 2015. Chalmers kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner under denna fas. Tidigare har Sida-medel kanaliserats via Mistra stiftelsen. Styrmekanismerna för MUF kommer att vara MUF styrelse ("the Centre Board of Directors"). Centrets styrelse är ansvarig för att fatta strategiska beslut för utvecklingen av Mistra Urban Futures; att anta strategier, budgetar, årliga operativa planer, och rapporter; och att följa upp centrets planer och aktiviteter. Styrelseledamöterna kategoriseras som ordinarie och ex officio ("adjungerad"). Sida och andra finansiärer har rätt att utse en person som ex officio medlem med närvaro- och yttranderätt till Centrets styrelse. Som ex officio medlem får Sida ingen rösträtt när beslut fattas av styrelsen, och ingen ersättning för deltagande i styrelsemöten. Sida bedömer att det skulle vara av strategisk betydelse för programmet och samarbetet med Chalmers för Sida att upprätthålla en aktiv roll i styrelsen under fas 2 och att omfattas av de regler och restriktioner som gäller för ex officio medlemmar. Styrelsen är den mest effektiva plattformen för givarsamordning för programmet och för att harmonisera och arbeta igenom de etablerade förfarandena och rutinerna för centret. Att ställa viktiga frågor under styrelsemöten möjliggör bättre diskussion för alla berörda parter och snabbare beslutsfattande och handling. Att delta som ex officio styrelsemedlem ger Sida djupare insikter och en bättre förståelse av programmet på många nivåer, jämfört med att bara läsa rapporter från MUF. Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) was an international knowledge Centre for urban development hosted by Chalmers University of Technology (agreement partner). The Centre was established in 2010 and visioned a world with sustainable urbanization where cities are "fair, green and accessible". With transdisciplinarity and co-production (including co-design and co-creation) of knowledge as its methodological approach, the Centre's objective was to address how transitions and transformations towards sustainable urban development could be achieved. MUF brought researchers and practitioners together to co-create knowledge and solutions for urban transitioning. Its core network comprised of local interactive platforms in Gothenburg, Kisumu, Cape Town, Sheffield/Manchester and Malmö/ Lund, a smaller partnership node in Stockholm, and two project-based partnerships in Shimla (India) and Buenos Aires. Other global activities were implemented in collaboration with UN agencies, think tanks and the European research community. Sida was one of 3 major funders to MUF, together with Mistra Foundation and the Gothenburg Consortium (composed of Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg, the Västra Götaland Region, the County Administration Board of Västra Götaland, the Göteborg Region and IVL Swedish Environmental Institute). Sida's funds were soft-earmarked to activities tackling poverty, gender inequality and environmental unsustainability primarily in and with the global South; for comparative research projects across platforms in the South; and as part of engagement with global agendas promoting these aims, most notably the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The Strategic Plan for 2016-2019 included an international collaborative framework and a comparative research agenda called Realising Just Cities, which had two central strategic objectives: Strategic Objective 1: To deliver evidence-based outcomes that address the challenges facing cities and which make a difference in practice; Strategic Objective 2: To diversify the Centre's research base and forging strategic partnerships with selected international organisations. The collaborative framework included three sets of cross-cutting core processes essential for working towards the realisation of just cities, and on which reflection, comparison, analysis and learning was conducted: - urban change, referring to processes of urban transformation which facilitate or constrain cities in becoming more just; - urban knowledge, referring to the social organisation of different knowledge and practices to support transitions to more just cities; and - urban governance, referring to the relationships and processes amongst governance stakeholders to help achieve just cities. Towards the end of the 2016-19 programme period, Sida approved a 12-month "consolidation year" project to finalise and publish all remaining material. The objective was to extract, collect, reflect and help institutionalise good practices and share the findings of Mistra Urban Futures programme to relevant target groups. Owing to the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the programme, with a total budget of 10 MSEK, was extended to 15 months, and all travel plans were cancelled with travel budgets reallocated to the development of digital events. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Urban development and management Other Multisector The Phase 2 2019 Evaluation Report summarized MUF's key results for the 2016-19 period: Localisation of global Agenda 2030 The Centre contributed to the local implementation of SDG goal 11 and the New Urban Agenda. Transdisciplinary coproduction was used to advance SDGs implementation in Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Gothenburg, Kisumu, Malmö, Sheffield and Shimla while the Kenyan government selected Kisumu as a pilot study for SDG implementation. Fostering dialogue to break traditional silos MUF developed neutral platforms for interaction, exchange and learning in Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Gothenburg, Kisumu, Malmö, Sheffield and Shimla, including different stakeholders, for meetings, learnings and peer review within and between these cities: City-to-city peer learning For example, the project 'Governance and Policy for Sustainability', involving the Cape Town, Gothenburg and Sheffield Manchester platforms, resulted in joint publications between academics and city practitioners. It supported the development of an environmental charter in Manchester when a new Mayor was installed. The Centre brought credibility and legitimacy to the research and this also helped in acquiring national funding. Another project was the 'Food Value Chain' which includes two clusters, one involving Cape Town, Kisumu and Gothenburg, the other one involving Sheffield, Manchester and Gothenburg. The project covered different aspects of the food value chain including production, distribution, processing, packaging, consumption and waste management. It resulted in several policy recommendations which were also published in policy briefs. Examples include two publications discussing the problematic situation of food security in Kisumu. Together, they found that distant production sources, considerable losses of food at market places, damage under transportation, and lack of storage and preservation facilities had contributed to high food costs. Kisumu Platform results The Kisumu Local Interaction Platform (KLIP) supported Kisumu's citizens, local government officials and researchers to acquire skills on how to undertake transdisciplinary knowledge co production research and apply it to develop collaborative approaches to solve key challenges. These approaches led to the formation of the Kibuye Market Waste Management CBO, the women tour guide association in Dunga and Dunga Eco-tourism and Environmental Youth group (DECTA). The Ecotourism project resulted in strategies for preservation and development of cultural and heritage sites at Kit-Mikayi and Abindu, as well as the establishment of new Ecotourism organisations including one for female guides. There were also learnings on possible pitfalls in transdisciplinary coproduction research projects and how these could be avoided. The waste management project involved not only researchers and city officials but also people managing waste in practice at, for example, dump sites and marketplaces. Four articles were published on waste management, including, for example, on the potential for energy briquette production from market waste. KLIPs capacity building activities, including masters, PhD and post-doctoral research training and staff exchanges, trained up over 30 researchers employed at the local universities, the municipality and other government departments, who were engaged in the city's sustainable development. At the municipal level, the process of policy initiation, formulation and approval became much more participatory and evidence based, driven by findings and recommendations from KLIP research projects. For example, KLIP's co-production research and capacity buiding supported the city's planning, reorganization and upgrading initiative - which led to the rehabilitation of Oile market into a city park, the relocation of street vendors, the modernization of markets, the development of a non-motorized transport strategy for Kisumu, and a policy framework on food security. MUF documented KLIP's progress in around 60 scientific publications in peer reviewed international journals and book chapters, over 15 policy briefs with specific recommendations shared with policy makers, 10 papers presented at international conferences, and over 20 news reports. Cape Town experiences shared across Africa The Cape Town Local Interaction Platform (CTLIP) developed co-production initiatives to promote sustainable and inclusive urban development across thematic areas: -CTLIP developed the the Living Cape Framework Policy with the Western Cape Provincial Government. Implementation involved the creation of five testbeds of innovation to bolster participatory processes for the province's cities and towns. -CTLIPs embedded researcher at the city of Cape Town introduced the concept of accessibility-focused planning and transport justice.This led the city to change the planning protocols to incorporate accessibility as a primary premise for decisionmaking. The city is now developing one of the world's first metropolitan accessibility strategies based on an integrated accessibility model. -CTLIP supported Cape Town's Arts and Culture Unit to improve planning around cultural heritage through the production of a series of reports on cultural heritage planning. -Research on public financing for urban development conducted together with city officials was developed into a series of journal articles that have fed into city planning on how financial flows shape urban development. -The flagship Realizing Just Cities publication was produced with the African Centre for Cities and it has been shared with the members of the African Urban Research Initiative, a network of 20 research institutes across Africa. -According to MUF's Narrative Report to the Consolidation Programme 2020-21, MUFs Cultural Heritage and Just Cities work underpinned the South Africa-EU Dialogue, which emerged from ten years of engagement between the African Centre for Cities (ACC), the City of Cape Town, and a number of political, practitioner and academic partners. The dialogue focused on the implementation of global and local policy agendas through a cultural lens. It led to the sharing of case studies and best practices about the role of cultural mapping, planning and impact assessment in promoting sustainable and just cities. Four policy briefs were also produced. -During the Consolidation Program in 2021, the African Centre for Cities developed training materials on its two key knowledge co-production methods: the CityLab model which was replicated in Johannesburg, Tanzania, Ghana and London and the embedded researcher model which was replicated in Sweden and in a number of cities across Africa through the FRACTAL (Future Resilience for African Cities and Lands) project. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54040182-5404018201 Sweden Support to urban development and cooperation between researchers, policy makers, civil society and private sector, in Gothenburg, Stockholm, Kisumu Kenya, Cape Town South Africa, Manchester UK, Bangalore India. Mistra Urban Futures ("MUF" eller "Centret") har sitt ursprung 2008 då Mistra stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning gjorde en öppen inbjudan till att lämna förslag om ett forsknings-och praktikcenter för hållbar stadsutveckling. Ett förslag som lagts fram av Göteborgs Consortium valdes under 2009, och Chalmers Tekniska Högskola utsågs som värdorganisation för centret. MUF inrättades formellt 2010 och strävar efter att vara ett internationellt forskningsbaserat kunskapscenter med fokus på städer och dess utmaningar. Forskningen som genomförs av MUF är avsett att stödja förändring och övergång mot hållbarhet. För att uppnå bästa resultat anses samproduktion ("co-production") och medskapande av ny kunskap om planering och förvaltning mellan den akademiska världen, kommuner, näringsliv och andra aktörer i det civila samhället viktig. MUF är organiserat som en nätverksstruktur av lokala interaktiva plattformar ("local interactive platforms" eller LIPS), vilket också underlättar samarbeten mellan nord-syd. Ett mål är att tillämpningen av deras forskningskunskap på lokal nivå blir relevant för utformningen av den globala politiken för hållbar stadsutveckling. Mistra Foundation har åtagit sig att stödja MUF under en 10-årsperiod, vilket inkluderar en uppbyggnadsfas i 2010-2011, en första operativ fas i 2012-2015, och en andra fas i 2016-2019. Andra finansiärer är Sida och Göteborgs Consortium (bestående av Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborgs universitet, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgsregionens kommunalförbund (GR), IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götaland och regionen Västra Götaland), tillsammans med gemensamma finansiärer av de olika LIP utomlands. Centret har för närvarande fyra LIP i Kapstaden (CTLIP), Kisumu (KLIP), Göteborg (GOLIP) och Manchester (GMLP). MUF har för avsikt att fortsätta följa principen om medfinansiering under framtida expansion och etablering av nya LIPs. MUF leds av en internationell expertstyrelse, och förvaltas av ett Sekretariat som leds av en Centre Director. Chalmers upplåter kontor för MUF i sina universitetslokaler i Göteborg. Under uppbyggnadsfasen (2010-2011) fokuserade MUF på att etablera en effektiv förvaltningsstruktur för hela nätverket, bland annat med system för kvalitetskontroll, administrativa rutiner, arbetsmetoder (mellan MUF Sekretariat i Chalmers och LIP). Fem pilotprojekt genomfördes under denna period i syfte att genomföra och utvärdera metoden för ”knowledge co-production”. En strategisk plan för 2012-2015 togs fram inom ramen för fas 1, med aktiviteter fokuserade kring visionen om "Fair, Green and Dense Cities", som omfattar sociala, miljömässiga och ekonomiska hållbarhetsaspekter. Under denna fas genomfördes mer än 70 urbana forskningsprojekt, 600 personer engagerades i MUF, MUF producerade mer än 400 vetenskapliga publikationer och hade mer än 500 akademiska och vetenskapliga citeringar inom en betydande geografisk spridning. En mid-term utvärdering av MUF på uppdrag av Mistra stiftelsen gjordes i maj 2015 och omfattade perioden 2010-2015. Slutsatsen från den internationella oberoende utvärderingspanelen är att många av de kunskapsprodukter som har tagits fram genom MUF är av hög akademisk och vetenskaplig standard. Dessutom betonar de det unika och värdefulla bidraget från MUF som är utvecklingen och tillämpningen av principerna om samproduktion och medskapande (co-production and co-creation). Resultaten och effekterna av samproduktion i den vetenskapliga processen har precis börjat visas, men är mycket lovande för den återstående programperioden. Den övergripande slutsatsen från utvärderingen är att MUF "kommer att spela en avgörande global roll för att stödja och genomföra visionen om rättvisare, grönare och mer tillgängliga städer". En ny strategisk plan för 2016-2019 (fas 2) har utvecklats som bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från fas 1, och viktiga rekomendationer från mid-term utvärderingen. Under fas 2 kommer MUF att öka antalet LIP och partnerskap i Sverige och utomlands; engagera sig proaktivt i strategiska globala initiativ som Habitat III och Agenda 2030; och genomföra flera kollaborativa och komparativa forskningsprojekt mellan LIPs. Visionen "Fair, Green and Accessible Cities" kommer att användas för att visualisera centrets prioriteringar och syn på de fyra huvudsakliga dimensionerna av hållbar utveckling: sociala, kulturella, ekonomiska och ekologiska. De fem viktigaste kunskapsteman för MUFs forskningsagenda under denna fas är: - Hållbar fysisk urbanisering och urbana kvaliteter (sustainable spatial urbanisation and urban qualities); - Urban social hållbarhet (urban social sustainability); - Integration av ekonomiska, sociala och ekologiska system (integration of economic, social and ecological systems); - Hållbara urbana livsstilar (sustainable urban lifestyles); - Företagsdriven hållbar stadsutveckling (enterprise-driven sustainable urban development) Sida har sedan tidigare stött MUF med totalt MSEK 35,7, varav MSEK 6 för uppbyggnadsfasen och MSEK 29,7 MSEK för fas 1. Detta motsvarar cirka 11% av den totala finansieringen till MUF. Sida-medel har främst använts till att finansiera verksamheten av LIPs i Kisumu och Kapstaden samt till det globala uppsökande- och påverkansarbetet som utförs av MUF sekretariatet. Chalmers har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på MSEK 44 miljoner kronor för MUF verksamheten 2016-2019, vilket motsvarar en ökning av cirka 19% av det totala bidraget under 2010-2015, men bara en mindre ökning (9%) av det genomsnittliga årliga bidraget under åren 2013- 2015. Chalmers kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner under denna fas. Tidigare har Sida-medel kanaliserats via Mistra stiftelsen. Styrmekanismerna för MUF kommer att vara MUF styrelse ("the Centre Board of Directors"). Centrets styrelse är ansvarig för att fatta strategiska beslut för utvecklingen av Mistra Urban Futures; att anta strategier, budgetar, årliga operativa planer, och rapporter; och att följa upp centrets planer och aktiviteter. Styrelseledamöterna kategoriseras som ordinarie och ex officio ("adjungerad"). Sida och andra finansiärer har rätt att utse en person som ex officio medlem med närvaro- och yttranderätt till Centrets styrelse. Som ex officio medlem får Sida ingen rösträtt när beslut fattas av styrelsen, och ingen ersättning för deltagande i styrelsemöten. Sida bedömer att det skulle vara av strategisk betydelse för programmet och samarbetet med Chalmers för Sida att upprätthålla en aktiv roll i styrelsen under fas 2 och att omfattas av de regler och restriktioner som gäller för ex officio medlemmar. Styrelsen är den mest effektiva plattformen för givarsamordning för programmet och för att harmonisera och arbeta igenom de etablerade förfarandena och rutinerna för centret. Att ställa viktiga frågor under styrelsemöten möjliggör bättre diskussion för alla berörda parter och snabbare beslutsfattande och handling. Att delta som ex officio styrelsemedlem ger Sida djupare insikter och en bättre förståelse av programmet på många nivåer, jämfört med att bara läsa rapporter från MUF. Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) was an international knowledge Centre for urban development hosted by Chalmers University of Technology (agreement partner). The Centre was established in 2010 and visioned a world with sustainable urbanization where cities are "fair, green and accessible". With transdisciplinarity and co-production (including co-design and co-creation) of knowledge as its methodological approach, the Centre's objective was to address how transitions and transformations towards sustainable urban development could be achieved. MUF brought researchers and practitioners together to co-create knowledge and solutions for urban transitioning. Its core network comprised of local interactive platforms in Gothenburg, Kisumu, Cape Town, Sheffield/Manchester and Malmö/ Lund, a smaller partnership node in Stockholm, and two project-based partnerships in Shimla (India) and Buenos Aires. Other global activities were implemented in collaboration with UN agencies, think tanks and the European research community. Sida was one of 3 major funders to MUF, together with Mistra Foundation and the Gothenburg Consortium (composed of Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg, the Västra Götaland Region, the County Administration Board of Västra Götaland, the Göteborg Region and IVL Swedish Environmental Institute). Sida's funds were soft-earmarked to activities tackling poverty, gender inequality and environmental unsustainability primarily in and with the global South; for comparative research projects across platforms in the South; and as part of engagement with global agendas promoting these aims, most notably the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The Strategic Plan for 2016-2019 included an international collaborative framework and a comparative research agenda called Realising Just Cities, which had two central strategic objectives: Strategic Objective 1: To deliver evidence-based outcomes that address the challenges facing cities and which make a difference in practice; Strategic Objective 2: To diversify the Centre's research base and forging strategic partnerships with selected international organisations. The collaborative framework included three sets of cross-cutting core processes essential for working towards the realisation of just cities, and on which reflection, comparison, analysis and learning was conducted: - urban change, referring to processes of urban transformation which facilitate or constrain cities in becoming more just; - urban knowledge, referring to the social organisation of different knowledge and practices to support transitions to more just cities; and - urban governance, referring to the relationships and processes amongst governance stakeholders to help achieve just cities. Towards the end of the 2016-19 programme period, Sida approved a 12-month "consolidation year" project to finalise and publish all remaining material. The objective was to extract, collect, reflect and help institutionalise good practices and share the findings of Mistra Urban Futures programme to relevant target groups. Owing to the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the programme, with a total budget of 10 MSEK, was extended to 15 months, and all travel plans were cancelled with travel budgets reallocated to the development of digital events. Sweden Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8800000 11200000 0 0 0 -12000000 6600000 8400000 12000000 2800000 8800000 0 -6600000 -11200000 0 0 12000000 -12000000 0 11200000 0 0 0 20000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 6600000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 2200000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 8400000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 2800000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB SE-0-SE-6-54040182-5404018202 Sweden Support to urban development and cooperation between researchers, policy makers, civil society and private sector, in Gothenburg, Stockholm, Kisumu Kenya, Cape Town South Africa, Manchester UK, Bangalore India. Mistra Urban Futures ("MUF" eller "Centret") har sitt ursprung 2008 då Mistra stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning gjorde en öppen inbjudan till att lämna förslag om ett forsknings-och praktikcenter för hållbar stadsutveckling. Ett förslag som lagts fram av Göteborgs Consortium valdes under 2009, och Chalmers Tekniska Högskola utsågs som värdorganisation för centret. MUF inrättades formellt 2010 och strävar efter att vara ett internationellt forskningsbaserat kunskapscenter med fokus på städer och dess utmaningar. Forskningen som genomförs av MUF är avsett att stödja förändring och övergång mot hållbarhet. För att uppnå bästa resultat anses samproduktion ("co-production") och medskapande av ny kunskap om planering och förvaltning mellan den akademiska världen, kommuner, näringsliv och andra aktörer i det civila samhället viktig. MUF är organiserat som en nätverksstruktur av lokala interaktiva plattformar ("local interactive platforms" eller LIPS), vilket också underlättar samarbeten mellan nord-syd. Ett mål är att tillämpningen av deras forskningskunskap på lokal nivå blir relevant för utformningen av den globala politiken för hållbar stadsutveckling. Mistra Foundation har åtagit sig att stödja MUF under en 10-årsperiod, vilket inkluderar en uppbyggnadsfas i 2010-2011, en första operativ fas i 2012-2015, och en andra fas i 2016-2019. Andra finansiärer är Sida och Göteborgs Consortium (bestående av Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborgs universitet, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgsregionens kommunalförbund (GR), IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götaland och regionen Västra Götaland), tillsammans med gemensamma finansiärer av de olika LIP utomlands. Centret har för närvarande fyra LIP i Kapstaden (CTLIP), Kisumu (KLIP), Göteborg (GOLIP) och Manchester (GMLP). MUF har för avsikt att fortsätta följa principen om medfinansiering under framtida expansion och etablering av nya LIPs. MUF leds av en internationell expertstyrelse, och förvaltas av ett Sekretariat som leds av en Centre Director. Chalmers upplåter kontor för MUF i sina universitetslokaler i Göteborg. Under uppbyggnadsfasen (2010-2011) fokuserade MUF på att etablera en effektiv förvaltningsstruktur för hela nätverket, bland annat med system för kvalitetskontroll, administrativa rutiner, arbetsmetoder (mellan MUF Sekretariat i Chalmers och LIP). Fem pilotprojekt genomfördes under denna period i syfte att genomföra och utvärdera metoden för ”knowledge co-production”. En strategisk plan för 2012-2015 togs fram inom ramen för fas 1, med aktiviteter fokuserade kring visionen om "Fair, Green and Dense Cities", som omfattar sociala, miljömässiga och ekonomiska hållbarhetsaspekter. Under denna fas genomfördes mer än 70 urbana forskningsprojekt, 600 personer engagerades i MUF, MUF producerade mer än 400 vetenskapliga publikationer och hade mer än 500 akademiska och vetenskapliga citeringar inom en betydande geografisk spridning. En mid-term utvärdering av MUF på uppdrag av Mistra stiftelsen gjordes i maj 2015 och omfattade perioden 2010-2015. Slutsatsen från den internationella oberoende utvärderingspanelen är att många av de kunskapsprodukter som har tagits fram genom MUF är av hög akademisk och vetenskaplig standard. Dessutom betonar de det unika och värdefulla bidraget från MUF som är utvecklingen och tillämpningen av principerna om samproduktion och medskapande (co-production and co-creation). Resultaten och effekterna av samproduktion i den vetenskapliga processen har precis börjat visas, men är mycket lovande för den återstående programperioden. Den övergripande slutsatsen från utvärderingen är att MUF "kommer att spela en avgörande global roll för att stödja och genomföra visionen om rättvisare, grönare och mer tillgängliga städer". En ny strategisk plan för 2016-2019 (fas 2) har utvecklats som bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från fas 1, och viktiga rekomendationer från mid-term utvärderingen. Under fas 2 kommer MUF att öka antalet LIP och partnerskap i Sverige och utomlands; engagera sig proaktivt i strategiska globala initiativ som Habitat III och Agenda 2030; och genomföra flera kollaborativa och komparativa forskningsprojekt mellan LIPs. Visionen "Fair, Green and Accessible Cities" kommer att användas för att visualisera centrets prioriteringar och syn på de fyra huvudsakliga dimensionerna av hållbar utveckling: sociala, kulturella, ekonomiska och ekologiska. De fem viktigaste kunskapsteman för MUFs forskningsagenda under denna fas är: - Hållbar fysisk urbanisering och urbana kvaliteter (sustainable spatial urbanisation and urban qualities); - Urban social hållbarhet (urban social sustainability); - Integration av ekonomiska, sociala och ekologiska system (integration of economic, social and ecological systems); - Hållbara urbana livsstilar (sustainable urban lifestyles); - Företagsdriven hållbar stadsutveckling (enterprise-driven sustainable urban development) Sida har sedan tidigare stött MUF med totalt MSEK 35,7, varav MSEK 6 för uppbyggnadsfasen och MSEK 29,7 MSEK för fas 1. Detta motsvarar cirka 11% av den totala finansieringen till MUF. Sida-medel har främst använts till att finansiera verksamheten av LIPs i Kisumu och Kapstaden samt till det globala uppsökande- och påverkansarbetet som utförs av MUF sekretariatet. Chalmers har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på MSEK 44 miljoner kronor för MUF verksamheten 2016-2019, vilket motsvarar en ökning av cirka 19% av det totala bidraget under 2010-2015, men bara en mindre ökning (9%) av det genomsnittliga årliga bidraget under åren 2013- 2015. Chalmers kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner under denna fas. Tidigare har Sida-medel kanaliserats via Mistra stiftelsen. Styrmekanismerna för MUF kommer att vara MUF styrelse ("the Centre Board of Directors"). Centrets styrelse är ansvarig för att fatta strategiska beslut för utvecklingen av Mistra Urban Futures; att anta strategier, budgetar, årliga operativa planer, och rapporter; och att följa upp centrets planer och aktiviteter. Styrelseledamöterna kategoriseras som ordinarie och ex officio ("adjungerad"). Sida och andra finansiärer har rätt att utse en person som ex officio medlem med närvaro- och yttranderätt till Centrets styrelse. Som ex officio medlem får Sida ingen rösträtt när beslut fattas av styrelsen, och ingen ersättning för deltagande i styrelsemöten. Sida bedömer att det skulle vara av strategisk betydelse för programmet och samarbetet med Chalmers för Sida att upprätthålla en aktiv roll i styrelsen under fas 2 och att omfattas av de regler och restriktioner som gäller för ex officio medlemmar. Styrelsen är den mest effektiva plattformen för givarsamordning för programmet och för att harmonisera och arbeta igenom de etablerade förfarandena och rutinerna för centret. Att ställa viktiga frågor under styrelsemöten möjliggör bättre diskussion för alla berörda parter och snabbare beslutsfattande och handling. Att delta som ex officio styrelsemedlem ger Sida djupare insikter och en bättre förståelse av programmet på många nivåer, jämfört med att bara läsa rapporter från MUF. Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) was an international knowledge Centre for urban development hosted by Chalmers University of Technology (agreement partner). The Centre was established in 2010 and visioned a world with sustainable urbanization where cities are "fair, green and accessible". With transdisciplinarity and co-production (including co-design and co-creation) of knowledge as its methodological approach, the Centre's objective was to address how transitions and transformations towards sustainable urban development could be achieved. MUF brought researchers and practitioners together to co-create knowledge and solutions for urban transitioning. Its core network comprised of local interactive platforms in Gothenburg, Kisumu, Cape Town, Sheffield/Manchester and Malmö/ Lund, a smaller partnership node in Stockholm, and two project-based partnerships in Shimla (India) and Buenos Aires. Other global activities were implemented in collaboration with UN agencies, think tanks and the European research community. Sida was one of 3 major funders to MUF, together with Mistra Foundation and the Gothenburg Consortium (composed of Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg, the Västra Götaland Region, the County Administration Board of Västra Götaland, the Göteborg Region and IVL Swedish Environmental Institute). Sida's funds were soft-earmarked to activities tackling poverty, gender inequality and environmental unsustainability primarily in and with the global South; for comparative research projects across platforms in the South; and as part of engagement with global agendas promoting these aims, most notably the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The Strategic Plan for 2016-2019 included an international collaborative framework and a comparative research agenda called Realising Just Cities, which had two central strategic objectives: Strategic Objective 1: To deliver evidence-based outcomes that address the challenges facing cities and which make a difference in practice; Strategic Objective 2: To diversify the Centre's research base and forging strategic partnerships with selected international organisations. The collaborative framework included three sets of cross-cutting core processes essential for working towards the realisation of just cities, and on which reflection, comparison, analysis and learning was conducted: - urban change, referring to processes of urban transformation which facilitate or constrain cities in becoming more just; - urban knowledge, referring to the social organisation of different knowledge and practices to support transitions to more just cities; and - urban governance, referring to the relationships and processes amongst governance stakeholders to help achieve just cities. Towards the end of the 2016-19 programme period, Sida approved a 12-month "consolidation year" project to finalise and publish all remaining material. The objective was to extract, collect, reflect and help institutionalise good practices and share the findings of Mistra Urban Futures programme to relevant target groups. Owing to the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the programme, with a total budget of 10 MSEK, was extended to 15 months, and all travel plans were cancelled with travel budgets reallocated to the development of digital events. Sweden Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 10914994 10000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 9000000 0 3000000 9000000 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 1914994 0 32914994 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 9000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 3000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 9000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 1914994 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 6000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 4000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54040182-5404018203 Sweden Support to urban development and cooperation between researchers, policy makers, civil society and private sector, in Gothenburg, Stockholm, Kisumu Kenya, Cape Town South Africa, Manchester UK, Bangalore India. Mistra Urban Futures ("MUF" eller "Centret") har sitt ursprung 2008 då Mistra stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning gjorde en öppen inbjudan till att lämna förslag om ett forsknings-och praktikcenter för hållbar stadsutveckling. Ett förslag som lagts fram av Göteborgs Consortium valdes under 2009, och Chalmers Tekniska Högskola utsågs som värdorganisation för centret. MUF inrättades formellt 2010 och strävar efter att vara ett internationellt forskningsbaserat kunskapscenter med fokus på städer och dess utmaningar. Forskningen som genomförs av MUF är avsett att stödja förändring och övergång mot hållbarhet. För att uppnå bästa resultat anses samproduktion ("co-production") och medskapande av ny kunskap om planering och förvaltning mellan den akademiska världen, kommuner, näringsliv och andra aktörer i det civila samhället viktig. MUF är organiserat som en nätverksstruktur av lokala interaktiva plattformar ("local interactive platforms" eller LIPS), vilket också underlättar samarbeten mellan nord-syd. Ett mål är att tillämpningen av deras forskningskunskap på lokal nivå blir relevant för utformningen av den globala politiken för hållbar stadsutveckling. Mistra Foundation har åtagit sig att stödja MUF under en 10-årsperiod, vilket inkluderar en uppbyggnadsfas i 2010-2011, en första operativ fas i 2012-2015, och en andra fas i 2016-2019. Andra finansiärer är Sida och Göteborgs Consortium (bestående av Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborgs universitet, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgsregionens kommunalförbund (GR), IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götaland och regionen Västra Götaland), tillsammans med gemensamma finansiärer av de olika LIP utomlands. Centret har för närvarande fyra LIP i Kapstaden (CTLIP), Kisumu (KLIP), Göteborg (GOLIP) och Manchester (GMLP). MUF har för avsikt att fortsätta följa principen om medfinansiering under framtida expansion och etablering av nya LIPs. MUF leds av en internationell expertstyrelse, och förvaltas av ett Sekretariat som leds av en Centre Director. Chalmers upplåter kontor för MUF i sina universitetslokaler i Göteborg. Under uppbyggnadsfasen (2010-2011) fokuserade MUF på att etablera en effektiv förvaltningsstruktur för hela nätverket, bland annat med system för kvalitetskontroll, administrativa rutiner, arbetsmetoder (mellan MUF Sekretariat i Chalmers och LIP). Fem pilotprojekt genomfördes under denna period i syfte att genomföra och utvärdera metoden för ”knowledge co-production”. En strategisk plan för 2012-2015 togs fram inom ramen för fas 1, med aktiviteter fokuserade kring visionen om "Fair, Green and Dense Cities", som omfattar sociala, miljömässiga och ekonomiska hållbarhetsaspekter. Under denna fas genomfördes mer än 70 urbana forskningsprojekt, 600 personer engagerades i MUF, MUF producerade mer än 400 vetenskapliga publikationer och hade mer än 500 akademiska och vetenskapliga citeringar inom en betydande geografisk spridning. En mid-term utvärdering av MUF på uppdrag av Mistra stiftelsen gjordes i maj 2015 och omfattade perioden 2010-2015. Slutsatsen från den internationella oberoende utvärderingspanelen är att många av de kunskapsprodukter som har tagits fram genom MUF är av hög akademisk och vetenskaplig standard. Dessutom betonar de det unika och värdefulla bidraget från MUF som är utvecklingen och tillämpningen av principerna om samproduktion och medskapande (co-production and co-creation). Resultaten och effekterna av samproduktion i den vetenskapliga processen har precis börjat visas, men är mycket lovande för den återstående programperioden. Den övergripande slutsatsen från utvärderingen är att MUF "kommer att spela en avgörande global roll för att stödja och genomföra visionen om rättvisare, grönare och mer tillgängliga städer". En ny strategisk plan för 2016-2019 (fas 2) har utvecklats som bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från fas 1, och viktiga rekomendationer från mid-term utvärderingen. Under fas 2 kommer MUF att öka antalet LIP och partnerskap i Sverige och utomlands; engagera sig proaktivt i strategiska globala initiativ som Habitat III och Agenda 2030; och genomföra flera kollaborativa och komparativa forskningsprojekt mellan LIPs. Visionen "Fair, Green and Accessible Cities" kommer att användas för att visualisera centrets prioriteringar och syn på de fyra huvudsakliga dimensionerna av hållbar utveckling: sociala, kulturella, ekonomiska och ekologiska. De fem viktigaste kunskapsteman för MUFs forskningsagenda under denna fas är: - Hållbar fysisk urbanisering och urbana kvaliteter (sustainable spatial urbanisation and urban qualities); - Urban social hållbarhet (urban social sustainability); - Integration av ekonomiska, sociala och ekologiska system (integration of economic, social and ecological systems); - Hållbara urbana livsstilar (sustainable urban lifestyles); - Företagsdriven hållbar stadsutveckling (enterprise-driven sustainable urban development) Sida har sedan tidigare stött MUF med totalt MSEK 35,7, varav MSEK 6 för uppbyggnadsfasen och MSEK 29,7 MSEK för fas 1. Detta motsvarar cirka 11% av den totala finansieringen till MUF. Sida-medel har främst använts till att finansiera verksamheten av LIPs i Kisumu och Kapstaden samt till det globala uppsökande- och påverkansarbetet som utförs av MUF sekretariatet. Chalmers har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på MSEK 44 miljoner kronor för MUF verksamheten 2016-2019, vilket motsvarar en ökning av cirka 19% av det totala bidraget under 2010-2015, men bara en mindre ökning (9%) av det genomsnittliga årliga bidraget under åren 2013- 2015. Chalmers kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner under denna fas. Tidigare har Sida-medel kanaliserats via Mistra stiftelsen. Styrmekanismerna för MUF kommer att vara MUF styrelse ("the Centre Board of Directors"). Centrets styrelse är ansvarig för att fatta strategiska beslut för utvecklingen av Mistra Urban Futures; att anta strategier, budgetar, årliga operativa planer, och rapporter; och att följa upp centrets planer och aktiviteter. Styrelseledamöterna kategoriseras som ordinarie och ex officio ("adjungerad"). Sida och andra finansiärer har rätt att utse en person som ex officio medlem med närvaro- och yttranderätt till Centrets styrelse. Som ex officio medlem får Sida ingen rösträtt när beslut fattas av styrelsen, och ingen ersättning för deltagande i styrelsemöten. Sida bedömer att det skulle vara av strategisk betydelse för programmet och samarbetet med Chalmers för Sida att upprätthålla en aktiv roll i styrelsen under fas 2 och att omfattas av de regler och restriktioner som gäller för ex officio medlemmar. Styrelsen är den mest effektiva plattformen för givarsamordning för programmet och för att harmonisera och arbeta igenom de etablerade förfarandena och rutinerna för centret. Att ställa viktiga frågor under styrelsemöten möjliggör bättre diskussion för alla berörda parter och snabbare beslutsfattande och handling. Att delta som ex officio styrelsemedlem ger Sida djupare insikter och en bättre förståelse av programmet på många nivåer, jämfört med att bara läsa rapporter från MUF. Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) was an international knowledge Centre for urban development hosted by Chalmers University of Technology (agreement partner). The Centre was established in 2010 and visioned a world with sustainable urbanization where cities are "fair, green and accessible". With transdisciplinarity and co-production (including co-design and co-creation) of knowledge as its methodological approach, the Centre's objective was to address how transitions and transformations towards sustainable urban development could be achieved. MUF brought researchers and practitioners together to co-create knowledge and solutions for urban transitioning. Its core network comprised of local interactive platforms in Gothenburg, Kisumu, Cape Town, Sheffield/Manchester and Malmö/ Lund, a smaller partnership node in Stockholm, and two project-based partnerships in Shimla (India) and Buenos Aires. Other global activities were implemented in collaboration with UN agencies, think tanks and the European research community. Sida was one of 3 major funders to MUF, together with Mistra Foundation and the Gothenburg Consortium (composed of Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg, the Västra Götaland Region, the County Administration Board of Västra Götaland, the Göteborg Region and IVL Swedish Environmental Institute). Sida's funds were soft-earmarked to activities tackling poverty, gender inequality and environmental unsustainability primarily in and with the global South; for comparative research projects across platforms in the South; and as part of engagement with global agendas promoting these aims, most notably the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The Strategic Plan for 2016-2019 included an international collaborative framework and a comparative research agenda called Realising Just Cities, which had two central strategic objectives: Strategic Objective 1: To deliver evidence-based outcomes that address the challenges facing cities and which make a difference in practice; Strategic Objective 2: To diversify the Centre's research base and forging strategic partnerships with selected international organisations. The collaborative framework included three sets of cross-cutting core processes essential for working towards the realisation of just cities, and on which reflection, comparison, analysis and learning was conducted: - urban change, referring to processes of urban transformation which facilitate or constrain cities in becoming more just; - urban knowledge, referring to the social organisation of different knowledge and practices to support transitions to more just cities; and - urban governance, referring to the relationships and processes amongst governance stakeholders to help achieve just cities. Towards the end of the 2016-19 programme period, Sida approved a 12-month "consolidation year" project to finalise and publish all remaining material. The objective was to extract, collect, reflect and help institutionalise good practices and share the findings of Mistra Urban Futures programme to relevant target groups. Owing to the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the programme, with a total budget of 10 MSEK, was extended to 15 months, and all travel plans were cancelled with travel budgets reallocated to the development of digital events. Sweden Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -100866 -100866 -100866 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB -100866 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54050127 Sweden International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural education/training Agriculture SE-0-SE-6-54050127-5405012701 Sweden International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. 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International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2965218 3953624 1837324 2965218 -1289965 3953624 1837324 0 1 8756166 University College Research Other 2965218 University College Research Other 988406 University College Research Other 2965218 University College Research Other 988406 University College Research Other 848918 University College Research Other -848918 University College Research Other -441047 University College Research Other 0 University College Research Other 0 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54050127-5405012704 Sweden International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. International Training Programmet 287k Genetic Resoursec aims to build Capacity to Manage Biodiversity and Food Security in connection to Trade and Regulation. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -42831 1 0 -42831 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-54050447 Sweden Initiative by USAID and DFID with the purpose of financing innovations in developing countries. The model is based on staged financing and supports private companies, NGOs and government agencies. Global Innovation Fund (GIF) syftar till att facilitera framväxten av innovationer som löser utvecklingsproblem på ett mer effektivt sätt än de lösningar som finns tillgängliga idag. Med innovationer menas nya affärsmodeller, policies, teknologier, beteenden eller sätt att leverera produkter eller tjänster som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom i utvecklingsländer. GIF vill bidra till storskaliga lösningar som ger miljontals människor möjligheten att öka sin livskvalité. För att åstadkomma detta har GIF ett flexibelt angreppssätt som skiljer sig från många andra fonder. GIF är öppen för alla typer av innovatörer (civilsamhällesaktörer, privata sektorn, myndigheter, akademin etc) inom alla sektorer. Finansieringen anpassas efter innovatörernas respektive behov och sträcker sig från ett par hundratusen till drygt hundra miljoner kronor i formen av gåvor, lån och/eller investeringar (equity). GIF har inga fönster eller ansökningsperioder utan är ständigt öppen för ansökningar. Syftet med detta flexibla upplägg är att säkerställa att inga innovationer faller mellan stolarna på grund av tematiskt eller geografiskt fokus, men också att öka konkurrensen för att få fram de bästa idéerna. GIF har en rigorös ansökningsprocess som beståd av flera olika steg, där innovationerna granskas inom fyra områden: Innovation and Impact, Potential to Scale, Measuring Success and Sharing Lessons Learned samt Team. Utöver detta görs "due dilligence" med fokus på t.ex. miljöfrågor, organisations- och finansiell kapacitet samt intern styrning och kontroll. En ansökan till GIF består av en kortfattad beskrivning av innovationen (t.ex. i text, video eller annat format), vilken granskas enligt ovan kriterier. De mest givande innovationerna ombeds skicka in en full ansökan. Därefter görs två av varandra oberoende granskningar av externa aktörer med relevant geografisk och tematisk expertis, som väljer ut ett fåtal innovationer för en slutgiltig diskussion med GIF angående finansiering. GIF räknar med att mindre än 5% av inkomna ansökningar lever upp till de hårda krav som krävs för finansiering. GIF accepterar tre olika sorters ansökningar beroende på ambitionsnivå och kapacitet hos innovatören - pilot, test and transition och scaling up. Tanken är att skräddarsy finansiering och eventuellt tekniskt stöd baserad på innovationens mognad. Vid varje stadie höjs ambitionsnivån och kraven på ansökan - en innovation kan gå genom alla steg men måste söka ny finansiering för varje steg i konkurrens med övriga sökanden. En central del i GIF är evidens och mätbara resultat. Tanken är att GIF ska möjlggöra för innovatörer att bevisa att deras innovation löser utvecklingsproblem på ett mer effektivt sätt än andra tillgängliga alternativ, och därmed få tillgång till ytterligare finansiering. GIF är ett icke vinstdrivande företag registrerat i Storbritannien. Företaget styrs av en VD som är ansvarig inför en styrelse, bestående av representanter från givare (Sida deltar som observatör) samt oberoende ledamöter, där de oberoende ledamöterna ska vara i majoritet. Styrelsen är i sin tur ansvarig gentemot GIF:s medlemmar, vilket i praktiken är samma sak som GIF:s givare eftersom alla som finansierar GIF har rätt att bli medlem. Det är viktigt att notera att medlemskap inte i någon mån innebär ägande - dvs Sida är inte en ägare av GIF och Sida bedömer därför att stödet inte strider mot Kapitalförsörjningslagen. GIF är ett givarinitierat program som är designat av främst USAID, DFID och Omidyar Network. Framförallt DIFD och USAID har varit mycket aktiva i designfasen, bl.a. genom att sekondera personal för att jobba med GIF under programmets uppbyggnadsfas. För att GIF ska fungera effektivt krävs att organisationen har stor flexibilitet och frihet att agera med liten hänsyn till strategiska prioriteringar och önskningar hos enskilda givare. Tanken är att givarna ska ha en begränsad roll i styrningen av GIF:s operativa arbete - istället ska den oberoende styrelsen granska GIF och ge strategisk styrning. Sida ämnar finansiera GIF genom ett bilateralt avtal på 100 MSEK perioden 2014-2018, vilket motsvarar 7% av den totala budgeten på 1,3 miljarder SEK. Utöver det direkta stödet till GIF (100 MSEK) ämnar Sida använda medel för andra aktiviteter relaterade till insatsen. Dessa innefattar en ISK-granskning, diverse kommunikationsaktiviteter (t.ex. ett mindre event om GIF i Sverige) samt en eventuell sekondering av personal till GIF. Totalt beräknar dessa kostnader uppgå till 7,5 MSEK. Användningen av dessa medel kommer att kräva fortsatta diskussioner och beslut inom Sida, samt dialog med GIF. Sida stödjer GIF inom ramen för strategin för globalt hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i syfte att bidra till privatsektorutveckling och innovationer som kan gynna de fattigaste. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till förbättrad livskvalitet och ökade möjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att facilitera framväxten av evidensbaserade innovationer som löser utvecklingsproblem mer effektivt än nuvarande lösningar, och som kan skalas upp och påverka miljontals människor.  Möjligheten att nå hållbara reslutat är en viktig princip i GIF:s bedömning av innovationer, och ett stort antal innovationer kommer att finansieras, men långt ifrån alla kommer att ha genomslag på den nivå som krävs för att bidra till det övergripande målet. GIF stödjer innovatörer i alla utvecklingsstadier, från uppstart och pilotering, till implementering i full skala. Genom att stödja och skala upp lovande innovationer finns goda möjligheter för att innovationerna ska leva kvar även efter GIF:s (och Sidas) finansering.    Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry GIF har under sina första fem år investerat 72 miljoner USD och byggt upp en diversifierad portfölj om 38 innovationer, främst i södra och sydöstra Asien (23.8 MUSD), men även i östra (17.6 MUSD) och västra (19.6 MUSD) Afrika och andra länder (5.9 MUSD). Med innovationer menas nya affärsmodeller, policies, teknologier och beteenden eller sätt att leverera produkter eller tjänster som gynner människor som lever i fattigdom. Den befintliga portföljen är därför diversifierad både vad gäller finansiella instrument som tillämpats, typ av aktörer, geografi och sektortillhörighet. Innovationerna i portföljen innefattar bland annat pay-as-you-go-teknologier, appar, remitteringsplattformar och innovationer för småskaliga jordbrukare. Portföljen är beräknad att bidra till förbättrade levnadsvillkor för 87 miljoner människor år 2029 och i dagsläget når sju av innovationerna redan ut till en miljon människor eller mer. Hälften av innovatörerna är vinstdrivande och hälften är andra typer av organisationer. Portföljen består dessutom, till ungefär en tredjedel, av innovationer som inkluderar forskning för att bevisa dess effektivitet. Åtta av portföljbolagen har lyckats attrahera efterföljande investeringar, vilket Sida bedömer vara ett bra resultat, givet att GIF endast varit verksamma i drygt fem år. GIF rapporterar att portföljen genererat 165 MUSD i efterföljande finansiering (dvs både genom offentlig och privat finansiering för uppskalning av innovationer), vilket indikerar att GIF lyckats identifiera och stötta innovatörer med potential både vad gäller det kommersiella och vad gäller utvecklingseffekter. Utifrån hur mycket gåvomedel som getts till innovatörerna innebär detta en hävstångseffekt om 4,31 gånger. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54050447-5405044701 Sweden Initiative by USAID and DFID with the purpose of financing innovations in developing countries. The model is based on staged financing and supports private companies, NGOs and government agencies. Global Innovation Fund (GIF) syftar till att facilitera framväxten av innovationer som löser utvecklingsproblem på ett mer effektivt sätt än de lösningar som finns tillgängliga idag. Med innovationer menas nya affärsmodeller, policies, teknologier, beteenden eller sätt att leverera produkter eller tjänster som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom i utvecklingsländer. GIF vill bidra till storskaliga lösningar som ger miljontals människor möjligheten att öka sin livskvalité. För att åstadkomma detta har GIF ett flexibelt angreppssätt som skiljer sig från många andra fonder. GIF är öppen för alla typer av innovatörer (civilsamhällesaktörer, privata sektorn, myndigheter, akademin etc) inom alla sektorer. Finansieringen anpassas efter innovatörernas respektive behov och sträcker sig från ett par hundratusen till drygt hundra miljoner kronor i formen av gåvor, lån och/eller investeringar (equity). GIF har inga fönster eller ansökningsperioder utan är ständigt öppen för ansökningar. Syftet med detta flexibla upplägg är att säkerställa att inga innovationer faller mellan stolarna på grund av tematiskt eller geografiskt fokus, men också att öka konkurrensen för att få fram de bästa idéerna. GIF har en rigorös ansökningsprocess som beståd av flera olika steg, där innovationerna granskas inom fyra områden: Innovation and Impact, Potential to Scale, Measuring Success and Sharing Lessons Learned samt Team. Utöver detta görs "due dilligence" med fokus på t.ex. miljöfrågor, organisations- och finansiell kapacitet samt intern styrning och kontroll. En ansökan till GIF består av en kortfattad beskrivning av innovationen (t.ex. i text, video eller annat format), vilken granskas enligt ovan kriterier. De mest givande innovationerna ombeds skicka in en full ansökan. Därefter görs två av varandra oberoende granskningar av externa aktörer med relevant geografisk och tematisk expertis, som väljer ut ett fåtal innovationer för en slutgiltig diskussion med GIF angående finansiering. GIF räknar med att mindre än 5% av inkomna ansökningar lever upp till de hårda krav som krävs för finansiering. GIF accepterar tre olika sorters ansökningar beroende på ambitionsnivå och kapacitet hos innovatören - pilot, test and transition och scaling up. Tanken är att skräddarsy finansiering och eventuellt tekniskt stöd baserad på innovationens mognad. Vid varje stadie höjs ambitionsnivån och kraven på ansökan - en innovation kan gå genom alla steg men måste söka ny finansiering för varje steg i konkurrens med övriga sökanden. En central del i GIF är evidens och mätbara resultat. Tanken är att GIF ska möjlggöra för innovatörer att bevisa att deras innovation löser utvecklingsproblem på ett mer effektivt sätt än andra tillgängliga alternativ, och därmed få tillgång till ytterligare finansiering. GIF är ett icke vinstdrivande företag registrerat i Storbritannien. Företaget styrs av en VD som är ansvarig inför en styrelse, bestående av representanter från givare (Sida deltar som observatör) samt oberoende ledamöter, där de oberoende ledamöterna ska vara i majoritet. Styrelsen är i sin tur ansvarig gentemot GIF:s medlemmar, vilket i praktiken är samma sak som GIF:s givare eftersom alla som finansierar GIF har rätt att bli medlem. Det är viktigt att notera att medlemskap inte i någon mån innebär ägande - dvs Sida är inte en ägare av GIF och Sida bedömer därför att stödet inte strider mot Kapitalförsörjningslagen. GIF är ett givarinitierat program som är designat av främst USAID, DFID och Omidyar Network. Framförallt DIFD och USAID har varit mycket aktiva i designfasen, bl.a. genom att sekondera personal för att jobba med GIF under programmets uppbyggnadsfas. För att GIF ska fungera effektivt krävs att organisationen har stor flexibilitet och frihet att agera med liten hänsyn till strategiska prioriteringar och önskningar hos enskilda givare. Tanken är att givarna ska ha en begränsad roll i styrningen av GIF:s operativa arbete - istället ska den oberoende styrelsen granska GIF och ge strategisk styrning. Sida ämnar finansiera GIF genom ett bilateralt avtal på 100 MSEK perioden 2014-2018, vilket motsvarar 7% av den totala budgeten på 1,3 miljarder SEK. Utöver det direkta stödet till GIF (100 MSEK) ämnar Sida använda medel för andra aktiviteter relaterade till insatsen. Dessa innefattar en ISK-granskning, diverse kommunikationsaktiviteter (t.ex. ett mindre event om GIF i Sverige) samt en eventuell sekondering av personal till GIF. Totalt beräknar dessa kostnader uppgå till 7,5 MSEK. Användningen av dessa medel kommer att kräva fortsatta diskussioner och beslut inom Sida, samt dialog med GIF. Sida stödjer GIF inom ramen för strategin för globalt hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i syfte att bidra till privatsektorutveckling och innovationer som kan gynna de fattigaste. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till förbättrad livskvalitet och ökade möjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att facilitera framväxten av evidensbaserade innovationer som löser utvecklingsproblem mer effektivt än nuvarande lösningar, och som kan skalas upp och påverka miljontals människor.  Möjligheten att nå hållbara reslutat är en viktig princip i GIF:s bedömning av innovationer, och ett stort antal innovationer kommer att finansieras, men långt ifrån alla kommer att ha genomslag på den nivå som krävs för att bidra till det övergripande målet. GIF stödjer innovatörer i alla utvecklingsstadier, från uppstart och pilotering, till implementering i full skala. Genom att stödja och skala upp lovande innovationer finns goda möjligheter för att innovationerna ska leva kvar även efter GIF:s (och Sidas) finansering.    Sweden Global Innovation Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Global Innovation Fund 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 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Global Innovation Fund (GIF) syftar till att facilitera framväxten av innovationer som löser utvecklingsproblem på ett mer effektivt sätt än de lösningar som finns tillgängliga idag. Med innovationer menas nya affärsmodeller, policies, teknologier, beteenden eller sätt att leverera produkter eller tjänster som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom i utvecklingsländer. GIF vill bidra till storskaliga lösningar som ger miljontals människor möjligheten att öka sin livskvalité. För att åstadkomma detta har GIF ett flexibelt angreppssätt som skiljer sig från många andra fonder. GIF är öppen för alla typer av innovatörer (civilsamhällesaktörer, privata sektorn, myndigheter, akademin etc) inom alla sektorer. Finansieringen anpassas efter innovatörernas respektive behov och sträcker sig från ett par hundratusen till drygt hundra miljoner kronor i formen av gåvor, lån och/eller investeringar (equity). GIF har inga fönster eller ansökningsperioder utan är ständigt öppen för ansökningar. Syftet med detta flexibla upplägg är att säkerställa att inga innovationer faller mellan stolarna på grund av tematiskt eller geografiskt fokus, men också att öka konkurrensen för att få fram de bästa idéerna. GIF har en rigorös ansökningsprocess som beståd av flera olika steg, där innovationerna granskas inom fyra områden: Innovation and Impact, Potential to Scale, Measuring Success and Sharing Lessons Learned samt Team. Utöver detta görs "due dilligence" med fokus på t.ex. miljöfrågor, organisations- och finansiell kapacitet samt intern styrning och kontroll. En ansökan till GIF består av en kortfattad beskrivning av innovationen (t.ex. i text, video eller annat format), vilken granskas enligt ovan kriterier. De mest givande innovationerna ombeds skicka in en full ansökan. Därefter görs två av varandra oberoende granskningar av externa aktörer med relevant geografisk och tematisk expertis, som väljer ut ett fåtal innovationer för en slutgiltig diskussion med GIF angående finansiering. GIF räknar med att mindre än 5% av inkomna ansökningar lever upp till de hårda krav som krävs för finansiering. GIF accepterar tre olika sorters ansökningar beroende på ambitionsnivå och kapacitet hos innovatören - pilot, test and transition och scaling up. Tanken är att skräddarsy finansiering och eventuellt tekniskt stöd baserad på innovationens mognad. Vid varje stadie höjs ambitionsnivån och kraven på ansökan - en innovation kan gå genom alla steg men måste söka ny finansiering för varje steg i konkurrens med övriga sökanden. En central del i GIF är evidens och mätbara resultat. Tanken är att GIF ska möjlggöra för innovatörer att bevisa att deras innovation löser utvecklingsproblem på ett mer effektivt sätt än andra tillgängliga alternativ, och därmed få tillgång till ytterligare finansiering. GIF är ett icke vinstdrivande företag registrerat i Storbritannien. Företaget styrs av en VD som är ansvarig inför en styrelse, bestående av representanter från givare (Sida deltar som observatör) samt oberoende ledamöter, där de oberoende ledamöterna ska vara i majoritet. Styrelsen är i sin tur ansvarig gentemot GIF:s medlemmar, vilket i praktiken är samma sak som GIF:s givare eftersom alla som finansierar GIF har rätt att bli medlem. Det är viktigt att notera att medlemskap inte i någon mån innebär ägande - dvs Sida är inte en ägare av GIF och Sida bedömer därför att stödet inte strider mot Kapitalförsörjningslagen. GIF är ett givarinitierat program som är designat av främst USAID, DFID och Omidyar Network. Framförallt DIFD och USAID har varit mycket aktiva i designfasen, bl.a. genom att sekondera personal för att jobba med GIF under programmets uppbyggnadsfas. För att GIF ska fungera effektivt krävs att organisationen har stor flexibilitet och frihet att agera med liten hänsyn till strategiska prioriteringar och önskningar hos enskilda givare. Tanken är att givarna ska ha en begränsad roll i styrningen av GIF:s operativa arbete - istället ska den oberoende styrelsen granska GIF och ge strategisk styrning. Sida ämnar finansiera GIF genom ett bilateralt avtal på 100 MSEK perioden 2014-2018, vilket motsvarar 7% av den totala budgeten på 1,3 miljarder SEK. Utöver det direkta stödet till GIF (100 MSEK) ämnar Sida använda medel för andra aktiviteter relaterade till insatsen. Dessa innefattar en ISK-granskning, diverse kommunikationsaktiviteter (t.ex. ett mindre event om GIF i Sverige) samt en eventuell sekondering av personal till GIF. Totalt beräknar dessa kostnader uppgå till 7,5 MSEK. Användningen av dessa medel kommer att kräva fortsatta diskussioner och beslut inom Sida, samt dialog med GIF. Sida stödjer GIF inom ramen för strategin för globalt hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i syfte att bidra till privatsektorutveckling och innovationer som kan gynna de fattigaste. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till förbättrad livskvalitet och ökade möjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att facilitera framväxten av evidensbaserade innovationer som löser utvecklingsproblem mer effektivt än nuvarande lösningar, och som kan skalas upp och påverka miljontals människor.  Möjligheten att nå hållbara reslutat är en viktig princip i GIF:s bedömning av innovationer, och ett stort antal innovationer kommer att finansieras, men långt ifrån alla kommer att ha genomslag på den nivå som krävs för att bidra till det övergripande målet. GIF stödjer innovatörer i alla utvecklingsstadier, från uppstart och pilotering, till implementering i full skala. Genom att stödja och skala upp lovande innovationer finns goda möjligheter för att innovationerna ska leva kvar även efter GIF:s (och Sidas) finansering.    Sweden Global Innovation Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 87660 0 0 700000 87660 -562340 562340 -700000 87660 Donor Country NGO 87660 Donor Country NGO SE-0-SE-6-54050447-5405044706 Sweden Initiative by USAID and DFID with the purpose of financing innovations in developing countries. The model is based on staged financing and supports private companies, NGOs and government agencies. Global Innovation Fund (GIF) syftar till att facilitera framväxten av innovationer som löser utvecklingsproblem på ett mer effektivt sätt än de lösningar som finns tillgängliga idag. Med innovationer menas nya affärsmodeller, policies, teknologier, beteenden eller sätt att leverera produkter eller tjänster som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom i utvecklingsländer. GIF vill bidra till storskaliga lösningar som ger miljontals människor möjligheten att öka sin livskvalité. För att åstadkomma detta har GIF ett flexibelt angreppssätt som skiljer sig från många andra fonder. GIF är öppen för alla typer av innovatörer (civilsamhällesaktörer, privata sektorn, myndigheter, akademin etc) inom alla sektorer. Finansieringen anpassas efter innovatörernas respektive behov och sträcker sig från ett par hundratusen till drygt hundra miljoner kronor i formen av gåvor, lån och/eller investeringar (equity). GIF har inga fönster eller ansökningsperioder utan är ständigt öppen för ansökningar. Syftet med detta flexibla upplägg är att säkerställa att inga innovationer faller mellan stolarna på grund av tematiskt eller geografiskt fokus, men också att öka konkurrensen för att få fram de bästa idéerna. GIF har en rigorös ansökningsprocess som beståd av flera olika steg, där innovationerna granskas inom fyra områden: Innovation and Impact, Potential to Scale, Measuring Success and Sharing Lessons Learned samt Team. Utöver detta görs "due dilligence" med fokus på t.ex. miljöfrågor, organisations- och finansiell kapacitet samt intern styrning och kontroll. En ansökan till GIF består av en kortfattad beskrivning av innovationen (t.ex. i text, video eller annat format), vilken granskas enligt ovan kriterier. De mest givande innovationerna ombeds skicka in en full ansökan. Därefter görs två av varandra oberoende granskningar av externa aktörer med relevant geografisk och tematisk expertis, som väljer ut ett fåtal innovationer för en slutgiltig diskussion med GIF angående finansiering. GIF räknar med att mindre än 5% av inkomna ansökningar lever upp till de hårda krav som krävs för finansiering. GIF accepterar tre olika sorters ansökningar beroende på ambitionsnivå och kapacitet hos innovatören - pilot, test and transition och scaling up. Tanken är att skräddarsy finansiering och eventuellt tekniskt stöd baserad på innovationens mognad. Vid varje stadie höjs ambitionsnivån och kraven på ansökan - en innovation kan gå genom alla steg men måste söka ny finansiering för varje steg i konkurrens med övriga sökanden. En central del i GIF är evidens och mätbara resultat. Tanken är att GIF ska möjlggöra för innovatörer att bevisa att deras innovation löser utvecklingsproblem på ett mer effektivt sätt än andra tillgängliga alternativ, och därmed få tillgång till ytterligare finansiering. GIF är ett icke vinstdrivande företag registrerat i Storbritannien. Företaget styrs av en VD som är ansvarig inför en styrelse, bestående av representanter från givare (Sida deltar som observatör) samt oberoende ledamöter, där de oberoende ledamöterna ska vara i majoritet. Styrelsen är i sin tur ansvarig gentemot GIF:s medlemmar, vilket i praktiken är samma sak som GIF:s givare eftersom alla som finansierar GIF har rätt att bli medlem. Det är viktigt att notera att medlemskap inte i någon mån innebär ägande - dvs Sida är inte en ägare av GIF och Sida bedömer därför att stödet inte strider mot Kapitalförsörjningslagen. GIF är ett givarinitierat program som är designat av främst USAID, DFID och Omidyar Network. Framförallt DIFD och USAID har varit mycket aktiva i designfasen, bl.a. genom att sekondera personal för att jobba med GIF under programmets uppbyggnadsfas. För att GIF ska fungera effektivt krävs att organisationen har stor flexibilitet och frihet att agera med liten hänsyn till strategiska prioriteringar och önskningar hos enskilda givare. Tanken är att givarna ska ha en begränsad roll i styrningen av GIF:s operativa arbete - istället ska den oberoende styrelsen granska GIF och ge strategisk styrning. Sida ämnar finansiera GIF genom ett bilateralt avtal på 100 MSEK perioden 2014-2018, vilket motsvarar 7% av den totala budgeten på 1,3 miljarder SEK. Utöver det direkta stödet till GIF (100 MSEK) ämnar Sida använda medel för andra aktiviteter relaterade till insatsen. Dessa innefattar en ISK-granskning, diverse kommunikationsaktiviteter (t.ex. ett mindre event om GIF i Sverige) samt en eventuell sekondering av personal till GIF. Totalt beräknar dessa kostnader uppgå till 7,5 MSEK. Användningen av dessa medel kommer att kräva fortsatta diskussioner och beslut inom Sida, samt dialog med GIF. Sida stödjer GIF inom ramen för strategin för globalt hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i syfte att bidra till privatsektorutveckling och innovationer som kan gynna de fattigaste. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till förbättrad livskvalitet och ökade möjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Detta ska uppnås genom att facilitera framväxten av evidensbaserade innovationer som löser utvecklingsproblem mer effektivt än nuvarande lösningar, och som kan skalas upp och påverka miljontals människor.  Möjligheten att nå hållbara reslutat är en viktig princip i GIF:s bedömning av innovationer, och ett stort antal innovationer kommer att finansieras, men långt ifrån alla kommer att ha genomslag på den nivå som krävs för att bidra till det övergripande målet. GIF stödjer innovatörer i alla utvecklingsstadier, från uppstart och pilotering, till implementering i full skala. Genom att stödja och skala upp lovande innovationer finns goda möjligheter för att innovationerna ska leva kvar även efter GIF:s (och Sidas) finansering.    Sweden Global Innovation Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Global Innovation Fund 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 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FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Fair Trade Center har tillsammans med 20 partnerorganisationer hos Europeiska Kommissionen ansökt och fått medel beviljat för projektet "Change your Shoes" för åren 2015-2017. Med anledning av det beviljade projektet ansöker Fair Trade Center genom Forum Syd finansiering av egeninsatsen för projektet från Sida. Syftet med projektet är att upplysa konsumenter och beslutsfattare om en bransch (skobranschen) om de riskprocesser som finns i skoproduktion som t ex lädergarvning som innefattar hantering av giftiga ämnen och substanser som krom och de konsekvenser de får för människor i produktionsländerna. Aktiviteter som ska genomföras för att uppnå projektmålen är organiserande av mötesplatser för aktörer inom skobranschen, en smartphone-app "Virtual march to Brussels" klommer också att lanseras och en opinionsundersökning kommer att genomföras i de 12 länderna. Samtliga idéer och åsikter som framkommer under aktiviteterna kommer att presenteras i Bryssel och följas upp med medielansering. I Sverige kommer Fair Trade Center att samarbeta med bl a Röda Korsets Folkhögskola, Medveten Konsumtion och Emmaus Stockholm. Målgrupper i projektet är allmänhet, företag och parlamentsledamöter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54060161-5406016101 Sweden Ansökan om stöd till Eu-egeninsats Fair Trade Center 2015-2017 "Change your shoes". FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Fair Trade Center har tillsammans med 20 partnerorganisationer hos Europeiska Kommissionen ansökt och fått medel beviljat för projektet "Change your Shoes" för åren 2015-2017. Med anledning av det beviljade projektet ansöker Fair Trade Center genom Forum Syd finansiering av egeninsatsen för projektet från Sida. Syftet med projektet är att upplysa konsumenter och beslutsfattare om en bransch (skobranschen) om de riskprocesser som finns i skoproduktion som t ex lädergarvning som innefattar hantering av giftiga ämnen och substanser som krom och de konsekvenser de får för människor i produktionsländerna. Aktiviteter som ska genomföras för att uppnå projektmålen är organiserande av mötesplatser för aktörer inom skobranschen, en smartphone-app "Virtual march to Brussels" klommer också att lanseras och en opinionsundersökning kommer att genomföras i de 12 länderna. Samtliga idéer och åsikter som framkommer under aktiviteterna kommer att presenteras i Bryssel och följas upp med medielansering. I Sverige kommer Fair Trade Center att samarbeta med bl a Röda Korsets Folkhögskola, Medveten Konsumtion och Emmaus Stockholm. Målgrupper i projektet är allmänhet, företag och parlamentsledamöter. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 138000 0 0 138000 138000 -138000 0 138000 -138000 138000 ForumCiv 138000 ForumCiv SE-0-SE-6-54060161-5406016102 Sweden Ansökan om stöd till Eu-egeninsats Fair Trade Center 2015-2017 "Change your shoes". FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Fair Trade Center har tillsammans med 20 partnerorganisationer hos Europeiska Kommissionen ansökt och fått medel beviljat för projektet "Change your Shoes" för åren 2015-2017. Med anledning av det beviljade projektet ansöker Fair Trade Center genom Forum Syd finansiering av egeninsatsen för projektet från Sida. Syftet med projektet är att upplysa konsumenter och beslutsfattare om en bransch (skobranschen) om de riskprocesser som finns i skoproduktion som t ex lädergarvning som innefattar hantering av giftiga ämnen och substanser som krom och de konsekvenser de får för människor i produktionsländerna. Aktiviteter som ska genomföras för att uppnå projektmålen är organiserande av mötesplatser för aktörer inom skobranschen, en smartphone-app "Virtual march to Brussels" klommer också att lanseras och en opinionsundersökning kommer att genomföras i de 12 länderna. Samtliga idéer och åsikter som framkommer under aktiviteterna kommer att presenteras i Bryssel och följas upp med medielansering. I Sverige kommer Fair Trade Center att samarbeta med bl a Röda Korsets Folkhögskola, Medveten Konsumtion och Emmaus Stockholm. Målgrupper i projektet är allmänhet, företag och parlamentsledamöter. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 138000 138000 138000 138000 0 276000 ForumCiv 138000 ForumCiv 138000 ForumCiv Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060161-5406016103 Sweden Ansökan om stöd till Eu-egeninsats Fair Trade Center 2015-2017 "Change your shoes". FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Fair Trade Center har tillsammans med 20 partnerorganisationer hos Europeiska Kommissionen ansökt och fått medel beviljat för projektet "Change your Shoes" för åren 2015-2017. Med anledning av det beviljade projektet ansöker Fair Trade Center genom Forum Syd finansiering av egeninsatsen för projektet från Sida. Syftet med projektet är att upplysa konsumenter och beslutsfattare om en bransch (skobranschen) om de riskprocesser som finns i skoproduktion som t ex lädergarvning som innefattar hantering av giftiga ämnen och substanser som krom och de konsekvenser de får för människor i produktionsländerna. Aktiviteter som ska genomföras för att uppnå projektmålen är organiserande av mötesplatser för aktörer inom skobranschen, en smartphone-app "Virtual march to Brussels" klommer också att lanseras och en opinionsundersökning kommer att genomföras i de 12 länderna. Samtliga idéer och åsikter som framkommer under aktiviteterna kommer att presenteras i Bryssel och följas upp med medielansering. I Sverige kommer Fair Trade Center att samarbeta med bl a Röda Korsets Folkhögskola, Medveten Konsumtion och Emmaus Stockholm. Målgrupper i projektet är allmänhet, företag och parlamentsledamöter. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -5695 -5695 ForumCiv Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-54060163 Sweden Contribution to EU-financed project Friends of the Earth info/com 2015-2018 "School of sustainable Sweden" FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Jordens Vänner har tillsammans med 18 partnerorganisationer ansökt och fått medel beviljat för projektet "School of sustainability - Sweden" för åren 2015-2018 inom ramen för programmet Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in development: Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education in the European Union. Huvudansvarig för projektet är Friends of the Earth Europe. Syftet med insatsen är att bidra till European Year of Development (EYD) 2015 genom att informera europeiska medborgare om EU:s utvecklingspolicy och mobilisera stöd för Europeiska Kommissionens kommunikation "A decent life for all" samt post-2015 strategier mot fattigdom. Syftet är vidare att skapa högre medvetenhet och stärkt engagmang hos människor på olika platser för att på så sätt bidra till målet för "A decent life for all": förinta fattigdomen och ge världen en hållbar framtid. Aktiviteterna som ska genomföras i Sverige för att bidra till projektets mål är bl a kunskapsöverföringsträffar, aktivistträffar, en "training tour", sommarläger, workshops på folkhögskolor och andra offentliga platser, framtagande av rapporter och kampanjmaterial samt ett internationellt möte om folkbildning. Primär målgrupp är egna medlemmar, ungdomar mellan 12-25 år, gymnasium/folkhögskola samt CSO:er. Jordens Vänner har tillsammans med 18 olika europeiska systerorganisationer under tre år (2015-2018) genomfört ett informationsprojekt med målet att bidra till EYD 2015 (European Year for Development) genom att informera europeiska medborgare om EU:s utvecklingspolicy och mobilisera stöd för kommissionens kommunikation A decent Life for All samt strategier mot fattigdom. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Projektet har nått flera målgrupper såsom ungdomar, skolor, egna medlemmar och allmänheten. Uppskattningsvis har totalt 2 277 personer nåtts genom projektet direkt (exklusive personer som också interagerat via sociala medier etc) och 158 600 personer indirekt. Projektet har lett till ett ökat engagemang hos målgrupperna samt bidragit till djupare kunskaper hos organisationen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060163-5406016301 Sweden Contribution to EU-financed project Friends of the Earth info/com 2015-2018 "School of sustainable Sweden" FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Jordens Vänner har tillsammans med 18 partnerorganisationer ansökt och fått medel beviljat för projektet "School of sustainability - Sweden" för åren 2015-2018 inom ramen för programmet Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in development: Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education in the European Union. Huvudansvarig för projektet är Friends of the Earth Europe. Syftet med insatsen är att bidra till European Year of Development (EYD) 2015 genom att informera europeiska medborgare om EU:s utvecklingspolicy och mobilisera stöd för Europeiska Kommissionens kommunikation "A decent life for all" samt post-2015 strategier mot fattigdom. Syftet är vidare att skapa högre medvetenhet och stärkt engagmang hos människor på olika platser för att på så sätt bidra till målet för "A decent life for all": förinta fattigdomen och ge världen en hållbar framtid. Aktiviteterna som ska genomföras i Sverige för att bidra till projektets mål är bl a kunskapsöverföringsträffar, aktivistträffar, en "training tour", sommarläger, workshops på folkhögskolor och andra offentliga platser, framtagande av rapporter och kampanjmaterial samt ett internationellt möte om folkbildning. Primär målgrupp är egna medlemmar, ungdomar mellan 12-25 år, gymnasium/folkhögskola samt CSO:er. Jordens Vänner har tillsammans med 18 olika europeiska systerorganisationer under tre år (2015-2018) genomfört ett informationsprojekt med målet att bidra till EYD 2015 (European Year for Development) genom att informera europeiska medborgare om EU:s utvecklingspolicy och mobilisera stöd för kommissionens kommunikation A decent Life for All samt strategier mot fattigdom. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 66603 0 0 0 -92664 92664 66603 0 93942 22927 -22927 -93942 66603 ForumCiv 66603 ForumCiv SE-0-SE-6-54060163-5406016302 Sweden Contribution to EU-financed project Friends of the Earth info/com 2015-2018 "School of sustainable Sweden" FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Jordens Vänner har tillsammans med 18 partnerorganisationer ansökt och fått medel beviljat för projektet "School of sustainability - Sweden" för åren 2015-2018 inom ramen för programmet Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in development: Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education in the European Union. Huvudansvarig för projektet är Friends of the Earth Europe. Syftet med insatsen är att bidra till European Year of Development (EYD) 2015 genom att informera europeiska medborgare om EU:s utvecklingspolicy och mobilisera stöd för Europeiska Kommissionens kommunikation "A decent life for all" samt post-2015 strategier mot fattigdom. Syftet är vidare att skapa högre medvetenhet och stärkt engagmang hos människor på olika platser för att på så sätt bidra till målet för "A decent life for all": förinta fattigdomen och ge världen en hållbar framtid. Aktiviteterna som ska genomföras i Sverige för att bidra till projektets mål är bl a kunskapsöverföringsträffar, aktivistträffar, en "training tour", sommarläger, workshops på folkhögskolor och andra offentliga platser, framtagande av rapporter och kampanjmaterial samt ett internationellt möte om folkbildning. Primär målgrupp är egna medlemmar, ungdomar mellan 12-25 år, gymnasium/folkhögskola samt CSO:er. Jordens Vänner har tillsammans med 18 olika europeiska systerorganisationer under tre år (2015-2018) genomfört ett informationsprojekt med målet att bidra till EYD 2015 (European Year for Development) genom att informera europeiska medborgare om EU:s utvecklingspolicy och mobilisera stöd för kommissionens kommunikation A decent Life for All samt strategier mot fattigdom. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 93942 92664 0 93942 0 92664 186606 ForumCiv 93942 ForumCiv 92664 ForumCiv Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060163-5406016303 Sweden Contribution to EU-financed project Friends of the Earth info/com 2015-2018 "School of sustainable Sweden" FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Jordens Vänner har tillsammans med 18 partnerorganisationer ansökt och fått medel beviljat för projektet "School of sustainability - Sweden" för åren 2015-2018 inom ramen för programmet Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in development: Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education in the European Union. Huvudansvarig för projektet är Friends of the Earth Europe. Syftet med insatsen är att bidra till European Year of Development (EYD) 2015 genom att informera europeiska medborgare om EU:s utvecklingspolicy och mobilisera stöd för Europeiska Kommissionens kommunikation "A decent life for all" samt post-2015 strategier mot fattigdom. Syftet är vidare att skapa högre medvetenhet och stärkt engagmang hos människor på olika platser för att på så sätt bidra till målet för "A decent life for all": förinta fattigdomen och ge världen en hållbar framtid. Aktiviteterna som ska genomföras i Sverige för att bidra till projektets mål är bl a kunskapsöverföringsträffar, aktivistträffar, en "training tour", sommarläger, workshops på folkhögskolor och andra offentliga platser, framtagande av rapporter och kampanjmaterial samt ett internationellt möte om folkbildning. Primär målgrupp är egna medlemmar, ungdomar mellan 12-25 år, gymnasium/folkhögskola samt CSO:er. Jordens Vänner har tillsammans med 18 olika europeiska systerorganisationer under tre år (2015-2018) genomfört ett informationsprojekt med målet att bidra till EYD 2015 (European Year for Development) genom att informera europeiska medborgare om EU:s utvecklingspolicy och mobilisera stöd för kommissionens kommunikation A decent Life for All samt strategier mot fattigdom. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 22927 22927 22927 ForumCiv 22927 ForumCiv Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100007 Sweden The OWSD has through its Postgraduate Training Fellowships offered scholarship for research training in the natural sciences to young women since 1998. The programme is open for women under forty years of age from Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. The entry requirement is either an MSc degree or an outstanding BSc honours degree in a natural scientific field. OSWD har genom sitt Forskarutbildningsprogram erbjudit stipendier för forskarutbildning inom basvetenskaperna till unga kvinnor sedan 1998. Programmet är öppet för kvinnor under 40 år, från länder i Afrika söder om Sahara och låginkomstländer. Kvalifikationskrav är en masterexamen eller en kandidatexamen med extraordinärt goda betyg ino To increase women's participation, particularly young female scientists, leadership and influence in science and technology in developing countries. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Technological research and development Industry OWSD's flagship programme for the last 20 years has been the PhD fellowships programme. 254 women have received fellowships in the period (2012- April 2017) from countries facing huge challenges in obtaining funding and undertaking scientific research. 96 of these women have graduated between January 2012 and April 2017 (out of a total of 214 graduates since January 1998). Many have returned to their home countries after receiving their PhDs and are mentors and supervisors for young women and men in their field. There are currently 199 fellowship holders on site in countries throughout the developing world. OWSD provides a travel fund of up to USD5,000 per fellowship, ensuring that awardees have an opportunity to extend their networks by attending conferences and workshops. From 2013 when the fund was first disbursed until April 2017, 151 fellows have taken up this opportunity, attending 215 conferences. Examples of a positive result for GenderInSITE: The Latin America Carribean focal point has been particularly successful in its actions with the OAS, the Organization of American States, a multilateral regional organization that includes all countries in the American continent. In 2014 the focal point participated in the 4th Meeting of the Ministers of Science and was central in providing the text for a paragraph on gender, science and development signed by all Ministers present. This led to an annual follow up through the COMCYT, the Inter-American Committee on Science and Technology of the OAS, where many member countries requested more specific guidance on how to structure relevant gender policies in science, with several online meetings being held. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100007-5410000701 Sweden The OWSD has through its Postgraduate Training Fellowships offered scholarship for research training in the natural sciences to young women since 1998. The programme is open for women under forty years of age from Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. The entry requirement is either an MSc degree or an outstanding BSc honours degree in a natural scientific field. OSWD har genom sitt Forskarutbildningsprogram erbjudit stipendier för forskarutbildning inom basvetenskaperna till unga kvinnor sedan 1998. Programmet är öppet för kvinnor under 40 år, från länder i Afrika söder om Sahara och låginkomstländer. Kvalifikationskrav är en masterexamen eller en kandidatexamen med extraordinärt goda betyg ino To increase women's participation, particularly young female scientists, leadership and influence in science and technology in developing countries. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 12543000 10745000 15700000 15745000 6095000 0 0 4000000 12543000 10529982 0 15700000 6095000 1605000 490000 -6095000 15745000 0 60828000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 12543000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 11812500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization -6655018.3200000003 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 5372500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 5550000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 5550000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 4600000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 6391225 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 9353775 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 4000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1605000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 490000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100007-5410000702 Sweden The OWSD has through its Postgraduate Training Fellowships offered scholarship for research training in the natural sciences to young women since 1998. The programme is open for women under forty years of age from Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. The entry requirement is either an MSc degree or an outstanding BSc honours degree in a natural scientific field. OSWD har genom sitt Forskarutbildningsprogram erbjudit stipendier för forskarutbildning inom basvetenskaperna till unga kvinnor sedan 1998. Programmet är öppet för kvinnor under 40 år, från länder i Afrika söder om Sahara och låginkomstländer. Kvalifikationskrav är en masterexamen eller en kandidatexamen med extraordinärt goda betyg ino To increase women's participation, particularly young female scientists, leadership and influence in science and technology in developing countries. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 532000 532000 532000 International NGO 532000 International NGO Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More women undergo research training and conduct research Fler kvinnor genomgår forskarutbildning och bedriver forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100007-5410000703 Sweden The OWSD has through its Postgraduate Training Fellowships offered scholarship for research training in the natural sciences to young women since 1998. The programme is open for women under forty years of age from Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. The entry requirement is either an MSc degree or an outstanding BSc honours degree in a natural scientific field. OSWD har genom sitt Forskarutbildningsprogram erbjudit stipendier för forskarutbildning inom basvetenskaperna till unga kvinnor sedan 1998. Programmet är öppet för kvinnor under 40 år, från länder i Afrika söder om Sahara och låginkomstländer. Kvalifikationskrav är en masterexamen eller en kandidatexamen med extraordinärt goda betyg ino To increase women's participation, particularly young female scientists, leadership and influence in science and technology in developing countries. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2135000 2135000 2135000 2135000 2135000 0 2135000 2135000 1940000 -2135000 2135000 2135000 195000 0 2135000 10675000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2135000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1067500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 0 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1067500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1067500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1067500 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2135000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 195000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1940000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More women undergo research training and conduct research Fler kvinnor genomgår forskarutbildning och bedriver forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54120082 Sweden Language and Professional Training incl. salary cost, lodging and travel. Språk och fackutb. I enlighet med Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har CAPDEV uppdraget att rekrytera och utbilda deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Med utgångspunkt från språktestresultat och/eller uttalade behov erbjuder/rekommenderar CAPDEV deltagarna att genomgå kortare eller längre skräddarsydda språkkurser med ramavtalad språkkonsult (Semantix) i enlighet med CAPDEVs Riktlinjer för språkutbildning gällande deltagare i Resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Education facilities and training Education, Level Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-54120082-5412008201 Sweden Language and Professional Training incl. salary cost, lodging and travel. Språk och fackutb. I enlighet med Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har CAPDEV uppdraget att rekrytera och utbilda deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Med utgångspunkt från språktestresultat och/eller uttalade behov erbjuder/rekommenderar CAPDEV deltagarna att genomgå kortare eller längre skräddarsydda språkkurser med ramavtalad språkkonsult (Semantix) i enlighet med CAPDEVs Riktlinjer för språkutbildning gällande deltagare i Resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2000000 500000 1250000 485000 2500000 Regering i givarlandet 5027.15 Regering i givarlandet 69130.6 Regering i givarlandet 75625.25 Regering i givarlandet 101292.82 Regering i givarlandet 1729 Regering i givarlandet 5501 Regering i givarlandet 209718.89 Regering i givarlandet 9447.2 Regering i givarlandet 396495.04 Regering i givarlandet 259971.5 Regering i givarlandet 164809.49 Regering i givarlandet 68437.67 Regering i givarlandet 8309.32 Regering i givarlandet 43215 Regering i givarlandet 25617.85 Regering i givarlandet 74807.09 Regering i givarlandet 19215.57 Regering i givarlandet 65175.88 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54120082-5412008202 Sweden Language and Professional Training incl. salary cost, lodging and travel. Språk och fackutb. I enlighet med Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har CAPDEV uppdraget att rekrytera och utbilda deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Med utgångspunkt från språktestresultat och/eller uttalade behov erbjuder/rekommenderar CAPDEV deltagarna att genomgå kortare eller längre skräddarsydda språkkurser med ramavtalad språkkonsult (Semantix) i enlighet med CAPDEVs Riktlinjer för språkutbildning gällande deltagare i Resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 550000 15000 28335.2 Regering i givarlandet 72407.75 Regering i givarlandet 123810.86 Regering i givarlandet 99214.25 Regering i givarlandet 18437.4 Regering i givarlandet 91773.84 Regering i givarlandet 53057.41 Regering i givarlandet 19904.8 Regering i givarlandet 20318.13 Regering i givarlandet 1154.86 Regering i givarlandet 11488.57 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54120082-5412008203 Sweden Language and Professional Training incl. salary cost, lodging and travel. Språk och fackutb. I enlighet med Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 2014-2017 har CAPDEV uppdraget att rekrytera och utbilda deltagare till resursbasprogrammen. Med utgångspunkt från språktestresultat och/eller uttalade behov erbjuder/rekommenderar CAPDEV deltagarna att genomgå kortare eller längre skräddarsydda språkkurser med ramavtalad språkkonsult (Semantix) i enlighet med CAPDEVs Riktlinjer för språkutbildning gällande deltagare i Resursbasprogrammen. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 200000 0 1967 Regering i givarlandet 11620.22 Regering i givarlandet 215 Regering i givarlandet 7494 Regering i givarlandet 38399.49 Regering i givarlandet 12866.28 Regering i givarlandet 13329 Regering i givarlandet 78779.52 Regering i givarlandet 17705.65 Regering i givarlandet -2414.28 Regering i givarlandet 2414.28 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54120242 Sweden This is a support effort in the form of a pension and life insurance policy for participants in the JPO/SARC programmes. Sida/CAPDEV has been commissioned by the government to recruit and fund Junior Professional Officers (JPO) and Special Assistants to the Resident Coordinator (SARC) to the UN system or equivalent at international financial institutions. In order for the participants in the JPO and SARC programs not to lose pension points in Sweden during the JPO/SARC service, Sida has since 1968 (approx)taken out a pension and life insurance through the insurance company SPP for all JPO. For those persons who receive a SARC post and who previously held UN service, who are eligible for contributions to the UN Pension Fund, Sida continues to pay into this insurance. For the rest of SARC, Sida takes out the BenEx insurance. SPP's pension insurance is today called BenEx, Benefits for Expatriates, and the life insurance part is mutually owned by SPP/Bliwa. The proposed budget is for 3 years because the JPO/SARC program is 3 years. However, this effort is expected to continue even after 3 years when recruitment to the JPO/SARC program is expected to continue. Detta är en stödinsats i form av en pensions- och livförsäkring för deltagare i JPO/SARC-programmen. Sida/CAPDEV har av regeringen fått i uppdrag att rekrytera och finansiera Junior Professional Officers (JPO) och Special Assistants to the Resident Coordinator (SARC) till FN-systemet eller motsvarande vid internationella finansieringsinstitutioner. För att inte deltagarna i JPO och SARC-programmen ska förlora pensionspoäng i Sverige under JPO/SARC-tjänstgöringen har Sida sedan 1968 (ca) tecknat en pensions -och livförsäkring genom Försäkringsbolaget SPP för samtliga JPO. För de personer som får en SARC -tjänst och som tidigare innehaft FN -tjänst, som berättigat till inbetalningar till UN Pension Fund, fortsätter Sida betala in till denna försäkring. För övriga SARC tecknar Sida BenEx-försäkringen. SPPs pensionsförsäkring heter idag BenEx, Benefits for Expatriates, och livförsäkringsdelen ägs av SPP/Bliwa ömsesidigt. Den föreslagna budgeten är för 3 år eftersom JPO/SARC-programmet är 3 år. Dock förväntas denna insats fortsätta även efter 3 år då rekryteringen till JPO/SARC-programmet förväntas fortsätta. Insatsens avsedda effekt är att Sidas deltagare i JPO/SARC-programmen inte ska förlora sina pensionspoäng under tiden som JPO/SARC-programmet pågår ( 1-3 år) samt att under samma tid inneha en livförsäkring. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors Insatsen har uppfyllt sitt syfte och ska nu stängas.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54120242-5412024201 Sweden This is a support effort in the form of a pension and life insurance policy for participants in the JPO/SARC programmes. Sida/CAPDEV has been commissioned by the government to recruit and fund Junior Professional Officers (JPO) and Special Assistants to the Resident Coordinator (SARC) to the UN system or equivalent at international financial institutions. In order for the participants in the JPO and SARC programs not to lose pension points in Sweden during the JPO/SARC service, Sida has since 1968 (approx)taken out a pension and life insurance through the insurance company SPP for all JPO. For those persons who receive a SARC post and who previously held UN service, who are eligible for contributions to the UN Pension Fund, Sida continues to pay into this insurance. For the rest of SARC, Sida takes out the BenEx insurance. SPP's pension insurance is today called BenEx, Benefits for Expatriates, and the life insurance part is mutually owned by SPP/Bliwa. The proposed budget is for 3 years because the JPO/SARC program is 3 years. However, this effort is expected to continue even after 3 years when recruitment to the JPO/SARC program is expected to continue. Detta är en stödinsats i form av en pensions- och livförsäkring för deltagare i JPO/SARC-programmen. Sida/CAPDEV har av regeringen fått i uppdrag att rekrytera och finansiera Junior Professional Officers (JPO) och Special Assistants to the Resident Coordinator (SARC) till FN-systemet eller motsvarande vid internationella finansieringsinstitutioner. För att inte deltagarna i JPO och SARC-programmen ska förlora pensionspoäng i Sverige under JPO/SARC-tjänstgöringen har Sida sedan 1968 (ca) tecknat en pensions -och livförsäkring genom Försäkringsbolaget SPP för samtliga JPO. För de personer som får en SARC -tjänst och som tidigare innehaft FN -tjänst, som berättigat till inbetalningar till UN Pension Fund, fortsätter Sida betala in till denna försäkring. För övriga SARC tecknar Sida BenEx-försäkringen. SPPs pensionsförsäkring heter idag BenEx, Benefits for Expatriates, och livförsäkringsdelen ägs av SPP/Bliwa ömsesidigt. Den föreslagna budgeten är för 3 år eftersom JPO/SARC-programmet är 3 år. Dock förväntas denna insats fortsätta även efter 3 år då rekryteringen till JPO/SARC-programmet förväntas fortsätta. Insatsens avsedda effekt är att Sidas deltagare i JPO/SARC-programmen inte ska förlora sina pensionspoäng under tiden som JPO/SARC-programmet pågår ( 1-3 år) samt att under samma tid inneha en livförsäkring. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1043462 420479 0 0 318022 298883 -4100000 -4500000 266551 4500000 458889 277298 4100000 -272762 0 -4382940 4500000 1463941 Sida 318022 Sida 266551 Sida 458889 Sida 298883 Sida 277298 Sida -272762 Sida 117060 Sida SE-0-SE-6-54120242-5412024202 Sweden This is a support effort in the form of a pension and life insurance policy for participants in the JPO/SARC programmes. Sida/CAPDEV has been commissioned by the government to recruit and fund Junior Professional Officers (JPO) and Special Assistants to the Resident Coordinator (SARC) to the UN system or equivalent at international financial institutions. In order for the participants in the JPO and SARC programs not to lose pension points in Sweden during the JPO/SARC service, Sida has since 1968 (approx)taken out a pension and life insurance through the insurance company SPP for all JPO. For those persons who receive a SARC post and who previously held UN service, who are eligible for contributions to the UN Pension Fund, Sida continues to pay into this insurance. For the rest of SARC, Sida takes out the BenEx insurance. SPP's pension insurance is today called BenEx, Benefits for Expatriates, and the life insurance part is mutually owned by SPP/Bliwa. The proposed budget is for 3 years because the JPO/SARC program is 3 years. However, this effort is expected to continue even after 3 years when recruitment to the JPO/SARC program is expected to continue. Detta är en stödinsats i form av en pensions- och livförsäkring för deltagare i JPO/SARC-programmen. Sida/CAPDEV har av regeringen fått i uppdrag att rekrytera och finansiera Junior Professional Officers (JPO) och Special Assistants to the Resident Coordinator (SARC) till FN-systemet eller motsvarande vid internationella finansieringsinstitutioner. För att inte deltagarna i JPO och SARC-programmen ska förlora pensionspoäng i Sverige under JPO/SARC-tjänstgöringen har Sida sedan 1968 (ca) tecknat en pensions -och livförsäkring genom Försäkringsbolaget SPP för samtliga JPO. För de personer som får en SARC -tjänst och som tidigare innehaft FN -tjänst, som berättigat till inbetalningar till UN Pension Fund, fortsätter Sida betala in till denna försäkring. För övriga SARC tecknar Sida BenEx-försäkringen. SPPs pensionsförsäkring heter idag BenEx, Benefits for Expatriates, och livförsäkringsdelen ägs av SPP/Bliwa ömsesidigt. Den föreslagna budgeten är för 3 år eftersom JPO/SARC-programmet är 3 år. Dock förväntas denna insats fortsätta även efter 3 år då rekryteringen till JPO/SARC-programmet förväntas fortsätta. Insatsens avsedda effekt är att Sidas deltagare i JPO/SARC-programmen inte ska förlora sina pensionspoäng under tiden som JPO/SARC-programmet pågår ( 1-3 år) samt att under samma tid inneha en livförsäkring. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2964371 2791416 784103 399673 337588 279102 138395 334348 286633 130491 378608 409826 274660 0 0 0 355928 119370 340094 0 221510 336397 394041 501818 399568 0 0 280712 0 223769 0 1512 157215 119262 119370 6539890 Sida 378608 Sida 284257 Sida 342470 Sida 355928 Sida 399673 Sida 394041 Sida 409826 Sida 399568 Sida 334348 Sida 337588 Sida 279102 Sida 501818 Sida 336397 Sida 280712 Sida 274660 Sida 223769 Sida 221510 Sida 1512 Sida 157215 Sida 138395 Sida 130491 Sida 119262 Sida 119370 Sida 119370 Sida SE-0-SE-6-54120242-5412024203 Sweden This is a support effort in the form of a pension and life insurance policy for participants in the JPO/SARC programmes. Sida/CAPDEV has been commissioned by the government to recruit and fund Junior Professional Officers (JPO) and Special Assistants to the Resident Coordinator (SARC) to the UN system or equivalent at international financial institutions. In order for the participants in the JPO and SARC programs not to lose pension points in Sweden during the JPO/SARC service, Sida has since 1968 (approx)taken out a pension and life insurance through the insurance company SPP for all JPO. For those persons who receive a SARC post and who previously held UN service, who are eligible for contributions to the UN Pension Fund, Sida continues to pay into this insurance. For the rest of SARC, Sida takes out the BenEx insurance. SPP's pension insurance is today called BenEx, Benefits for Expatriates, and the life insurance part is mutually owned by SPP/Bliwa. The proposed budget is for 3 years because the JPO/SARC program is 3 years. However, this effort is expected to continue even after 3 years when recruitment to the JPO/SARC program is expected to continue. Detta är en stödinsats i form av en pensions- och livförsäkring för deltagare i JPO/SARC-programmen. Sida/CAPDEV har av regeringen fått i uppdrag att rekrytera och finansiera Junior Professional Officers (JPO) och Special Assistants to the Resident Coordinator (SARC) till FN-systemet eller motsvarande vid internationella finansieringsinstitutioner. För att inte deltagarna i JPO och SARC-programmen ska förlora pensionspoäng i Sverige under JPO/SARC-tjänstgöringen har Sida sedan 1968 (ca) tecknat en pensions -och livförsäkring genom Försäkringsbolaget SPP för samtliga JPO. För de personer som får en SARC -tjänst och som tidigare innehaft FN -tjänst, som berättigat till inbetalningar till UN Pension Fund, fortsätter Sida betala in till denna försäkring. För övriga SARC tecknar Sida BenEx-försäkringen. SPPs pensionsförsäkring heter idag BenEx, Benefits for Expatriates, och livförsäkringsdelen ägs av SPP/Bliwa ömsesidigt. Den föreslagna budgeten är för 3 år eftersom JPO/SARC-programmet är 3 år. Dock förväntas denna insats fortsätta även efter 3 år då rekryteringen till JPO/SARC-programmet förväntas fortsätta. Insatsens avsedda effekt är att Sidas deltagare i JPO/SARC-programmen inte ska förlora sina pensionspoäng under tiden som JPO/SARC-programmet pågår ( 1-3 år) samt att under samma tid inneha en livförsäkring. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 617475 982525 119370 101502 101502 101502 111412 82021 101502 100800 101561 4422 0 43320 -87680 101609 0 0 15914 -15914 1600000 Sida 119370 Sida 111412 Sida 82021 Sida 101561 Sida 101609 Sida 101502 Sida 101502 Sida 101502 Sida 101502 Sida 100800 Sida -87680 Sida 43320 Sida 4422 Sida 15914 Sida -15914 Sida Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-55000007 Sweden The goal of the project is to contribute to the development of better and more inclusive governance in Serbia where decisions on environmental issues are consensus-based. Programme objectives are: 1) Functional dialogue established between environmental CSOs and governmental sector. 2)Environmental CSOs proactively impact decision-making at any Målet med projektet är att bidra till utvecklingen av bättre och mer inkluderande styrelseformer i Serbien där beslut om miljöfrågor bygger på enighet. Utbildningens mål är: 1) Funktionell dialog mellan miljö CSO och statlig sektor. 2) Miljö CSO proaktivt påverka beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2014Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The intervention maintaines its effects at reasonable level, it remains relevant and with strong potential to deliver the objectives. The project implementation in the first 18 months (31 October 2012 to 30 April 2014) has been ongoing smoothly and the expected outputs been delivered timely and in line with the budgets. Component-wise, available data indicate that the grants’ components in the two programmes are likely to have produced sustainable outcomes both in terms of external effects and through enhanced CSO cooperation. It appears likely that the Networking part of the Component has served increased CSO cooperation, while the consultation process under Component 3 is still expected to enhance the dialogue between two sectors. The available information at this stage indicate that the consultation processes have represented a useful learning process for some ECSOs and was a good and innovative attempt. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55000007-5500000701 Sweden The goal of the project is to contribute to the development of better and more inclusive governance in Serbia where decisions on environmental issues are consensus-based. Programme objectives are: 1) Functional dialogue established between environmental CSOs and governmental sector. 2)Environmental CSOs proactively impact decision-making at any Målet med projektet är att bidra till utvecklingen av bättre och mer inkluderande styrelseformer i Serbien där beslut om miljöfrågor bygger på enighet. Utbildningens mål är: 1) Funktionell dialog mellan miljö CSO och statlig sektor. 2) Miljö CSO proaktivt påverka beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Sweden REC/The Regional Environmental Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 7500000 7500000 6350000 215149 -1224273 275727 7500000 0 6350000 7500000 -1500000 20340876 Dev. country based NGOs 7500000 Dev. country based NGOs 7500000 Dev. country based NGOs 6350000 Dev. country based NGOs -1224272.97 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55000007-5500000702 Sweden The goal of the project is to contribute to the development of better and more inclusive governance in Serbia where decisions on environmental issues are consensus-based. Programme objectives are: 1) Functional dialogue established between environmental CSOs and governmental sector. 2)Environmental CSOs proactively impact decision-making at any Målet med projektet är att bidra till utvecklingen av bättre och mer inkluderande styrelseformer i Serbien där beslut om miljöfrågor bygger på enighet. Utbildningens mål är: 1) Funktionell dialog mellan miljö CSO och statlig sektor. 2) Miljö CSO proaktivt påverka beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Sweden REC/The Regional Environmental Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 63801 -5449 69250 63801 Dev. country based NGOs 63800.83 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000007-5500000703 Sweden The goal of the project is to contribute to the development of better and more inclusive governance in Serbia where decisions on environmental issues are consensus-based. Programme objectives are: 1) Functional dialogue established between environmental CSOs and governmental sector. 2)Environmental CSOs proactively impact decision-making at any Målet med projektet är att bidra till utvecklingen av bättre och mer inkluderande styrelseformer i Serbien där beslut om miljöfrågor bygger på enighet. Utbildningens mål är: 1) Funktionell dialog mellan miljö CSO och statlig sektor. 2) Miljö CSO proaktivt påverka beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Sweden REC/The Regional Environmental Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 90300 300000 -209700 90300 Dev. country based NGOs 90300 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000026 Sweden The objective of this project is to support the development of the IT Strategy for the Serbian Ministry of Interior and the accompanying institutional capacity and business processes. It will also improve the transparency and cost-efficiency of the service that the Ministry delivers to the citizens. It will be implemented by IMG and MoI during 20 months. I december 2013 beslutade Sida att finansiera "IT Strategy Serbian Ministry of Interior" med 14 600 000 SEK. Projektets huvudfokus är på god samhällsstyrning, med användning av IT- reformen som en språngbräda för den övergripande reformen av statlig förvaltningen. Projektet hade tre huvudmål: a) att utarbeta analysen av den nuvarande situationen när det gäller informations-kommunikationsteknik (ICT) - AS IS Analys, b) att utveckla strategi och handlingsplan för utveckling inom informations- och kommunikationstekniksområdet och c) för att vidareutveckla ett e-förvaltning systemet i inrikesministeriet (MoI). I april 2015, sökte inrikesministeriet ytterligare medel gällande mjukvara för HRM system. Den tilläggsbudgeten är 10 209 000 SEK och den förlängda projektperioden är 12 månader. Den föreslagna förlängningen bygger på två Sida-finansierade insatser: "IT Strategy Ministry of Interior" och "Introduktion av ett modernt styrningssystem för personalresurser (HRM system) på Serbiens Inrikesministerium". IT strategikomponenten har utvecklat en AS IS Analys, som visar kritiska punkter i systemet och drar slutsatsen att sektorn för Analys, telekommunikation och informationsteknik har den kapacitet som krävs för att ta sig an den fortsatta ICT-utvecklingen. HRM projektet har utvecklat en strategi för reformeringen av HRM-funktionen i inrikesministeriet, som innehöll ett förslag till inrättandet av en ny HRM sektor. För att detta HRM sektor ska fungera, behöver ministeriet lämpliga IT-lösningar, som rekommenderas i projektets utvärderingsrapport. Den nya komponenten kommer därför att fokusera på utvecklingen av IT-systemet för HRM baserat på en välgenomarbetad affärsprocessanalys för HRM. Det kommer alltså att fungera som ett komplement till pågående IPA twinning, vilket kräver en fungerande HRM-sektor för att stödja utbyggnaden av reformprocessen av HRM. Den nya komponenten kommer därmed att bidra till det övergripande målet för IT-strategiprojektet, genom att stärka ICT-systemet som en viktig möjliggörare av strategisk styrningsprocesser. Förslaget innehåller ett nytt resultat (outcome), med outputs och indikatorer som är harmoniserade med det övergripande målet för IT-strategiprojektet. Budgeten för förlängningsperioden är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Det föreslagna bidraget bedöms som kostnadseffektivt, eftersom användningen av befintlig projektledning kommer att minska eventuella nya kostnader som Sida kan ha för en alternativ lösning. Det pågående projektet löper till den 31 december 2015 och den nya komponenten kommer att fortsätta i ytterligare fem månader efter det. Budgeten omfattar således projektledning kostnader och driftskostnader för 5 månader i stället för 12 månader. Tillgången till IT-experter som redan används under den pågående fasen av stöd är en annan aspekt som kommer att underlätta hanteringen och minska kostnaderna. Andelen av arvode i den förlängda projektperioden är 9 % och indirekta kostnader som debiteras av IMG ligger kvar på 7 %. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna och är i linje med de svenska strategiskmålen. IMG kommer att ansvara för den finansiella och administrativa förvaltningen, medan Mol och projektteamet (som kommer att sitta i ministeriet) kommer att ansvara för den operativa förvaltningen. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via IMG, vilket i sin tur kommer att kontraktera alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. IMG har valts ut av ministeriet. Sida finner detta fullt godtagbart givet deras goda resultat i regionen. IMG tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Dessutom anses IMG vara en politiskt neutral organisation, vilket är viktigt i detta sammanhang. Det finns nya osäkerheter när det gäller framtiden för IMG, eftersom deras status och privilegier har utsatts för Europeiska kommissionens interna granskning. Anklagelserna att IMG inte är en internationell organisation har tillbakavisats, men det finns en reservation i förhållande till kommissionens framtida direkta kontrakt med dem. Ändå bör detta inte påverka hur IMG arbetar i regionen. Sida bedömer att detta projekt kan genomföras utan hinder under den angivna perioden. Starkt lokalt ägande och engagemang är kärnan i detta projekt. Projektet syftar till att bidra till en hållbar, medellång och Iångsikt strategisk kapacitetsutveckling inom IT i serbiska inrikesministeriet genom att stödja inrättandet av HRM IT-system, som en av de viktigaste funktionerna i det strategiska styrningssystemet. Programmet är i linje med nationellt fastställde prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av IMG. Sida bedömer fortfarande att det inte finns tillräcklig kapacitet på serbisk sida för att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon programme budget. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av det övergripande programmet har uppdaterats, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i riskanalysregistret. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Security system management and reform Conflict, Peace & Security General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: During the 39 months long project period, all planned activities were executed including additional activities related to cost- and no-cost extension of the Project. The intended outcome was to support the strategic development within the Ministry of Interior in order for it to be able to render its services to citizens in a more efficient manner. Another outcome was to support the MoI in its efforts to meet EC recommendations related to the EU negotiations and Chapter 24. The project is composed of six result areas with determined outputs and outcomes. Each result area had a clear set of criteria with a purpose to measure the level of output. According to the report all activities pertaining to different result areas were completed to the fullest degree. Thus, one can conclude that the project has progressed towards the intended outcome. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55000026-5500002601 Sweden The objective of this project is to support the development of the IT Strategy for the Serbian Ministry of Interior and the accompanying institutional capacity and business processes. It will also improve the transparency and cost-efficiency of the service that the Ministry delivers to the citizens. It will be implemented by IMG and MoI during 20 months. I december 2013 beslutade Sida att finansiera "IT Strategy Serbian Ministry of Interior" med 14 600 000 SEK. Projektets huvudfokus är på god samhällsstyrning, med användning av IT- reformen som en språngbräda för den övergripande reformen av statlig förvaltningen. Projektet hade tre huvudmål: a) att utarbeta analysen av den nuvarande situationen när det gäller informations-kommunikationsteknik (ICT) - AS IS Analys, b) att utveckla strategi och handlingsplan för utveckling inom informations- och kommunikationstekniksområdet och c) för att vidareutveckla ett e-förvaltning systemet i inrikesministeriet (MoI). I april 2015, sökte inrikesministeriet ytterligare medel gällande mjukvara för HRM system. Den tilläggsbudgeten är 10 209 000 SEK och den förlängda projektperioden är 12 månader. Den föreslagna förlängningen bygger på två Sida-finansierade insatser: "IT Strategy Ministry of Interior" och "Introduktion av ett modernt styrningssystem för personalresurser (HRM system) på Serbiens Inrikesministerium". IT strategikomponenten har utvecklat en AS IS Analys, som visar kritiska punkter i systemet och drar slutsatsen att sektorn för Analys, telekommunikation och informationsteknik har den kapacitet som krävs för att ta sig an den fortsatta ICT-utvecklingen. HRM projektet har utvecklat en strategi för reformeringen av HRM-funktionen i inrikesministeriet, som innehöll ett förslag till inrättandet av en ny HRM sektor. För att detta HRM sektor ska fungera, behöver ministeriet lämpliga IT-lösningar, som rekommenderas i projektets utvärderingsrapport. Den nya komponenten kommer därför att fokusera på utvecklingen av IT-systemet för HRM baserat på en välgenomarbetad affärsprocessanalys för HRM. Det kommer alltså att fungera som ett komplement till pågående IPA twinning, vilket kräver en fungerande HRM-sektor för att stödja utbyggnaden av reformprocessen av HRM. Den nya komponenten kommer därmed att bidra till det övergripande målet för IT-strategiprojektet, genom att stärka ICT-systemet som en viktig möjliggörare av strategisk styrningsprocesser. Förslaget innehåller ett nytt resultat (outcome), med outputs och indikatorer som är harmoniserade med det övergripande målet för IT-strategiprojektet. Budgeten för förlängningsperioden är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Det föreslagna bidraget bedöms som kostnadseffektivt, eftersom användningen av befintlig projektledning kommer att minska eventuella nya kostnader som Sida kan ha för en alternativ lösning. Det pågående projektet löper till den 31 december 2015 och den nya komponenten kommer att fortsätta i ytterligare fem månader efter det. Budgeten omfattar således projektledning kostnader och driftskostnader för 5 månader i stället för 12 månader. Tillgången till IT-experter som redan används under den pågående fasen av stöd är en annan aspekt som kommer att underlätta hanteringen och minska kostnaderna. Andelen av arvode i den förlängda projektperioden är 9 % och indirekta kostnader som debiteras av IMG ligger kvar på 7 %. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna och är i linje med de svenska strategiskmålen. IMG kommer att ansvara för den finansiella och administrativa förvaltningen, medan Mol och projektteamet (som kommer att sitta i ministeriet) kommer att ansvara för den operativa förvaltningen. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via IMG, vilket i sin tur kommer att kontraktera alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. IMG har valts ut av ministeriet. Sida finner detta fullt godtagbart givet deras goda resultat i regionen. IMG tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Dessutom anses IMG vara en politiskt neutral organisation, vilket är viktigt i detta sammanhang. Det finns nya osäkerheter när det gäller framtiden för IMG, eftersom deras status och privilegier har utsatts för Europeiska kommissionens interna granskning. Anklagelserna att IMG inte är en internationell organisation har tillbakavisats, men det finns en reservation i förhållande till kommissionens framtida direkta kontrakt med dem. Ändå bör detta inte påverka hur IMG arbetar i regionen. Sida bedömer att detta projekt kan genomföras utan hinder under den angivna perioden. Starkt lokalt ägande och engagemang är kärnan i detta projekt. Projektet syftar till att bidra till en hållbar, medellång och Iångsikt strategisk kapacitetsutveckling inom IT i serbiska inrikesministeriet genom att stödja inrättandet av HRM IT-system, som en av de viktigaste funktionerna i det strategiska styrningssystemet. Programmet är i linje med nationellt fastställde prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av IMG. Sida bedömer fortfarande att det inte finns tillräcklig kapacitet på serbisk sida för att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon programme budget. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av det övergripande programmet har uppdaterats, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i riskanalysregistret. Sweden IMG/International Management Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IMG/International Management Group Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 8000000 6600000 0 0 8000000 0 0 6600000 14600000 IMG/International Management Group 8000000 IMG/International Management Group 6600000 IMG/International Management Group -358220.06 IMG/International Management Group Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more democratic and efficient police force Västra Balkan: En mer demokratisk och effektiv poliskår Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000026-5500002602 Sweden The objective of this project is to support the development of the IT Strategy for the Serbian Ministry of Interior and the accompanying institutional capacity and business processes. It will also improve the transparency and cost-efficiency of the service that the Ministry delivers to the citizens. It will be implemented by IMG and MoI during 20 months. I december 2013 beslutade Sida att finansiera "IT Strategy Serbian Ministry of Interior" med 14 600 000 SEK. Projektets huvudfokus är på god samhällsstyrning, med användning av IT- reformen som en språngbräda för den övergripande reformen av statlig förvaltningen. Projektet hade tre huvudmål: a) att utarbeta analysen av den nuvarande situationen när det gäller informations-kommunikationsteknik (ICT) - AS IS Analys, b) att utveckla strategi och handlingsplan för utveckling inom informations- och kommunikationstekniksområdet och c) för att vidareutveckla ett e-förvaltning systemet i inrikesministeriet (MoI). I april 2015, sökte inrikesministeriet ytterligare medel gällande mjukvara för HRM system. Den tilläggsbudgeten är 10 209 000 SEK och den förlängda projektperioden är 12 månader. Den föreslagna förlängningen bygger på två Sida-finansierade insatser: "IT Strategy Ministry of Interior" och "Introduktion av ett modernt styrningssystem för personalresurser (HRM system) på Serbiens Inrikesministerium". IT strategikomponenten har utvecklat en AS IS Analys, som visar kritiska punkter i systemet och drar slutsatsen att sektorn för Analys, telekommunikation och informationsteknik har den kapacitet som krävs för att ta sig an den fortsatta ICT-utvecklingen. HRM projektet har utvecklat en strategi för reformeringen av HRM-funktionen i inrikesministeriet, som innehöll ett förslag till inrättandet av en ny HRM sektor. För att detta HRM sektor ska fungera, behöver ministeriet lämpliga IT-lösningar, som rekommenderas i projektets utvärderingsrapport. Den nya komponenten kommer därför att fokusera på utvecklingen av IT-systemet för HRM baserat på en välgenomarbetad affärsprocessanalys för HRM. Det kommer alltså att fungera som ett komplement till pågående IPA twinning, vilket kräver en fungerande HRM-sektor för att stödja utbyggnaden av reformprocessen av HRM. Den nya komponenten kommer därmed att bidra till det övergripande målet för IT-strategiprojektet, genom att stärka ICT-systemet som en viktig möjliggörare av strategisk styrningsprocesser. Förslaget innehåller ett nytt resultat (outcome), med outputs och indikatorer som är harmoniserade med det övergripande målet för IT-strategiprojektet. Budgeten för förlängningsperioden är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Det föreslagna bidraget bedöms som kostnadseffektivt, eftersom användningen av befintlig projektledning kommer att minska eventuella nya kostnader som Sida kan ha för en alternativ lösning. Det pågående projektet löper till den 31 december 2015 och den nya komponenten kommer att fortsätta i ytterligare fem månader efter det. Budgeten omfattar således projektledning kostnader och driftskostnader för 5 månader i stället för 12 månader. Tillgången till IT-experter som redan används under den pågående fasen av stöd är en annan aspekt som kommer att underlätta hanteringen och minska kostnaderna. Andelen av arvode i den förlängda projektperioden är 9 % och indirekta kostnader som debiteras av IMG ligger kvar på 7 %. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna och är i linje med de svenska strategiskmålen. IMG kommer att ansvara för den finansiella och administrativa förvaltningen, medan Mol och projektteamet (som kommer att sitta i ministeriet) kommer att ansvara för den operativa förvaltningen. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via IMG, vilket i sin tur kommer att kontraktera alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. IMG har valts ut av ministeriet. Sida finner detta fullt godtagbart givet deras goda resultat i regionen. IMG tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Dessutom anses IMG vara en politiskt neutral organisation, vilket är viktigt i detta sammanhang. Det finns nya osäkerheter när det gäller framtiden för IMG, eftersom deras status och privilegier har utsatts för Europeiska kommissionens interna granskning. Anklagelserna att IMG inte är en internationell organisation har tillbakavisats, men det finns en reservation i förhållande till kommissionens framtida direkta kontrakt med dem. Ändå bör detta inte påverka hur IMG arbetar i regionen. Sida bedömer att detta projekt kan genomföras utan hinder under den angivna perioden. Starkt lokalt ägande och engagemang är kärnan i detta projekt. Projektet syftar till att bidra till en hållbar, medellång och Iångsikt strategisk kapacitetsutveckling inom IT i serbiska inrikesministeriet genom att stödja inrättandet av HRM IT-system, som en av de viktigaste funktionerna i det strategiska styrningssystemet. Programmet är i linje med nationellt fastställde prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av IMG. Sida bedömer fortfarande att det inte finns tillräcklig kapacitet på serbisk sida för att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon programme budget. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av det övergripande programmet har uppdaterats, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i riskanalysregistret. Sweden IMG/International Management Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IMG/International Management Group Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10209000 10209000 10209000 IMG/International Management Group 10209000 IMG/International Management Group Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more democratic and efficient police force Västra Balkan: En mer demokratisk och effektiv poliskår Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000026-5500002603 Sweden The objective of this project is to support the development of the IT Strategy for the Serbian Ministry of Interior and the accompanying institutional capacity and business processes. It will also improve the transparency and cost-efficiency of the service that the Ministry delivers to the citizens. It will be implemented by IMG and MoI during 20 months. I december 2013 beslutade Sida att finansiera "IT Strategy Serbian Ministry of Interior" med 14 600 000 SEK. Projektets huvudfokus är på god samhällsstyrning, med användning av IT- reformen som en språngbräda för den övergripande reformen av statlig förvaltningen. Projektet hade tre huvudmål: a) att utarbeta analysen av den nuvarande situationen när det gäller informations-kommunikationsteknik (ICT) - AS IS Analys, b) att utveckla strategi och handlingsplan för utveckling inom informations- och kommunikationstekniksområdet och c) för att vidareutveckla ett e-förvaltning systemet i inrikesministeriet (MoI). I april 2015, sökte inrikesministeriet ytterligare medel gällande mjukvara för HRM system. Den tilläggsbudgeten är 10 209 000 SEK och den förlängda projektperioden är 12 månader. Den föreslagna förlängningen bygger på två Sida-finansierade insatser: "IT Strategy Ministry of Interior" och "Introduktion av ett modernt styrningssystem för personalresurser (HRM system) på Serbiens Inrikesministerium". IT strategikomponenten har utvecklat en AS IS Analys, som visar kritiska punkter i systemet och drar slutsatsen att sektorn för Analys, telekommunikation och informationsteknik har den kapacitet som krävs för att ta sig an den fortsatta ICT-utvecklingen. HRM projektet har utvecklat en strategi för reformeringen av HRM-funktionen i inrikesministeriet, som innehöll ett förslag till inrättandet av en ny HRM sektor. För att detta HRM sektor ska fungera, behöver ministeriet lämpliga IT-lösningar, som rekommenderas i projektets utvärderingsrapport. Den nya komponenten kommer därför att fokusera på utvecklingen av IT-systemet för HRM baserat på en välgenomarbetad affärsprocessanalys för HRM. Det kommer alltså att fungera som ett komplement till pågående IPA twinning, vilket kräver en fungerande HRM-sektor för att stödja utbyggnaden av reformprocessen av HRM. Den nya komponenten kommer därmed att bidra till det övergripande målet för IT-strategiprojektet, genom att stärka ICT-systemet som en viktig möjliggörare av strategisk styrningsprocesser. Förslaget innehåller ett nytt resultat (outcome), med outputs och indikatorer som är harmoniserade med det övergripande målet för IT-strategiprojektet. Budgeten för förlängningsperioden är rimlig i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Det föreslagna bidraget bedöms som kostnadseffektivt, eftersom användningen av befintlig projektledning kommer att minska eventuella nya kostnader som Sida kan ha för en alternativ lösning. Det pågående projektet löper till den 31 december 2015 och den nya komponenten kommer att fortsätta i ytterligare fem månader efter det. Budgeten omfattar således projektledning kostnader och driftskostnader för 5 månader i stället för 12 månader. Tillgången till IT-experter som redan används under den pågående fasen av stöd är en annan aspekt som kommer att underlätta hanteringen och minska kostnaderna. Andelen av arvode i den förlängda projektperioden är 9 % och indirekta kostnader som debiteras av IMG ligger kvar på 7 %. Bidraget bedöms som relevant, eftersom det följer de nationellt fastställda prioriteringarna och är i linje med de svenska strategiskmålen. IMG kommer att ansvara för den finansiella och administrativa förvaltningen, medan Mol och projektteamet (som kommer att sitta i ministeriet) kommer att ansvara för den operativa förvaltningen. Medel kommer att kanaliseras via IMG, vilket i sin tur kommer att kontraktera alla nödvändiga tjänster och utföra kontrollen av användningen av medlen och organisera extern revision. IMG har valts ut av ministeriet. Sida finner detta fullt godtagbart givet deras goda resultat i regionen. IMG tillämpar internationella redovisningsstandarder och anses ha kapacitet att leverera en effektiv hantering av resurserna med minimal förvaltningsrisk. Dessutom anses IMG vara en politiskt neutral organisation, vilket är viktigt i detta sammanhang. Det finns nya osäkerheter när det gäller framtiden för IMG, eftersom deras status och privilegier har utsatts för Europeiska kommissionens interna granskning. Anklagelserna att IMG inte är en internationell organisation har tillbakavisats, men det finns en reservation i förhållande till kommissionens framtida direkta kontrakt med dem. Ändå bör detta inte påverka hur IMG arbetar i regionen. Sida bedömer att detta projekt kan genomföras utan hinder under den angivna perioden. Starkt lokalt ägande och engagemang är kärnan i detta projekt. Projektet syftar till att bidra till en hållbar, medellång och Iångsikt strategisk kapacitetsutveckling inom IT i serbiska inrikesministeriet genom att stödja inrättandet av HRM IT-system, som en av de viktigaste funktionerna i det strategiska styrningssystemet. Programmet är i linje med nationellt fastställde prioriteringarna, men finansieringsmodaliteten är inte i linje med partnerns eget system, eftersom finansiell förvaltning sker helt av IMG. Sida bedömer fortfarande att det inte finns tillräcklig kapacitet på serbisk sida för att slussa medel genom nationella partnerinstitutioner, eftersom det inte finns någon programme budget. Riskerna för effektiviteten och genomförbarheten av det övergripande programmet har uppdaterats, dokumenterats och sammanfattats i riskanalysregistret. Sweden IMG/International Management Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IMG/International Management Group Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2224000 2224000 2224000 IMG/International Management Group 2224000 IMG/International Management Group Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more democratic and efficient police force Västra Balkan: En mer demokratisk och effektiv poliskår Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020172 Sweden The project's main aim is to support private and decentralised forestry development in Kosovo and, for relevant issues, also at regional level Projektets huvudsakliga mål är att stötta privat och decentraliserad skogsutveckling i Kosovo och, för relevanta punkter, också på regional nivå. Improved management of decentralized forests, which includes: Increased capacities of municipalities and forestry administration; Support adapted legal framework and strategy of forestry in decentralized forest management; and Joint forest management and practices supported. Improved management of private forests in Kosovo, which includes: Improved structure and functioning of National Associations of Private Forest Owners (NAPFO) and Associations of Private Forest Owners (APFO); Increased capacity and service delivery of associations; Increased capacities of women and youth in sustainable forest management and forest product value chains; and Inclusion of private forestry in forestry and rural development policies, programmes and legislation (including subsidy schemes). Increased application of renewable energy from wood biomass addressing environmental services and income generation, which includes: Capacity strengthened related to wood biomass for renewable energy; Good practise and innovative approaches developed for wood biomass and non-wood forest products (NWFPs) in agro-forestry and rehabilitation of degraded forests; and carbon sequestration (CS) assessed through measurements in different silvi-cultural models. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Forestry development Forestry Outcome 1 - Improved management of decentralized forests in Kosovo Capacity development of 200 officials of municipalities, Kosovo Forestry Agency and beneficiaries on Joint Forest Management are trained; Capacity development of 582 Forest Family owners on JFM are trained; 1316 Forest Families are informed on JFM 35 beneficiary families have harvested and used the wood mass of 200 m3 to meet the needs of their families with firewood through JFM practices. Outcome 2 - Improved management of private forests in Kosovo National Association of Private Forestry Owners (NAPFO) and Association of Private Forestry Owners (APFO) have provided service delivery to their members: trainings on forest management plans, silvicultural work, fire protection, use of motor chain and safety measures NAPFO membership has been increased in total 10,800 members within 25 APFOs, where 20% of them are women; Technical skills and capacity development of vulnarble women and youth are development; Increased production of Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFP) and value chain has indicated on additional jobs creation (permanent and seasonal), averagely each beneficiary has increased income for 400 Euro annually and generated 0.7 permanent jobs and 0.7 temporary jobs Addendum project result achieved: Women and Youth Producers Groups (WYPG) have improved skills of cultivation of MAPs and increase cultivation surface areas with MAP; Strengthening of network between members of the APFO, rural women farmers and existing market actors i.e. collection point, processors and exporters for MAPs/NTFP; Outcome 3 - Increased application of biomass production for climate change mitigation Promotion of wood biomass production from proper treatment of degraded forestry, use of wood waste and supplying two schools in Hani I Elezit with 100 m3 of wood cheeps; Promotion of chestnuts degraded forest revitalization are promoted Addendum project result achieved: Promotion of application of new technologies of cultivation of chestnuts orchards; Finalization of two more (2) case studies for Biomass District Heating Systems (DH) for municipalities were developed for the municipality of Junik and Hani Elezit; Monitoring Report about carbon sequestration and biomass growth from 130 pilot plots are finalized During 2020, two filed visits where conducted, one of which with Embassy collagues. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020172-5502017201 Sweden The project's main aim is to support private and decentralised forestry development in Kosovo and, for relevant issues, also at regional level Projektets huvudsakliga mål är att stötta privat och decentraliserad skogsutveckling i Kosovo och, för relevanta punkter, också på regional nivå. Improved management of decentralized forests, which includes: Increased capacities of municipalities and forestry administration; Support adapted legal framework and strategy of forestry in decentralized forest management; and Joint forest management and practices supported. Improved management of private forests in Kosovo, which includes: Improved structure and functioning of National Associations of Private Forest Owners (NAPFO) and Associations of Private Forest Owners (APFO); Increased capacity and service delivery of associations; Increased capacities of women and youth in sustainable forest management and forest product value chains; and Inclusion of private forestry in forestry and rural development policies, programmes and legislation (including subsidy schemes). Increased application of renewable energy from wood biomass addressing environmental services and income generation, which includes: Capacity strengthened related to wood biomass for renewable energy; Good practise and innovative approaches developed for wood biomass and non-wood forest products (NWFPs) in agro-forestry and rehabilitation of degraded forests; and carbon sequestration (CS) assessed through measurements in different silvi-cultural models. Sweden CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 9750000 6875000 3000000 3000000 4000000 2000000 9750000 3000000 6875000 4000000 4000000 -6875000 0 6875000 3000000 0 2000000 32625000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 4000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 2875000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 6875000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 6875000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 3000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 3000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 4000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 2000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55020172-5502017202 Sweden The project's main aim is to support private and decentralised forestry development in Kosovo and, for relevant issues, also at regional level Projektets huvudsakliga mål är att stötta privat och decentraliserad skogsutveckling i Kosovo och, för relevanta punkter, också på regional nivå. Improved management of decentralized forests, which includes: Increased capacities of municipalities and forestry administration; Support adapted legal framework and strategy of forestry in decentralized forest management; and Joint forest management and practices supported. Improved management of private forests in Kosovo, which includes: Improved structure and functioning of National Associations of Private Forest Owners (NAPFO) and Associations of Private Forest Owners (APFO); Increased capacity and service delivery of associations; Increased capacities of women and youth in sustainable forest management and forest product value chains; and Inclusion of private forestry in forestry and rural development policies, programmes and legislation (including subsidy schemes). Increased application of renewable energy from wood biomass addressing environmental services and income generation, which includes: Capacity strengthened related to wood biomass for renewable energy; Good practise and innovative approaches developed for wood biomass and non-wood forest products (NWFPs) in agro-forestry and rehabilitation of degraded forests; and carbon sequestration (CS) assessed through measurements in different silvi-cultural models. Sweden CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 3000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 3000000 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55020172-5502017204 Sweden The project's main aim is to support private and decentralised forestry development in Kosovo and, for relevant issues, also at regional level Projektets huvudsakliga mål är att stötta privat och decentraliserad skogsutveckling i Kosovo och, för relevanta punkter, också på regional nivå. Improved management of decentralized forests, which includes: Increased capacities of municipalities and forestry administration; Support adapted legal framework and strategy of forestry in decentralized forest management; and Joint forest management and practices supported. Improved management of private forests in Kosovo, which includes: Improved structure and functioning of National Associations of Private Forest Owners (NAPFO) and Associations of Private Forest Owners (APFO); Increased capacity and service delivery of associations; Increased capacities of women and youth in sustainable forest management and forest product value chains; and Inclusion of private forestry in forestry and rural development policies, programmes and legislation (including subsidy schemes). Increased application of renewable energy from wood biomass addressing environmental services and income generation, which includes: Capacity strengthened related to wood biomass for renewable energy; Good practise and innovative approaches developed for wood biomass and non-wood forest products (NWFPs) in agro-forestry and rehabilitation of degraded forests; and carbon sequestration (CS) assessed through measurements in different silvi-cultural models. Sweden CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -8404 -8404 -8404 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation -8404.27 CNVP Foundation/Connecting Natural Values and People Foundation Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55030013 Sweden Environment-Municiplities & Civil Society Miljö-kommuner & Civila samhället. 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Sweden REC/The Regional Environmental Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5000000 7000000 4000000 0 5000000 International NGO 4000000 International NGO 7000000 International NGO Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-55030205 Sweden The objective of the contribution is to improve sustainable services in the areas of water supply, wastewater management, solid waste management, energy efficiency, district heating, renewable energy and urban public transports. The contribution aims to support the countries in their EU-integration/EU-approximation process, to reduce negative environmental and climate change impact, to increase sustainable use of natural resources, to introduce institutional reforms and to increase households access to good public services. The contribution is a cooperation between Sida and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and represents a phase 2 of a programme that started in 2010. The phase 2 contribution was agreed in Novemebr 2014 with a support of 100 MSEK and is not extended with a replenishment of 30 MSEK. The contribution is regional and includes the countries in the Western Balkans and in Eastern Europe. It is a "programmatic trust fund", whereby the projects are identified and approved with a no-objection procedure from Sida. Sida´s support can be used for technical assistance or for investment grants. All the projects with support from Sida are part of a larger investment package with loans from EBRD and often also with more financiers. Sida´s contribution is used to address affordability constraints, to introduce higher environmental/energy requirements and to ensure institutional reforms. Results will be reported on per project and in the form of number of persons benefiting from improved services, reforms introduced in the utilities etc. The programme is relevant from a poverty perspective since the grant allocation to the investments is justified through an affordability analysis reltated to the ability of the pooer segments of the population to be able to pay for basic municipal services. Access to affordable municipal services like water and wastewater, solid waste, heating and public transport are key to be able to get out of poverty but also contribute to an enabling environment for economic growth. Consultancy services for implementation support and project preparation will ensure projects are developed to give universal access to ssuch services and that discremination against poor through e.g. misuse of funds are avoided. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra samhällsservice inom områdena vattenförsörjning, avloppsvattenhantering, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering, förnyelsebar energi och urbana allmänna transporter. Insatsen syftar till att stödja länderna i deras EU-integrering/tillnärmande, minska miljö- och klimatpåverkande utsläpp, förbättra hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, institutionella reformer och förbättra hushållens tillgång till bra kommunal service. Insatsen är ett samarbete mellan Sida och Europeiska Utvecklingsbanken (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, EBRD) och är en vidareutvecklad fas 2 av ett program som startade år 2010 (med en allokering om 235 mkr). Insatsen, till vilket ett stöd om 100 MSEK beslutades i november 2014 och som nu utökas med 30 MSEK, är regional och omfattar länderna på Västra Balkan och i Östeuropa. Insatsen är en s k programmatiskt fond, där de enskilda projekten identifieras allteftersom parter i länderna och banken bedömer att förutsättningar finns att påbörja förhandlingar. Sidas stöd kan användas till reformarbete, systemförbättringar, tekniskt (technical cooperation) och finansiellt stöd (utvecklingslån/investeringsgåva). Projekten har omfattande finansieringspaket, men det finns alltid ett lån (marknadsmässigt) från EBRD och sedan kommer såväl part i land och andra givare eller finansiärer (banker) in i olika omfattning. Resultat i form av antal personer med tillgång till bättre kommunal service, minskade utsläpp, väl fungerande kommunala bolag etc. kommer att redovisas per projekt. The first Sida-EBRD Municipal Environment and Climate Programme (SWME) contribution agreement was signed in 2009 for the period 2009-2014. The second Sida-EBRD Municipal Environment and Climate Programme Account II (SWM2) agreement was signed in 2014 for the period of 2015-2020. The overall objective of the funds are to promote sustainable use of natural resources, to protect the environment and to improve municipal public services for the benefit of citizens in EaP and WB. The programme also supports the countries in their EU approximation process respectively. The SWME fund has provided EUR 26 309 378 of funding for 42 technical cooperation projects and eight investment grants since establishment. The SWM2 fund has provided EUR 20 008 543 of funding for 40 technical cooperation projects and six investment grants since establishment. The two funds together provide assistance to the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine. The projects are also expected to reduce pollution and improve energy and other natural resource efficiency, although no specific combined targets were set for these results. Upgrading the services to EU standard will help the countries in their EU-approximation process. All projects are presented to Sida under a no-objection procedure. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Europe, regional Urban development and management Other Multisector the two environmental funds SWME (71300213) and SWM2 (55030205) are managed and followed up as one contribution and therefore we receive one report for both contributions. The idea has been that one contribution could be closed, but the underlying projects have not been completed and not all funds have been disbursed, which is why both contributions are still ongoing. SWME was extended during the year until the end of 2026. The overall goals of the funds are EU accession, reduced emissions, sustainable resource management, sustainable public services, energy efficiency, institutional reform, transition and social inclusion. The funds have been instrumental for the EBRD in implementing a range of municipal infrastructure projects. It can be stated that all projects are slow and in principle always need extra support from municipalities and/or ministries. Involving international consultants in combination with local ones usually means more efficient implementation and shorter lead times. Only projects that clearly demonstrate potential for achieving quantifiable and measurable results with regard to the overall objectives are eligible for funding under the facility. All projects contribute to one or more of the goals of the funds and the EBRD. The majority of projects resulted or are expected to lead to improved municipal services through introduction of operational efficiencies, loss reductions, better metering, demand side management, introduction of new efficient technologies and better outreach and communication with the customers. EBRD rapporterar årligen på de projekt som har slutförts. Då dessa oftast är projektförberedande så dröjer det innan man kan rapportera på själva byggandet av infrastrukturen. Under 2025 pågick 20 projekt, varav 7 slutfördes under året. Banken har presenterat en lång pipeline lista och ser stora behov av mer medel. Sida har inte kommunicerat huruvida man är beredd att bidra med mer medel. Rimligt vore att ta en mer aktiv diskussion inom Sida och ambassaderna kring vilka projekt som kan vara av intresse och därefter tillföra medel för just dessa. Ett viktigt projekt som presenterades var Termoelectrica i Moldavien som handlar om fjärrvärme. Förstudierna resulterade i en stor utbyggnad och reformering av fjärrvärmesystemet, först i Balti och sedan i Chishinau som finansierats av EBRD, EIB, EU NIP och E5P. Denna implementering kommer att pågå under en längre tid, men projektförberedelserna som denna insats finansierar är slutförda. Detta kommer leda till förbättrad fjärrvärme i upp till 3000 fastigheter med förbättrad energinyttjande hos varje hushåll då man infört mätare och andra åtgärder, ett förbättrat nät och reformerat tariffsystem. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030205-5503020501 Sweden The objective of the contribution is to improve sustainable services in the areas of water supply, wastewater management, solid waste management, energy efficiency, district heating, renewable energy and urban public transports. The contribution aims to support the countries in their EU-integration/EU-approximation process, to reduce negative environmental and climate change impact, to increase sustainable use of natural resources, to introduce institutional reforms and to increase households access to good public services. The contribution is a cooperation between Sida and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and represents a phase 2 of a programme that started in 2010. The phase 2 contribution was agreed in Novemebr 2014 with a support of 100 MSEK and is not extended with a replenishment of 30 MSEK. The contribution is regional and includes the countries in the Western Balkans and in Eastern Europe. It is a "programmatic trust fund", whereby the projects are identified and approved with a no-objection procedure from Sida. Sida´s support can be used for technical assistance or for investment grants. All the projects with support from Sida are part of a larger investment package with loans from EBRD and often also with more financiers. Sida´s contribution is used to address affordability constraints, to introduce higher environmental/energy requirements and to ensure institutional reforms. Results will be reported on per project and in the form of number of persons benefiting from improved services, reforms introduced in the utilities etc. The programme is relevant from a poverty perspective since the grant allocation to the investments is justified through an affordability analysis reltated to the ability of the pooer segments of the population to be able to pay for basic municipal services. Access to affordable municipal services like water and wastewater, solid waste, heating and public transport are key to be able to get out of poverty but also contribute to an enabling environment for economic growth. Consultancy services for implementation support and project preparation will ensure projects are developed to give universal access to ssuch services and that discremination against poor through e.g. misuse of funds are avoided. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra samhällsservice inom områdena vattenförsörjning, avloppsvattenhantering, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering, förnyelsebar energi och urbana allmänna transporter. Insatsen syftar till att stödja länderna i deras EU-integrering/tillnärmande, minska miljö- och klimatpåverkande utsläpp, förbättra hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, institutionella reformer och förbättra hushållens tillgång till bra kommunal service. Insatsen är ett samarbete mellan Sida och Europeiska Utvecklingsbanken (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, EBRD) och är en vidareutvecklad fas 2 av ett program som startade år 2010 (med en allokering om 235 mkr). Insatsen, till vilket ett stöd om 100 MSEK beslutades i november 2014 och som nu utökas med 30 MSEK, är regional och omfattar länderna på Västra Balkan och i Östeuropa. Insatsen är en s k programmatiskt fond, där de enskilda projekten identifieras allteftersom parter i länderna och banken bedömer att förutsättningar finns att påbörja förhandlingar. Sidas stöd kan användas till reformarbete, systemförbättringar, tekniskt (technical cooperation) och finansiellt stöd (utvecklingslån/investeringsgåva). Projekten har omfattande finansieringspaket, men det finns alltid ett lån (marknadsmässigt) från EBRD och sedan kommer såväl part i land och andra givare eller finansiärer (banker) in i olika omfattning. Resultat i form av antal personer med tillgång till bättre kommunal service, minskade utsläpp, väl fungerande kommunala bolag etc. kommer att redovisas per projekt. The first Sida-EBRD Municipal Environment and Climate Programme (SWME) contribution agreement was signed in 2009 for the period 2009-2014. The second Sida-EBRD Municipal Environment and Climate Programme Account II (SWM2) agreement was signed in 2014 for the period of 2015-2020. The overall objective of the funds are to promote sustainable use of natural resources, to protect the environment and to improve municipal public services for the benefit of citizens in EaP and WB. The programme also supports the countries in their EU approximation process respectively. The SWME fund has provided EUR 26 309 378 of funding for 42 technical cooperation projects and eight investment grants since establishment. The SWM2 fund has provided EUR 20 008 543 of funding for 40 technical cooperation projects and six investment grants since establishment. The two funds together provide assistance to the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine. The projects are also expected to reduce pollution and improve energy and other natural resource efficiency, although no specific combined targets were set for these results. Upgrading the services to EU standard will help the countries in their EU-approximation process. All projects are presented to Sida under a no-objection procedure. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 30000000 20000000 0 40000000 -10000000 10000000 0 30000000 20000000 90000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 40000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 30000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 20000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development SE-0-SE-6-55030205-5503020502 Sweden The objective of the contribution is to improve sustainable services in the areas of water supply, wastewater management, solid waste management, energy efficiency, district heating, renewable energy and urban public transports. The contribution aims to support the countries in their EU-integration/EU-approximation process, to reduce negative environmental and climate change impact, to increase sustainable use of natural resources, to introduce institutional reforms and to increase households access to good public services. The contribution is a cooperation between Sida and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and represents a phase 2 of a programme that started in 2010. The phase 2 contribution was agreed in Novemebr 2014 with a support of 100 MSEK and is not extended with a replenishment of 30 MSEK. The contribution is regional and includes the countries in the Western Balkans and in Eastern Europe. It is a "programmatic trust fund", whereby the projects are identified and approved with a no-objection procedure from Sida. Sida´s support can be used for technical assistance or for investment grants. All the projects with support from Sida are part of a larger investment package with loans from EBRD and often also with more financiers. Sida´s contribution is used to address affordability constraints, to introduce higher environmental/energy requirements and to ensure institutional reforms. Results will be reported on per project and in the form of number of persons benefiting from improved services, reforms introduced in the utilities etc. The programme is relevant from a poverty perspective since the grant allocation to the investments is justified through an affordability analysis reltated to the ability of the pooer segments of the population to be able to pay for basic municipal services. Access to affordable municipal services like water and wastewater, solid waste, heating and public transport are key to be able to get out of poverty but also contribute to an enabling environment for economic growth. Consultancy services for implementation support and project preparation will ensure projects are developed to give universal access to ssuch services and that discremination against poor through e.g. misuse of funds are avoided. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra samhällsservice inom områdena vattenförsörjning, avloppsvattenhantering, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering, förnyelsebar energi och urbana allmänna transporter. Insatsen syftar till att stödja länderna i deras EU-integrering/tillnärmande, minska miljö- och klimatpåverkande utsläpp, förbättra hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, institutionella reformer och förbättra hushållens tillgång till bra kommunal service. Insatsen är ett samarbete mellan Sida och Europeiska Utvecklingsbanken (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, EBRD) och är en vidareutvecklad fas 2 av ett program som startade år 2010 (med en allokering om 235 mkr). Insatsen, till vilket ett stöd om 100 MSEK beslutades i november 2014 och som nu utökas med 30 MSEK, är regional och omfattar länderna på Västra Balkan och i Östeuropa. Insatsen är en s k programmatiskt fond, där de enskilda projekten identifieras allteftersom parter i länderna och banken bedömer att förutsättningar finns att påbörja förhandlingar. Sidas stöd kan användas till reformarbete, systemförbättringar, tekniskt (technical cooperation) och finansiellt stöd (utvecklingslån/investeringsgåva). Projekten har omfattande finansieringspaket, men det finns alltid ett lån (marknadsmässigt) från EBRD och sedan kommer såväl part i land och andra givare eller finansiärer (banker) in i olika omfattning. Resultat i form av antal personer med tillgång till bättre kommunal service, minskade utsläpp, väl fungerande kommunala bolag etc. kommer att redovisas per projekt. The first Sida-EBRD Municipal Environment and Climate Programme (SWME) contribution agreement was signed in 2009 for the period 2009-2014. The second Sida-EBRD Municipal Environment and Climate Programme Account II (SWM2) agreement was signed in 2014 for the period of 2015-2020. The overall objective of the funds are to promote sustainable use of natural resources, to protect the environment and to improve municipal public services for the benefit of citizens in EaP and WB. The programme also supports the countries in their EU approximation process respectively. The SWME fund has provided EUR 26 309 378 of funding for 42 technical cooperation projects and eight investment grants since establishment. The SWM2 fund has provided EUR 20 008 543 of funding for 40 technical cooperation projects and six investment grants since establishment. The two funds together provide assistance to the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine. The projects are also expected to reduce pollution and improve energy and other natural resource efficiency, although no specific combined targets were set for these results. Upgrading the services to EU standard will help the countries in their EU-approximation process. All projects are presented to Sida under a no-objection procedure. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 50000000 20000000 20000000 20000000 30000000 90000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 20000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 20000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 20000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 30000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55030205-5503020506 Sweden The objective of the contribution is to improve sustainable services in the areas of water supply, wastewater management, solid waste management, energy efficiency, district heating, renewable energy and urban public transports. The contribution aims to support the countries in their EU-integration/EU-approximation process, to reduce negative environmental and climate change impact, to increase sustainable use of natural resources, to introduce institutional reforms and to increase households access to good public services. The contribution is a cooperation between Sida and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and represents a phase 2 of a programme that started in 2010. The phase 2 contribution was agreed in Novemebr 2014 with a support of 100 MSEK and is not extended with a replenishment of 30 MSEK. The contribution is regional and includes the countries in the Western Balkans and in Eastern Europe. It is a "programmatic trust fund", whereby the projects are identified and approved with a no-objection procedure from Sida. Sida´s support can be used for technical assistance or for investment grants. All the projects with support from Sida are part of a larger investment package with loans from EBRD and often also with more financiers. Sida´s contribution is used to address affordability constraints, to introduce higher environmental/energy requirements and to ensure institutional reforms. Results will be reported on per project and in the form of number of persons benefiting from improved services, reforms introduced in the utilities etc. The programme is relevant from a poverty perspective since the grant allocation to the investments is justified through an affordability analysis reltated to the ability of the pooer segments of the population to be able to pay for basic municipal services. Access to affordable municipal services like water and wastewater, solid waste, heating and public transport are key to be able to get out of poverty but also contribute to an enabling environment for economic growth. Consultancy services for implementation support and project preparation will ensure projects are developed to give universal access to ssuch services and that discremination against poor through e.g. misuse of funds are avoided. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra samhällsservice inom områdena vattenförsörjning, avloppsvattenhantering, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering, förnyelsebar energi och urbana allmänna transporter. Insatsen syftar till att stödja länderna i deras EU-integrering/tillnärmande, minska miljö- och klimatpåverkande utsläpp, förbättra hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, institutionella reformer och förbättra hushållens tillgång till bra kommunal service. Insatsen är ett samarbete mellan Sida och Europeiska Utvecklingsbanken (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, EBRD) och är en vidareutvecklad fas 2 av ett program som startade år 2010 (med en allokering om 235 mkr). Insatsen, till vilket ett stöd om 100 MSEK beslutades i november 2014 och som nu utökas med 30 MSEK, är regional och omfattar länderna på Västra Balkan och i Östeuropa. Insatsen är en s k programmatiskt fond, där de enskilda projekten identifieras allteftersom parter i länderna och banken bedömer att förutsättningar finns att påbörja förhandlingar. Sidas stöd kan användas till reformarbete, systemförbättringar, tekniskt (technical cooperation) och finansiellt stöd (utvecklingslån/investeringsgåva). Projekten har omfattande finansieringspaket, men det finns alltid ett lån (marknadsmässigt) från EBRD och sedan kommer såväl part i land och andra givare eller finansiärer (banker) in i olika omfattning. Resultat i form av antal personer med tillgång till bättre kommunal service, minskade utsläpp, väl fungerande kommunala bolag etc. kommer att redovisas per projekt. The first Sida-EBRD Municipal Environment and Climate Programme (SWME) contribution agreement was signed in 2009 for the period 2009-2014. The second Sida-EBRD Municipal Environment and Climate Programme Account II (SWM2) agreement was signed in 2014 for the period of 2015-2020. The overall objective of the funds are to promote sustainable use of natural resources, to protect the environment and to improve municipal public services for the benefit of citizens in EaP and WB. The programme also supports the countries in their EU approximation process respectively. The SWME fund has provided EUR 26 309 378 of funding for 42 technical cooperation projects and eight investment grants since establishment. The SWM2 fund has provided EUR 20 008 543 of funding for 40 technical cooperation projects and six investment grants since establishment. The two funds together provide assistance to the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine. The projects are also expected to reduce pollution and improve energy and other natural resource efficiency, although no specific combined targets were set for these results. Upgrading the services to EU standard will help the countries in their EU-approximation process. All projects are presented to Sida under a no-objection procedure. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 7500000 0 7500000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 7500000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55030311 Sweden Support for the Swedish Platform's activities with the Eastern Partnership countries through continued support to ForumCiv (formerly Forum Syd). The support covers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The platform aims to contribute to democratic development within the countries through increased cooperation between Swedish CSOs and through strengthened cooperation with CSOs from the Eastern Partnership countries. The project will contribute to the goal of promoting a stronger and more pluralistic society in these countries. It further aims to support a civil society that enables people to transform their lives and communities at local, regional, national and global levels. Finally, the project will contribute to increased contacts and cooperation between civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU member states. Stöd till den svenska plattformens verksamhet med länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet genom fortsatt stöd till ForumCiv (tidigare Forum Syd). Stödet täcker Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Plattformen syftar till att bidra till en demokratisk utveckling inom länderna genom ökat samarbete mellan svenska CSO och genom stärkt samarbete med CSO från länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet. Projektet ska bidra till målet att främja ett starkare och mer pluralistiskt samhälle i dessa länder. Det syftar vidare till att stödja ett civilt samhälle som gör det möjligt för människor att förändra sina liv och samhällen på lokal, regional , nationell och global nivå. Slutligen ska projektet bidra till ökade kontakter och ökat samarbete mellan det civila samhället i länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet och EU:s medlemsländer. Project goal: Contribute to democracy building and fullfilled human rights in accordance with the principles of the Eastern partnership agreements. Project objective: Well-established and effective cooperation between Swedish and local EaP actors resulting in productive and long-term partnership and capacity building as well as the incorporation of civil society perspectives in advocacy activities, public awareness raising and democratic decision-making. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The progress achieved, according to the final reporting towards the objectives and goals established in the project proposal for the period 2019-2023, is mainly presented at output level. Nevertheless, some unexpected outcomes and lessons learned are identified. Some important outcomes are: 1. Strong, informed and active Swedish civil society on the development in the Eastern partnership region - At the end of the project period, the Network's members had grown from 19 to 37 organisations. The diversity of the participants that have been engaged in discussions, meetings and capacity building activities have enhanced the strategic understanding of the regional challenges and the capacity of the member organizations to align their activities with regional priorities. It has also promoted the building of lasting professional relationships, joint initiatives and improved cooperation mechanisms. 2. Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum (EaP CSF) works as a democratic platform, enabling dialogues between civil society actors in the EaP region and towards EU. - At the end of the project period, the Network's promotion of Swedish Civil Society Organisations' (CSO's) understanding of the EaP CSF and it's structures and challenges had contributed to an expanded membership of the Forum, and facilitated the instrumental role of Swedish CSOs in the shaping of the Forum's policies and strategies, such as the adoption of the Gender Mainstreaming Strategy. The Network also contributed to several policy initiatives that aligned Swedish regional policies with the priorities of civil actors in the EaP region, a result from engagement with Swedish policymakers and the EaP CSF. 3. Strong and effective cooperation and partnership between Swedish civil society actors and local civil society in the EaP. - By means of exchange visits, field trips and participation in regional forums, Swedish CSOs and local partners developed joint initiatives, opportunities for dialogue, skills development and shared strategies. This ensures that local CSO's contexts and challenges are taken into account in central policy discussions. 4. Solid representation of bottom-up perspectives of EaP-civil society in policy discussions. - By means of different policy-related initiatives, the Network increased the visibility of EaP civil society and strengthen their relationship with Swedish policy makers. The recognition of grassroot priorities in institutional frameworks demonstrate a shift in behaviour where Swedish authorities actively engage with civil society actors to inform their strategies. Some unexpected outcomes that stand out are: - Increased legitimacy of the Network members thanks to the visibility and credibility that the Network has established towards key actors such as the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (MFA). - A deeper knowledge among Swedish institutions on the EaP region, and better understanding on behalf of the Swedish MFA of the EaP CSF's structures, processes and goals. This has facilitated opportunities for policy discussions and collaborative initiatives, as well as enhanced alignment of projects with regional challenges. - Peer-to-peer learning among Swedish CSOs and inspiration for similar forms of organisation, along with the application of the Network's methodologies for amplifying civil society voices in other regions, such as Latin America. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030311-5503031101 Sweden Support for the Swedish Platform's activities with the Eastern Partnership countries through continued support to ForumCiv (formerly Forum Syd). The support covers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The platform aims to contribute to democratic development within the countries through increased cooperation between Swedish CSOs and through strengthened cooperation with CSOs from the Eastern Partnership countries. The project will contribute to the goal of promoting a stronger and more pluralistic society in these countries. It further aims to support a civil society that enables people to transform their lives and communities at local, regional, national and global levels. Finally, the project will contribute to increased contacts and cooperation between civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU member states. Stöd till den svenska plattformens verksamhet med länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet genom fortsatt stöd till ForumCiv (tidigare Forum Syd). Stödet täcker Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Plattformen syftar till att bidra till en demokratisk utveckling inom länderna genom ökat samarbete mellan svenska CSO och genom stärkt samarbete med CSO från länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet. Projektet ska bidra till målet att främja ett starkare och mer pluralistiskt samhälle i dessa länder. Det syftar vidare till att stödja ett civilt samhälle som gör det möjligt för människor att förändra sina liv och samhällen på lokal, regional , nationell och global nivå. Slutligen ska projektet bidra till ökade kontakter och ökat samarbete mellan det civila samhället i länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet och EU:s medlemsländer. Project goal: Contribute to democracy building and fullfilled human rights in accordance with the principles of the Eastern partnership agreements. Project objective: Well-established and effective cooperation between Swedish and local EaP actors resulting in productive and long-term partnership and capacity building as well as the incorporation of civil society perspectives in advocacy activities, public awareness raising and democratic decision-making. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 694440 754920 679320 1890120 0 0 0 0 -679320 679320 694440 0 0 754920 -754920 754920 0 0 0 0 690120 679320 0 0 509880 690120 0 0 0 0 4018800 ForumCiv 694440 ForumCiv 754920 ForumCiv 679320 ForumCiv 690120 ForumCiv 1200000 ForumCiv Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030311-5503031102 Sweden Support for the Swedish Platform's activities with the Eastern Partnership countries through continued support to ForumCiv (formerly Forum Syd). The support covers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The platform aims to contribute to democratic development within the countries through increased cooperation between Swedish CSOs and through strengthened cooperation with CSOs from the Eastern Partnership countries. The project will contribute to the goal of promoting a stronger and more pluralistic society in these countries. It further aims to support a civil society that enables people to transform their lives and communities at local, regional, national and global levels. Finally, the project will contribute to increased contacts and cooperation between civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU member states. Stöd till den svenska plattformens verksamhet med länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet genom fortsatt stöd till ForumCiv (tidigare Forum Syd). Stödet täcker Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Plattformen syftar till att bidra till en demokratisk utveckling inom länderna genom ökat samarbete mellan svenska CSO och genom stärkt samarbete med CSO från länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet. Projektet ska bidra till målet att främja ett starkare och mer pluralistiskt samhälle i dessa länder. Det syftar vidare till att stödja ett civilt samhälle som gör det möjligt för människor att förändra sina liv och samhällen på lokal, regional , nationell och global nivå. Slutligen ska projektet bidra till ökade kontakter och ökat samarbete mellan det civila samhället i länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet och EU:s medlemsländer. Project goal: Contribute to democracy building and fullfilled human rights in accordance with the principles of the Eastern partnership agreements. Project objective: Well-established and effective cooperation between Swedish and local EaP actors resulting in productive and long-term partnership and capacity building as well as the incorporation of civil society perspectives in advocacy activities, public awareness raising and democratic decision-making. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -15976 1155440 0 0 1155440 0 -15976 0 0 1139464 ForumCiv -15976 ForumCiv 1155440 ForumCiv Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030311-5503031103 Sweden Support for the Swedish Platform's activities with the Eastern Partnership countries through continued support to ForumCiv (formerly Forum Syd). The support covers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The platform aims to contribute to democratic development within the countries through increased cooperation between Swedish CSOs and through strengthened cooperation with CSOs from the Eastern Partnership countries. The project will contribute to the goal of promoting a stronger and more pluralistic society in these countries. It further aims to support a civil society that enables people to transform their lives and communities at local, regional, national and global levels. Finally, the project will contribute to increased contacts and cooperation between civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU member states. Stöd till den svenska plattformens verksamhet med länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet genom fortsatt stöd till ForumCiv (tidigare Forum Syd). Stödet täcker Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Plattformen syftar till att bidra till en demokratisk utveckling inom länderna genom ökat samarbete mellan svenska CSO och genom stärkt samarbete med CSO från länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet. Projektet ska bidra till målet att främja ett starkare och mer pluralistiskt samhälle i dessa länder. Det syftar vidare till att stödja ett civilt samhälle som gör det möjligt för människor att förändra sina liv och samhällen på lokal, regional , nationell och global nivå. Slutligen ska projektet bidra till ökade kontakter och ökat samarbete mellan det civila samhället i länderna inom Östliga partnerskapet och EU:s medlemsländer. Project goal: Contribute to democracy building and fullfilled human rights in accordance with the principles of the Eastern partnership agreements. Project objective: Well-established and effective cooperation between Swedish and local EaP actors resulting in productive and long-term partnership and capacity building as well as the incorporation of civil society perspectives in advocacy activities, public awareness raising and democratic decision-making. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 200000 1714000 0 0 200000 1105602 608398 0 0 1914000 ForumCiv 200000 ForumCiv 1105602 ForumCiv 608398 ForumCiv Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55070069 Sweden MDA is a multi-donor fund which aims at, through technical assistance and capacity strengthening projects, supporting reforms and policy development in accordance with the EU Aquis of Ukraine’s economy, business climate, energy efficiency, and sustainable growth. MDA’s cooperation partners are Ukrainian public sector entities and selected private sector institutions. The MDA has three priority components, namely public administration, corporate governance, and public private dialogue. MDA är en fond med flera givare som syftar till att, genom tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsstärkande projekt, stödja reformer och policyutveckling i enlighet med EU:s regelverk för Ukrainas ekonomi, företagsklimat, energieffektivitet och hållbar tillväxt. MDA:s samarbetspartners är ukrainska offentliga aktörer och utvalda privata institutioner. MDA har tre prioriterade komponenter: offentlig förvaltning, bolagsstyrning/företagsstyrning (corporate govenance), och offentlig-privat dialog (public private dialogue). MDA is a multi-donor fund which aims at, through technical assistance and capacity strengthening projects, supporting reforms and policy development in accordance with the EU Aquis of Ukraines economy, business climate, energy efficiency, and sustainable growth. MDAs cooperation partners are Ukrainian public sector entities and selected private sector institutions. The MDA has three priority components, namely public administration, corporate governance, and public private dialogue. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Financial policy and administrative management Public sector policy and administrative management Energy policy and administrative management Environmental policy and administrative management Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Business Policy and Administration Banking & Financial Services Government & Civil Society-general Energy Policy General Environment Protection Business & Other Services As of December 2025, the MDA has received a total of EUR 115 million from 17 donors since 2014; Sweden is the third largest donor. 166 projects have been approved for financing under the MDA. During the previous reporting period (July 2024 - June 2025), the MDA Fund had: -54 active projects; -4 projects remained on hold due to the ongoing war, as with the previous reporting period); -6 projects were closed (4 reaching completion and -2 being cancelled because of the war and changing priorities of clients); -21 projects or existing project top-ups were approved. Selected examples of results (Dec. 2025): -Ukraine Recovery and Reform Architecture programme (URA) provided technical assistance through Recovery and Reform Support Teams (RST) in seven host institution: Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture, Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Education and Science, State Agency for Restoration and Infrastructure Development, Ministry for Development of Communities and Territories and Recovery and Reform Delivery Office (RDO) under the Prime Minister/Cabinet of Ministers. A new RST at the Ministry of Veterans is in process of being established. 320 national experts positions embedded in above mentioned host institutions, out of which 75% are filled. These experts are active in 30 reform areas. -The RSTs supported ministries in completing EU screening and achieving all 2024 Ukraine Plan targets under MinDevelopment; developed a comprehensive legal roadmap for state owned enterprise (SOE) reform, incl. mechanisms for investor engagement and public-private partnerships; coordinated implementation of the Ukraine Plan across 15 sectors, 69 reforms and 150 implementation benchmarks; supported implementation of processing enterprises' programmes, resulting in 31% increase in total volume of new loans (vs previous year); contributed to the draft of new Labour Code to modernize employment regulation; and Ukraines first comprehensive Law on Vocational Education and Training (VET). -Business Ombudsman Institution (BOI) has since 2015, amongst others received nearly 11,000 business complaints regarding misconduct by state bodies and has successfully closed 7,310 of these cases. -SOEs Management Assistance Reform and Transformation (SMART) Programme provided, amongst others, assistance to the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine on Ownership Policy for State Owned Enterprises and the work on the Law No. 3587 On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Relating to Improvement of Corporate Governance in Legal Entities in which the State is a Shareholder/Founder and the reform and adoption of Ukraines first State Ownership Policy (SOP). The adoption of Ownership Policy was EU and International Monetary Funds benchmarks to unlock funding for Ukraine in 2024. It is anticipated that the reform will bring Ukraines SOE governance practices closer to international best practices, including OECD Guidelines on Corporate Governance of SOEs. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55070069-5507006901 Sweden MDA is a multi-donor fund which aims at, through technical assistance and capacity strengthening projects, supporting reforms and policy development in accordance with the EU Aquis of Ukraine’s economy, business climate, energy efficiency, and sustainable growth. MDA’s cooperation partners are Ukrainian public sector entities and selected private sector institutions. The MDA has three priority components, namely public administration, corporate governance, and public private dialogue. MDA är en fond med flera givare som syftar till att, genom tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsstärkande projekt, stödja reformer och policyutveckling i enlighet med EU:s regelverk för Ukrainas ekonomi, företagsklimat, energieffektivitet och hållbar tillväxt. MDA:s samarbetspartners är ukrainska offentliga aktörer och utvalda privata institutioner. MDA har tre prioriterade komponenter: offentlig förvaltning, bolagsstyrning/företagsstyrning (corporate govenance), och offentlig-privat dialog (public private dialogue). MDA is a multi-donor fund which aims at, through technical assistance and capacity strengthening projects, supporting reforms and policy development in accordance with the EU Aquis of Ukraines economy, business climate, energy efficiency, and sustainable growth. MDAs cooperation partners are Ukrainian public sector entities and selected private sector institutions. The MDA has three priority components, namely public administration, corporate governance, and public private dialogue. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 10000000 20000000 0 10000000 20000000 50000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 20000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 20000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 10000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55070069-5507006902 Sweden MDA is a multi-donor fund which aims at, through technical assistance and capacity strengthening projects, supporting reforms and policy development in accordance with the EU Aquis of Ukraine’s economy, business climate, energy efficiency, and sustainable growth. MDA’s cooperation partners are Ukrainian public sector entities and selected private sector institutions. The MDA has three priority components, namely public administration, corporate governance, and public private dialogue. MDA är en fond med flera givare som syftar till att, genom tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsstärkande projekt, stödja reformer och policyutveckling i enlighet med EU:s regelverk för Ukrainas ekonomi, företagsklimat, energieffektivitet och hållbar tillväxt. MDA:s samarbetspartners är ukrainska offentliga aktörer och utvalda privata institutioner. MDA har tre prioriterade komponenter: offentlig förvaltning, bolagsstyrning/företagsstyrning (corporate govenance), och offentlig-privat dialog (public private dialogue). MDA is a multi-donor fund which aims at, through technical assistance and capacity strengthening projects, supporting reforms and policy development in accordance with the EU Aquis of Ukraines economy, business climate, energy efficiency, and sustainable growth. MDAs cooperation partners are Ukrainian public sector entities and selected private sector institutions. The MDA has three priority components, namely public administration, corporate governance, and public private dialogue. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 75000000 20000000 0 0 75000000 0 0 20000000 5000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 15000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 15000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 40000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 15000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 30000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 15000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 15000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 15000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 10000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for environmentally and climate-resilient sustainable reconstruction and further development. Stärkta förutsättningar för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar uppbyggnad och vidareutveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for enterprise and entrepreneurship, and free and rules-based trade. Stärkta förutsättningar för företagande och entreprenörskap samt fri och regelbaserad handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for increased transparency and reduced corruption in the Ukrainian economy. Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad transparens och minskad korruption i den ukrainska ekonomin. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55070069-5507006904 Sweden MDA is a multi-donor fund which aims at, through technical assistance and capacity strengthening projects, supporting reforms and policy development in accordance with the EU Aquis of Ukraine’s economy, business climate, energy efficiency, and sustainable growth. MDA’s cooperation partners are Ukrainian public sector entities and selected private sector institutions. The MDA has three priority components, namely public administration, corporate governance, and public private dialogue. MDA är en fond med flera givare som syftar till att, genom tekniskt stöd och kapacitetsstärkande projekt, stödja reformer och policyutveckling i enlighet med EU:s regelverk för Ukrainas ekonomi, företagsklimat, energieffektivitet och hållbar tillväxt. MDA:s samarbetspartners är ukrainska offentliga aktörer och utvalda privata institutioner. MDA har tre prioriterade komponenter: offentlig förvaltning, bolagsstyrning/företagsstyrning (corporate govenance), och offentlig-privat dialog (public private dialogue). MDA is a multi-donor fund which aims at, through technical assistance and capacity strengthening projects, supporting reforms and policy development in accordance with the EU Aquis of Ukraines economy, business climate, energy efficiency, and sustainable growth. MDAs cooperation partners are Ukrainian public sector entities and selected private sector institutions. The MDA has three priority components, namely public administration, corporate governance, and public private dialogue. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.1 - Strengthen domestic resource mobilization, including through international support to developing countries, to improve domestic capacity for tax and other revenue collection. 17.1 - Stärka den inhemska resursmobiliseringen, inklusive genom internationellt stöd till utvecklingsländerna, för att förbättra den inhemska kapaciteten att ta upp skatter och andra intäkter. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 50000000 25000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12500000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12500000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 25000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12500000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12500000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Reconstruction and further development of critical infrastructure sectors such as energy, transport and water supply. Uppbyggd och vidareutvecklad samhällsviktig infrastruktur inom sektorer såsom energi, transport och vattenförsörjning. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for environmentally and climate-resilient sustainable reconstruction and further development. Stärkta förutsättningar för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar uppbyggnad och vidareutveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55120021 Sweden The contribution is a three-and a half year support to the Parliament of Moldova for the period July 2016- December 2019. It is designed as a continuation of the on-going Swedish assistance to the Parliament of Moldova under the "Moldova's Parliament and CEC" and builds upon the results achieved within the Parliamentary Component, which is ending in June 2016. The contribution goal of strengthening parliamentary governance in Moldova should be achieved through assisting the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova to advance in the implementation of the European Union – Moldova Association Agreement. The expected outcome of the project is that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has improved legislative and accountability frameworks and functions in effective, inclusive and transparent manner and is enjoying the trust of the citizens. The expected outcome will be achieved through six different areas of activities: First, the contribution will enhance the Parliament’s capacities in relation to the harmonisation of Moldova’s legislation with the EU norms and standards. It will assist in making the Parliament’s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and the general public. Second, the contribution will support the Parliament‘s transparency and accountability to the citizens, and also its role in strengthening national anti-corruption efforts. This will be achieved through strengthening of the Parliament’s internal accountability mechanisms, building capacities of MPs in oversight and corruption scrutiny of the legislation, and by facilitating the participation of the legislators in international and European parliaments’ anti-corruption organisations and networks. Moreover, the project will utilise innovation tools to improve parliamentary processes and engage actively with the public and especially with youth. Third, the work on human rights and gender equality mainstreaming into the functioning of the Parliament and its Secretariat will be further continued in line with the recommendations of the parliamentary Gender Audit and the Gender Mainstreaming Action Plan. Fourth, the contribution will support the Parliament in enhancing its oversight role in monitoring of the progress in implementing the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets. Fifth, the contribution will contribute to the establishment of an effective interaction between the Parliament and the Government, as well as communication with constituents, Civil Society and media. The Parliament will receive assistance to establish an effective mechanism of collaboration with the Gagauz People’s Assembly, which capacities will be also enhanced though capacity building in legislative drafting and budget oversight. This activity will be coordinated with Swedish funded CMI contribution in Gagauzia to avoid potential overlaps. Sixth, the contribution will support the implementation of the Parliament Secretariat’s Strategic Development Plan with a view of strengthening the professionalism and relevance of the parliament services and will provide assistance in setting up of the Parliament Information Management System (e-Parliament). The project is going to be implemented by UNDP with a Swedish contribution of 36 MSEK. Potentially, the project will be co-financed by the Romanian Government covering the procurement of IT equipment under the E-parliament component. There are no other co-financing donors at this stage. Insatsen är ett treårigt stöd till Moldaviens parlament över perioden juli 2016 – december 2019. Det är en fortsättning av pågående stöd till parlamentet inom insatsen ”Moldova´s Parliament and CEC” och bygger på resultat uppnådda inom insatsens parlamentkomponent som kommer att avslutas i juni 2016. Insatsens mål att stärka parlamentarisk demokrati i Moldavien skall uppnås genom att stödja Moldaviens parlament att föra implementeringen av associationsavtalet mellan Moldavien och EU framåt. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är att Moldaviens parlament skall ha förbättrat system och funktioner för lagstiftande och ansvarsutkrävande på ett effektivt, inkluderande och transparent sätt och åtnjuter medborgarnas förtroende. Det förväntade resultatet skall uppnås genom sex olika aktivitetsområden: För det första skall insatsen öka parlamentets kapacitet i relation till harmonisering av Moldaviens lagstiftning till EU:s normer och standarder. Det skall stödja parlamentet att göra dess lagstiftande verksamhet mer öppen, transaparent och inkluderande genom att introducera instrument och mekanismer för samarbete med civilsamhället, fackföreningar och medborgare. För det andra skall insatsen stödja Parlamentets öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna, inklusive dess roll för att stärka nationella ansträngningar för att bekämpa korruption. Detta skall uppnås genom ett stärkande av parlamentets interna mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande och parlamentsledamöters kapacitet inom översyn och granskning av lagstiftning med avsikt att motverka korruption. Projektet skall möjliggöra deltagande av ledamöter att delta i internationella och EU-nätverk för anti-korruption. Det skall även använda innovativa metoder för att stärka parlamentariska processer och för att engagera sig aktivt med medborgarna, framförallt med den unga delen av befolkningen. Arbetet med att stärka jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentet och dess sekretariat kommer att fortsätta i linje med rekommendationer från parlamentets jämställdhetsrevision och handlingsplan för mainstreaming av jämställdhet. För det fjärde kommer insatsen stödja parlamentet i att stärka dess tillsynsroll i uppföljningen av Moldaviens nationella hållbarhets- och utvecklingsmål (SDGs). För det femte skall insatsen bidra till skapandet av ett effektivt samspel mellan parlamentet och regeringen och till att stärka kommunikationen med väljare, civilsamhälle och media. Parlamentet kommer att få stöd för att etablera och utveckla mekanismer för samarbete med Gagauziens Folkförsamling. Folkförsamlingens kapacitet skall också stärkas genom stöd till lagstiftningsutarbetande och budgetöversyn. Denna aktivitet kommer att koordineras med den svenskfinansierade insatsen som implementeras av CMI för att undvika överlappningar. För den sjätte skall insatsen stödja implementeringen av parlamentsekretariatets strategiska utvecklingsplan. Målet är att stärka professionalismen och relevansen av parlamentets servicefunktioner. Stöd kommer att ges för att skapa ett information- och ledningssystem för parlamentet (e-Parliament). Insatsen kommer att implementeras av UNDP genom ett svenskt bidrag på 36 MSEK. Diskussioner förs med Rumänien om samfinansiering för anskaffning av IT-utrustning under e-parliamentkomponenten. Det finns inga andra samfinansiärer för närvarande. The Overall Goal the Project was to support the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in improving its legislative, accountability frameworks and functions in the effective, inclusive and transparent manner. Accordingly, the Project was structured around 3 main Outputs: 1.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to review and adopt legislation related to EU integration agenda. 2.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to oversee policy implementation with particular focus on policies related to the implementation of SDGs and the EU integration agenda. 3.Parliament of Moldova has improved capacities to better engage with CSOs, media and citizens. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general The Project assisted both the Standing Committees and the Secretariat of the Parliament in the implementation of their mandate. The Project interventions included various forms of capacity development, technical assistance, methodologies and guides, easy-to-read publications, exchanges and opportunities for learning from other parliaments, as well as the modernisation and digitalisation of the legislatures work for better transparency, effectiveness and efficiency. Through this support, the Parliament has improved the capacity to strengthen the legal framework and to successfully engage in oversight through multi-stakeholder action involving civil society, professional associations and the general public. In terms of EU integration, with the Project support the first Progress Report on the EU-integration was elaborated based on the developed draft methodology for monitoring and reporting on the European integration and was submitted to the European Parliament. The capacity for oversight of the implementation of laws through post-legislative scrutiny was improved by the Methodology for ex-post analysis of laws that was formally approved and therefore institutionalized by the Parliament and extensively applied on the bills by the staff that was trained on the application of the Methodology. The e-Parliament system implementation is a very complex process, which has proven to be a lengthy process. It required coordination with multiple stakeholders. In the current project, the operational period had to be extended 3 times (by 3 amendments to initial agreement). The planning of processes related to various stages in implementation of such a system is key to the positive outcome, in particular when there is a dependence relationship between closure of a process and start of the next one. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55120021-5512002101 Sweden The contribution is a three-and a half year support to the Parliament of Moldova for the period July 2016- December 2019. It is designed as a continuation of the on-going Swedish assistance to the Parliament of Moldova under the "Moldova's Parliament and CEC" and builds upon the results achieved within the Parliamentary Component, which is ending in June 2016. The contribution goal of strengthening parliamentary governance in Moldova should be achieved through assisting the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova to advance in the implementation of the European Union – Moldova Association Agreement. The expected outcome of the project is that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has improved legislative and accountability frameworks and functions in effective, inclusive and transparent manner and is enjoying the trust of the citizens. The expected outcome will be achieved through six different areas of activities: First, the contribution will enhance the Parliament’s capacities in relation to the harmonisation of Moldova’s legislation with the EU norms and standards. It will assist in making the Parliament’s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and the general public. Second, the contribution will support the Parliament‘s transparency and accountability to the citizens, and also its role in strengthening national anti-corruption efforts. This will be achieved through strengthening of the Parliament’s internal accountability mechanisms, building capacities of MPs in oversight and corruption scrutiny of the legislation, and by facilitating the participation of the legislators in international and European parliaments’ anti-corruption organisations and networks. Moreover, the project will utilise innovation tools to improve parliamentary processes and engage actively with the public and especially with youth. Third, the work on human rights and gender equality mainstreaming into the functioning of the Parliament and its Secretariat will be further continued in line with the recommendations of the parliamentary Gender Audit and the Gender Mainstreaming Action Plan. Fourth, the contribution will support the Parliament in enhancing its oversight role in monitoring of the progress in implementing the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets. Fifth, the contribution will contribute to the establishment of an effective interaction between the Parliament and the Government, as well as communication with constituents, Civil Society and media. The Parliament will receive assistance to establish an effective mechanism of collaboration with the Gagauz People’s Assembly, which capacities will be also enhanced though capacity building in legislative drafting and budget oversight. This activity will be coordinated with Swedish funded CMI contribution in Gagauzia to avoid potential overlaps. Sixth, the contribution will support the implementation of the Parliament Secretariat’s Strategic Development Plan with a view of strengthening the professionalism and relevance of the parliament services and will provide assistance in setting up of the Parliament Information Management System (e-Parliament). The project is going to be implemented by UNDP with a Swedish contribution of 36 MSEK. Potentially, the project will be co-financed by the Romanian Government covering the procurement of IT equipment under the E-parliament component. There are no other co-financing donors at this stage. Insatsen är ett treårigt stöd till Moldaviens parlament över perioden juli 2016 – december 2019. Det är en fortsättning av pågående stöd till parlamentet inom insatsen ”Moldova´s Parliament and CEC” och bygger på resultat uppnådda inom insatsens parlamentkomponent som kommer att avslutas i juni 2016. Insatsens mål att stärka parlamentarisk demokrati i Moldavien skall uppnås genom att stödja Moldaviens parlament att föra implementeringen av associationsavtalet mellan Moldavien och EU framåt. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är att Moldaviens parlament skall ha förbättrat system och funktioner för lagstiftande och ansvarsutkrävande på ett effektivt, inkluderande och transparent sätt och åtnjuter medborgarnas förtroende. Det förväntade resultatet skall uppnås genom sex olika aktivitetsområden: För det första skall insatsen öka parlamentets kapacitet i relation till harmonisering av Moldaviens lagstiftning till EU:s normer och standarder. Det skall stödja parlamentet att göra dess lagstiftande verksamhet mer öppen, transaparent och inkluderande genom att introducera instrument och mekanismer för samarbete med civilsamhället, fackföreningar och medborgare. För det andra skall insatsen stödja Parlamentets öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna, inklusive dess roll för att stärka nationella ansträngningar för att bekämpa korruption. Detta skall uppnås genom ett stärkande av parlamentets interna mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande och parlamentsledamöters kapacitet inom översyn och granskning av lagstiftning med avsikt att motverka korruption. Projektet skall möjliggöra deltagande av ledamöter att delta i internationella och EU-nätverk för anti-korruption. Det skall även använda innovativa metoder för att stärka parlamentariska processer och för att engagera sig aktivt med medborgarna, framförallt med den unga delen av befolkningen. Arbetet med att stärka jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentet och dess sekretariat kommer att fortsätta i linje med rekommendationer från parlamentets jämställdhetsrevision och handlingsplan för mainstreaming av jämställdhet. För det fjärde kommer insatsen stödja parlamentet i att stärka dess tillsynsroll i uppföljningen av Moldaviens nationella hållbarhets- och utvecklingsmål (SDGs). För det femte skall insatsen bidra till skapandet av ett effektivt samspel mellan parlamentet och regeringen och till att stärka kommunikationen med väljare, civilsamhälle och media. Parlamentet kommer att få stöd för att etablera och utveckla mekanismer för samarbete med Gagauziens Folkförsamling. Folkförsamlingens kapacitet skall också stärkas genom stöd till lagstiftningsutarbetande och budgetöversyn. Denna aktivitet kommer att koordineras med den svenskfinansierade insatsen som implementeras av CMI för att undvika överlappningar. För den sjätte skall insatsen stödja implementeringen av parlamentsekretariatets strategiska utvecklingsplan. Målet är att stärka professionalismen och relevansen av parlamentets servicefunktioner. Stöd kommer att ges för att skapa ett information- och ledningssystem för parlamentet (e-Parliament). Insatsen kommer att implementeras av UNDP genom ett svenskt bidrag på 36 MSEK. Diskussioner förs med Rumänien om samfinansiering för anskaffning av IT-utrustning under e-parliamentkomponenten. Det finns inga andra samfinansiärer för närvarande. The Overall Goal the Project was to support the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in improving its legislative, accountability frameworks and functions in the effective, inclusive and transparent manner. Accordingly, the Project was structured around 3 main Outputs: 1.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to review and adopt legislation related to EU integration agenda. 2.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to oversee policy implementation with particular focus on policies related to the implementation of SDGs and the EU integration agenda. 3.Parliament of Moldova has improved capacities to better engage with CSOs, media and citizens. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 16000000 6000000 2000000 0 0 15000000 -9000000 5000000 5000000 6000000 15000000 0 5000000 0 -15000000 2000000 0 29000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55120021-5512002102 Sweden The contribution is a three-and a half year support to the Parliament of Moldova for the period July 2016- December 2019. It is designed as a continuation of the on-going Swedish assistance to the Parliament of Moldova under the "Moldova's Parliament and CEC" and builds upon the results achieved within the Parliamentary Component, which is ending in June 2016. The contribution goal of strengthening parliamentary governance in Moldova should be achieved through assisting the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova to advance in the implementation of the European Union – Moldova Association Agreement. The expected outcome of the project is that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has improved legislative and accountability frameworks and functions in effective, inclusive and transparent manner and is enjoying the trust of the citizens. The expected outcome will be achieved through six different areas of activities: First, the contribution will enhance the Parliament’s capacities in relation to the harmonisation of Moldova’s legislation with the EU norms and standards. It will assist in making the Parliament’s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and the general public. Second, the contribution will support the Parliament‘s transparency and accountability to the citizens, and also its role in strengthening national anti-corruption efforts. This will be achieved through strengthening of the Parliament’s internal accountability mechanisms, building capacities of MPs in oversight and corruption scrutiny of the legislation, and by facilitating the participation of the legislators in international and European parliaments’ anti-corruption organisations and networks. Moreover, the project will utilise innovation tools to improve parliamentary processes and engage actively with the public and especially with youth. Third, the work on human rights and gender equality mainstreaming into the functioning of the Parliament and its Secretariat will be further continued in line with the recommendations of the parliamentary Gender Audit and the Gender Mainstreaming Action Plan. Fourth, the contribution will support the Parliament in enhancing its oversight role in monitoring of the progress in implementing the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets. Fifth, the contribution will contribute to the establishment of an effective interaction between the Parliament and the Government, as well as communication with constituents, Civil Society and media. The Parliament will receive assistance to establish an effective mechanism of collaboration with the Gagauz People’s Assembly, which capacities will be also enhanced though capacity building in legislative drafting and budget oversight. This activity will be coordinated with Swedish funded CMI contribution in Gagauzia to avoid potential overlaps. Sixth, the contribution will support the implementation of the Parliament Secretariat’s Strategic Development Plan with a view of strengthening the professionalism and relevance of the parliament services and will provide assistance in setting up of the Parliament Information Management System (e-Parliament). The project is going to be implemented by UNDP with a Swedish contribution of 36 MSEK. Potentially, the project will be co-financed by the Romanian Government covering the procurement of IT equipment under the E-parliament component. There are no other co-financing donors at this stage. Insatsen är ett treårigt stöd till Moldaviens parlament över perioden juli 2016 – december 2019. Det är en fortsättning av pågående stöd till parlamentet inom insatsen ”Moldova´s Parliament and CEC” och bygger på resultat uppnådda inom insatsens parlamentkomponent som kommer att avslutas i juni 2016. Insatsens mål att stärka parlamentarisk demokrati i Moldavien skall uppnås genom att stödja Moldaviens parlament att föra implementeringen av associationsavtalet mellan Moldavien och EU framåt. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är att Moldaviens parlament skall ha förbättrat system och funktioner för lagstiftande och ansvarsutkrävande på ett effektivt, inkluderande och transparent sätt och åtnjuter medborgarnas förtroende. Det förväntade resultatet skall uppnås genom sex olika aktivitetsområden: För det första skall insatsen öka parlamentets kapacitet i relation till harmonisering av Moldaviens lagstiftning till EU:s normer och standarder. Det skall stödja parlamentet att göra dess lagstiftande verksamhet mer öppen, transaparent och inkluderande genom att introducera instrument och mekanismer för samarbete med civilsamhället, fackföreningar och medborgare. För det andra skall insatsen stödja Parlamentets öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna, inklusive dess roll för att stärka nationella ansträngningar för att bekämpa korruption. Detta skall uppnås genom ett stärkande av parlamentets interna mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande och parlamentsledamöters kapacitet inom översyn och granskning av lagstiftning med avsikt att motverka korruption. Projektet skall möjliggöra deltagande av ledamöter att delta i internationella och EU-nätverk för anti-korruption. Det skall även använda innovativa metoder för att stärka parlamentariska processer och för att engagera sig aktivt med medborgarna, framförallt med den unga delen av befolkningen. Arbetet med att stärka jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentet och dess sekretariat kommer att fortsätta i linje med rekommendationer från parlamentets jämställdhetsrevision och handlingsplan för mainstreaming av jämställdhet. För det fjärde kommer insatsen stödja parlamentet i att stärka dess tillsynsroll i uppföljningen av Moldaviens nationella hållbarhets- och utvecklingsmål (SDGs). För det femte skall insatsen bidra till skapandet av ett effektivt samspel mellan parlamentet och regeringen och till att stärka kommunikationen med väljare, civilsamhälle och media. Parlamentet kommer att få stöd för att etablera och utveckla mekanismer för samarbete med Gagauziens Folkförsamling. Folkförsamlingens kapacitet skall också stärkas genom stöd till lagstiftningsutarbetande och budgetöversyn. Denna aktivitet kommer att koordineras med den svenskfinansierade insatsen som implementeras av CMI för att undvika överlappningar. För den sjätte skall insatsen stödja implementeringen av parlamentsekretariatets strategiska utvecklingsplan. Målet är att stärka professionalismen och relevansen av parlamentets servicefunktioner. Stöd kommer att ges för att skapa ett information- och ledningssystem för parlamentet (e-Parliament). Insatsen kommer att implementeras av UNDP genom ett svenskt bidrag på 36 MSEK. Diskussioner förs med Rumänien om samfinansiering för anskaffning av IT-utrustning under e-parliamentkomponenten. Det finns inga andra samfinansiärer för närvarande. The Overall Goal the Project was to support the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in improving its legislative, accountability frameworks and functions in the effective, inclusive and transparent manner. Accordingly, the Project was structured around 3 main Outputs: 1.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to review and adopt legislation related to EU integration agenda. 2.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to oversee policy implementation with particular focus on policies related to the implementation of SDGs and the EU integration agenda. 3.Parliament of Moldova has improved capacities to better engage with CSOs, media and citizens. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55120021-5512002103 Sweden The contribution is a three-and a half year support to the Parliament of Moldova for the period July 2016- December 2019. It is designed as a continuation of the on-going Swedish assistance to the Parliament of Moldova under the "Moldova's Parliament and CEC" and builds upon the results achieved within the Parliamentary Component, which is ending in June 2016. The contribution goal of strengthening parliamentary governance in Moldova should be achieved through assisting the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova to advance in the implementation of the European Union – Moldova Association Agreement. The expected outcome of the project is that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has improved legislative and accountability frameworks and functions in effective, inclusive and transparent manner and is enjoying the trust of the citizens. The expected outcome will be achieved through six different areas of activities: First, the contribution will enhance the Parliament’s capacities in relation to the harmonisation of Moldova’s legislation with the EU norms and standards. It will assist in making the Parliament’s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and the general public. Second, the contribution will support the Parliament‘s transparency and accountability to the citizens, and also its role in strengthening national anti-corruption efforts. This will be achieved through strengthening of the Parliament’s internal accountability mechanisms, building capacities of MPs in oversight and corruption scrutiny of the legislation, and by facilitating the participation of the legislators in international and European parliaments’ anti-corruption organisations and networks. Moreover, the project will utilise innovation tools to improve parliamentary processes and engage actively with the public and especially with youth. Third, the work on human rights and gender equality mainstreaming into the functioning of the Parliament and its Secretariat will be further continued in line with the recommendations of the parliamentary Gender Audit and the Gender Mainstreaming Action Plan. Fourth, the contribution will support the Parliament in enhancing its oversight role in monitoring of the progress in implementing the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets. Fifth, the contribution will contribute to the establishment of an effective interaction between the Parliament and the Government, as well as communication with constituents, Civil Society and media. The Parliament will receive assistance to establish an effective mechanism of collaboration with the Gagauz People’s Assembly, which capacities will be also enhanced though capacity building in legislative drafting and budget oversight. This activity will be coordinated with Swedish funded CMI contribution in Gagauzia to avoid potential overlaps. Sixth, the contribution will support the implementation of the Parliament Secretariat’s Strategic Development Plan with a view of strengthening the professionalism and relevance of the parliament services and will provide assistance in setting up of the Parliament Information Management System (e-Parliament). The project is going to be implemented by UNDP with a Swedish contribution of 36 MSEK. Potentially, the project will be co-financed by the Romanian Government covering the procurement of IT equipment under the E-parliament component. There are no other co-financing donors at this stage. Insatsen är ett treårigt stöd till Moldaviens parlament över perioden juli 2016 – december 2019. Det är en fortsättning av pågående stöd till parlamentet inom insatsen ”Moldova´s Parliament and CEC” och bygger på resultat uppnådda inom insatsens parlamentkomponent som kommer att avslutas i juni 2016. Insatsens mål att stärka parlamentarisk demokrati i Moldavien skall uppnås genom att stödja Moldaviens parlament att föra implementeringen av associationsavtalet mellan Moldavien och EU framåt. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är att Moldaviens parlament skall ha förbättrat system och funktioner för lagstiftande och ansvarsutkrävande på ett effektivt, inkluderande och transparent sätt och åtnjuter medborgarnas förtroende. Det förväntade resultatet skall uppnås genom sex olika aktivitetsområden: För det första skall insatsen öka parlamentets kapacitet i relation till harmonisering av Moldaviens lagstiftning till EU:s normer och standarder. Det skall stödja parlamentet att göra dess lagstiftande verksamhet mer öppen, transaparent och inkluderande genom att introducera instrument och mekanismer för samarbete med civilsamhället, fackföreningar och medborgare. För det andra skall insatsen stödja Parlamentets öppenhet och ansvarsskyldighet gentemot medborgarna, inklusive dess roll för att stärka nationella ansträngningar för att bekämpa korruption. Detta skall uppnås genom ett stärkande av parlamentets interna mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande och parlamentsledamöters kapacitet inom översyn och granskning av lagstiftning med avsikt att motverka korruption. Projektet skall möjliggöra deltagande av ledamöter att delta i internationella och EU-nätverk för anti-korruption. Det skall även använda innovativa metoder för att stärka parlamentariska processer och för att engagera sig aktivt med medborgarna, framförallt med den unga delen av befolkningen. Arbetet med att stärka jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentet och dess sekretariat kommer att fortsätta i linje med rekommendationer från parlamentets jämställdhetsrevision och handlingsplan för mainstreaming av jämställdhet. För det fjärde kommer insatsen stödja parlamentet i att stärka dess tillsynsroll i uppföljningen av Moldaviens nationella hållbarhets- och utvecklingsmål (SDGs). För det femte skall insatsen bidra till skapandet av ett effektivt samspel mellan parlamentet och regeringen och till att stärka kommunikationen med väljare, civilsamhälle och media. Parlamentet kommer att få stöd för att etablera och utveckla mekanismer för samarbete med Gagauziens Folkförsamling. Folkförsamlingens kapacitet skall också stärkas genom stöd till lagstiftningsutarbetande och budgetöversyn. Denna aktivitet kommer att koordineras med den svenskfinansierade insatsen som implementeras av CMI för att undvika överlappningar. För den sjätte skall insatsen stödja implementeringen av parlamentsekretariatets strategiska utvecklingsplan. Målet är att stärka professionalismen och relevansen av parlamentets servicefunktioner. Stöd kommer att ges för att skapa ett information- och ledningssystem för parlamentet (e-Parliament). Insatsen kommer att implementeras av UNDP genom ett svenskt bidrag på 36 MSEK. Diskussioner förs med Rumänien om samfinansiering för anskaffning av IT-utrustning under e-parliamentkomponenten. Det finns inga andra samfinansiärer för närvarande. The Overall Goal the Project was to support the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in improving its legislative, accountability frameworks and functions in the effective, inclusive and transparent manner. Accordingly, the Project was structured around 3 main Outputs: 1.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to review and adopt legislation related to EU integration agenda. 2.Members of the Parliament and Standing Committees have improved capacities to oversee policy implementation with particular focus on policies related to the implementation of SDGs and the EU integration agenda. 3.Parliament of Moldova has improved capacities to better engage with CSOs, media and citizens. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 -4923640 0 -4923640.2300000004 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55190013 Sweden This contribution is a program support to ANDI FOUNDATION that aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small-scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. The starting point is to create feasible long term commercial relations through the coordination of different public and private allies that help to reduce gaps between the supply from small scale producers and the demand of anchor companies. This is second phase of Sida’s contribution 52060045. ANDI FOUNDATION har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 6,7 MSEK för genomförande av projektet “Business in development facility Hub” under perioden 1 juni 2016 till den 31 jan 2022. Projektet syftar till att förbättra den ekonomiska situationen för kvinnor och män som drabbats av konfliken eller i konfliktdrabbade områden genom att underlätta införandet av småskalig produktion i värdekedjan hos ankar företag, genom inkluderande och miljömässigt hållbara partnerskap mellan den offentliga och den privata sektorn. Den totala projektbudgeten är på 9,4 MSEK varav Sverige avser att bidra med 39%. This contribution aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 1: Small scale producers are strengthened and highly competitive and are engaged in inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 2: Business sector includes competitive raw materials from small scale producers, as suppliers in their value chain. Output 3: The Hub is recognized by all stakeholders as an articulator platform that is able to facilitate inclusive business with real impact on improving the quality of life of the vulnerable population and with strong gender and environmental perspectives. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Business Policy and Administration Industry Business & Other Services As mentioned before, by the end of 2019 an amendment to the agreement was signed with the aim of continuing to increase the number of partnerships, anchor companies, small-scale associations, partners and, consequently, direct beneficiaries. Despite the problems caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the goals have almost been achieved. During the last seven years up to May 2022, the Andi Foundation has developed a total of 108 partnerships that contributed to improve sustainable economic conditions for 8,932 people (4,556 men and 4,376 women) in 23 Colombian regions, surpassing the 8,500 expected participants. This has resulted in the participation of 73 anchor companies in alliance with 2,240 small peasant farmer associations and 150 partners. Between 2017 and 2022, 48 projects were terminated for various reasons such as: a lack of financial feasibility; the conditions were not viable for suppliers; lack of interest by companies or suppliers to continue with inclusive business models. 31 were successfully completed with stable commercial relations and good results indicators. The other 29 were in different stages up to May 2022: 3 were in the pre-feasibility phase; 5 were in the feasibility phase; 3 in enlistment; 11 were being implemented; 5 were in the completion phase with successful commercial relations. Previous narrative reports contained progress indicators for 27 projects where families from the peasant farmer associations have, on average, increased incomes by 33%, and the associations have, on average, increased productivity by 9%. Other positive changes have been an increase in the ability for peasant farmers to regularly put money aside for their future wellbeing when they might be too old to be working and earning money. The anchor companies have also benefited from an average reduction in costs of 6.3%, by buying directly from peasant farmer associations thereby eliminating intermediaries. The alliance with organizations such as the Colombian Agricultural Research Corporation (Agrosavia is its acronym in Spanish) and Agrosavia has helped to bring technological advice to peasant farmers using virtual training methods on good agricultural and milking practices and climate alerts. The Embassy's assessment is that the Andi foundation has achieved the expected results, in terms of the number of anchor companies, small peasant farmer associations and beneficiaries. The Andi Foundation has also adapted well in difficult circumstances when faced with the consequences of the COVID 19 pandemic. The Embassy's assessment is that this contribution has been very relevant for improving sustainable economic conditions for women and men in conflict affected regions as it ensures sustainable commercial links with anchor companies. The Andi Foundation has complied with the planned objectives, the narrative report contains detailed information that fully corresponds with the logical framework and progress indicators. The external evaluation has also confirmed the important results achieved during the first three years and the need to continue using the methodology for new inclusive businesses in rural and conflict affected regions. As regards of sustainability, the Embassy can be proud that a cooperation project that began in 2013 with Swedish support, has now become a seed for the institutional vision of the Andi Foundation. This cooperation project opened the ideas for an inclusive business model that started with small peasant farmers as suppliers to anchor companies, but which has now been widened to inclusive employment and distribution, as well as the inclusion of victims, ex-combatants, and ethnical minorities. The methodologies of all the inclusive business models have been developed during the last years as part of this project and are now at the heart of the strategic vision of the Foundation. In addition, the Andi Foundation has developed the IN movement with the aim of visibilizing and recognizing companies that have worked with one or more of these inclusive models. This is also linked with the Emprender Paz award, that recognizes the positive impact of the private sector in peacebuilding, as inclusive business models mainly links anchor companies with small peasant farmers in conflict affected regions. The Andi foundation will continue using these methodologies and will therefore continue building alliances for promoting inclusive businesses. All the 29 partnerships, still active in this project, have continued operating with Andi Foundations own resources during the recent months. The Embassy's assessment is that the Andi Foundation is a strategic partner with whom it will be relevant to continue working with in the future. Fortunately, it does not depend on international cooperation funds, but it does have an important added value that is complementary to many of other Swedish contributions related to peace building, such as reincorporation processes, victims reparation, the implementation of the peace agreement (integral rural reform), among others. The Embassy will promote alliances with other partners to fill the gap of commercial links for small peasant farmers and/entrepreneurs in conflict affected regions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55190013-5519001301 Sweden This contribution is a program support to ANDI FOUNDATION that aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small-scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. The starting point is to create feasible long term commercial relations through the coordination of different public and private allies that help to reduce gaps between the supply from small scale producers and the demand of anchor companies. This is second phase of Sida’s contribution 52060045. ANDI FOUNDATION har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 6,7 MSEK för genomförande av projektet “Business in development facility Hub” under perioden 1 juni 2016 till den 31 jan 2022. Projektet syftar till att förbättra den ekonomiska situationen för kvinnor och män som drabbats av konfliken eller i konfliktdrabbade områden genom att underlätta införandet av småskalig produktion i värdekedjan hos ankar företag, genom inkluderande och miljömässigt hållbara partnerskap mellan den offentliga och den privata sektorn. Den totala projektbudgeten är på 9,4 MSEK varav Sverige avser att bidra med 39%. This contribution aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 1: Small scale producers are strengthened and highly competitive and are engaged in inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 2: Business sector includes competitive raw materials from small scale producers, as suppliers in their value chain. Output 3: The Hub is recognized by all stakeholders as an articulator platform that is able to facilitate inclusive business with real impact on improving the quality of life of the vulnerable population and with strong gender and environmental perspectives. Sweden Fundacion ANDI Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion ANDI Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 0 0 0 1500000 -1500000 -1000000 1000000 -1000000 1500000 0 1000000 1500000 Fundacion ANDI 1500000 Fundacion ANDI SE-0-SE-6-55190013-5519001302 Sweden This contribution is a program support to ANDI FOUNDATION that aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small-scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. The starting point is to create feasible long term commercial relations through the coordination of different public and private allies that help to reduce gaps between the supply from small scale producers and the demand of anchor companies. This is second phase of Sida’s contribution 52060045. ANDI FOUNDATION har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 6,7 MSEK för genomförande av projektet “Business in development facility Hub” under perioden 1 juni 2016 till den 31 jan 2022. Projektet syftar till att förbättra den ekonomiska situationen för kvinnor och män som drabbats av konfliken eller i konfliktdrabbade områden genom att underlätta införandet av småskalig produktion i värdekedjan hos ankar företag, genom inkluderande och miljömässigt hållbara partnerskap mellan den offentliga och den privata sektorn. Den totala projektbudgeten är på 9,4 MSEK varav Sverige avser att bidra med 39%. This contribution aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 1: Small scale producers are strengthened and highly competitive and are engaged in inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 2: Business sector includes competitive raw materials from small scale producers, as suppliers in their value chain. Output 3: The Hub is recognized by all stakeholders as an articulator platform that is able to facilitate inclusive business with real impact on improving the quality of life of the vulnerable population and with strong gender and environmental perspectives. Sweden Fundacion ANDI Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion ANDI 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1100000 1100000 1250000 0 1750000 1250000 1100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1750000 5200000 Fundacion ANDI 1100000 Fundacion ANDI 1100000 Fundacion ANDI 1250000 Fundacion ANDI 1750000 Fundacion ANDI -0.21 Fundacion ANDI Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Improved conditions for inclusive and sustainable economic development in areas affected by conflict, including with respect to sustainable use of resources Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i konfliktdrabbade områden, inklusive med hänsyn till hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55190013-5519001303 Sweden This contribution is a program support to ANDI FOUNDATION that aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small-scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. The starting point is to create feasible long term commercial relations through the coordination of different public and private allies that help to reduce gaps between the supply from small scale producers and the demand of anchor companies. This is second phase of Sida’s contribution 52060045. ANDI FOUNDATION har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 6,7 MSEK för genomförande av projektet “Business in development facility Hub” under perioden 1 juni 2016 till den 31 jan 2022. Projektet syftar till att förbättra den ekonomiska situationen för kvinnor och män som drabbats av konfliken eller i konfliktdrabbade områden genom att underlätta införandet av småskalig produktion i värdekedjan hos ankar företag, genom inkluderande och miljömässigt hållbara partnerskap mellan den offentliga och den privata sektorn. Den totala projektbudgeten är på 9,4 MSEK varav Sverige avser att bidra med 39%. This contribution aims at improving sustainable economic situation of women and men that have been affected by the internal armed conflict facilitating the inclusion of their small scale production in the value chain of anchor companies, through inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 1: Small scale producers are strengthened and highly competitive and are engaged in inclusive and environmentally sustainable public-private partnerships. Output 2: Business sector includes competitive raw materials from small scale producers, as suppliers in their value chain. Output 3: The Hub is recognized by all stakeholders as an articulator platform that is able to facilitate inclusive business with real impact on improving the quality of life of the vulnerable population and with strong gender and environmental perspectives. Sweden Fundacion ANDI Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion ANDI 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -76425 0 -76425 -76425 Fundacion ANDI -76424.73 Fundacion ANDI Colombia 2021-2025 Colombia 2021-2025 Peace-building and institutional presence in conflict-affected areas Stärkta förutsättningar för fredsbyggande och ökad statlig institutionell närvaro och kapacitet i konfliktdrabbade områden. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55190044 Sweden The contribution aims to strengthen the external communication of the Embassy in Bogotá, both in Sweden and Colombia, on Sweden's achievements as a key partner for Peace in Colombia. This will be done by implementing a strengthened communication strategy during 2016 which includes work with the media, workshops, participation in relevan events, monitoring, and 2) publishing a book on the results of the Swedish development cooperation in Colombia since the 60s. The strategy will reinforce the communication on the lessons learned in the work for gender equality, human rights, environmental sustainability, protection of human security and a life free of violence. The Sustainable Development Goals will be an important tool and guideline to communicate the results. Bidraget syftar till att stärka ambassadens externa kommunikation, både i Sverige och Colombia, om Sveriges bidrag som en viktig partner för fred i Colombia. Detta kommer att ske genom att implementera en stark kommunikationsstrategi under 2016, som innebär arbete med media, workshops, deltagande i relevanta evenemang, och 2) att publicera en bok om resultaten av den svenska utvecklingssamarbetet i Colombia sedan 60-talet. Strategin kommer att stärka kommunikationen om lärdomarna i arbetet för jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter, hållbar miljö, skydd för människors säkerhet och ett liv fritt från våld. FNs Sustainable Development Goals kommer att vara ett viktigt verktyg och riktlinjer för att kommunicera resultaten. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Colombia Communications policy and administrative management Communications SE-0-SE-6-55190044-5519004401 Sweden The contribution aims to strengthen the external communication of the Embassy in Bogotá, both in Sweden and Colombia, on Sweden's achievements as a key partner for Peace in Colombia. This will be done by implementing a strengthened communication strategy during 2016 which includes work with the media, workshops, participation in relevan events, monitoring, and 2) publishing a book on the results of the Swedish development cooperation in Colombia since the 60s. The strategy will reinforce the communication on the lessons learned in the work for gender equality, human rights, environmental sustainability, protection of human security and a life free of violence. The Sustainable Development Goals will be an important tool and guideline to communicate the results. Bidraget syftar till att stärka ambassadens externa kommunikation, både i Sverige och Colombia, om Sveriges bidrag som en viktig partner för fred i Colombia. Detta kommer att ske genom att implementera en stark kommunikationsstrategi under 2016, som innebär arbete med media, workshops, deltagande i relevanta evenemang, och 2) att publicera en bok om resultaten av den svenska utvecklingssamarbetet i Colombia sedan 60-talet. Strategin kommer att stärka kommunikationen om lärdomarna i arbetet för jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter, hållbar miljö, skydd för människors säkerhet och ett liv fritt från våld. FNs Sustainable Development Goals kommer att vara ett viktigt verktyg och riktlinjer för att kommunicera resultaten. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Internal decision Letter of Co Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5934 5934 0 0 600000 -600000 5934 Internal decision Letter of Co 5934.13 Internal decision Letter of Co SE-0-SE-6-55190044-5519004402 Sweden The contribution aims to strengthen the external communication of the Embassy in Bogotá, both in Sweden and Colombia, on Sweden's achievements as a key partner for Peace in Colombia. This will be done by implementing a strengthened communication strategy during 2016 which includes work with the media, workshops, participation in relevan events, monitoring, and 2) publishing a book on the results of the Swedish development cooperation in Colombia since the 60s. The strategy will reinforce the communication on the lessons learned in the work for gender equality, human rights, environmental sustainability, protection of human security and a life free of violence. The Sustainable Development Goals will be an important tool and guideline to communicate the results. Bidraget syftar till att stärka ambassadens externa kommunikation, både i Sverige och Colombia, om Sveriges bidrag som en viktig partner för fred i Colombia. Detta kommer att ske genom att implementera en stark kommunikationsstrategi under 2016, som innebär arbete med media, workshops, deltagande i relevanta evenemang, och 2) att publicera en bok om resultaten av den svenska utvecklingssamarbetet i Colombia sedan 60-talet. Strategin kommer att stärka kommunikationen om lärdomarna i arbetet för jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter, hållbar miljö, skydd för människors säkerhet och ett liv fritt från våld. FNs Sustainable Development Goals kommer att vara ett viktigt verktyg och riktlinjer för att kommunicera resultaten. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hernando Salazar Consultant Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 196729 196729 0 0 0 0 0 196729 Hernando Salazar Consultant 23756.53 Hernando Salazar Consultant 97500 Hernando Salazar Consultant 25670 Hernando Salazar Consultant 49801.97 Hernando Salazar Consultant 0 Hernando Salazar Consultant SE-0-SE-6-55190044-5519004403 Sweden The contribution aims to strengthen the external communication of the Embassy in Bogotá, both in Sweden and Colombia, on Sweden's achievements as a key partner for Peace in Colombia. This will be done by implementing a strengthened communication strategy during 2016 which includes work with the media, workshops, participation in relevan events, monitoring, and 2) publishing a book on the results of the Swedish development cooperation in Colombia since the 60s. The strategy will reinforce the communication on the lessons learned in the work for gender equality, human rights, environmental sustainability, protection of human security and a life free of violence. The Sustainable Development Goals will be an important tool and guideline to communicate the results. Bidraget syftar till att stärka ambassadens externa kommunikation, både i Sverige och Colombia, om Sveriges bidrag som en viktig partner för fred i Colombia. Detta kommer att ske genom att implementera en stark kommunikationsstrategi under 2016, som innebär arbete med media, workshops, deltagande i relevanta evenemang, och 2) att publicera en bok om resultaten av den svenska utvecklingssamarbetet i Colombia sedan 60-talet. Strategin kommer att stärka kommunikationen om lärdomarna i arbetet för jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter, hållbar miljö, skydd för människors säkerhet och ett liv fritt från våld. FNs Sustainable Development Goals kommer att vara ett viktigt verktyg och riktlinjer för att kommunicera resultaten. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 112215 147227 0 24000 112215 42000 81227 259442 Other 112214.79 Other 44136.99 Other 103089.67 Other Colombia 2016-2020 Colombia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity to prevent and deal with the incidence of gender-related violence, with a focus on women and girls. Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och hantera förekomst av könsrelaterat våld med fokus på kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55200004 Sweden A consortium consisting of the four organizations CEG, LEGIS, NDI and NIMD has applied for funding from Sweden concerning "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" during the period 2014-2018. The intervention, which in total is on 37,5 million SEK, will be administered and coordinated by UNOPS. The general objective of the intervention is to contribute to technical and institutional strengthening of the legislative function and the Parliament through organized citizen participation aiming at transforming the political system and developing a democratic legislative framework, by 1) promoting international standard in legislation concerning Human Rights, security, justice and transparency; 2) Articulation and consolidation of civil society networks for fiscalization, technical assistance and advocacy in relation to the Congress; 3) Establishment of mechanisms for analysis, dialogue and information based on studies and social audit mechanisms. Ett konsortium bestående av de fyra organisationerna CEG, LEGIS, NDI och NIMD har ansökt om finansiering från Sverige gällande "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" under perioden 2014-2018. Insatsen som är på totalt 37,5 miljoner SEK administreras och koordineras av UNOPS. Insatsens huvudmål att att bidra till tekniskt och institutionellt stärkande av den lagstiftande funktionen och parlamentet i Guatemala genom organiserat medborgardeltagande som syftar till en genomgripande förändring av det politiska systemet och utvecklingen av att demokratiskt ramverk för lagstiftningen. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) främja en internationell standard i lagstiftningen gällande mänskliga rättigheter, säkerhet, rättsskipning och transparens, 2) främja och konsolidera deltagande av civilsamhällesnätverk för ansvarsutkrävande, tekniskt stöd och påverkansarbete i relation till kongressen, 3) etablera mekanismer för analys, dialog och information baserad på studier och mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general During this reporting cycle, the political context in Guatemala for program implementation has been challenging. Tensions have escalated in Congress and in the Executive Branch as a consequence of the fight against corruption and impunity. President Jimmy Morales publicly attacked CICIG and Commissioner Ivan Velasquez declaring him Non-grato, and relations with Public Prosecutor's Office deteriorated during Thelma Aldana's period. President Morales's government requested Sweden to change their Ambassador to Guatemala, probably due to Sweden's strong financial support to CICIG. Congress on the other hand has been strongly criticized for inefficiency and protection of their own interests against possible corruption charges. The current Board of Directors of the Congress has closed it's doors to international cooperation in an attitud of defiance, thus directly affecting PARLAD's activities towards expected results. In general, polarization and radicalization of positions and attitudes have marked the political panorama during the past year. PARLAD members have, however, achieved results with their interventions. Financing civil society dialogue and discussions on current issues and legislative proposals have helped put law initiatives and reforms in Congressional Committee's discussions of issues related to human rights, security, justice and transparency. 10 Commissions have been strengthened through direct technical support and integration of methodologies on dialogue, use of comparative and constitutional law and preparation of technical studies. Among legislative initiatives directly supported by PARLAD are Law on the rights of the disabled (prepared by LEGIS through participatory consultations with representatives of the organized disabled community); Law initiative on Integrated Protection System for Children and Adolescents (also supported by another Embassy partner UNICEF); abolition of the death penalty (with support from another Embassy partner UNHCHR); reforms to the Electoral Law; adaptation of new Migration Code; and installation of an Observatory for Legislative Agenda. Most importantly, the organized civil society has had direct input and participation in the discussions and formulation of legal initiatives in line with the concept of Open Parliament. The Board of Directors received support to modernize the Congressional web site (supported by NDI) which has improved transparency and possibilities for social auditing. Since the beginning of 2018, due to increasing polarization between the Executive Branch, Congress and the public in general, efforts have been re-directed to detaining the regresive legislative agenda, which seeks to limit civil society participation and social audit, restrict human rights and guarantee impunity for politicians suspected of corruption. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55200004-5520000401 Sweden A consortium consisting of the four organizations CEG, LEGIS, NDI and NIMD has applied for funding from Sweden concerning "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" during the period 2014-2018. The intervention, which in total is on 37,5 million SEK, will be administered and coordinated by UNOPS. The general objective of the intervention is to contribute to technical and institutional strengthening of the legislative function and the Parliament through organized citizen participation aiming at transforming the political system and developing a democratic legislative framework, by 1) promoting international standard in legislation concerning Human Rights, security, justice and transparency; 2) Articulation and consolidation of civil society networks for fiscalization, technical assistance and advocacy in relation to the Congress; 3) Establishment of mechanisms for analysis, dialogue and information based on studies and social audit mechanisms. Ett konsortium bestående av de fyra organisationerna CEG, LEGIS, NDI och NIMD har ansökt om finansiering från Sverige gällande "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" under perioden 2014-2018. Insatsen som är på totalt 37,5 miljoner SEK administreras och koordineras av UNOPS. Insatsens huvudmål att att bidra till tekniskt och institutionellt stärkande av den lagstiftande funktionen och parlamentet i Guatemala genom organiserat medborgardeltagande som syftar till en genomgripande förändring av det politiska systemet och utvecklingen av att demokratiskt ramverk för lagstiftningen. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) främja en internationell standard i lagstiftningen gällande mänskliga rättigheter, säkerhet, rättsskipning och transparens, 2) främja och konsolidera deltagande av civilsamhällesnätverk för ansvarsutkrävande, tekniskt stöd och påverkansarbete i relation till kongressen, 3) etablera mekanismer för analys, dialog och information baserad på studier och mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 7000000 7000000 0 0 11000000 0 7000000 7500000 10000000 7000000 0 0 -7500000 0 -2000000 -11000000 2000000 24000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 10000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 5000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 2000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 7000000 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission SE-0-SE-6-55200004-5520000402 Sweden A consortium consisting of the four organizations CEG, LEGIS, NDI and NIMD has applied for funding from Sweden concerning "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" during the period 2014-2018. The intervention, which in total is on 37,5 million SEK, will be administered and coordinated by UNOPS. The general objective of the intervention is to contribute to technical and institutional strengthening of the legislative function and the Parliament through organized citizen participation aiming at transforming the political system and developing a democratic legislative framework, by 1) promoting international standard in legislation concerning Human Rights, security, justice and transparency; 2) Articulation and consolidation of civil society networks for fiscalization, technical assistance and advocacy in relation to the Congress; 3) Establishment of mechanisms for analysis, dialogue and information based on studies and social audit mechanisms. Ett konsortium bestående av de fyra organisationerna CEG, LEGIS, NDI och NIMD har ansökt om finansiering från Sverige gällande "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" under perioden 2014-2018. Insatsen som är på totalt 37,5 miljoner SEK administreras och koordineras av UNOPS. Insatsens huvudmål att att bidra till tekniskt och institutionellt stärkande av den lagstiftande funktionen och parlamentet i Guatemala genom organiserat medborgardeltagande som syftar till en genomgripande förändring av det politiska systemet och utvecklingen av att demokratiskt ramverk för lagstiftningen. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) främja en internationell standard i lagstiftningen gällande mänskliga rättigheter, säkerhet, rättsskipning och transparens, 2) främja och konsolidera deltagande av civilsamhällesnätverk för ansvarsutkrävande, tekniskt stöd och påverkansarbete i relation till kongressen, 3) etablera mekanismer för analys, dialog och information baserad på studier och mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11500000 8000000 0 0 6000000 0 3500000 8000000 0 2000000 0 -1061646 0 19500000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 4000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 7500000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 2000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 6000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -1061645.8700000001 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Sustainable and climate adjusted food security, including sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystem services Hållbar och klimatanpassad livsmedelsförsörjning, inklusive hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55200004-5520000403 Sweden A consortium consisting of the four organizations CEG, LEGIS, NDI and NIMD has applied for funding from Sweden concerning "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" during the period 2014-2018. The intervention, which in total is on 37,5 million SEK, will be administered and coordinated by UNOPS. The general objective of the intervention is to contribute to technical and institutional strengthening of the legislative function and the Parliament through organized citizen participation aiming at transforming the political system and developing a democratic legislative framework, by 1) promoting international standard in legislation concerning Human Rights, security, justice and transparency; 2) Articulation and consolidation of civil society networks for fiscalization, technical assistance and advocacy in relation to the Congress; 3) Establishment of mechanisms for analysis, dialogue and information based on studies and social audit mechanisms. Ett konsortium bestående av de fyra organisationerna CEG, LEGIS, NDI och NIMD har ansökt om finansiering från Sverige gällande "Citizen support programme for a democratic and open parliament - PARLAD" under perioden 2014-2018. Insatsen som är på totalt 37,5 miljoner SEK administreras och koordineras av UNOPS. Insatsens huvudmål att att bidra till tekniskt och institutionellt stärkande av den lagstiftande funktionen och parlamentet i Guatemala genom organiserat medborgardeltagande som syftar till en genomgripande förändring av det politiska systemet och utvecklingen av att demokratiskt ramverk för lagstiftningen. Detta kommer att ske genom att 1) främja en internationell standard i lagstiftningen gällande mänskliga rättigheter, säkerhet, rättsskipning och transparens, 2) främja och konsolidera deltagande av civilsamhällesnätverk för ansvarsutkrävande, tekniskt stöd och påverkansarbete i relation till kongressen, 3) etablera mekanismer för analys, dialog och information baserad på studier och mekanismer för ansvarsutkrävande. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -254415 -254415 -254415 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission -254414.85 United Nations Agency, Fund or Commission Guatemala 2021-2025 Guatemala 2021-2025 Strengthened conditions for demanding responsibility, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions and strengthened conditions for free and fair sustainable trade. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor samt stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis hållbar handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55200014 Sweden The support from Sida is intended as a core support to ICEFIs activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida will, however, only support the Institute in 2015-2018 with the agreement expiring in 2019 referring to the rules that govern Sida when the strategy for development cooperation is about to expire. Two strategic objectives define ICEFIs workduring 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central America region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to ICEFI positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Within the framework of the above ICEFI´s work has four strategic commitments, and two operational results contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. Strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. Operational results: 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognize ICEFI as a regional reference point. 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. Stödet från Sida är ämnat att utgå utgår i form av ett kärnstöd till ICEFIs verksamhet för genomförande av institutets strategiska plan 2015-2021. Sida ska dock enbart stödja institutet under 2015-2018 med avtalet som löper ut 2019 hänvisning till regelverket som styr Sida vid ingåendet av i tid längre insatser då strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet är på väg att löpa ut. Två strategiska mål definierar ICEFIs uppdrag under 2015-2021. Det första målet är länkat till kunskapsrelaterad produktion från deras sida av information, studier och analyser som kan verka för hållbarhet, tillräckliga fiskala resurser och utveckling av länderna i den Centralamerikanska regionen. Det andra målet knyter an till att verka för dialog och inklusion i den fiskala politiken, som leder till att ICEFI positionerar sig som en effektiv och pålitlig förändringsagent. Inom ramen av ovanstående konkretiseras ICEFIs arbete i fyra strategiska åtaganden och två operativa resultat som bidrar till uppfylla de nämnda strategiska åtagandena. Strategiska resultat: 1) Att skattesystemen i Centralamerika ska gå mot tillräcklighet i resurser, enkelhet och ökad progressiv beskattning. För att säkerställa att ökningen av de offentliga resurserna inte bara stödjer utvecklingsmål men också verkar för större jämlikhet, kommer det att bli nödvändigt, för perioden 2015-2021, att länderna i regionen verkar för politiska överenskommelser som leder till en förstärkning av skattemyndigheter m.m. vilket i sin tur ska leda till ökade skatteintäkter och att åtal sker i större utsträckning ifråga om de centrala ekonomiska brotten (där tullbedrägeri, smuggling och skatteflykt utgör några). Det är också nödvändigt att att öka skattebasen genom att minska nuvarande skatteprivilegier och agera för en högre grad av progressiv beskattning ifråga om inkomstskatter. 2) För det andra, bör de offentliga utgifterna i Centralamerika hanteras på ett mer effektivt sätt. Det förväntas att under perioden 2015-2021 kommer de centralamerikanska länderna att stärka sin planering och uppföljning av hur de offentliga utgifterna används och också hur nyttjandet av dessa påverkar samhällsutvecklingen ; att de kommer att följa utvecklingsmålen och minska klyftan mellan vad som för närvarande investeras och de investeringar som måste göras för att åstadkomma större jämlikhet i samhällena; och genom att underblåsa en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Samtidigt måste en dialog föras för att diskutera bristen på flexibilitet i utgifterna och deras förhållande till den nuvarande sociala agendan. 3) Centralamerika måste gå mot mot en finanspolitik som fokuserar på hållbarhet och tillräcklighet. De nuvarande strukturella obalanserna i finanspolitiken måste studeras och åtgärdas. Inom de viktigaste obalanserna att åtgärda är den i allt högre grad ökande statsskulden ; både som finansieringsmekanism samt en mekanism för betalningsansvar. Samtidigt kommer den finanspolitiska hållbarheten i de centralamerikanska länderna under de kommande åren vara beroende hur man finner lösningar för att finansiera och bygga upp sociala trygghetssystem. För att uppnå en tillräcklig nivå av offentliga medel, kommer länderna i regionen behöva justera den offentlig finansieringen för att kunna uppnå de utvecklings- och tillväxtmålen som man enats om. 4) Att Centralamerika är en öppnare region, med en befolkning som har större insyn och medbestämmande i skattefrågor. Under de närmaste åren måste ett arbete göras för att förbättra insynen, bekämpa korruptionen och stärka regeringens ansvar gentemot sina medborgare. Därtill krävs institutionella förändringar inom de centralamerikanska offentliga förvaltningarna. Ett stärkande av medborgarna och deras deltagande i skattefrågor kommer att kräva produktion och spridning av mer information och ytterligare institutionella utrymmen (i de verkställande och lagstiftande grenarna av regeringen) för effektiv dialog och reflektion. Det är av avgörande betydelse för medborgarna att ha resurser och möjligheter att effektivt utnyttja sin medverkan och att kräva sina rättigheter och också samtidigt visa respekt avseende sina skattemässiga förpliktelser såsom ett led i socialt kontrakt. Att följa tidigare åtaganden kommer att kräva att kräva ytterligare mobilisering av resurser samt kontinuerliga förbättringar inom förvaltningen och i utvärderingen av resultaten och i institutionell utveckling. Dessa element har alltid varit närvarande i ICEFIs tänkande och strategiska upplägg. Operativa resultat för ICEFI: 1) Att internationella forsknings- och nätverk för fiskala frågor erkänner ICEFI som en regional referenspunkt. ICEFI strävar efter att utveckla kapacitet för att bidra till en mer effektiv kommunikationsstrategi för finanspolitiken; aktivt delta i nätverk och möten i Europa och USA; att vara ledande i finanspolitiska diskussionsnätverk och bidra till ett ökat antal akademiker som delar, tillämpar och sprider synpunkter på en utveckling och finanspolitik som ICEFI delar. 2) en ökad institutionell konsolidering av ICEFI. Denna punkt består i att avancera för att effektivt upprätthålla de processer som ger ICEFI möjlighet att få önskade resultat och finansiell hållbarhet. Detta inkluderar att systematisera processer och resultat baserade på utvärdering; stärka administrativa system och att utveckla humankapitalet; mobilisera medel och diversifiera finansieringskällorna samt att stärka användningen av teknik kopplat till inköp av medieteknik och medieinnovation. This is a core support to ICEFI's activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida has supported ICEFI with core funds since 2005. The support from the bilateral strategy for Guatemala is now finalized since ICEFI is a regional organization. Discussions are held between the new regional strategy for Latinamerica and ICEFI about possible support. Two strategic objectives define ICEFI's work during 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central American region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to that Icefi positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Previously ICEFI had four ambitious and challenging strategic commitments, and two operational results to contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. These were changed after the recommendations from the mid-term review in 2019. Below is described which results have been replaced with what: The first 3 strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. has been replaced with: A: Strengthened the production of information and knowledge, which contributes to the analysis, reflection and proposed tax policy Central American states to promote development democracy of their societies. The 4th strategic result 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. and the 1st operational result 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognise Icefi as a regional reference point. has been replaced with: B: Strengthened the capacity of communication and advocacy for State-civil society dialogue on fiscal policy for development sustainable in Central America. The 2nd operational result: 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. has been replaced by: C: Consolidated the institutional growth (of ICEFI) for secure the sustainability financial, presence and influence on fiscal policy in the countries of the region. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Domestic revenue mobilisation Government & Civil Society-general El Instituto Centroamerica de Estudios Fiscales (ICEFI) has developed into a leading institute in research and advocacy of fiscal-matters in Central America. The Institute aims to be an entity of change and promote sustainability, fiscal sufficiency and transparency to increase social welfare, achieve compliance with development goals and thus contribute to the democracy of the Central American countries. Despite the difficulties of the context, the Institute stands out in the region for its academic production and analyses it carries out. Thanks to its different activities, ICEFI contributes to the creation of an informed public opinion, mostly in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, countries in which there is a lack of fiscal investigations from a humanist and democratic perspective. Throughout the period 2015 to 2021, ICEFI has produced serial publications such as "Perfiles Macrofiscales", the "Bolentines de Estudios Fiscales", the serie Contamos!, and the "Documentos para el Diálogo Fiscal". The analyses of the draft budgets, published annually, have been a reliable source of information for citizens to audit public finances. In addition, ICEFI has also addressed topics, some of them pioneers within the field, such as fiscal studies and gender; fiscal policy with a sustainable perspective; development, transparency and open governments; and public expenditure on children and young people. The report "Agenda Fiscal Centroamericana 2030", published in 2021, includes a roadmap to get Central America on track towards the fulfilment of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The report includes, by country y by year, goals, costs, sources of financing and recommendations for effective management and evaluation of fiscal policy. With this report ICEFI shows that a different Central America is possible, but it requires new political, economic and fiscal agreements, based on informed, comprehensive and sensible knowledge of democracy and development. ICEFI has during the reporting period taken a clear position against corruption. The work "Apoyo internacional para enfrentar la corrupción y la impunidad en Guatemala y Honduras: breve comparación de la Misión de apoyo contra la Corrupcion y la Impunidad en Honduras (MACCIH) con la Comisión Internacional contra la Impunidad en Guatemala (CICIG)" and the book: "La corrupción: sus caminos e impacto en la sociedad y una agenda para enfrentarla en el Triángulo Norte Centroamericano" which had the printing of a thousand copies, in two editions, distributed in the three countries and sold out in the short term. ICEFI develops communication and advocacy work, provides information, training and advice to a diverse audience, including officials, both at the local and state levels, civil society organizations, academies and universities, think tanks, businessmen and journalists, among others. Through an alliance with the Rafael Landívar University (URL) of Guatemala, in 2021 2,236 people have participated in the courses developed. ICEFI disseminate its analyses through public presentations, social networks and the website. The visitors to the website went from being 59,755, in 2015, to 287,285, in 2021. From 2015 to 2021, Facebook, the platform on which the Institute has the largest number of followers, went from 5,631 to 16,628; while, on Twitter, in this same period, followers went from 2,693 to 10,528. The presence on the Internet, which the Institute has consolidated throughout the period, played a vital role with the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, at which time the network became a key information instrument in the framework of mobility restrictions and social distancing. Two examples of concrete results: - ICEFI carried out intense lobbying on the proposal to modify the State Procurement Law in Guatemala, particularly so that consensus and citizen demand for transparency are respected. ICEFI successfully concluded its work of political action and intersectoral coordination, since the reforms to the law were approved on November 17. - In 2021, ICEFI continued to support the Guatemalan PDH (Human Rights Office), especially as the attack by the official alliance in the Congress of the Republic sought to suffocate the entity financially by retaining an important part of its budget. ICEFI led public appeals by nearly a hundred civil society organizations and individuals, in which the invalidity of the claim was technically argued. As a result, Congress was forced to transfer to the PDH the complete budget. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55200014-5520001401 Sweden The support from Sida is intended as a core support to ICEFIs activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida will, however, only support the Institute in 2015-2018 with the agreement expiring in 2019 referring to the rules that govern Sida when the strategy for development cooperation is about to expire. Two strategic objectives define ICEFIs workduring 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central America region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to ICEFI positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Within the framework of the above ICEFI´s work has four strategic commitments, and two operational results contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. Strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. Operational results: 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognize ICEFI as a regional reference point. 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. Stödet från Sida är ämnat att utgå utgår i form av ett kärnstöd till ICEFIs verksamhet för genomförande av institutets strategiska plan 2015-2021. Sida ska dock enbart stödja institutet under 2015-2018 med avtalet som löper ut 2019 hänvisning till regelverket som styr Sida vid ingåendet av i tid längre insatser då strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet är på väg att löpa ut. Två strategiska mål definierar ICEFIs uppdrag under 2015-2021. Det första målet är länkat till kunskapsrelaterad produktion från deras sida av information, studier och analyser som kan verka för hållbarhet, tillräckliga fiskala resurser och utveckling av länderna i den Centralamerikanska regionen. Det andra målet knyter an till att verka för dialog och inklusion i den fiskala politiken, som leder till att ICEFI positionerar sig som en effektiv och pålitlig förändringsagent. Inom ramen av ovanstående konkretiseras ICEFIs arbete i fyra strategiska åtaganden och två operativa resultat som bidrar till uppfylla de nämnda strategiska åtagandena. Strategiska resultat: 1) Att skattesystemen i Centralamerika ska gå mot tillräcklighet i resurser, enkelhet och ökad progressiv beskattning. För att säkerställa att ökningen av de offentliga resurserna inte bara stödjer utvecklingsmål men också verkar för större jämlikhet, kommer det att bli nödvändigt, för perioden 2015-2021, att länderna i regionen verkar för politiska överenskommelser som leder till en förstärkning av skattemyndigheter m.m. vilket i sin tur ska leda till ökade skatteintäkter och att åtal sker i större utsträckning ifråga om de centrala ekonomiska brotten (där tullbedrägeri, smuggling och skatteflykt utgör några). Det är också nödvändigt att att öka skattebasen genom att minska nuvarande skatteprivilegier och agera för en högre grad av progressiv beskattning ifråga om inkomstskatter. 2) För det andra, bör de offentliga utgifterna i Centralamerika hanteras på ett mer effektivt sätt. Det förväntas att under perioden 2015-2021 kommer de centralamerikanska länderna att stärka sin planering och uppföljning av hur de offentliga utgifterna används och också hur nyttjandet av dessa påverkar samhällsutvecklingen ; att de kommer att följa utvecklingsmålen och minska klyftan mellan vad som för närvarande investeras och de investeringar som måste göras för att åstadkomma större jämlikhet i samhällena; och genom att underblåsa en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Samtidigt måste en dialog föras för att diskutera bristen på flexibilitet i utgifterna och deras förhållande till den nuvarande sociala agendan. 3) Centralamerika måste gå mot mot en finanspolitik som fokuserar på hållbarhet och tillräcklighet. De nuvarande strukturella obalanserna i finanspolitiken måste studeras och åtgärdas. Inom de viktigaste obalanserna att åtgärda är den i allt högre grad ökande statsskulden ; både som finansieringsmekanism samt en mekanism för betalningsansvar. Samtidigt kommer den finanspolitiska hållbarheten i de centralamerikanska länderna under de kommande åren vara beroende hur man finner lösningar för att finansiera och bygga upp sociala trygghetssystem. För att uppnå en tillräcklig nivå av offentliga medel, kommer länderna i regionen behöva justera den offentlig finansieringen för att kunna uppnå de utvecklings- och tillväxtmålen som man enats om. 4) Att Centralamerika är en öppnare region, med en befolkning som har större insyn och medbestämmande i skattefrågor. Under de närmaste åren måste ett arbete göras för att förbättra insynen, bekämpa korruptionen och stärka regeringens ansvar gentemot sina medborgare. Därtill krävs institutionella förändringar inom de centralamerikanska offentliga förvaltningarna. Ett stärkande av medborgarna och deras deltagande i skattefrågor kommer att kräva produktion och spridning av mer information och ytterligare institutionella utrymmen (i de verkställande och lagstiftande grenarna av regeringen) för effektiv dialog och reflektion. Det är av avgörande betydelse för medborgarna att ha resurser och möjligheter att effektivt utnyttja sin medverkan och att kräva sina rättigheter och också samtidigt visa respekt avseende sina skattemässiga förpliktelser såsom ett led i socialt kontrakt. Att följa tidigare åtaganden kommer att kräva att kräva ytterligare mobilisering av resurser samt kontinuerliga förbättringar inom förvaltningen och i utvärderingen av resultaten och i institutionell utveckling. Dessa element har alltid varit närvarande i ICEFIs tänkande och strategiska upplägg. Operativa resultat för ICEFI: 1) Att internationella forsknings- och nätverk för fiskala frågor erkänner ICEFI som en regional referenspunkt. ICEFI strävar efter att utveckla kapacitet för att bidra till en mer effektiv kommunikationsstrategi för finanspolitiken; aktivt delta i nätverk och möten i Europa och USA; att vara ledande i finanspolitiska diskussionsnätverk och bidra till ett ökat antal akademiker som delar, tillämpar och sprider synpunkter på en utveckling och finanspolitik som ICEFI delar. 2) en ökad institutionell konsolidering av ICEFI. Denna punkt består i att avancera för att effektivt upprätthålla de processer som ger ICEFI möjlighet att få önskade resultat och finansiell hållbarhet. Detta inkluderar att systematisera processer och resultat baserade på utvärdering; stärka administrativa system och att utveckla humankapitalet; mobilisera medel och diversifiera finansieringskällorna samt att stärka användningen av teknik kopplat till inköp av medieteknik och medieinnovation. This is a core support to ICEFI's activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida has supported ICEFI with core funds since 2005. The support from the bilateral strategy for Guatemala is now finalized since ICEFI is a regional organization. Discussions are held between the new regional strategy for Latinamerica and ICEFI about possible support. Two strategic objectives define ICEFI's work during 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central American region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to that Icefi positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Previously ICEFI had four ambitious and challenging strategic commitments, and two operational results to contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. These were changed after the recommendations from the mid-term review in 2019. Below is described which results have been replaced with what: The first 3 strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. has been replaced with: A: Strengthened the production of information and knowledge, which contributes to the analysis, reflection and proposed tax policy Central American states to promote development democracy of their societies. The 4th strategic result 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. and the 1st operational result 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognise Icefi as a regional reference point. has been replaced with: B: Strengthened the capacity of communication and advocacy for State-civil society dialogue on fiscal policy for development sustainable in Central America. The 2nd operational result: 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. has been replaced by: C: Consolidated the institutional growth (of ICEFI) for secure the sustainability financial, presence and influence on fiscal policy in the countries of the region. Sweden ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5500000 5500000 0 0 5500000 5500000 5500000 5500000 -5500000 -5500000 11000000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales SE-0-SE-6-55200014-5520001402 Sweden The support from Sida is intended as a core support to ICEFIs activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida will, however, only support the Institute in 2015-2018 with the agreement expiring in 2019 referring to the rules that govern Sida when the strategy for development cooperation is about to expire. Two strategic objectives define ICEFIs workduring 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central America region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to ICEFI positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Within the framework of the above ICEFI´s work has four strategic commitments, and two operational results contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. Strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. Operational results: 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognize ICEFI as a regional reference point. 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. Stödet från Sida är ämnat att utgå utgår i form av ett kärnstöd till ICEFIs verksamhet för genomförande av institutets strategiska plan 2015-2021. Sida ska dock enbart stödja institutet under 2015-2018 med avtalet som löper ut 2019 hänvisning till regelverket som styr Sida vid ingåendet av i tid längre insatser då strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet är på väg att löpa ut. Två strategiska mål definierar ICEFIs uppdrag under 2015-2021. Det första målet är länkat till kunskapsrelaterad produktion från deras sida av information, studier och analyser som kan verka för hållbarhet, tillräckliga fiskala resurser och utveckling av länderna i den Centralamerikanska regionen. Det andra målet knyter an till att verka för dialog och inklusion i den fiskala politiken, som leder till att ICEFI positionerar sig som en effektiv och pålitlig förändringsagent. Inom ramen av ovanstående konkretiseras ICEFIs arbete i fyra strategiska åtaganden och två operativa resultat som bidrar till uppfylla de nämnda strategiska åtagandena. Strategiska resultat: 1) Att skattesystemen i Centralamerika ska gå mot tillräcklighet i resurser, enkelhet och ökad progressiv beskattning. För att säkerställa att ökningen av de offentliga resurserna inte bara stödjer utvecklingsmål men också verkar för större jämlikhet, kommer det att bli nödvändigt, för perioden 2015-2021, att länderna i regionen verkar för politiska överenskommelser som leder till en förstärkning av skattemyndigheter m.m. vilket i sin tur ska leda till ökade skatteintäkter och att åtal sker i större utsträckning ifråga om de centrala ekonomiska brotten (där tullbedrägeri, smuggling och skatteflykt utgör några). Det är också nödvändigt att att öka skattebasen genom att minska nuvarande skatteprivilegier och agera för en högre grad av progressiv beskattning ifråga om inkomstskatter. 2) För det andra, bör de offentliga utgifterna i Centralamerika hanteras på ett mer effektivt sätt. Det förväntas att under perioden 2015-2021 kommer de centralamerikanska länderna att stärka sin planering och uppföljning av hur de offentliga utgifterna används och också hur nyttjandet av dessa påverkar samhällsutvecklingen ; att de kommer att följa utvecklingsmålen och minska klyftan mellan vad som för närvarande investeras och de investeringar som måste göras för att åstadkomma större jämlikhet i samhällena; och genom att underblåsa en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Samtidigt måste en dialog föras för att diskutera bristen på flexibilitet i utgifterna och deras förhållande till den nuvarande sociala agendan. 3) Centralamerika måste gå mot mot en finanspolitik som fokuserar på hållbarhet och tillräcklighet. De nuvarande strukturella obalanserna i finanspolitiken måste studeras och åtgärdas. Inom de viktigaste obalanserna att åtgärda är den i allt högre grad ökande statsskulden ; både som finansieringsmekanism samt en mekanism för betalningsansvar. Samtidigt kommer den finanspolitiska hållbarheten i de centralamerikanska länderna under de kommande åren vara beroende hur man finner lösningar för att finansiera och bygga upp sociala trygghetssystem. För att uppnå en tillräcklig nivå av offentliga medel, kommer länderna i regionen behöva justera den offentlig finansieringen för att kunna uppnå de utvecklings- och tillväxtmålen som man enats om. 4) Att Centralamerika är en öppnare region, med en befolkning som har större insyn och medbestämmande i skattefrågor. Under de närmaste åren måste ett arbete göras för att förbättra insynen, bekämpa korruptionen och stärka regeringens ansvar gentemot sina medborgare. Därtill krävs institutionella förändringar inom de centralamerikanska offentliga förvaltningarna. Ett stärkande av medborgarna och deras deltagande i skattefrågor kommer att kräva produktion och spridning av mer information och ytterligare institutionella utrymmen (i de verkställande och lagstiftande grenarna av regeringen) för effektiv dialog och reflektion. Det är av avgörande betydelse för medborgarna att ha resurser och möjligheter att effektivt utnyttja sin medverkan och att kräva sina rättigheter och också samtidigt visa respekt avseende sina skattemässiga förpliktelser såsom ett led i socialt kontrakt. Att följa tidigare åtaganden kommer att kräva att kräva ytterligare mobilisering av resurser samt kontinuerliga förbättringar inom förvaltningen och i utvärderingen av resultaten och i institutionell utveckling. Dessa element har alltid varit närvarande i ICEFIs tänkande och strategiska upplägg. Operativa resultat för ICEFI: 1) Att internationella forsknings- och nätverk för fiskala frågor erkänner ICEFI som en regional referenspunkt. ICEFI strävar efter att utveckla kapacitet för att bidra till en mer effektiv kommunikationsstrategi för finanspolitiken; aktivt delta i nätverk och möten i Europa och USA; att vara ledande i finanspolitiska diskussionsnätverk och bidra till ett ökat antal akademiker som delar, tillämpar och sprider synpunkter på en utveckling och finanspolitik som ICEFI delar. 2) en ökad institutionell konsolidering av ICEFI. Denna punkt består i att avancera för att effektivt upprätthålla de processer som ger ICEFI möjlighet att få önskade resultat och finansiell hållbarhet. Detta inkluderar att systematisera processer och resultat baserade på utvärdering; stärka administrativa system och att utveckla humankapitalet; mobilisera medel och diversifiera finansieringskällorna samt att stärka användningen av teknik kopplat till inköp av medieteknik och medieinnovation. This is a core support to ICEFI's activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida has supported ICEFI with core funds since 2005. The support from the bilateral strategy for Guatemala is now finalized since ICEFI is a regional organization. Discussions are held between the new regional strategy for Latinamerica and ICEFI about possible support. Two strategic objectives define ICEFI's work during 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central American region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to that Icefi positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Previously ICEFI had four ambitious and challenging strategic commitments, and two operational results to contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. These were changed after the recommendations from the mid-term review in 2019. Below is described which results have been replaced with what: The first 3 strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. has been replaced with: A: Strengthened the production of information and knowledge, which contributes to the analysis, reflection and proposed tax policy Central American states to promote development democracy of their societies. The 4th strategic result 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. and the 1st operational result 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognise Icefi as a regional reference point. has been replaced with: B: Strengthened the capacity of communication and advocacy for State-civil society dialogue on fiscal policy for development sustainable in Central America. The 2nd operational result: 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. has been replaced by: C: Consolidated the institutional growth (of ICEFI) for secure the sustainability financial, presence and influence on fiscal policy in the countries of the region. Sweden ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 550000 0 550000 -9698 550000 Dev. country based NGOs 550000 Dev. country based NGOs -9697.97 Dev. country based NGOs Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55200014-5520001403 Sweden The support from Sida is intended as a core support to ICEFIs activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida will, however, only support the Institute in 2015-2018 with the agreement expiring in 2019 referring to the rules that govern Sida when the strategy for development cooperation is about to expire. Two strategic objectives define ICEFIs workduring 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central America region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to ICEFI positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Within the framework of the above ICEFI´s work has four strategic commitments, and two operational results contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. Strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. Operational results: 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognize ICEFI as a regional reference point. 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. Stödet från Sida är ämnat att utgå utgår i form av ett kärnstöd till ICEFIs verksamhet för genomförande av institutets strategiska plan 2015-2021. Sida ska dock enbart stödja institutet under 2015-2018 med avtalet som löper ut 2019 hänvisning till regelverket som styr Sida vid ingåendet av i tid längre insatser då strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet är på väg att löpa ut. Två strategiska mål definierar ICEFIs uppdrag under 2015-2021. Det första målet är länkat till kunskapsrelaterad produktion från deras sida av information, studier och analyser som kan verka för hållbarhet, tillräckliga fiskala resurser och utveckling av länderna i den Centralamerikanska regionen. Det andra målet knyter an till att verka för dialog och inklusion i den fiskala politiken, som leder till att ICEFI positionerar sig som en effektiv och pålitlig förändringsagent. Inom ramen av ovanstående konkretiseras ICEFIs arbete i fyra strategiska åtaganden och två operativa resultat som bidrar till uppfylla de nämnda strategiska åtagandena. Strategiska resultat: 1) Att skattesystemen i Centralamerika ska gå mot tillräcklighet i resurser, enkelhet och ökad progressiv beskattning. För att säkerställa att ökningen av de offentliga resurserna inte bara stödjer utvecklingsmål men också verkar för större jämlikhet, kommer det att bli nödvändigt, för perioden 2015-2021, att länderna i regionen verkar för politiska överenskommelser som leder till en förstärkning av skattemyndigheter m.m. vilket i sin tur ska leda till ökade skatteintäkter och att åtal sker i större utsträckning ifråga om de centrala ekonomiska brotten (där tullbedrägeri, smuggling och skatteflykt utgör några). Det är också nödvändigt att att öka skattebasen genom att minska nuvarande skatteprivilegier och agera för en högre grad av progressiv beskattning ifråga om inkomstskatter. 2) För det andra, bör de offentliga utgifterna i Centralamerika hanteras på ett mer effektivt sätt. Det förväntas att under perioden 2015-2021 kommer de centralamerikanska länderna att stärka sin planering och uppföljning av hur de offentliga utgifterna används och också hur nyttjandet av dessa påverkar samhällsutvecklingen ; att de kommer att följa utvecklingsmålen och minska klyftan mellan vad som för närvarande investeras och de investeringar som måste göras för att åstadkomma större jämlikhet i samhällena; och genom att underblåsa en hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Samtidigt måste en dialog föras för att diskutera bristen på flexibilitet i utgifterna och deras förhållande till den nuvarande sociala agendan. 3) Centralamerika måste gå mot mot en finanspolitik som fokuserar på hållbarhet och tillräcklighet. De nuvarande strukturella obalanserna i finanspolitiken måste studeras och åtgärdas. Inom de viktigaste obalanserna att åtgärda är den i allt högre grad ökande statsskulden ; både som finansieringsmekanism samt en mekanism för betalningsansvar. Samtidigt kommer den finanspolitiska hållbarheten i de centralamerikanska länderna under de kommande åren vara beroende hur man finner lösningar för att finansiera och bygga upp sociala trygghetssystem. För att uppnå en tillräcklig nivå av offentliga medel, kommer länderna i regionen behöva justera den offentlig finansieringen för att kunna uppnå de utvecklings- och tillväxtmålen som man enats om. 4) Att Centralamerika är en öppnare region, med en befolkning som har större insyn och medbestämmande i skattefrågor. Under de närmaste åren måste ett arbete göras för att förbättra insynen, bekämpa korruptionen och stärka regeringens ansvar gentemot sina medborgare. Därtill krävs institutionella förändringar inom de centralamerikanska offentliga förvaltningarna. Ett stärkande av medborgarna och deras deltagande i skattefrågor kommer att kräva produktion och spridning av mer information och ytterligare institutionella utrymmen (i de verkställande och lagstiftande grenarna av regeringen) för effektiv dialog och reflektion. Det är av avgörande betydelse för medborgarna att ha resurser och möjligheter att effektivt utnyttja sin medverkan och att kräva sina rättigheter och också samtidigt visa respekt avseende sina skattemässiga förpliktelser såsom ett led i socialt kontrakt. Att följa tidigare åtaganden kommer att kräva att kräva ytterligare mobilisering av resurser samt kontinuerliga förbättringar inom förvaltningen och i utvärderingen av resultaten och i institutionell utveckling. Dessa element har alltid varit närvarande i ICEFIs tänkande och strategiska upplägg. Operativa resultat för ICEFI: 1) Att internationella forsknings- och nätverk för fiskala frågor erkänner ICEFI som en regional referenspunkt. ICEFI strävar efter att utveckla kapacitet för att bidra till en mer effektiv kommunikationsstrategi för finanspolitiken; aktivt delta i nätverk och möten i Europa och USA; att vara ledande i finanspolitiska diskussionsnätverk och bidra till ett ökat antal akademiker som delar, tillämpar och sprider synpunkter på en utveckling och finanspolitik som ICEFI delar. 2) en ökad institutionell konsolidering av ICEFI. Denna punkt består i att avancera för att effektivt upprätthålla de processer som ger ICEFI möjlighet att få önskade resultat och finansiell hållbarhet. Detta inkluderar att systematisera processer och resultat baserade på utvärdering; stärka administrativa system och att utveckla humankapitalet; mobilisera medel och diversifiera finansieringskällorna samt att stärka användningen av teknik kopplat till inköp av medieteknik och medieinnovation. This is a core support to ICEFI's activities implementing the Institute's Strategic Plan 2015-2021. Sida has supported ICEFI with core funds since 2005. The support from the bilateral strategy for Guatemala is now finalized since ICEFI is a regional organization. Discussions are held between the new regional strategy for Latinamerica and ICEFI about possible support. Two strategic objectives define ICEFI's work during 2015-2021. The first goal is linked to knowledge-related production from their side of information, studies and analyzes that can promote sustainability, sufficient fiscal resources and the development of the countries in the Central American region. The second objective is linked to promoting dialogue and inclusion in the fiscal policy, which leads to that Icefi positions itself as an effective and reliable agent of change. Previously ICEFI had four ambitious and challenging strategic commitments, and two operational results to contribute to fulfil the aforementioned strategic commitments. These were changed after the recommendations from the mid-term review in 2019. Below is described which results have been replaced with what: The first 3 strategic results: 1) Tax systems in Central America are heading towards sufficiency, simplicity and progressive taxation. 2) Public spending in Central America is to be enforced more efficiently. 3) Central America is moving towards a fiscal policy that focuses on sustainability and sufficiency. has been replaced with: A: Strengthened the production of information and knowledge, which contributes to the analysis, reflection and proposed tax policy Central American states to promote development democracy of their societies. The 4th strategic result 4) Central America is a more transparent region, with an empowered and participative citizenry in fiscal issues. and the 1st operational result 1) International research and fiscal outreach networks recognise Icefi as a regional reference point. has been replaced with: B: Strengthened the capacity of communication and advocacy for State-civil society dialogue on fiscal policy for development sustainable in Central America. The 2nd operational result: 2) Institutional consolidation at ICEFI. has been replaced by: C: Consolidated the institutional growth (of ICEFI) for secure the sustainability financial, presence and influence on fiscal policy in the countries of the region. Sweden ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 17.1 - Strengthen domestic resource mobilization, including through international support to developing countries, to improve domestic capacity for tax and other revenue collection. 17.1 - Stärka den inhemska resursmobiliseringen, inklusive genom internationellt stöd till utvecklingsländerna, för att förbättra den inhemska kapaciteten att ta upp skatter och andra intäkter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5500000 6500000 5500000 6000000 0 5500000 0 0 5500000 0 1000000 6000000 0 0 5500000 0 0 23500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 1000000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 5500000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales 6000000 ICEFI/Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-56040155 Sweden Admin budget for SLSD project Adminbudget för projektet SLSD Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-56040155-5604015501 Sweden Admin budget for SLSD project Adminbudget för projektet SLSD Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2432000 1803016 2432000 Sida 102068.93 Sida 945876.83 Sida 178840.79 Sida 113388.81 Sida -96988.48 Sida 40337.38 Sida 83745.43 Sida 435746.4 Sida SE-0-SE-6-56040155-5604015503 Sweden Admin budget for SLSD project Adminbudget för projektet SLSD Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 597522 207836.84 Sida 70285.66 Sida 62881.5 Sida 1079.25 Sida 142015 Sida 113424 Sida SE-0-SE-6-56040155-5604015505 Sweden Admin budget for SLSD project Adminbudget för projektet SLSD Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 31062 9436 Sida 21626 Sida SE-0-SE-6-60000001 Sweden The purpose is to have a call process that is coordinated with the Swedish Research Council's regular call in 2016 and that there will be three-year interdisciplinary grants for applied research on resilience linked to the environment, climate, humanitarian disasters and crises that can be climate, nature and conflict related. The funding will come partly from the Swedish Research Council's regular budget for development research and will total SEK 15 million and Formas has decided to contribute SEK 15 million. GECO intends to set aside SEK 27 million, which gives a total budget of SEK 57 million, which means that GECO contributes 47.8% of the proposed total budget in order to secure a focus on low and lower middle-income countries in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the South and Southeast Asia is maintained. The call round means that each winning project grant can receive a maximum of SEK 2 million over three years, ie. in total max 6 MSEK. This means that project proposals within the framework of the planned call must be relevant to sustainability and resilience linked to climate and environmental change in a poverty perspective, where gender, democracy and human rights as well as conflict sensitivity can be important aspects. The Swedish Research Council has prepared guidelines for assessing scientific quality. Sida intends to have close contact with the Swedish Research Council to ensure that the reporting requirements are met, especially in connection with steering group meetings and follow-up meetings. Klimat och miljöförändringar drabbar oftast befolkningen i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer hårdast, särskilt hårt brukar de fattigaste drabbas. Konsekvenserna av extrem torka och översvämningar har en inverkan på biodiversiteten och de globala ekosystemen vilket i sin tur påverkar livsmedelstryggheten för fattiga människor på ett negativt sätt. Att ta fram ny kunskap kring uthållighet och resiliens är därför av största vikt. Av betydelse är också att forskning inom området genomförs i och av forskare i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer för att identifiera relevanta problemområden för att stärka ländernas kapacitet att med kunskap hantera utmaningarna. Sida är sedan 2014 med i Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) tillsammans med Rockefeller Foundation och USAID i syfte att lyfta fram kunskap om resiliensområdet på en global nivå, med särskilt fokus på länder i Sahel, Afrikas Horn och Syd-och Sydostasien. Det bedöms att ett stöd till Vetenskapsrådet för utlysningar i konkurrens inom resiliens är ett bra komplement till de utlysningar som genomförs inom GRP då det finns god grundkompetens och intresse i Sverige kring resiliensfrågan och att utbyten kommer att ske med olika forskare och etablerade institutioner i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer. Syftet är att ha en utlysningsprocess som är samordnad med Vetenskapsrådets ordinarie utlysing 2016 och att det ska vara treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till tillämpad forskning kring resiliens kopplat till miljö, klimat, humanitära katastrofer och kriser som kan vara både klimat, natur och konfliktrelaterade. Vetenskapsrådet kommer att ansvara för hantering av ansökningsprocessen liksom den vetenskapliga bedömningen och relevansen i förhållande till utlysningen genom att fatta beslut utifrån rekommendationer från en expertpanel. Styrgruppen som består av representanter för Sida, Vetenskapsrådet och Formas utser expertpanelen. Utlysningen kommer beräknas starta under april månad och stänga i maj 2016. Beslut kommer att fattas senare under sommaren alternativt tidig höst om hur många projektförslag som motsvarar de uppsatta villkoren i utlysningtexten. De första finansiella bidragen bedöms kunna betalas ut i december 2016. Tre utbetalningar till Vetenskapsrådet är planerade. Varje projektansökan måste ha en huvudsökande, en enskild forskare som också är projektledare och vetenskapligt ansvarig för projektet. Huvudsökande måste vara aktiv i projektet motsvarande minst 20 procent av en heltidsanställning. För den här utlysningen krävs också minst en medverkande forskare verksam vid ett lärosäte eller motsvarande i ett låg eller lägre medelinkomstland som också måste vara aktiv i projektet minst 20 procent av en heltid. Medverkan av yngre forkare är också ett krav. Till det kan varje projektansökan ha flera medverkande forskare som kan vara svenska eller utländska forskare, och som kommer ha en avgörande roll för den föreslagna forskningens genomförande. Utlysningsrundan innebär att varje vinnande projektbidrag kan få max 2 MSEK under tre år, dvs. totalt max 6 MSEK. De forskningsprojekt som kommer få finansiering inom utlysningen ska uppfylla krav på hög vetenskaplig kvalitet och vara relevanta för utlysningens problemområde, vilket är de bedömningskriterier som kommer att användas av den granskande panelen. En slututvärdering är inplanerad för att kunna bidra och kommunicera kring uppnådda resultat och erfarenheter till GRP. Insatsen "Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" syftar till att minska sårbarhet samt stärka uthållighet och resiliens inför klimat- och miljöförändringar i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer, inklusive länder i Sahel, på Afrikas Horn samt i Syd- och Sydostasien, genom att utveckla kapaciteten i länderna att med forskningsbaserad kunskap hantera utmaningarna, bland annat genom den policypåverkan resultaten förväntas uppnå. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental research General Environment Protection Under 2016 genomförde Vetenskapsrådet, Sida och Formas en gemensam utlysning inom resiliensforskning. Totalt inkom 106 ansökningar och 10 forskningsprojekt beviljades för utlysningen Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" som syftar till att öka den institutionella kapaciteten i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer att med kunskap hantera de utmaningar som miljö- och klimatförändringarna medför, vilket på sikt ska bidra till att minska sårbarheten och stärka ländernas uthållighet och resiliens. Forskningsbidragen är treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till forskarteam bestående av forskare från både svenska universitet och i utvecklingsländer. Utlysningen styrs av en givargemensam styrgrupp där representanter från Vetenskapsrådet, Sida och Formas ingår. De 10 vinnande forskarteamen påbörjade under 2017 genomförandet av sina forskningsprojekt. Ett startseminarium där forskarteamen deltog tillsammans med givare och andra intressenter hölls i Lund 6-7 mars 2017. Startseminariet syftade till att stärka forskningsprojekten, särskilt vad gäller integrering av jämställdhet och tillämpbarhet, samt att kommunicera kring utlysningen och skapa förutsättningar för kunskapsutbyte och lärande mellan forskarteamen. En djupgående analys av utlysningen har vidare genomförts, där det visat sig att de beviljade ansökningarna är både relevanta och håller hög forskningskvalitet. Även om de flesta resultat på output-nivå uppnåddes tidigt fanns det enligt den strategiska utvärderingen av Sidas globala challenge funds som publicerades 2018 få bevis för resultat på outcome- och impact-nivå samt gällandehållbarhet, då det ligger i forskningens natur att resultat först kan uppmätas efter lång tid. De tillfredsställande resultaten från utlysningen låg till grund för att ytterligare en utlysning genomfördes under 2018 (SaR 2.0), denna gång med finansiering från Forsk. Forte har tillkommit som finansiär till SaR 2.0, vilket innebär ett uniktpartnerskap och samskapande mellan fyra svenska myndigheter. Under 2019 påbörjades arbete med att stärka jämställdhetsintegreringen i forskningsprojekten för att stärka genomslag och hållbarhet inom SaR. Sida har också genomgående fortsatt att driva vikten av samskapande/tillämpbarhet, genomslag ochspridning av resultat i dialog med styrgruppen. Ett slutseminarium genomfördes i Stockholm 2-3 december 2020 där forskarteamen presenterade indikativa resultat av sina forskningsprojekt. En stor andel av projekten lyfte fram samskapande, deltagande processer och tillämpad forskning som en avgörande del av deras arbete samt att stortfokus lagts på att uppnå policypåverkan och att nå slutanvändare samt andra intressenter. Genomslag vad gäller jämställdhet och fattigdomsbekämpning framkom dock inte lika tydligt, även om dessa aspekter uppgavs vara integrerade i flertalet projekt. En slututvärdering av SaR 1 genomfördes sedermera under hösten 2020 av KPMG, där indikativa resultat som presenterades under slutseminariet visar på att de flesta forskningsprojekten har tillämpat deltagande/samskapande processer i stor uträckning, kapacitetsutveckling av unga forskare har ägt rum även om detta varit mindre förekommande i partnerländerna där det inte var ett krav, forskarteamen har haft god genderbalans dock i mindre utsträckning i partnerländerna, och de flesta projekten lyfter fram relevanta och praktiskt tillämpbara rekommendationer för policypåverkan. De preliminära resultaten visar också på att Sida haft en avgörande roll i att stärka genomslaget och tillämpbarheten av forskningen inom SaR genom att driva på för ökad jämställdhetsintegrering, fattigdomsminskning, policypåverkan och samskapande processer. Utvärderarna rekommenderar Sida att fortsätta med detta arbete då "cross fertilisation between research and the development cooperation approaches in SaR are extremely productive" och att Sida i en eventuell ny fas av programmet "could provide substantive inputs to research calls from Vetenskapsrådet och Formas (and possibly other research partners) and participate in their steering". Sida föreslås också vara ledande i en eventuell uppföljande fas i att fånga upp mer mogna forskningsprojekt för vidare uppskalning. VRs bedömning av SaR I visar på att aktiviteter och resultat för den aktuella rapporteringsperioden fortfarande överensstämmer väl med resultatramverket. Den oberoende utvärderingen av utlysningen konstaterade att finansiärernas respektive mål med utlysningen i stort sett hade uppnåtts (ur utvärderingen): (a) Innovativ, tvärvetenskapligt arbete hade genomförts om centrala frågor gällande hållbarhet och resiliens (b) Möjligheter för unga forskare att etablera en karriär inom forskningsfältet hade skapats (c) Forskningen adresserade praktiska problem och åtgärder i en låginkomst och lägre medelinkomstkontext, med starkt fokus på fattigdomsbekämpning (d) Genusaspekter hade i de flesta fall adresserats, nåde i styrning av projekten och i fråga om forskningsfrågor och metodval och (e) Jämlika partnerskap hade utvecklats mellan svenska grupper och forskare i låginkomst eller lägre medelinkomstländer, med betydande kompetensutveckling som följd, särskilt hos de senare. Totalt har 38 sakkunniggranskade artiklar publicerats i vetenskapliga tidskrifter. De enskilda projekten rapporterar mellan 3 och 8 artiklar vardera. Konferensbidrag, översiktsartiklar och bokkapitel är resultat utöver publicerade vetenskapliga artiklar. Eftersom publicering ofta tar tid kan ytterligare publikationer förväntas tillkomma. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-60000001-6000000101 Sweden The purpose is to have a call process that is coordinated with the Swedish Research Council's regular call in 2016 and that there will be three-year interdisciplinary grants for applied research on resilience linked to the environment, climate, humanitarian disasters and crises that can be climate, nature and conflict related. The funding will come partly from the Swedish Research Council's regular budget for development research and will total SEK 15 million and Formas has decided to contribute SEK 15 million. GECO intends to set aside SEK 27 million, which gives a total budget of SEK 57 million, which means that GECO contributes 47.8% of the proposed total budget in order to secure a focus on low and lower middle-income countries in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the South and Southeast Asia is maintained. The call round means that each winning project grant can receive a maximum of SEK 2 million over three years, ie. in total max 6 MSEK. This means that project proposals within the framework of the planned call must be relevant to sustainability and resilience linked to climate and environmental change in a poverty perspective, where gender, democracy and human rights as well as conflict sensitivity can be important aspects. The Swedish Research Council has prepared guidelines for assessing scientific quality. Sida intends to have close contact with the Swedish Research Council to ensure that the reporting requirements are met, especially in connection with steering group meetings and follow-up meetings. Klimat och miljöförändringar drabbar oftast befolkningen i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer hårdast, särskilt hårt brukar de fattigaste drabbas. Konsekvenserna av extrem torka och översvämningar har en inverkan på biodiversiteten och de globala ekosystemen vilket i sin tur påverkar livsmedelstryggheten för fattiga människor på ett negativt sätt. Att ta fram ny kunskap kring uthållighet och resiliens är därför av största vikt. Av betydelse är också att forskning inom området genomförs i och av forskare i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer för att identifiera relevanta problemområden för att stärka ländernas kapacitet att med kunskap hantera utmaningarna. Sida är sedan 2014 med i Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) tillsammans med Rockefeller Foundation och USAID i syfte att lyfta fram kunskap om resiliensområdet på en global nivå, med särskilt fokus på länder i Sahel, Afrikas Horn och Syd-och Sydostasien. Det bedöms att ett stöd till Vetenskapsrådet för utlysningar i konkurrens inom resiliens är ett bra komplement till de utlysningar som genomförs inom GRP då det finns god grundkompetens och intresse i Sverige kring resiliensfrågan och att utbyten kommer att ske med olika forskare och etablerade institutioner i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer. Syftet är att ha en utlysningsprocess som är samordnad med Vetenskapsrådets ordinarie utlysing 2016 och att det ska vara treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till tillämpad forskning kring resiliens kopplat till miljö, klimat, humanitära katastrofer och kriser som kan vara både klimat, natur och konfliktrelaterade. Vetenskapsrådet kommer att ansvara för hantering av ansökningsprocessen liksom den vetenskapliga bedömningen och relevansen i förhållande till utlysningen genom att fatta beslut utifrån rekommendationer från en expertpanel. Styrgruppen som består av representanter för Sida, Vetenskapsrådet och Formas utser expertpanelen. Utlysningen kommer beräknas starta under april månad och stänga i maj 2016. Beslut kommer att fattas senare under sommaren alternativt tidig höst om hur många projektförslag som motsvarar de uppsatta villkoren i utlysningtexten. De första finansiella bidragen bedöms kunna betalas ut i december 2016. Tre utbetalningar till Vetenskapsrådet är planerade. Varje projektansökan måste ha en huvudsökande, en enskild forskare som också är projektledare och vetenskapligt ansvarig för projektet. Huvudsökande måste vara aktiv i projektet motsvarande minst 20 procent av en heltidsanställning. För den här utlysningen krävs också minst en medverkande forskare verksam vid ett lärosäte eller motsvarande i ett låg eller lägre medelinkomstland som också måste vara aktiv i projektet minst 20 procent av en heltid. Medverkan av yngre forkare är också ett krav. Till det kan varje projektansökan ha flera medverkande forskare som kan vara svenska eller utländska forskare, och som kommer ha en avgörande roll för den föreslagna forskningens genomförande. Utlysningsrundan innebär att varje vinnande projektbidrag kan få max 2 MSEK under tre år, dvs. totalt max 6 MSEK. De forskningsprojekt som kommer få finansiering inom utlysningen ska uppfylla krav på hög vetenskaplig kvalitet och vara relevanta för utlysningens problemområde, vilket är de bedömningskriterier som kommer att användas av den granskande panelen. En slututvärdering är inplanerad för att kunna bidra och kommunicera kring uppnådda resultat och erfarenheter till GRP. Insatsen "Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" syftar till att minska sårbarhet samt stärka uthållighet och resiliens inför klimat- och miljöförändringar i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer, inklusive länder i Sahel, på Afrikas Horn samt i Syd- och Sydostasien, genom att utveckla kapaciteten i länderna att med forskningsbaserad kunskap hantera utmaningarna, bland annat genom den policypåverkan resultaten förväntas uppnå. Sweden Vetenskapsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Vetenskapsrådet 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 10000000 0 -7000000 7000000 7000000 -10000000 0 10000000 10000000 0 -10000000 10000000 0 17000000 Vetenskapsrådet 7000000 Vetenskapsrådet 10000000 Vetenskapsrådet SE-0-SE-6-60000001-6000000102 Sweden The purpose is to have a call process that is coordinated with the Swedish Research Council's regular call in 2016 and that there will be three-year interdisciplinary grants for applied research on resilience linked to the environment, climate, humanitarian disasters and crises that can be climate, nature and conflict related. The funding will come partly from the Swedish Research Council's regular budget for development research and will total SEK 15 million and Formas has decided to contribute SEK 15 million. GECO intends to set aside SEK 27 million, which gives a total budget of SEK 57 million, which means that GECO contributes 47.8% of the proposed total budget in order to secure a focus on low and lower middle-income countries in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the South and Southeast Asia is maintained. The call round means that each winning project grant can receive a maximum of SEK 2 million over three years, ie. in total max 6 MSEK. This means that project proposals within the framework of the planned call must be relevant to sustainability and resilience linked to climate and environmental change in a poverty perspective, where gender, democracy and human rights as well as conflict sensitivity can be important aspects. The Swedish Research Council has prepared guidelines for assessing scientific quality. Sida intends to have close contact with the Swedish Research Council to ensure that the reporting requirements are met, especially in connection with steering group meetings and follow-up meetings. Klimat och miljöförändringar drabbar oftast befolkningen i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer hårdast, särskilt hårt brukar de fattigaste drabbas. Konsekvenserna av extrem torka och översvämningar har en inverkan på biodiversiteten och de globala ekosystemen vilket i sin tur påverkar livsmedelstryggheten för fattiga människor på ett negativt sätt. Att ta fram ny kunskap kring uthållighet och resiliens är därför av största vikt. Av betydelse är också att forskning inom området genomförs i och av forskare i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer för att identifiera relevanta problemområden för att stärka ländernas kapacitet att med kunskap hantera utmaningarna. Sida är sedan 2014 med i Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) tillsammans med Rockefeller Foundation och USAID i syfte att lyfta fram kunskap om resiliensområdet på en global nivå, med särskilt fokus på länder i Sahel, Afrikas Horn och Syd-och Sydostasien. Det bedöms att ett stöd till Vetenskapsrådet för utlysningar i konkurrens inom resiliens är ett bra komplement till de utlysningar som genomförs inom GRP då det finns god grundkompetens och intresse i Sverige kring resiliensfrågan och att utbyten kommer att ske med olika forskare och etablerade institutioner i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer. Syftet är att ha en utlysningsprocess som är samordnad med Vetenskapsrådets ordinarie utlysing 2016 och att det ska vara treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till tillämpad forskning kring resiliens kopplat till miljö, klimat, humanitära katastrofer och kriser som kan vara både klimat, natur och konfliktrelaterade. Vetenskapsrådet kommer att ansvara för hantering av ansökningsprocessen liksom den vetenskapliga bedömningen och relevansen i förhållande till utlysningen genom att fatta beslut utifrån rekommendationer från en expertpanel. Styrgruppen som består av representanter för Sida, Vetenskapsrådet och Formas utser expertpanelen. Utlysningen kommer beräknas starta under april månad och stänga i maj 2016. Beslut kommer att fattas senare under sommaren alternativt tidig höst om hur många projektförslag som motsvarar de uppsatta villkoren i utlysningtexten. De första finansiella bidragen bedöms kunna betalas ut i december 2016. Tre utbetalningar till Vetenskapsrådet är planerade. Varje projektansökan måste ha en huvudsökande, en enskild forskare som också är projektledare och vetenskapligt ansvarig för projektet. Huvudsökande måste vara aktiv i projektet motsvarande minst 20 procent av en heltidsanställning. För den här utlysningen krävs också minst en medverkande forskare verksam vid ett lärosäte eller motsvarande i ett låg eller lägre medelinkomstland som också måste vara aktiv i projektet minst 20 procent av en heltid. Medverkan av yngre forkare är också ett krav. Till det kan varje projektansökan ha flera medverkande forskare som kan vara svenska eller utländska forskare, och som kommer ha en avgörande roll för den föreslagna forskningens genomförande. Utlysningsrundan innebär att varje vinnande projektbidrag kan få max 2 MSEK under tre år, dvs. totalt max 6 MSEK. De forskningsprojekt som kommer få finansiering inom utlysningen ska uppfylla krav på hög vetenskaplig kvalitet och vara relevanta för utlysningens problemområde, vilket är de bedömningskriterier som kommer att användas av den granskande panelen. En slututvärdering är inplanerad för att kunna bidra och kommunicera kring uppnådda resultat och erfarenheter till GRP. Insatsen "Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" syftar till att minska sårbarhet samt stärka uthållighet och resiliens inför klimat- och miljöförändringar i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer, inklusive länder i Sahel, på Afrikas Horn samt i Syd- och Sydostasien, genom att utveckla kapaciteten i länderna att med forskningsbaserad kunskap hantera utmaningarna, bland annat genom den policypåverkan resultaten förväntas uppnå. Sweden Vetenskapsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Vetenskapsrådet 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 Vetenskapsrådet 10000000 Vetenskapsrådet SE-0-SE-6-60000001-6000000104 Sweden The purpose is to have a call process that is coordinated with the Swedish Research Council's regular call in 2016 and that there will be three-year interdisciplinary grants for applied research on resilience linked to the environment, climate, humanitarian disasters and crises that can be climate, nature and conflict related. The funding will come partly from the Swedish Research Council's regular budget for development research and will total SEK 15 million and Formas has decided to contribute SEK 15 million. GECO intends to set aside SEK 27 million, which gives a total budget of SEK 57 million, which means that GECO contributes 47.8% of the proposed total budget in order to secure a focus on low and lower middle-income countries in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the South and Southeast Asia is maintained. The call round means that each winning project grant can receive a maximum of SEK 2 million over three years, ie. in total max 6 MSEK. This means that project proposals within the framework of the planned call must be relevant to sustainability and resilience linked to climate and environmental change in a poverty perspective, where gender, democracy and human rights as well as conflict sensitivity can be important aspects. The Swedish Research Council has prepared guidelines for assessing scientific quality. Sida intends to have close contact with the Swedish Research Council to ensure that the reporting requirements are met, especially in connection with steering group meetings and follow-up meetings. Klimat och miljöförändringar drabbar oftast befolkningen i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer hårdast, särskilt hårt brukar de fattigaste drabbas. Konsekvenserna av extrem torka och översvämningar har en inverkan på biodiversiteten och de globala ekosystemen vilket i sin tur påverkar livsmedelstryggheten för fattiga människor på ett negativt sätt. Att ta fram ny kunskap kring uthållighet och resiliens är därför av största vikt. Av betydelse är också att forskning inom området genomförs i och av forskare i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer för att identifiera relevanta problemområden för att stärka ländernas kapacitet att med kunskap hantera utmaningarna. Sida är sedan 2014 med i Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) tillsammans med Rockefeller Foundation och USAID i syfte att lyfta fram kunskap om resiliensområdet på en global nivå, med särskilt fokus på länder i Sahel, Afrikas Horn och Syd-och Sydostasien. Det bedöms att ett stöd till Vetenskapsrådet för utlysningar i konkurrens inom resiliens är ett bra komplement till de utlysningar som genomförs inom GRP då det finns god grundkompetens och intresse i Sverige kring resiliensfrågan och att utbyten kommer att ske med olika forskare och etablerade institutioner i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer. Syftet är att ha en utlysningsprocess som är samordnad med Vetenskapsrådets ordinarie utlysing 2016 och att det ska vara treåriga tvärvetenskapliga anslag till tillämpad forskning kring resiliens kopplat till miljö, klimat, humanitära katastrofer och kriser som kan vara både klimat, natur och konfliktrelaterade. Vetenskapsrådet kommer att ansvara för hantering av ansökningsprocessen liksom den vetenskapliga bedömningen och relevansen i förhållande till utlysningen genom att fatta beslut utifrån rekommendationer från en expertpanel. Styrgruppen som består av representanter för Sida, Vetenskapsrådet och Formas utser expertpanelen. Utlysningen kommer beräknas starta under april månad och stänga i maj 2016. Beslut kommer att fattas senare under sommaren alternativt tidig höst om hur många projektförslag som motsvarar de uppsatta villkoren i utlysningtexten. De första finansiella bidragen bedöms kunna betalas ut i december 2016. Tre utbetalningar till Vetenskapsrådet är planerade. Varje projektansökan måste ha en huvudsökande, en enskild forskare som också är projektledare och vetenskapligt ansvarig för projektet. Huvudsökande måste vara aktiv i projektet motsvarande minst 20 procent av en heltidsanställning. För den här utlysningen krävs också minst en medverkande forskare verksam vid ett lärosäte eller motsvarande i ett låg eller lägre medelinkomstland som också måste vara aktiv i projektet minst 20 procent av en heltid. Medverkan av yngre forkare är också ett krav. Till det kan varje projektansökan ha flera medverkande forskare som kan vara svenska eller utländska forskare, och som kommer ha en avgörande roll för den föreslagna forskningens genomförande. Utlysningsrundan innebär att varje vinnande projektbidrag kan få max 2 MSEK under tre år, dvs. totalt max 6 MSEK. De forskningsprojekt som kommer få finansiering inom utlysningen ska uppfylla krav på hög vetenskaplig kvalitet och vara relevanta för utlysningens problemområde, vilket är de bedömningskriterier som kommer att användas av den granskande panelen. En slututvärdering är inplanerad för att kunna bidra och kommunicera kring uppnådda resultat och erfarenheter till GRP. Insatsen "Sustainability and Resilience - Tackling environmental and climate changes (SaR)" syftar till att minska sårbarhet samt stärka uthållighet och resiliens inför klimat- och miljöförändringar i låg och lägre medelinkomstländer, inklusive länder i Sahel, på Afrikas Horn samt i Syd- och Sydostasien, genom att utveckla kapaciteten i länderna att med forskningsbaserad kunskap hantera utmaningarna, bland annat genom den policypåverkan resultaten förväntas uppnå. Sweden Vetenskapsrådet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Vetenskapsrådet 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -298520 -298520 -298520 Vetenskapsrådet -298520 Vetenskapsrådet Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-61050034 Sweden The UNDP Water Governance Program (WGP) aims towards assisting countries improve water governance, building capacities and mainstreaming effective water resources management, water supply and sanitation policy at different levels - local, national, regional and global.The support includes earlier UNDP CapNet programme. Denna beredning avser ett stöd till UNDPs Strategi för Water & Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) 2014-17. Totalt avtalsbelopp med Sida för perioden är 121 miljoner kronor och hela strategin är på 148 miljoner USD (1 milijard kronor) inklusive andra givares, främst GEFs stöd, men exclusive regeringars medfinansiering . Verksamheternas fokus ligger fortsatt på stödjandet av vattensektorreformer och stärkandet av sektorförvaltning (governance) vad gäller vattenresursförvaltning, dricksvattenförsörjning, sanitet samt hygien genom etablerade mekanismer, kanaler och program såsom WGF, GoAL-WaSH och Shared Waters Partnership. Sidas bedömning är att planerade verksamheter och aktiviteter kommer att kunna genomföras som planerat och i enlighet med uppsatta mål och förväntade resultat i UNDPs strategi. Den valda finansieringsformen är ett icke-öronmärkt programbaserat (PBA) gåvobistånd. Koordinering sker dels genom ett årligt möte samt i direkt dialog med UNDP. Uppföljning kommer, förutom genom årsgenomgångar, att ske i form av bedömning av narrativa och finansiella rapporter och annat relevant material som tas fram av programmet. UNDPs Water and Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) är ett paraply-program som omfattar ett större antal mer eller mindre sammanlänkade projekt och program med fokus på vattenresursförvaltning av såväl sötvatten som marina områden. Varje delprojekt har aktiviter antingen på lokal, nationell, regional eller global nivå. Målet med WOGP är att hjälpa länder att uppnå en integrerad, klimatresilient, hållbar förvaltning av vattenresurser vilket i sin tur bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och utveckling. WOGP är ett mycket omfattande program med mer än 400 miljoner dollar i budget varav det mesta kommer från gröna miljöfonden GEF. Det är ett av de större, globala programmen som bidrar till UNDPs vatten- och marina mål i sin Strategic Plan. WOGP ger samtidigt viktiga bidrag till SDG-målen 6 (rent vatten och sanitet) och 14 (hav och marina resurser). Dess fokus på förvaltning och gränsöverskridande samarbete för skydd av vatten- och marina resurser, samt tillhörande samhällstjänster, innebär att WOGP ligger i linje med mycket av ansatsen i Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. Sida bidrog under perioden 2014-2021 med totalt 165 000 000 SEK i icke-öronmärkt programstöd till WOGP. Sidas stöd utgjorde därmed endats en mindre del av WOGP. Eftersom stödet var icke-öronmärkt har Sida inte bidragit till några enskilda, specifika resultat. Istället kan Sidas bidrag sägas ha bidragit till samtliga resultat inom WOGP. WOGP fortsätter som program även efter att denna insats avslutats. WOGP-aktiviteter får även fortsatt finansiering från Sida men under det större miljöprogrammet Sida samarbetar med UNDP om, vilket omfattar flera tematiska områden förutom vatten. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Bosnia and Herzegovina Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Bhutan Costa Rica Ecuador Ethiopia Gabon Indonesia India Iraq Jordan Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Comoros (the) Kazakhstan Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Liberia Madagascar Mali Niger (the) Nigeria Philippines (the) Pakistan Palau Paraguay Serbia Chad Togo Tajikistan Viet Nam Developing countries, unspecified Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation WOGP har under perioden 2014-2021 levererat en mängd resultat, fördelat över fem olika rogramområden. Dessa resultat är releventa för framför allt två mål i strategin för globala miljöprogram 2022-2026. Nedan anges några exempel på dessa resultat, under respektive strategimål och ytterligare indelade enligt WOGP fem programområden. Vissa av WOGPs programområden är relevant för båda strategimålen och redovisningen blir därmed något överlappande. Strategimål: ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem WOGP programområde: klimat-resilient tillgång till vatten och sanitet De flesta av WOGP-aktivteterna inom detta programområde har varit utanför strategimålet eftersom sanitets-insatser främst ligger inom en annan strategi, men följande två resultat är dock av relevans: - WOGP stödjer Marshallöarna att anpassa sin vattensektor (dvs vattenförsörjning) för att möta ökade klimatrisker. Stödet inkluderar t.ex. infrastrukutur för att insamla regnvatten och för att utnuttja grundvattenresurser. - I Bhutan stödjer WOGP förbättringar för skydd av vattentäkter vilket förbättrar en säker tillgången till rent vatten för lokalsamhällen. Vattentäkter i dessa områden påverkas mycket av klimatförändringarna. WOGP programområde: Skydd av gränsöverskridande yt- och grundvattenresurser i ett föränderligt klimat - WOGP har ett omfattande arbete relaterat till gränsöverskridande vattenresurser. Bl.a. har med stöd av WOGP 22 bi- eller multilaterala avtal slutits för skydd av gränsöverskridande yt- eller grundvattenresurser. Förutom dessa avtal har praktiskt arbete genomförts i 17 områden med gränsöverskridande vattenresurser för att minska trycket på dessa resurser. - Långt fler än 100 analysrapporter om gränsöverskridande vatten har gjorts under perioden 2014-2021 och mer än 6 000 personer har fått utbildning i ämnen relaterat till gränsöverskridande vatten - IW:LEARN är ytterligare ett initiativ inom WOGP för kapacitetsutveckling och erfarenhetsutbyte om gränsöverskridande vattenresursförvaltning. Under perioden 2014-2021 faciliterade WOGP 12 olika samarbetsprojekt, sex regional utbildningsprogram och fyra konsultativa regionmöten kring marina ekosystem. IW:LEARN har även publicerat omfattande resursmaterial på ämnet gränsöverskridande vattenresurser. - WOGP har under lång tid gett stöd till länderna runt Donaus och Svarta Havets avrinningsområden. Stöd till juridisk och institutionell kapacitet har katalyserat mer än 3 miljarder USD i investeringar för vattenrening och minskning av belastningen av näringsämnen. Detta har gjort stor nytta för de marina ekosystemen i Svarta Havet. WOGP programområde: Global samt Tvärsektoriell förvaltning De tvärsektoriella program-området innefattar arbete med jämställdhet, antikorruption och mänskliga rättigheter - WOGP har haft flertalet projekt för att stärka integreringen av jämställdhet, t.ex. projektet Mainstreaming Gender Equality in Fisheries in the Caribbean. WOGP har även tagit fram strategier, verktyg och informationsmaterial om hur jämställdhet kan integreras i vattenresursförvaltning. Flertalet projekt har tillhandhållit utrymme och fora för kvinnliga ledare på gräsrotsnivå, t.ex. Women Water Champions i Indien. Nätverket för kapacitetsutveckling, Cap-Net, har genomfört ett antal utbildningstillfällen t.ex. om Jämställdhet i Integrerad Vattenresursförvaltning, samt Kvinnlig Vatten-diplomati. - För att adressera korruption inom vattenresursförvaltning har WOGP genomfört utbildningar, kapacitetsutveckling och informationssatsningar för att stärka deltagande, transparans och ansvarsutkrävande. Ett exempel är ett verktyg, Integrity Management Toolbox, utvecklat för nationella och lokala vattenbolag i Laos. I Bosnien-Hercegovina genomförde WOGP utbildning för kommunala vattenbolag inom anvsarsutkrävande inom vattenresursförvaltning. WOGP har även adresserat korruption inom fiskesektorn, bl.a. inom ett regional samarbete för illegalt och oreglerat fiske i Stilla Havet. - UNDP tillämpar generellt en Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA). Samtidigt har FN den övergripande agendan om Leave No-one Behind. WOGP har arbetat med detta genom att ha tagit fram utbildningsmaterial om HRBA inom vattenresursförvaltning. Den väl spridda rapporten World Water Development Report hade 2019 temat mänskliga rättigheter. WOGP har även lyft fram ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter till säker tillgång till vatten, t.ex. genom rapporter, policyutveckling och användarmanualer. Detta har tillämpats t.ex. i ett projekt i Chaco-regionen i Paraguay. - WOGP har haft ett program (Small Grants Programme) för stöd till över 1 300 mikro projekt, t.ex. inom minskning av vattenburna föroreningar, alternativa inkomstmöjligheter, skogsplantering för skydd av vattentäkter, reabilitering av kustzoner, mm Strategimål: Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem WOGP programområde: Hållbar förvaltning av marina områden i ett föränderligt klimat - UNDP/WOGP hade en central roll i den FN-ledda Ocean Conference som genomfördes 2017, bl.a. genom att genomföra ett stort antal landkonsultationer inför konferensen. UNDP/WOGP har en liknande roll inför FN-konferensen om vatten som hålls under 2023. - UNDP/WOGP har gett stöd till sammanlagt 94 olika länder som delar 14 s.k. Large Marine Ecosystems. Detta stöd har lett till etablerandet av 13 st. avtal mellan olika länder som delar marina ekosystem. 12 av dessa avtal har genomfört praktiska åtgärder för att stärka dess förvaltning - Flertalet projekt har genomförts för mer hållbart nyttjande av fiskeresurser, t.ex. projekten Pacific Ocean Fisheries Management Project och Global Marine Commodities Programme. - I samarbete med International Maritime Organisation (IMO) har WOGP arbetat med att göra skeppsindustrin mer hållbar, framför allt med fokus på åtgärder mot invasiva arter som sprids med fartygens barlastvatten. - Inom WOGP genomförs utlysningsfonden Ocean Innovation Challenge (OIC) som hade sin första utlysning 2019. Den första utlysningen fokuserade på marin nedskräpning. Tre av de åtta utvalda ansökningarna handlade om plaster och en handlade om övergödning. Merparten av Sidas stöd till OIC kommer från en separat insats. WOGP programområde: klimat-resilient vattenresursförvaltning och kustförvaltning - WOGP har bidragit till global policyutveckling inom vattenförvaltning och förvaltning av marina resurser. Olika publikationer och rapporter har möjliggjort detta, t.ex. inom den s.k. UN-Water mekanismen och genom tongivande rapporter som UN World Water Development Reports. WOGP har även publicerat omfattande data och uppdateringar relaterat till hållbarhetsmålen om vatten (SDG6) och marina resurser (SDG14). - Inom Cap-Net, som är WOGP-initiativet för kapacitetutveckling, har flertalet användarmanualer och verktyg utvecklat för havs- och vattenresursförvaltning. Cap-Net har även under perioden 2014-2021 genomfört mer än 300 utbildningsprogram på olika till vatten- och marint relaterade teman. Nära 20 000 personer har deltagit i dessa utbildningsprogram. - WOGP har gett stöd till flertalet små ö-nationer, t.ex. Marshallöarna, Maldiverna, Komorerna och Kap Verde, för att stärka planer, förvaltning och infrastruktur i syfte att bättra motstå klimatförändringarna. T.ex. bidrog WOGP till Komorernas plan för integrerar vattenresursförvaltning 2018-2030 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050034-6105003401 Sweden The UNDP Water Governance Program (WGP) aims towards assisting countries improve water governance, building capacities and mainstreaming effective water resources management, water supply and sanitation policy at different levels - local, national, regional and global.The support includes earlier UNDP CapNet programme. Denna beredning avser ett stöd till UNDPs Strategi för Water & Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) 2014-17. Totalt avtalsbelopp med Sida för perioden är 121 miljoner kronor och hela strategin är på 148 miljoner USD (1 milijard kronor) inklusive andra givares, främst GEFs stöd, men exclusive regeringars medfinansiering . Verksamheternas fokus ligger fortsatt på stödjandet av vattensektorreformer och stärkandet av sektorförvaltning (governance) vad gäller vattenresursförvaltning, dricksvattenförsörjning, sanitet samt hygien genom etablerade mekanismer, kanaler och program såsom WGF, GoAL-WaSH och Shared Waters Partnership. Sidas bedömning är att planerade verksamheter och aktiviteter kommer att kunna genomföras som planerat och i enlighet med uppsatta mål och förväntade resultat i UNDPs strategi. Den valda finansieringsformen är ett icke-öronmärkt programbaserat (PBA) gåvobistånd. Koordinering sker dels genom ett årligt möte samt i direkt dialog med UNDP. Uppföljning kommer, förutom genom årsgenomgångar, att ske i form av bedömning av narrativa och finansiella rapporter och annat relevant material som tas fram av programmet. UNDPs Water and Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) är ett paraply-program som omfattar ett större antal mer eller mindre sammanlänkade projekt och program med fokus på vattenresursförvaltning av såväl sötvatten som marina områden. Varje delprojekt har aktiviter antingen på lokal, nationell, regional eller global nivå. Målet med WOGP är att hjälpa länder att uppnå en integrerad, klimatresilient, hållbar förvaltning av vattenresurser vilket i sin tur bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och utveckling. WOGP är ett mycket omfattande program med mer än 400 miljoner dollar i budget varav det mesta kommer från gröna miljöfonden GEF. Det är ett av de större, globala programmen som bidrar till UNDPs vatten- och marina mål i sin Strategic Plan. WOGP ger samtidigt viktiga bidrag till SDG-målen 6 (rent vatten och sanitet) och 14 (hav och marina resurser). Dess fokus på förvaltning och gränsöverskridande samarbete för skydd av vatten- och marina resurser, samt tillhörande samhällstjänster, innebär att WOGP ligger i linje med mycket av ansatsen i Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. Sida bidrog under perioden 2014-2021 med totalt 165 000 000 SEK i icke-öronmärkt programstöd till WOGP. Sidas stöd utgjorde därmed endats en mindre del av WOGP. Eftersom stödet var icke-öronmärkt har Sida inte bidragit till några enskilda, specifika resultat. Istället kan Sidas bidrag sägas ha bidragit till samtliga resultat inom WOGP. WOGP fortsätter som program även efter att denna insats avslutats. WOGP-aktiviteter får även fortsatt finansiering från Sida men under det större miljöprogrammet Sida samarbetar med UNDP om, vilket omfattar flera tematiska områden förutom vatten. 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Denna beredning avser ett stöd till UNDPs Strategi för Water & Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) 2014-17. Totalt avtalsbelopp med Sida för perioden är 121 miljoner kronor och hela strategin är på 148 miljoner USD (1 milijard kronor) inklusive andra givares, främst GEFs stöd, men exclusive regeringars medfinansiering . Verksamheternas fokus ligger fortsatt på stödjandet av vattensektorreformer och stärkandet av sektorförvaltning (governance) vad gäller vattenresursförvaltning, dricksvattenförsörjning, sanitet samt hygien genom etablerade mekanismer, kanaler och program såsom WGF, GoAL-WaSH och Shared Waters Partnership. Sidas bedömning är att planerade verksamheter och aktiviteter kommer att kunna genomföras som planerat och i enlighet med uppsatta mål och förväntade resultat i UNDPs strategi. Den valda finansieringsformen är ett icke-öronmärkt programbaserat (PBA) gåvobistånd. Koordinering sker dels genom ett årligt möte samt i direkt dialog med UNDP. Uppföljning kommer, förutom genom årsgenomgångar, att ske i form av bedömning av narrativa och finansiella rapporter och annat relevant material som tas fram av programmet. UNDPs Water and Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) är ett paraply-program som omfattar ett större antal mer eller mindre sammanlänkade projekt och program med fokus på vattenresursförvaltning av såväl sötvatten som marina områden. Varje delprojekt har aktiviter antingen på lokal, nationell, regional eller global nivå. Målet med WOGP är att hjälpa länder att uppnå en integrerad, klimatresilient, hållbar förvaltning av vattenresurser vilket i sin tur bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och utveckling. WOGP är ett mycket omfattande program med mer än 400 miljoner dollar i budget varav det mesta kommer från gröna miljöfonden GEF. Det är ett av de större, globala programmen som bidrar till UNDPs vatten- och marina mål i sin Strategic Plan. WOGP ger samtidigt viktiga bidrag till SDG-målen 6 (rent vatten och sanitet) och 14 (hav och marina resurser). Dess fokus på förvaltning och gränsöverskridande samarbete för skydd av vatten- och marina resurser, samt tillhörande samhällstjänster, innebär att WOGP ligger i linje med mycket av ansatsen i Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. Sida bidrog under perioden 2014-2021 med totalt 165 000 000 SEK i icke-öronmärkt programstöd till WOGP. Sidas stöd utgjorde därmed endats en mindre del av WOGP. Eftersom stödet var icke-öronmärkt har Sida inte bidragit till några enskilda, specifika resultat. Istället kan Sidas bidrag sägas ha bidragit till samtliga resultat inom WOGP. WOGP fortsätter som program även efter att denna insats avslutats. WOGP-aktiviteter får även fortsatt finansiering från Sida men under det större miljöprogrammet Sida samarbetar med UNDP om, vilket omfattar flera tematiska områden förutom vatten. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 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Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050034-6105003403 Sweden The UNDP Water Governance Program (WGP) aims towards assisting countries improve water governance, building capacities and mainstreaming effective water resources management, water supply and sanitation policy at different levels - local, national, regional and global.The support includes earlier UNDP CapNet programme. Denna beredning avser ett stöd till UNDPs Strategi för Water & Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) 2014-17. Totalt avtalsbelopp med Sida för perioden är 121 miljoner kronor och hela strategin är på 148 miljoner USD (1 milijard kronor) inklusive andra givares, främst GEFs stöd, men exclusive regeringars medfinansiering . Verksamheternas fokus ligger fortsatt på stödjandet av vattensektorreformer och stärkandet av sektorförvaltning (governance) vad gäller vattenresursförvaltning, dricksvattenförsörjning, sanitet samt hygien genom etablerade mekanismer, kanaler och program såsom WGF, GoAL-WaSH och Shared Waters Partnership. Sidas bedömning är att planerade verksamheter och aktiviteter kommer att kunna genomföras som planerat och i enlighet med uppsatta mål och förväntade resultat i UNDPs strategi. Den valda finansieringsformen är ett icke-öronmärkt programbaserat (PBA) gåvobistånd. Koordinering sker dels genom ett årligt möte samt i direkt dialog med UNDP. Uppföljning kommer, förutom genom årsgenomgångar, att ske i form av bedömning av narrativa och finansiella rapporter och annat relevant material som tas fram av programmet. UNDPs Water and Oceans Governance Programme (WOGP) är ett paraply-program som omfattar ett större antal mer eller mindre sammanlänkade projekt och program med fokus på vattenresursförvaltning av såväl sötvatten som marina områden. Varje delprojekt har aktiviter antingen på lokal, nationell, regional eller global nivå. Målet med WOGP är att hjälpa länder att uppnå en integrerad, klimatresilient, hållbar förvaltning av vattenresurser vilket i sin tur bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och utveckling. WOGP är ett mycket omfattande program med mer än 400 miljoner dollar i budget varav det mesta kommer från gröna miljöfonden GEF. Det är ett av de större, globala programmen som bidrar till UNDPs vatten- och marina mål i sin Strategic Plan. WOGP ger samtidigt viktiga bidrag till SDG-målen 6 (rent vatten och sanitet) och 14 (hav och marina resurser). Dess fokus på förvaltning och gränsöverskridande samarbete för skydd av vatten- och marina resurser, samt tillhörande samhällstjänster, innebär att WOGP ligger i linje med mycket av ansatsen i Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. Sida bidrog under perioden 2014-2021 med totalt 165 000 000 SEK i icke-öronmärkt programstöd till WOGP. Sidas stöd utgjorde därmed endats en mindre del av WOGP. Eftersom stödet var icke-öronmärkt har Sida inte bidragit till några enskilda, specifika resultat. Istället kan Sidas bidrag sägas ha bidragit till samtliga resultat inom WOGP. WOGP fortsätter som program även efter att denna insats avslutats. WOGP-aktiviteter får även fortsatt finansiering från Sida men under det större miljöprogrammet Sida samarbetar med UNDP om, vilket omfattar flera tematiska områden förutom vatten. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -14492 -14491.78 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050063 Sweden Support to Oxfam/Novib's programme "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change" within the area of food security. Stöd till Oxfam Novibs globala program "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change". Programmet är en del av regeringens satsning på livsmedelstrygghet, och syftar till ett mer jämlikt globalt livsmedels- och utsädessystem. SeedsGROW belyser frågan om ojämlikheter och orättvisor i det globala livsmedels- och utsädessystemet, och de konsekvenser det får för människors tillgång till tillräckliga mängder säker och kvalitativ mat (livsmedelstrygghet). Programmet angriper de problem som ligger till grunden för obalansen i våra livsmedelssystem: brist på god styrning både globalt och nationellt, klimatförändringar, markfrågor, brist på investeringar som kommer småbönder till godo, kraftiga svängningar i matpriser etc. Oxfam Novib vill angripa frågan om ett ojämlikt livsmedels- och utsädessystem genom ett globalt tvådelat program bestående av 1) ett program som är kopplat till Oxfams internationella kampanj "GROW" samt 2) ett utsädesprogram som behandlar flera aspekter av det globala utsädessysstemet. Utsädesprogrammet Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SDHS) bygger på ett fyrdelat angreppssätt som syftar till att öka småbönders livsmedelstrygghet och öka deras resiliens att motstå kriser som prisökningar och klimatförändringar. Precis som GROW implementeras SD=HS både globalt, nationellt och lokalt. En större del av aktiviteterna implementeras dock i fält, av partnerorganisationer i programmets åtta samarbetsländer (bl.a. Mali, Myanmar och Zimbabwe). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural development Agriculture Insatsen har i stort sett uppnått samtliga av sina mål. Inom Seeds-projektet har Oxfam lyckats med att stärka jordbrukares tekniska kapacitet för att välja och ta hand om en bredd av olika grödor utifrån på den kulturella och agro-ekologiska kontexten. Man har etablerat ett kooperativ Champion Farmer Seeds som säkerställt marknadsåtkomst för småbrukare. Kvinnors kapacitet har stärkts genom inblandning i kultivering av NUS-arter (Neglected and Underutilized Species) och utsädessparande. Småbrukare och ursprungsfolks röst har stärkts i nationella och globala policyarenor. GROW-delen av insatsen har kunnat skalas upp och nå fler med hjälp av Sidas finansiering, och med det har Oxfam gjort goda framssteg för att förstärka kapaciteten för kampanjande i det globala syd samt att hjälpa till med att främja länkarna mellan lokal/regional nivå och det globala. Oxfams kampanj bedöms ha varit en motor för att mobilisera allmänhetens engagemang i det globala syd i en bredd olika frågor. Bland annat har man gjort framsteg i att styra relevanta stakeholders i en riktning där de förbättrar globala policies och governance kring klimatförändringar och effekterna på livsmedelssäkerhet. Man har också sett vissa framsteg inom att förbättra policies globalt och nationellt för att stärka de som är mest marginaliserade av matproduktionssystem som det ser ut idag. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050063-6105006301 Sweden Support to Oxfam/Novib's programme "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change" within the area of food security. Stöd till Oxfam Novibs globala program "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change". Programmet är en del av regeringens satsning på livsmedelstrygghet, och syftar till ett mer jämlikt globalt livsmedels- och utsädessystem. SeedsGROW belyser frågan om ojämlikheter och orättvisor i det globala livsmedels- och utsädessystemet, och de konsekvenser det får för människors tillgång till tillräckliga mängder säker och kvalitativ mat (livsmedelstrygghet). Programmet angriper de problem som ligger till grunden för obalansen i våra livsmedelssystem: brist på god styrning både globalt och nationellt, klimatförändringar, markfrågor, brist på investeringar som kommer småbönder till godo, kraftiga svängningar i matpriser etc. Oxfam Novib vill angripa frågan om ett ojämlikt livsmedels- och utsädessystem genom ett globalt tvådelat program bestående av 1) ett program som är kopplat till Oxfams internationella kampanj "GROW" samt 2) ett utsädesprogram som behandlar flera aspekter av det globala utsädessysstemet. Utsädesprogrammet Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SDHS) bygger på ett fyrdelat angreppssätt som syftar till att öka småbönders livsmedelstrygghet och öka deras resiliens att motstå kriser som prisökningar och klimatförändringar. Precis som GROW implementeras SD=HS både globalt, nationellt och lokalt. En större del av aktiviteterna implementeras dock i fält, av partnerorganisationer i programmets åtta samarbetsländer (bl.a. Mali, Myanmar och Zimbabwe). 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Stöd till Oxfam Novibs globala program "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change". Programmet är en del av regeringens satsning på livsmedelstrygghet, och syftar till ett mer jämlikt globalt livsmedels- och utsädessystem. SeedsGROW belyser frågan om ojämlikheter och orättvisor i det globala livsmedels- och utsädessystemet, och de konsekvenser det får för människors tillgång till tillräckliga mängder säker och kvalitativ mat (livsmedelstrygghet). Programmet angriper de problem som ligger till grunden för obalansen i våra livsmedelssystem: brist på god styrning både globalt och nationellt, klimatförändringar, markfrågor, brist på investeringar som kommer småbönder till godo, kraftiga svängningar i matpriser etc. Oxfam Novib vill angripa frågan om ett ojämlikt livsmedels- och utsädessystem genom ett globalt tvådelat program bestående av 1) ett program som är kopplat till Oxfams internationella kampanj "GROW" samt 2) ett utsädesprogram som behandlar flera aspekter av det globala utsädessysstemet. Utsädesprogrammet Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SDHS) bygger på ett fyrdelat angreppssätt som syftar till att öka småbönders livsmedelstrygghet och öka deras resiliens att motstå kriser som prisökningar och klimatförändringar. Precis som GROW implementeras SD=HS både globalt, nationellt och lokalt. En större del av aktiviteterna implementeras dock i fält, av partnerorganisationer i programmets åtta samarbetsländer (bl.a. Mali, Myanmar och Zimbabwe). Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 0 15000000 Oxfam International 15000000 Oxfam International SE-0-SE-6-61050063-6105006305 Sweden Support to Oxfam/Novib's programme "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change" within the area of food security. Stöd till Oxfam Novibs globala program "Seeds GROW: Harvesting Global Food Security and Justice in the Face of Climate Change". Programmet är en del av regeringens satsning på livsmedelstrygghet, och syftar till ett mer jämlikt globalt livsmedels- och utsädessystem. SeedsGROW belyser frågan om ojämlikheter och orättvisor i det globala livsmedels- och utsädessystemet, och de konsekvenser det får för människors tillgång till tillräckliga mängder säker och kvalitativ mat (livsmedelstrygghet). Programmet angriper de problem som ligger till grunden för obalansen i våra livsmedelssystem: brist på god styrning både globalt och nationellt, klimatförändringar, markfrågor, brist på investeringar som kommer småbönder till godo, kraftiga svängningar i matpriser etc. Oxfam Novib vill angripa frågan om ett ojämlikt livsmedels- och utsädessystem genom ett globalt tvådelat program bestående av 1) ett program som är kopplat till Oxfams internationella kampanj "GROW" samt 2) ett utsädesprogram som behandlar flera aspekter av det globala utsädessysstemet. Utsädesprogrammet Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security (SDHS) bygger på ett fyrdelat angreppssätt som syftar till att öka småbönders livsmedelstrygghet och öka deras resiliens att motstå kriser som prisökningar och klimatförändringar. Precis som GROW implementeras SD=HS både globalt, nationellt och lokalt. En större del av aktiviteterna implementeras dock i fält, av partnerorganisationer i programmets åtta samarbetsländer (bl.a. Mali, Myanmar och Zimbabwe). Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 -716631 0 0 18000000 18000000 Oxfam International 18000000 Oxfam International -716630.72 Oxfam International Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050064 Sweden The programme will support a results-oriented collaborative effort from the FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women to accelerate progress towards the economic empowerment of rural women and is expected to generate synergies that capitalize on each agency's mandate, comparative advantage and institutional strength to support improvements in the livelihoods and rights of rural women Det FN-gemensamma programmet “Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women” har pågått sedan 2012 men har p g a svårigheter att hitta finansiering och givare varit effektivt pågående sedan 2014. Programmet har huvudsakligen finansierats av Sida med en ytterst begränsad finansiering från Norge. Finansieringen av programmet har varit det mest genomgående problemet för programmet och den svenska finansieringen har motsvarat ungefär en 50%-ig finansiering av programmet. Trots den begränsade finansieringen har programmet uppvisat goda och accelererande resultat som bl a verifierats genom fältbesök, bl a Ambassadör Kamill till Kirgizistan och en delegation från Ambassaden i Delhi till Nepal. Nu när programmet har kommit till slutet av den ursprungliga avtalsperioden är framtiden för programmet ovisst. Trots kontinuerliga ansträngningar har det fortsatt varit svårt att hitta nya givare. Det kan eventuellt ses i relation till en allmän nedgång globalt i finansiering av genusrelaterade program. Det finns fortsatt indikationer på ett eventuellt nytt stöd från Norge. Sida bedömer att programmet är av stor vikt och har uppvisat goda resultat som det är av vikt att värna om. Det finns en risk att om programmet inte skulle kunna fortsätta att de framsteg som gjorts inte bara blir svåra att bibehålla men kan eventuellt slå tillbaka på de kvinnor som deltagit och medföra ökad grad av marginalisering och utsatthet. Därför är det Sidas bedömning att det är av vikt att säkerställa att programmet kan fortsätta och att det samtidigt ger utrymme att säkra fler givare. Att attrahera nya givare påverkas också av förmågan att visa upp resultat. RWEE har, trots bristerna i finansiering, i ökande grad påvisat goda resultat vilket också förstärker den vikt Sida sätter på att säkerställa en kontinuitet och fortsättning av programmet. Det finns en oklarhet om FN-regelverket kring komplexa One-UN program skulle kräva USD 5 miljoner eller om mindre belopp skulle kunna komma ifråga. SIDA:s ställningstagande har dock varit att om programmet ska kunna leva upp till sin fulla potential och fullt ut kunna säkerställa nya givare är det rimligt att Sida ger ett fullt stöd under kommande året för att sedan återkomma med beslut vid senare tillfälle då det råder större klarhet kring givarintressen och finansiering. I samband med den föreslagna avtalsändringen har alla obligatoriska bedömningar setts över och har inte ansetts behöva justeringar. Detsamma gäller även riskregister och resultatsammanfattning. Den ursprungliga bedömningen följer nedan: Kvinnor är centrala för utvecklingen av landsbygden och nationella ekonomier. De utgör en stor del av jordbruksarbetskraften, särskilt i småskaligt jordbruk, och utför de flesta av de obetalda omsorgsarbetena på landsbygden. Dock har landsbygdens kvinnor och flickor begränsad tillgång till produktiva resurser, t.ex. mark, insatsvaror i jordbruket, finansiering och kredit, rådgivningstjänster och teknik, som i sin tur begränsar produktionen. De möter större svårigheter än män att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster, social trygghet, möjligheter till sysselsättning, information, innovationer och lokala och nationella marknader och institutioner p.g.a. kulturella normer och säkerhetsfrågor. Obetalt omsorgsarbete hindrar ytterligare landsbygdens kvinnors förmåga att erhålla sysselsättning inom och utanför jordbruket samt dra nytta av nya marknadsmöjligheter inom jordbrukssektorn. Deras ledarskap och deltagande i producentorganisationer, beslutsfattande och lokalpolitik förblir låg och landsbygds- och jordbruksutvecklingspolitik tar inte tillräcklig hänsyn till deras behov och prioriteringar. I detta sammanhang föreslås ett gemensamt FN-program (IFAD, FAO, WFP och UN Women) baserat på fyra resultat: Resultat 1 att förbättra landsbygdens kvinnors mat- och näringssäkerhet syftar till att öka kvinnors produktionspotential inom det småskaliga jordbruket och förbättra deras kontroll och förvaltning av lokala livsmedelsreserver. Resultat 2 att öka landsbygdens kvinnors intäkter för att kunna upprätthålla sin försörjning och skapa välstånd fokuserar på att skapa, stödja och utveckla landsbygdens kvinnoledda företag, stödja deras roll i värdekedjor, förbättra deras inkomstmöjligheter och främja deras kopplingar till high value markets. Resultat 3 att stärka landsbygdens kvinnors ledarskap och delaktighet i sina samhällen och på landsbygdens institutioner och att forma lagar, politik och program för att stärka deras röst och inflytande i viktiga processer och att engagera de manliga företrädarna på alla nivåer att stötta förändring mot landsbygdens kvinnors egenmakt. Resultat 4 att en mer genuslyhörd politisk miljö där lagstiftande och politiska reformer katalyseras i en effektiv verkställighet av landsbygdens kvinnors markrättigheter och deras tillgång till anständig lönesysselsättning, socialt skydd och infrastruktur. Sida bedömer att programmets ansats att belysa och förstärka landsbygdens kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt utifrån problematikens mångdimensionalitet och utifrån de deltagande FN organisationernas specifika mandat och erfarenhet ger en hög sannolikhet att programmet kan leverera resultat. FN organisationernas specifika roll både som normativa förändringsagenter på global nivå samt deras operativa arbete i fält är av stor vikt. Programmet bygger dessutom på redan pågående initiativ och stark närvaro i de länder där programmet ska genomföras. Eftersom programmen i fält kommer att utvecklas helt och hållet först när medel är tillgängliga är det svårt att göra bedömningar fullt ut på fältnivå. Sida bedömer däremot att FN organisationerna, utifrån bl a organisationsbedömningar har struktur, erfarenhet och kapacitet att genomföra programmet på ett bra sätt. MDTF strukturen har etablerats sedan 2003 och de deltagande organisationerna har sedan tidigare stor erfarenhet från deltagande i gemensamma program. Programmet bygger dessutom som tidgare sagts på stark närvaro och pågående program. Sida bedömer därför dessa risker som hanterbara. The Joint Program "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women "(RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing rural women livelihoods and rights in line with sustainable development. RWEE is implemented by FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women based on the comparative advantages and strengths of each UN body to improve the status of women in rural areas. The first phase of RWEE has been implemented in seven countries; Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. The overarching goal of this 5-year joint global programme is to secure rural women's livelihoods and rights in the context of sustainable development and the post MDGs, based on four outcome areas: improvements in food and nutrition security; increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth; enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes; and gender responsive policy environments secured for the economic empowerment of rural women. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives: 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Guatemala Kyrgyzstan Liberia Niger (the) Nepal Rwanda Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural development Agriculture RWEE's overall progress has been slowed down due to the pandemic and climate change/natural disasters. In addition to negative effects and challenging contexts for the program target group, the COVID-19 pandemic has meant difficulties in implementation of program activities, and some have been postponed. The movement restrictions have also affected the monitoring and follow-up of the program, including data collection for results measurement. Climate change has also negatively affected the program implementation, with natural disasters and shocks have hit several program countries and had devastating effects on communities and target group. In general, the progress towards the overall goal is somewhat difficult to summarise, as results are mainly reported on sub-objective level and tend to focus on aggregated results or even anecdotal results on country levels, rather than shifts in trends and developments regarding women's economic empowerment more broadly. Missing or unclear baselines and targets makes the progress challenging to put in perspective and assess against the ambition and intended results. Results have been achieved with varying degrees across the four program outcomes, with some more affected by the pandemic. For example, many training activities had to be postponed due to restrictions, while cooperatives and women entrepreneurs also faced new business opportunities in response to the pandemic. During 2020, RWEE has reached 37,251 persons (in line with 2019) and since the start of the program has reached 80,092 persons (81% women and 19% men). Most were reached through informal groups, self-help groups and formally registered cooperatives and producer organisations. Niger and Guatemala represent 45% and 24% respectively out of the total persons reached. The least persons have been reached in Liberia (3% of total), followed by Kyrgyzstan and Rwanda (5% each). The reach in the different countries vary across years depending on country specific activities. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives. 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security The program reports on a further average increase in agricultural production of 101% compared to program baseline. This increase is attributed to transfer of knowledge in vegetable cultivation and livestock production, including guidance and accompaniment encouraging practical application. [ACT/TARGET] Positive results were achieved in women's nutrition. For example, in Nepal there was a 100% increase in vegetable consumption (both quantity and frequency) from kitchen gardens, which led to 97% of women-headed households increasing their Food Consumption Score. [ACT/TARGET] In Ethiopia, unexpected results were seen in an impact assessment conducted by the Bureau of Livestock, Agriculture and Natural Resource Development Bureau. Changes in food culture, nutrition and food security were seen among women who had participated in RWEE activities, through women applying positive coping mechanisms to deal with the COVID-19 crisis by planting backyard crops not traditionally used in their communities and living areas, such as potatoes. This enabled longterm utilisation and food security, and avoided use of expensive inputs. [ACT/TARGET] 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth In 2020, a total of USD 540k was generated from sales at individual and group levels, reaching a cumulative aggregate amount over the last three years of USD 2.6m. The increase in income was attributed to increased sale of produce, establishing kitchen gardens, innovations of non-agricultural products such as soaps and increased access to markets. For example, in Guatemala, 1,041 people (872 women and 169 men) generated a total of USD 123,544 from farm and kitchen garden sales and a further 333 women increased their sales by 48% (earning approximately USD 112 per month through sales of farm and kitchen garden products) of corn, beans, vegetables, eggs, and flour. [ACT/TARGET] Access and control over financial assets and credit to enhance rural women's entrepreneurial capacities and market competitiveness is also a focus of RWEE and the program has supported Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) across the implementing countries. In 2020, 1,175 rural women in Liberia have been granted access to credit through 32 existing and 16 newly formed VSLAs, which provided USD 58,750 in rural credit. In Nepal, 122 women's groups accumulated USD 96,752 which was used for setting up a revolving fund scheme by and granted access to finance to 2,860 rural women. [ACT/TARGET] 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes The most considerable progress made was observed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and changes to social norms reported during community response, as women played a central role in communities an households during the response and were able to engage successfully with decision-makers. In Kyrgyzstan, which has strong telecommunication networks countrywide, online dialogues and policy lobbying activities were organised when in-person forums originally planned were not possible. Two online dialogues were held and involved the participation of 85 rural women representing local women groups, local keneshes (councils), communities, civil society, and business organisations. Dialogues focused on the role of rural women in local economies and socio-political development, including the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The dialogues also considered ways to increase the number of women running for elections. [NAT/INST] Local administrative leaders in Ethiopia visited a climate smart village initiative to promote a green economy established under RWEE. District officials and administrators reported that they regard the village as promising and replicable, and said they will incorporate that in future local development plans. [NAT/INST] RWEE continued using the Gender Action Learning System (GALS), a tool for community-led dialogue used to promote more equitable gender relations which actively includes men and boys in the discussion. In Nepal, change was observed among women at the household level, including reducing family expenses through household budgeting, and greater involvement of women in economic activities and household planning. GALS champions worked as volunteers to disseminate the GALS methodology in the community, as well as to raise public awareness about COVID-19, and help vulnerable women during the lockdown period. [ACT/TARGET] 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Training has been provided under this objective in several countries, but some activities aimed at promoting rural women's advocacy towards governments have been postponed due to the pandemic. Some interesting results can however be seen. In Guatemala, the National Coalition for the Economic Empowerment of Women was signed by a number of influential ministries and secretariats including Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food, Ministry of Economy, Presidential Secretariat for Women, National Secretariat for Science and Technology and Vice-Presidency of the Republic. This multi-sectorial alliance is part of RWEE's framework in Ethiopia. So far, this has led to the creation of Enlaces program that seeks to create opportunities to increase prosperity, profit, social responsibility that benefits both communities and the business sector as well as support provided to incorporate gender perspective in the loans program in response to COVID-19. [NAT/INST] In Kyrgyzstan, RWEE works together with UN Women projects to support the Ministry of Labour and Social Development in launching the national process on the development of a new Gender Equality Strategy for 2021-2030. More than 80 women participated in the dialogue on the role of rural women in local economies and socio-political development, in particular concerning COVID-19 response by using a platform provided by RWEE. [NAT/INST] Results highlighted in the Global Evaluation In 2002/21, RWEE conducted a global evaluation of the RWEE program and examined results achieved throughout the program implementation period. Main conclusions from the evaluations were: \n\n• RWEE has been highly relevant, aligned to the national policy framework in each of the countries where Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) is recognized as an objective or an important component of agricultural development. It is also very closely aligned to the needs of rural women involved in the programme. • There has been strong internal coherence between the agencies and between the JP RWEE objectives and agency mandates. Working as one has been more challenging and took time to take off initially. External coherence at organisational level however, has not always translated into synergy on the ground between implementing partners. • Key results on individual level were highlighted in the evaluation; there has been a significant contribution from RWEE to rural women's improved livelihoods through agricultural practices, market linkages, awareness raising and leadership building. There are documented increases in vegetable and livestock production, diet and nutrition, and income gains in all countries. During field visits, both women and men reported shifts in social norms such as women being allowed to take work outside the home and husbands taking on some of the household chores and women interviewed reported an increase in self-confidence and self-esteem. [ACT/TARGET] • Decision making and funding have remained insufficiently aligned with rhythm and needs of implementation. Differences in disbursement procedures reduced synchronization of delivery and capacity to deliver in line with needs. • Selected elements of the JP RWEE show signs of sustainability that are likely to continue beyond the duration of the programme. The savings groups that have been established through JP RWEE emerge as a powerful transformative element of the programme with considerable likelihood of being sustained. Sustainability remains challenging for activities that require sizeable investments, activities that remunerate women for their work, and those that require capacity to purchase inputs. In addition, sustainability is challenging where implementation partners have key roles and where government services cannot take over these roles. • Main contributing factors to delivering results and sustainability have been synergy, complementarity and effective national coordination. Main hindering internal factor has been funding affecting delivery of activities, staff turnover, and capacity to invest in knowledge management and learning. Whilst a conducive policy and government interest have been contributing external factors, natural disasters (including pandemics) and political instability have hindered progress No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050064-6105006401 Sweden The programme will support a results-oriented collaborative effort from the FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women to accelerate progress towards the economic empowerment of rural women and is expected to generate synergies that capitalize on each agency's mandate, comparative advantage and institutional strength to support improvements in the livelihoods and rights of rural women Det FN-gemensamma programmet “Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women” har pågått sedan 2012 men har p g a svårigheter att hitta finansiering och givare varit effektivt pågående sedan 2014. Programmet har huvudsakligen finansierats av Sida med en ytterst begränsad finansiering från Norge. Finansieringen av programmet har varit det mest genomgående problemet för programmet och den svenska finansieringen har motsvarat ungefär en 50%-ig finansiering av programmet. Trots den begränsade finansieringen har programmet uppvisat goda och accelererande resultat som bl a verifierats genom fältbesök, bl a Ambassadör Kamill till Kirgizistan och en delegation från Ambassaden i Delhi till Nepal. Nu när programmet har kommit till slutet av den ursprungliga avtalsperioden är framtiden för programmet ovisst. Trots kontinuerliga ansträngningar har det fortsatt varit svårt att hitta nya givare. Det kan eventuellt ses i relation till en allmän nedgång globalt i finansiering av genusrelaterade program. Det finns fortsatt indikationer på ett eventuellt nytt stöd från Norge. Sida bedömer att programmet är av stor vikt och har uppvisat goda resultat som det är av vikt att värna om. Det finns en risk att om programmet inte skulle kunna fortsätta att de framsteg som gjorts inte bara blir svåra att bibehålla men kan eventuellt slå tillbaka på de kvinnor som deltagit och medföra ökad grad av marginalisering och utsatthet. Därför är det Sidas bedömning att det är av vikt att säkerställa att programmet kan fortsätta och att det samtidigt ger utrymme att säkra fler givare. Att attrahera nya givare påverkas också av förmågan att visa upp resultat. RWEE har, trots bristerna i finansiering, i ökande grad påvisat goda resultat vilket också förstärker den vikt Sida sätter på att säkerställa en kontinuitet och fortsättning av programmet. Det finns en oklarhet om FN-regelverket kring komplexa One-UN program skulle kräva USD 5 miljoner eller om mindre belopp skulle kunna komma ifråga. SIDA:s ställningstagande har dock varit att om programmet ska kunna leva upp till sin fulla potential och fullt ut kunna säkerställa nya givare är det rimligt att Sida ger ett fullt stöd under kommande året för att sedan återkomma med beslut vid senare tillfälle då det råder större klarhet kring givarintressen och finansiering. I samband med den föreslagna avtalsändringen har alla obligatoriska bedömningar setts över och har inte ansetts behöva justeringar. Detsamma gäller även riskregister och resultatsammanfattning. Den ursprungliga bedömningen följer nedan: Kvinnor är centrala för utvecklingen av landsbygden och nationella ekonomier. De utgör en stor del av jordbruksarbetskraften, särskilt i småskaligt jordbruk, och utför de flesta av de obetalda omsorgsarbetena på landsbygden. Dock har landsbygdens kvinnor och flickor begränsad tillgång till produktiva resurser, t.ex. mark, insatsvaror i jordbruket, finansiering och kredit, rådgivningstjänster och teknik, som i sin tur begränsar produktionen. De möter större svårigheter än män att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster, social trygghet, möjligheter till sysselsättning, information, innovationer och lokala och nationella marknader och institutioner p.g.a. kulturella normer och säkerhetsfrågor. Obetalt omsorgsarbete hindrar ytterligare landsbygdens kvinnors förmåga att erhålla sysselsättning inom och utanför jordbruket samt dra nytta av nya marknadsmöjligheter inom jordbrukssektorn. Deras ledarskap och deltagande i producentorganisationer, beslutsfattande och lokalpolitik förblir låg och landsbygds- och jordbruksutvecklingspolitik tar inte tillräcklig hänsyn till deras behov och prioriteringar. I detta sammanhang föreslås ett gemensamt FN-program (IFAD, FAO, WFP och UN Women) baserat på fyra resultat: Resultat 1 att förbättra landsbygdens kvinnors mat- och näringssäkerhet syftar till att öka kvinnors produktionspotential inom det småskaliga jordbruket och förbättra deras kontroll och förvaltning av lokala livsmedelsreserver. Resultat 2 att öka landsbygdens kvinnors intäkter för att kunna upprätthålla sin försörjning och skapa välstånd fokuserar på att skapa, stödja och utveckla landsbygdens kvinnoledda företag, stödja deras roll i värdekedjor, förbättra deras inkomstmöjligheter och främja deras kopplingar till high value markets. Resultat 3 att stärka landsbygdens kvinnors ledarskap och delaktighet i sina samhällen och på landsbygdens institutioner och att forma lagar, politik och program för att stärka deras röst och inflytande i viktiga processer och att engagera de manliga företrädarna på alla nivåer att stötta förändring mot landsbygdens kvinnors egenmakt. Resultat 4 att en mer genuslyhörd politisk miljö där lagstiftande och politiska reformer katalyseras i en effektiv verkställighet av landsbygdens kvinnors markrättigheter och deras tillgång till anständig lönesysselsättning, socialt skydd och infrastruktur. Sida bedömer att programmets ansats att belysa och förstärka landsbygdens kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt utifrån problematikens mångdimensionalitet och utifrån de deltagande FN organisationernas specifika mandat och erfarenhet ger en hög sannolikhet att programmet kan leverera resultat. FN organisationernas specifika roll både som normativa förändringsagenter på global nivå samt deras operativa arbete i fält är av stor vikt. Programmet bygger dessutom på redan pågående initiativ och stark närvaro i de länder där programmet ska genomföras. Eftersom programmen i fält kommer att utvecklas helt och hållet först när medel är tillgängliga är det svårt att göra bedömningar fullt ut på fältnivå. Sida bedömer däremot att FN organisationerna, utifrån bl a organisationsbedömningar har struktur, erfarenhet och kapacitet att genomföra programmet på ett bra sätt. MDTF strukturen har etablerats sedan 2003 och de deltagande organisationerna har sedan tidigare stor erfarenhet från deltagande i gemensamma program. Programmet bygger dessutom som tidgare sagts på stark närvaro och pågående program. Sida bedömer därför dessa risker som hanterbara. The Joint Program "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women "(RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing rural women livelihoods and rights in line with sustainable development. RWEE is implemented by FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women based on the comparative advantages and strengths of each UN body to improve the status of women in rural areas. The first phase of RWEE has been implemented in seven countries; Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. The overarching goal of this 5-year joint global programme is to secure rural women's livelihoods and rights in the context of sustainable development and the post MDGs, based on four outcome areas: improvements in food and nutrition security; increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth; enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes; and gender responsive policy environments secured for the economic empowerment of rural women. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives: 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 58000000 0 27000000 27000000 0 58000000 0 27000000 -27000000 0 0 0 27000000 -22000000 0 22000000 27000000 112000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 58000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-61050064-6105006402 Sweden The programme will support a results-oriented collaborative effort from the FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women to accelerate progress towards the economic empowerment of rural women and is expected to generate synergies that capitalize on each agency's mandate, comparative advantage and institutional strength to support improvements in the livelihoods and rights of rural women Det FN-gemensamma programmet “Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women” har pågått sedan 2012 men har p g a svårigheter att hitta finansiering och givare varit effektivt pågående sedan 2014. Programmet har huvudsakligen finansierats av Sida med en ytterst begränsad finansiering från Norge. Finansieringen av programmet har varit det mest genomgående problemet för programmet och den svenska finansieringen har motsvarat ungefär en 50%-ig finansiering av programmet. Trots den begränsade finansieringen har programmet uppvisat goda och accelererande resultat som bl a verifierats genom fältbesök, bl a Ambassadör Kamill till Kirgizistan och en delegation från Ambassaden i Delhi till Nepal. Nu när programmet har kommit till slutet av den ursprungliga avtalsperioden är framtiden för programmet ovisst. Trots kontinuerliga ansträngningar har det fortsatt varit svårt att hitta nya givare. Det kan eventuellt ses i relation till en allmän nedgång globalt i finansiering av genusrelaterade program. Det finns fortsatt indikationer på ett eventuellt nytt stöd från Norge. Sida bedömer att programmet är av stor vikt och har uppvisat goda resultat som det är av vikt att värna om. Det finns en risk att om programmet inte skulle kunna fortsätta att de framsteg som gjorts inte bara blir svåra att bibehålla men kan eventuellt slå tillbaka på de kvinnor som deltagit och medföra ökad grad av marginalisering och utsatthet. Därför är det Sidas bedömning att det är av vikt att säkerställa att programmet kan fortsätta och att det samtidigt ger utrymme att säkra fler givare. Att attrahera nya givare påverkas också av förmågan att visa upp resultat. RWEE har, trots bristerna i finansiering, i ökande grad påvisat goda resultat vilket också förstärker den vikt Sida sätter på att säkerställa en kontinuitet och fortsättning av programmet. Det finns en oklarhet om FN-regelverket kring komplexa One-UN program skulle kräva USD 5 miljoner eller om mindre belopp skulle kunna komma ifråga. SIDA:s ställningstagande har dock varit att om programmet ska kunna leva upp till sin fulla potential och fullt ut kunna säkerställa nya givare är det rimligt att Sida ger ett fullt stöd under kommande året för att sedan återkomma med beslut vid senare tillfälle då det råder större klarhet kring givarintressen och finansiering. I samband med den föreslagna avtalsändringen har alla obligatoriska bedömningar setts över och har inte ansetts behöva justeringar. Detsamma gäller även riskregister och resultatsammanfattning. Den ursprungliga bedömningen följer nedan: Kvinnor är centrala för utvecklingen av landsbygden och nationella ekonomier. De utgör en stor del av jordbruksarbetskraften, särskilt i småskaligt jordbruk, och utför de flesta av de obetalda omsorgsarbetena på landsbygden. Dock har landsbygdens kvinnor och flickor begränsad tillgång till produktiva resurser, t.ex. mark, insatsvaror i jordbruket, finansiering och kredit, rådgivningstjänster och teknik, som i sin tur begränsar produktionen. De möter större svårigheter än män att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster, social trygghet, möjligheter till sysselsättning, information, innovationer och lokala och nationella marknader och institutioner p.g.a. kulturella normer och säkerhetsfrågor. Obetalt omsorgsarbete hindrar ytterligare landsbygdens kvinnors förmåga att erhålla sysselsättning inom och utanför jordbruket samt dra nytta av nya marknadsmöjligheter inom jordbrukssektorn. Deras ledarskap och deltagande i producentorganisationer, beslutsfattande och lokalpolitik förblir låg och landsbygds- och jordbruksutvecklingspolitik tar inte tillräcklig hänsyn till deras behov och prioriteringar. I detta sammanhang föreslås ett gemensamt FN-program (IFAD, FAO, WFP och UN Women) baserat på fyra resultat: Resultat 1 att förbättra landsbygdens kvinnors mat- och näringssäkerhet syftar till att öka kvinnors produktionspotential inom det småskaliga jordbruket och förbättra deras kontroll och förvaltning av lokala livsmedelsreserver. Resultat 2 att öka landsbygdens kvinnors intäkter för att kunna upprätthålla sin försörjning och skapa välstånd fokuserar på att skapa, stödja och utveckla landsbygdens kvinnoledda företag, stödja deras roll i värdekedjor, förbättra deras inkomstmöjligheter och främja deras kopplingar till high value markets. Resultat 3 att stärka landsbygdens kvinnors ledarskap och delaktighet i sina samhällen och på landsbygdens institutioner och att forma lagar, politik och program för att stärka deras röst och inflytande i viktiga processer och att engagera de manliga företrädarna på alla nivåer att stötta förändring mot landsbygdens kvinnors egenmakt. Resultat 4 att en mer genuslyhörd politisk miljö där lagstiftande och politiska reformer katalyseras i en effektiv verkställighet av landsbygdens kvinnors markrättigheter och deras tillgång till anständig lönesysselsättning, socialt skydd och infrastruktur. Sida bedömer att programmets ansats att belysa och förstärka landsbygdens kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt utifrån problematikens mångdimensionalitet och utifrån de deltagande FN organisationernas specifika mandat och erfarenhet ger en hög sannolikhet att programmet kan leverera resultat. FN organisationernas specifika roll både som normativa förändringsagenter på global nivå samt deras operativa arbete i fält är av stor vikt. Programmet bygger dessutom på redan pågående initiativ och stark närvaro i de länder där programmet ska genomföras. Eftersom programmen i fält kommer att utvecklas helt och hållet först när medel är tillgängliga är det svårt att göra bedömningar fullt ut på fältnivå. Sida bedömer däremot att FN organisationerna, utifrån bl a organisationsbedömningar har struktur, erfarenhet och kapacitet att genomföra programmet på ett bra sätt. MDTF strukturen har etablerats sedan 2003 och de deltagande organisationerna har sedan tidigare stor erfarenhet från deltagande i gemensamma program. Programmet bygger dessutom som tidgare sagts på stark närvaro och pågående program. Sida bedömer därför dessa risker som hanterbara. The Joint Program "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women "(RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing rural women livelihoods and rights in line with sustainable development. RWEE is implemented by FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women based on the comparative advantages and strengths of each UN body to improve the status of women in rural areas. The first phase of RWEE has been implemented in seven countries; Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. The overarching goal of this 5-year joint global programme is to secure rural women's livelihoods and rights in the context of sustainable development and the post MDGs, based on four outcome areas: improvements in food and nutrition security; increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth; enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes; and gender responsive policy environments secured for the economic empowerment of rural women. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives: 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 40000000 40000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 40000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-61050064-6105006403 Sweden The programme will support a results-oriented collaborative effort from the FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women to accelerate progress towards the economic empowerment of rural women and is expected to generate synergies that capitalize on each agency's mandate, comparative advantage and institutional strength to support improvements in the livelihoods and rights of rural women Det FN-gemensamma programmet “Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women” har pågått sedan 2012 men har p g a svårigheter att hitta finansiering och givare varit effektivt pågående sedan 2014. Programmet har huvudsakligen finansierats av Sida med en ytterst begränsad finansiering från Norge. Finansieringen av programmet har varit det mest genomgående problemet för programmet och den svenska finansieringen har motsvarat ungefär en 50%-ig finansiering av programmet. Trots den begränsade finansieringen har programmet uppvisat goda och accelererande resultat som bl a verifierats genom fältbesök, bl a Ambassadör Kamill till Kirgizistan och en delegation från Ambassaden i Delhi till Nepal. Nu när programmet har kommit till slutet av den ursprungliga avtalsperioden är framtiden för programmet ovisst. Trots kontinuerliga ansträngningar har det fortsatt varit svårt att hitta nya givare. Det kan eventuellt ses i relation till en allmän nedgång globalt i finansiering av genusrelaterade program. Det finns fortsatt indikationer på ett eventuellt nytt stöd från Norge. Sida bedömer att programmet är av stor vikt och har uppvisat goda resultat som det är av vikt att värna om. Det finns en risk att om programmet inte skulle kunna fortsätta att de framsteg som gjorts inte bara blir svåra att bibehålla men kan eventuellt slå tillbaka på de kvinnor som deltagit och medföra ökad grad av marginalisering och utsatthet. Därför är det Sidas bedömning att det är av vikt att säkerställa att programmet kan fortsätta och att det samtidigt ger utrymme att säkra fler givare. Att attrahera nya givare påverkas också av förmågan att visa upp resultat. RWEE har, trots bristerna i finansiering, i ökande grad påvisat goda resultat vilket också förstärker den vikt Sida sätter på att säkerställa en kontinuitet och fortsättning av programmet. Det finns en oklarhet om FN-regelverket kring komplexa One-UN program skulle kräva USD 5 miljoner eller om mindre belopp skulle kunna komma ifråga. SIDA:s ställningstagande har dock varit att om programmet ska kunna leva upp till sin fulla potential och fullt ut kunna säkerställa nya givare är det rimligt att Sida ger ett fullt stöd under kommande året för att sedan återkomma med beslut vid senare tillfälle då det råder större klarhet kring givarintressen och finansiering. I samband med den föreslagna avtalsändringen har alla obligatoriska bedömningar setts över och har inte ansetts behöva justeringar. Detsamma gäller även riskregister och resultatsammanfattning. Den ursprungliga bedömningen följer nedan: Kvinnor är centrala för utvecklingen av landsbygden och nationella ekonomier. De utgör en stor del av jordbruksarbetskraften, särskilt i småskaligt jordbruk, och utför de flesta av de obetalda omsorgsarbetena på landsbygden. Dock har landsbygdens kvinnor och flickor begränsad tillgång till produktiva resurser, t.ex. mark, insatsvaror i jordbruket, finansiering och kredit, rådgivningstjänster och teknik, som i sin tur begränsar produktionen. De möter större svårigheter än män att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster, social trygghet, möjligheter till sysselsättning, information, innovationer och lokala och nationella marknader och institutioner p.g.a. kulturella normer och säkerhetsfrågor. Obetalt omsorgsarbete hindrar ytterligare landsbygdens kvinnors förmåga att erhålla sysselsättning inom och utanför jordbruket samt dra nytta av nya marknadsmöjligheter inom jordbrukssektorn. Deras ledarskap och deltagande i producentorganisationer, beslutsfattande och lokalpolitik förblir låg och landsbygds- och jordbruksutvecklingspolitik tar inte tillräcklig hänsyn till deras behov och prioriteringar. I detta sammanhang föreslås ett gemensamt FN-program (IFAD, FAO, WFP och UN Women) baserat på fyra resultat: Resultat 1 att förbättra landsbygdens kvinnors mat- och näringssäkerhet syftar till att öka kvinnors produktionspotential inom det småskaliga jordbruket och förbättra deras kontroll och förvaltning av lokala livsmedelsreserver. Resultat 2 att öka landsbygdens kvinnors intäkter för att kunna upprätthålla sin försörjning och skapa välstånd fokuserar på att skapa, stödja och utveckla landsbygdens kvinnoledda företag, stödja deras roll i värdekedjor, förbättra deras inkomstmöjligheter och främja deras kopplingar till high value markets. Resultat 3 att stärka landsbygdens kvinnors ledarskap och delaktighet i sina samhällen och på landsbygdens institutioner och att forma lagar, politik och program för att stärka deras röst och inflytande i viktiga processer och att engagera de manliga företrädarna på alla nivåer att stötta förändring mot landsbygdens kvinnors egenmakt. Resultat 4 att en mer genuslyhörd politisk miljö där lagstiftande och politiska reformer katalyseras i en effektiv verkställighet av landsbygdens kvinnors markrättigheter och deras tillgång till anständig lönesysselsättning, socialt skydd och infrastruktur. Sida bedömer att programmets ansats att belysa och förstärka landsbygdens kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt utifrån problematikens mångdimensionalitet och utifrån de deltagande FN organisationernas specifika mandat och erfarenhet ger en hög sannolikhet att programmet kan leverera resultat. FN organisationernas specifika roll både som normativa förändringsagenter på global nivå samt deras operativa arbete i fält är av stor vikt. Programmet bygger dessutom på redan pågående initiativ och stark närvaro i de länder där programmet ska genomföras. Eftersom programmen i fält kommer att utvecklas helt och hållet först när medel är tillgängliga är det svårt att göra bedömningar fullt ut på fältnivå. Sida bedömer däremot att FN organisationerna, utifrån bl a organisationsbedömningar har struktur, erfarenhet och kapacitet att genomföra programmet på ett bra sätt. MDTF strukturen har etablerats sedan 2003 och de deltagande organisationerna har sedan tidigare stor erfarenhet från deltagande i gemensamma program. Programmet bygger dessutom som tidgare sagts på stark närvaro och pågående program. Sida bedömer därför dessa risker som hanterbara. The Joint Program "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women "(RWEE) is a global initiative aimed at securing rural women livelihoods and rights in line with sustainable development. RWEE is implemented by FAO, IFAD, WFP and UN Women based on the comparative advantages and strengths of each UN body to improve the status of women in rural areas. The first phase of RWEE has been implemented in seven countries; Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. The overarching goal of this 5-year joint global programme is to secure rural women's livelihoods and rights in the context of sustainable development and the post MDGs, based on four outcome areas: improvements in food and nutrition security; increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth; enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes; and gender responsive policy environments secured for the economic empowerment of rural women. RWEE measures its overall progress and results for all four program objectives: 1) Improvements in food and nutrition security 2) Increased income, secure rural women's livelihoods and create wealth 3) Enhanced leadership and participation in their communities and in rural institutions, and in shaping laws, policies and programmes 4) Gender responsive policy environment secured for the economic empowerment of rural women Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 0 40000000 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3400000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to and increased use of open, safe and free information and communication technology (ICT) Förbättrad tillgång till och ökad användning av öppen, säker och fri informations- och kommunikationsteknologi (ICT) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050357 Sweden The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a program-based global partnership involving the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), donors and international organizations, to support LDCs to be more active players in the global trading system by helping them tackle obstacles to trade. In this way, the program works towards a wider goal of promoting economic growth and sustainable development. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer. Målet är att stödja MUL att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål för att främja ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar utveckling. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer med handelsteknisk kompetens. Målet är att stödja MULs i att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn och höja deras kapaciteten. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål att främja hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. EIF har två specifika målsättningar baserat på den senaste strategiska planen från 2019: 1) Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL 2) Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Fokus inom EIF är kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom handelsfrågor och framtagande av behovsanalyser, så kallade Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS). Därefter tas landspecifika åtgärdsmatriser fram i syfte att kunna identifiera aktörer och finansiärer som kan genomföra insatserna. I vissa fall implementeras och finansieras prioriterade åtgärder direkt inom ramen för EIF i syfte att bygga kapacitet samt katalysera större investeringar. EIF har också en koordinerande roll för att samordna handelsbistånd i MUL. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations Enhanced Integrated Framework - Trade for LDC Development, riktar sig specifikt till de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL) och redovisar överlag god måluppfyllelse i den senaste rapporten avseende 2024. Interimsfasen 2024-2025 (InFa) är en förlängning av fas 2 med fokus på att upprätthålla momentum, säkra kapacitet och resultat, samt tillvarata möjligheter medan den 3e fas som nyligen beslutats diskuterats. InFa har haft en mindre budget, men levererat på sina målsättningar och syfte enligt ovan och därmed reducerat den risk som fanns vid utgången av fas 2 för att EIF och dess nationella strukturer oplanerat skulle kollapsa med stora kapacitetstapp. 88% av målsättningarna för interimfasen 2024-2025 hade också redan uppnåtts vid utgången av 2024. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 50). Institutionell kapacitet har också utvecklats och merparten av EIFs projekt går nu genom nationella strukturer snarare än de internationella partnerorganisationerna såsom UNCTAD, ITC och Världsbanken. En viktig målsättning för InFa var att upprätthålla de AfT-enheter som under fas 2 integrerats i ministerierna och i stor utsträckning finansieras helt eller delvis av MUL men där denna finansiering och enheternas legala existens i flera fall var beroende av EIF, till exempel på grund av hur de nationellt tillskapats med referens till partnerskapet. Detta var prioriterat då enheterna spelar en viktig roll nationellt genom att koordinera och attrahera handelsbistånd; samt genom tekniskt stöd till handelspolitik, reformer och förhandlingar. EIF rapporterar att den målsättningen uppnåddes. De 40 enheter som bedömts som integrerade i sina handelsministerier enligt EIFs 5 kriterier har bibehållit den statusen och även den finansiella bärkraften där länderna kategoriseras i 3 kategorier bibehölls. Dock är enbart 18 MUL klassade havande hög bärkraft och även om flera länder gjorde stora framsteg så föll andra tillbaka. Frågan om bärkraft och integrering är därmed fortsatt prioriterad och fas 3 kommer behöva tillse att den stärks samt undvika att dess legala grund nationellt sammankopplas direkt med EIF. Sekretariatet har därvidlag gjort goda ansträngningar i att lyfta goda exempel mellan MUL. T ex framhålls Benin som ett exempel där enhetens mandat 2024 utökats till att vara den huvudsakliga ledningsstrukturen för AfT vid handels- och industriministeriet och regeringen anslog över USD 850 000 till den 2024. Som ett resultat var EIF:s bidrag till aktiviteter endast cirka 13 % år 2024, och andelen personalkostnader som täcktes av EIF eliminerades. Detta står i skarp kontrast till baslinjen i slutet av EIF:s fas två, då EIF:s bidrag till drift och personal var över 80 %. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 20-22). InFa har också lyckats väl i att mobilisera finansiering och vida överträffat målsättningarna. För varje dollar har 1,3 dollar tillkommit i samfinansiering till EIF-projekt och totalt lyckades AfT enheterna dra till sig projektfinansiering om över USD 180 miljoner under 2024. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 30, 43). Nedan följer några exempel på resultat inom partnerskapets två målområden: - Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL En höjdpunkt under året var Komorernas och Östtimors anslutning till WTO efter fleråriga anslutningsförhandlingar, under vilka EIF stödde handelsministerierna i båda länderna att delta mer effektivt i arbetsgruppsmöten, förbereda dokumentationen och inrätta de nationella kommittéer som krävdes för deras respektive anslutningsprocesser. Somalias anslutningsprocess där Sveriges WTO ambassadör är ordförande för arbetsgruppen fick även stöd. Under 2024 stärkte EIF InFa, med stöd av den tekniska expertisen från Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (TRAPCA), Somalias förmåga att navigera WTO-anslutningen genom att utbilda 90 tjänstemän (varav hälften kvinnor). Utbildningen förbättrade tjänstemännens förmåga att hantera komplexiteten och de regelmässiga kraven i WTO-medlemskapet och presentera sina intressen i sektorspecifika frågor under WTO:s arbetsgruppsmöten. De kan nu bättre analysera handelsdata och bedöma de ekonomiska och sociala konsekvenserna av tullförändringar, potentiella policyförändringar och icke-tariffära hinder. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 4, 28). En prestation under 2024 var även utvecklingen av nationella AfCFTA-strategier i tio afrikanska MUL, där varje lands viktigaste produkter och tjänster med stark intrakontinental exportpotential identifierades och tydliga åtgärder fastställdes för att underlätta deras handel. I tillägg fick Etiopien, Guinea-Bissau, Lesotho, Gambia och Tanzania stöd i genomförandet av AfCFTA:s protokoll för digital handel, vilket tillhandahåller ett regelverk för att underlätta digital handel i hela Afrika genom att ta itu med frågor som marknadstillträde och behandling av digitala produkter, underlättande av digital handel, datastyrning, etc. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 4-5). - Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Ett av fokusområdena för InFa var att följa upp resultaten av fas 2, vars projekt stängts under 2024. Det har också skett och EIF har publicerat ett stort antal resultatberättelser baserat på de 20 projektutvärderingar som genomförts och 46 slutrapporter från projekt. Sammantaget rapporterar EIF att uppföljningen visar på ökade exportinkomster 2024 med över USD 150 miljoner för de små- och medelstora företag som gynnats under fas 2. De ökade också marknadstillträde genom att 38 nya marknader öppnades 2024. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 47, 53); [M1, M4)]. Genom att stärka värdekedjor och öka såväl produktionskapacitet som möjligheterna till förädling och höjd kvalitet på produkter kan utvecklingsländer öka sin export och därigenom stärka den ekonomiska tillväxten. På den tanzaniska ön Pemba Island, Zanzibar, har EIF bidragit till att utveckla och effektivisera sjögräsproduktion. Det finns en stor internationell efterfrågan på torkat sjögräs och Europa är den största exportmarknaden för sjögräs från just Zanzibar. EIF har möjliggjort utbildningar i effektiva tekniker för att odla och skörda sjögräs på djupt vatten samt tekniskt stöd i produktutveckling och förädlingsprocesser. En resultatuppföljning 2024 visade att programmet lett till en ökning i produktion av sjögräs på Zanzibar med 58%, från drygt 10 000 ton 2021 till över 16 500 ton 2023. Det bidrog även till en mer än dubblerad avkastning per hektar i sjögräsproduktionen[3] och en prisökning som uppgick till nästan 43% tack vare högre kvalitet på produkterna.Det noterades en betydande ökning av skapade jobb inom sjögräsproduktion, som ökade från 157 (varav 81 % tillskrevs kvinnor) år 2022 till 320 (78 % tillsatta av kvinnor och 70 % ungdomar) år 2024 i interventionsområdena. I förädlingskedjan skapades 657 jobb (51 % tillsatta av kvinnor och 25 % ungdomar), varav 163 specifikt för ungdomar år 2024. (Enhanced Integrated Framework, EIF Annual Report 2024, DOX 16/000658-441, sid 48); (Makombe, Kudzai & Donelan, Peter, Trade diversification and trade coordination at the heart of Tanzania's trade development journey, Trade for Development News by EIF, 2024-11-19, DOX 16/000658-455). Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida det som sannolikt att programmålen uppnås med beaktande av riskbild och riskhantering. Över 88% av målsättningar i resultatramverket för 2025 har redan mötts eller överträffats och även om det finns utmaningar för MUL och programmet så visar rapporteringen och resultatexemplen att EIF har haft ett tydligt bidrag. Förlängningen InFa över övergångsperioden som Sverige tillsammans med Norge, Finland och UK faciliterat och finansierar har bidragit till att öka förutsättningarna för att insatsens mål uppnås genom sitt fokus på att säkra bärkraft i de resultat som uppnåtts och ta tillvara momentum och möjligheter i interimsfasen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050357-6105035701 Sweden The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a program-based global partnership involving the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), donors and international organizations, to support LDCs to be more active players in the global trading system by helping them tackle obstacles to trade. In this way, the program works towards a wider goal of promoting economic growth and sustainable development. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer. Målet är att stödja MUL att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål för att främja ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar utveckling. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer med handelsteknisk kompetens. Målet är att stödja MULs i att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn och höja deras kapaciteten. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål att främja hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. EIF har två specifika målsättningar baserat på den senaste strategiska planen från 2019: 1) Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL 2) Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Fokus inom EIF är kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom handelsfrågor och framtagande av behovsanalyser, så kallade Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS). Därefter tas landspecifika åtgärdsmatriser fram i syfte att kunna identifiera aktörer och finansiärer som kan genomföra insatserna. I vissa fall implementeras och finansieras prioriterade åtgärder direkt inom ramen för EIF i syfte att bygga kapacitet samt katalysera större investeringar. EIF har också en koordinerande roll för att samordna handelsbistånd i MUL. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 0 20000000 0 20000000 0 0 -20000000 20000000 -20000000 40000000 0 -20000000 -40000000 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization SE-0-SE-6-61050357-6105035703 Sweden The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a program-based global partnership involving the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), donors and international organizations, to support LDCs to be more active players in the global trading system by helping them tackle obstacles to trade. In this way, the program works towards a wider goal of promoting economic growth and sustainable development. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer. Målet är att stödja MUL att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål för att främja ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar utveckling. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer med handelsteknisk kompetens. Målet är att stödja MULs i att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn och höja deras kapaciteten. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål att främja hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. EIF har två specifika målsättningar baserat på den senaste strategiska planen från 2019: 1) Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL 2) Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Fokus inom EIF är kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom handelsfrågor och framtagande av behovsanalyser, så kallade Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS). Därefter tas landspecifika åtgärdsmatriser fram i syfte att kunna identifiera aktörer och finansiärer som kan genomföra insatserna. I vissa fall implementeras och finansieras prioriterade åtgärder direkt inom ramen för EIF i syfte att bygga kapacitet samt katalysera större investeringar. EIF har också en koordinerande roll för att samordna handelsbistånd i MUL. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 50000000 0 35000000 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 20000000 30000000 0 35000000 0 0 0 115000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 30000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 30000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 35000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050357-6105035704 Sweden The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a program-based global partnership involving the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), donors and international organizations, to support LDCs to be more active players in the global trading system by helping them tackle obstacles to trade. In this way, the program works towards a wider goal of promoting economic growth and sustainable development. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer. Målet är att stödja MUL att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål för att främja ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar utveckling. Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) är ett program-baserat partnerskap som inkluderar de minst utvecklade länder (MUL), givare och internationella organisationer med handelsteknisk kompetens. Målet är att stödja MULs i att vara mer aktiva aktörer inom det globala handelssystemet genom att hjälpa dem att minska deras hinder inom handelssektorn och höja deras kapaciteten. På detta sätt arbetar EIF programmet mot ett övergripande mål att främja hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling. EIF har två specifika målsättningar baserat på den senaste strategiska planen från 2019: 1) Förbättrat handelsklimat för inkluderande och hållbar tillväxt i MUL 2) Ökad export och tillgång till internationella marknader för MUL Fokus inom EIF är kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom handelsfrågor och framtagande av behovsanalyser, så kallade Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS). Därefter tas landspecifika åtgärdsmatriser fram i syfte att kunna identifiera aktörer och finansiärer som kan genomföra insatserna. I vissa fall implementeras och finansieras prioriterade åtgärder direkt inom ramen för EIF i syfte att bygga kapacitet samt katalysera större investeringar. EIF har också en koordinerande roll för att samordna handelsbistånd i MUL. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.b - Korrigera och förhindra handelsbegränsningar och snedvridningar på världsmarknaderna för jordbruksprodukter, inklusive genom att parallellt avskaffa alla former av exportsubventioner inom jordbruket liksom alla exportåtgärder med motsvarande verkan, i enlighet med mandatet för Doharundan. 2.b - Correct and prevent trade restrictions and distortions in world agricultural markets, including through the parallel elimination of all forms of agricultural export subsidies and all export measures with equivalent effect, in accordance with the mandate of the Doha Development Round. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 27000000 15000000 0 0 27000000 42000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 15000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 27000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61055004 Sweden IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is the world’s leading, democratically-run organization for conservation and sustainable development with over 1,000 member organizations and member states. IUCN has an observer’s status in the UN and was founded in 1948 as the world's first global environmental organization. Sweden was among the founders. As many other member countries, Sweden has a national committee for the Swedish IUCN members. These include, for example, the Ministry of Environment, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, WWF, the Museum of Natural History, the Environmental Protection Agency and Sida (as an observer). Another important feature of IUCN’s are the IUCN scientific commissions where researchers voluntarily contribute information to build knowledge about Earth's nature and ecosystems, including social and economic aspects of this. Each commission has hundreds, up to a thousand members. IUCN started off as a typical conservation organization but has gradually transformed into a stronger focus on poverty reduction and rights. Sida has supported the IUCN for several decades and was the first to provide core support (around 2000). IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (Internationella naturvårdsunionen) är världens ledande, demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med över 1000 medlemsorganisationer och -stater. IUCN har observatörsstatus i FN och startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation. Sverige var drivande från början. IUCN's verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå - i samtliga världsdelar - men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. Liksom i många andra medlemsländer finns i Sverige en nationell kommitté för svenska IUCN-medlemmar. Där ingår t ex statliga medlemmar såsom Miljödepartmentet, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Naturvårdsverket och NGO medlemmar såsom Naturskyddsföreningen, WWF. Även finansiären Sida är inbjuden att delta som observatör. Vart fjärde år hålls en världskongress, IUCNs högsta beslutande organ, där IUCNs medlemmar för fram motioner och beslutar om vilken riktning IUCN ska gå i frågor rörande uthållighet och bevarande av naturresurser. Ett annat särdrag är IUCNs vetenskapliga kommissioner där forskare på frivillig basis bidrar med rön som ökar kunskapen om jordens natur och ekosystem, inkl sociala och ekonomiska aspekter på detta. Varje kommission har hundratals – uppåt tusen medlemmar. IUCN började som en utpräglad naturvårdsorganisation men har efter hand fått ett allt starkare fattigdoms- och rättighets-perspektiv. Sida har stött IUCN mycket länge och var först med att ge kärnstöd (kring år 2000). Utöver kärnstöd bidrar Sida under samma period 2017-2020 med ett öronmärkt bidrag på 36 MSEK till en insats inom det för svenskt bistånd prioriterade området plast i hav kopplat till kustnära samhällen. Den öronmärkta insatsen är helt och hållet i överensstämmelse med IUCN's strategiska program för 2017-2020. Då nuvarande strategi upphör att gälla under 2017 kommer insatsen att tillämpa en ännu icke beslutad strategi (globala insatser för miljö, hav, klimat). I februari 2021 antog IUCN ett nytt program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Programmet beslutades av IUCNs medlemmar och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Bio-diversity General Environment Protection IUCNs verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå i samtliga världsdelar, men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. IUCN genomför således en mycket stor mängd program och projekt inom bevarande och biologisk mångfald tillsammans med ett stor antal samarbetspartners över hela världen. Det är omöjligt att här ge en heltäckande bild av aktiviteter och resultat, men nedan presenteras ett urval resultat i förhållande till relevanta mål under den globala strategin för hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat o hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer: - IUCN förespråkar ekosystembaserade lösningar och arbetar med regeringar och lokala samhällen för att utveckla och implementera policyer och åtgärder som bidrar till långsiktig minskning av katastrofrisker och anpassning till klimatförändringar. I slutet av 2020 hade 128 länder satt upp nationella mål för att hejda degradering av mark till 2030. En del av arbetet stöddes av IUCN i 81 av dessa, med uppskattningsvis 1,7 miljoner km2 mark utpekad för åtgärder. IUCN:s implementering av ekosystembaserade lösningar hjälpte 109 länder att uppfylla sina åtaganden under Parisavtalet och 100 länder har bedömt ekosystem med hjälp av IUCNs röda lista över ekosystem. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster: - Under 2019 översvämmade cyklonen Idai Mocambiques mangroveskogar vilket resulterade i allvarliga skador på ekosystemen. Detta medförde i sin tur starkt negativ påverkan på försörjningsmöjligheterna för berörda lokalsamhällen. Projektet Coastal Resilience to Climate Change har genomfört en post-cyklon kartläggning av mangroveskogarna i området, liksom en socioekonomisk studie av situationen för lokalbefolkningen. Lokala krafter har stötts vilka etablerat plantskolor för mangroveträd med 10 000 plantor producerade och utplanterade under 2020. Detta arbete ingår i en bredare återplanteringskampanj i Mocambique, liksom i Moçambiques Mangrove Management Strategy. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning: - Under 2020 uppnådde det Sida-finansierade programmet MARPLASTICC fyra avgörande resultat för att uppnå målet att regeringar, industri och civilsamhällen i sydöstra Afrika och Asien/Stillahavs-regionen har fått kunskap, kapacitet, policyalternativ och handlingsplaner för att minska den marina nedskräpningen av plast: - Kunskap har spridits bortom MARPLASTICCs projektländer och medfört att de nationella riktlinjerna har väckt intresse i Colombia, Norge, Portugal och inom SEURECA (en subsidiary av Veolia Waste Management) som arbetar med hjälp av Världsbanken för att utvärdera plastförorening i åtta asiatiska länder: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Indien, Maldiverna, Nepal, Pakistan och Sri Lanka. -Kapacitetsutveckling i båda regionerna som ingår i projektet: I Thailand och Vietnam har totalt 141,500 kg plast förhindrats att nå världshaven under 2020. I Afrika har mer än 100,000 kg plast och blandat avfall omhändertagits: 47,000 kg i Kenya; 32,000 i Mozambique; och 21,349 kg i hamnen i Durban. - Policy: IUCNs bidrag och riktlinjer till Sydafrikas nya lagstiftning om utökat producentansvar i plastsektorn 2020 och; i Vietnam resulterade IUCNs samarbete med Packaging Recycling Organization Viet Nam (PRO Viet Nam), Department of Legal Affairs (DLA) of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE), i en workshop om utökat producentansvar som utgjorde grunden för ny lagstiftning som antogs i december 2020. - Business: I Sydafrika, Thailand och Vietnam har samarbetet inom olika nätverk resulterat i att fyra stora hållbarhetsplattformar samarbetar på olika nivåer med MARPLASTICC. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61055004-6105500401 Sweden IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is the world’s leading, democratically-run organization for conservation and sustainable development with over 1,000 member organizations and member states. IUCN has an observer’s status in the UN and was founded in 1948 as the world's first global environmental organization. Sweden was among the founders. As many other member countries, Sweden has a national committee for the Swedish IUCN members. These include, for example, the Ministry of Environment, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, WWF, the Museum of Natural History, the Environmental Protection Agency and Sida (as an observer). Another important feature of IUCN’s are the IUCN scientific commissions where researchers voluntarily contribute information to build knowledge about Earth's nature and ecosystems, including social and economic aspects of this. Each commission has hundreds, up to a thousand members. IUCN started off as a typical conservation organization but has gradually transformed into a stronger focus on poverty reduction and rights. Sida has supported the IUCN for several decades and was the first to provide core support (around 2000). IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (Internationella naturvårdsunionen) är världens ledande, demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med över 1000 medlemsorganisationer och -stater. IUCN har observatörsstatus i FN och startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation. Sverige var drivande från början. IUCN's verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå - i samtliga världsdelar - men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. Liksom i många andra medlemsländer finns i Sverige en nationell kommitté för svenska IUCN-medlemmar. Där ingår t ex statliga medlemmar såsom Miljödepartmentet, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Naturvårdsverket och NGO medlemmar såsom Naturskyddsföreningen, WWF. Även finansiären Sida är inbjuden att delta som observatör. Vart fjärde år hålls en världskongress, IUCNs högsta beslutande organ, där IUCNs medlemmar för fram motioner och beslutar om vilken riktning IUCN ska gå i frågor rörande uthållighet och bevarande av naturresurser. Ett annat särdrag är IUCNs vetenskapliga kommissioner där forskare på frivillig basis bidrar med rön som ökar kunskapen om jordens natur och ekosystem, inkl sociala och ekonomiska aspekter på detta. Varje kommission har hundratals – uppåt tusen medlemmar. IUCN började som en utpräglad naturvårdsorganisation men har efter hand fått ett allt starkare fattigdoms- och rättighets-perspektiv. Sida har stött IUCN mycket länge och var först med att ge kärnstöd (kring år 2000). Utöver kärnstöd bidrar Sida under samma period 2017-2020 med ett öronmärkt bidrag på 36 MSEK till en insats inom det för svenskt bistånd prioriterade området plast i hav kopplat till kustnära samhällen. Den öronmärkta insatsen är helt och hållet i överensstämmelse med IUCN's strategiska program för 2017-2020. Då nuvarande strategi upphör att gälla under 2017 kommer insatsen att tillämpa en ännu icke beslutad strategi (globala insatser för miljö, hav, klimat). I februari 2021 antog IUCN ett nytt program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Programmet beslutades av IUCNs medlemmar och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 44000000 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 44000000 0 30000000 30000000 0 0 0 30000000 -30000000 -30000000 0 -30000000 0 0 -30000000 44000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 44000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources SE-0-SE-6-61055004-6105500402 Sweden IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is the world’s leading, democratically-run organization for conservation and sustainable development with over 1,000 member organizations and member states. IUCN has an observer’s status in the UN and was founded in 1948 as the world's first global environmental organization. Sweden was among the founders. As many other member countries, Sweden has a national committee for the Swedish IUCN members. These include, for example, the Ministry of Environment, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, WWF, the Museum of Natural History, the Environmental Protection Agency and Sida (as an observer). Another important feature of IUCN’s are the IUCN scientific commissions where researchers voluntarily contribute information to build knowledge about Earth's nature and ecosystems, including social and economic aspects of this. Each commission has hundreds, up to a thousand members. IUCN started off as a typical conservation organization but has gradually transformed into a stronger focus on poverty reduction and rights. Sida has supported the IUCN for several decades and was the first to provide core support (around 2000). IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (Internationella naturvårdsunionen) är världens ledande, demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med över 1000 medlemsorganisationer och -stater. IUCN har observatörsstatus i FN och startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation. Sverige var drivande från början. IUCN's verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå - i samtliga världsdelar - men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. Liksom i många andra medlemsländer finns i Sverige en nationell kommitté för svenska IUCN-medlemmar. Där ingår t ex statliga medlemmar såsom Miljödepartmentet, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Naturvårdsverket och NGO medlemmar såsom Naturskyddsföreningen, WWF. Även finansiären Sida är inbjuden att delta som observatör. Vart fjärde år hålls en världskongress, IUCNs högsta beslutande organ, där IUCNs medlemmar för fram motioner och beslutar om vilken riktning IUCN ska gå i frågor rörande uthållighet och bevarande av naturresurser. Ett annat särdrag är IUCNs vetenskapliga kommissioner där forskare på frivillig basis bidrar med rön som ökar kunskapen om jordens natur och ekosystem, inkl sociala och ekonomiska aspekter på detta. Varje kommission har hundratals – uppåt tusen medlemmar. IUCN började som en utpräglad naturvårdsorganisation men har efter hand fått ett allt starkare fattigdoms- och rättighets-perspektiv. Sida har stött IUCN mycket länge och var först med att ge kärnstöd (kring år 2000). Utöver kärnstöd bidrar Sida under samma period 2017-2020 med ett öronmärkt bidrag på 36 MSEK till en insats inom det för svenskt bistånd prioriterade området plast i hav kopplat till kustnära samhällen. Den öronmärkta insatsen är helt och hållet i överensstämmelse med IUCN's strategiska program för 2017-2020. Då nuvarande strategi upphör att gälla under 2017 kommer insatsen att tillämpa en ännu icke beslutad strategi (globala insatser för miljö, hav, klimat). I februari 2021 antog IUCN ett nytt program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Programmet beslutades av IUCNs medlemmar och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 46375000 65312500 50312500 48000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 25156250 25156250 0 0 19375000 27000000 0 15000000 0 0 25156250 24000000 0 0 24000000 25156250 210000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 27000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 19375000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 25156250 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 25156250 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 15000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 25156250 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 25156250 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61055004-6105500403 Sweden IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is the world’s leading, democratically-run organization for conservation and sustainable development with over 1,000 member organizations and member states. IUCN has an observer’s status in the UN and was founded in 1948 as the world's first global environmental organization. Sweden was among the founders. As many other member countries, Sweden has a national committee for the Swedish IUCN members. These include, for example, the Ministry of Environment, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, WWF, the Museum of Natural History, the Environmental Protection Agency and Sida (as an observer). Another important feature of IUCN’s are the IUCN scientific commissions where researchers voluntarily contribute information to build knowledge about Earth's nature and ecosystems, including social and economic aspects of this. Each commission has hundreds, up to a thousand members. IUCN started off as a typical conservation organization but has gradually transformed into a stronger focus on poverty reduction and rights. Sida has supported the IUCN for several decades and was the first to provide core support (around 2000). IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (Internationella naturvårdsunionen) är världens ledande, demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med över 1000 medlemsorganisationer och -stater. IUCN har observatörsstatus i FN och startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation. Sverige var drivande från början. IUCN's verksamhet består i stor utsträckning av att samla och sammanställa kunskap som sedan används för att informera och påverka beslutsfattande i en mer hållbar riktning. IUCN har också en omfattande projektverksamhet som är mer inriktad på att praktiskt genomföra utvecklingsprojekt och skapa förutsättningar för bättre naturvård i samverkan med människor på lokal nivå - i samtliga världsdelar - men i huvudsak i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika. Liksom i många andra medlemsländer finns i Sverige en nationell kommitté för svenska IUCN-medlemmar. Där ingår t ex statliga medlemmar såsom Miljödepartmentet, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Naturvårdsverket och NGO medlemmar såsom Naturskyddsföreningen, WWF. Även finansiären Sida är inbjuden att delta som observatör. Vart fjärde år hålls en världskongress, IUCNs högsta beslutande organ, där IUCNs medlemmar för fram motioner och beslutar om vilken riktning IUCN ska gå i frågor rörande uthållighet och bevarande av naturresurser. Ett annat särdrag är IUCNs vetenskapliga kommissioner där forskare på frivillig basis bidrar med rön som ökar kunskapen om jordens natur och ekosystem, inkl sociala och ekonomiska aspekter på detta. Varje kommission har hundratals – uppåt tusen medlemmar. IUCN började som en utpräglad naturvårdsorganisation men har efter hand fått ett allt starkare fattigdoms- och rättighets-perspektiv. Sida har stött IUCN mycket länge och var först med att ge kärnstöd (kring år 2000). Utöver kärnstöd bidrar Sida under samma period 2017-2020 med ett öronmärkt bidrag på 36 MSEK till en insats inom det för svenskt bistånd prioriterade området plast i hav kopplat till kustnära samhällen. Den öronmärkta insatsen är helt och hållet i överensstämmelse med IUCN's strategiska program för 2017-2020. Då nuvarande strategi upphör att gälla under 2017 kommer insatsen att tillämpa en ännu icke beslutad strategi (globala insatser för miljö, hav, klimat). I februari 2021 antog IUCN ett nytt program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Programmet beslutades av IUCNs medlemmar och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -415729 -415729 -415729 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -415729 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61059000 Sweden ILO Partnership Programme 4, 2018-2020 Sammanfattande bakgrund till stödet ILO är FN:s fackliga organ för frågor med koppling till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och en ledande normativ och standardsättande aktör. ILO:s "Decent work"-agenda - med inriktning på arbetsrätt, social dialog, sysselsättning och sociala skyddsnät - utgör ett ramverk för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Samarbete mellan regeringar, arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationer - den s.k. "trepartsstrukturen" - är en central del av ILO:s uppbyggnad och sätt att arbeta. ILO:s verksamhet är relevant inom de flesta områden som rör utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning, såsom; mänskliga rättigheter (inklusive barns rättigheter), konfliktförebyggande, ekonomisk hållbar utveckling, migration etc. Detta är kopplat till det faktum att sysselsättning är en multisektoriell, övergripande ämnesfråga som relaterar till alla delar av samhället och människors liv. Sida har arbetat med ILO som partner sedan 70-talet, och på global nivå sedan ett tiotal år tillbaka. Erfarenheterna från tidigare samarbete är generellt goda. Förutom att arbeta genom sina konventioner och rekommendationer, med tillhörande standarder, är ILO ledande inom policy- och metodutveckling, datainsamling/analys samt kapacitetsbyggande inom sysselsättningsområdet. ILO är även en operativ organisation med kontor i 42 länder runtom i världen. ILO:s kapacitet på landnivå är skiftande, mycket på grund av att en stor andel av personalen i fält finansieras genom projekt. Kapaciteten och kunskapen hos personalen på de fast bemannade kontoren bedöms dock vara hög, och ILO har ofta ett starkt mandat på landnivå genom sin trepartsstruktur. Det trepartiska arbetssättet gör att ILO å ena sidan kan uppfattas som tungrott, å andra sidan som en organisation som arbetar långsiktigt mot hållbar utveckling. Sverige, genom Sida, är den sjunde största bilaterala givaren till ILO. Sida stödjer ILO:s utvecklingssamarbete på bilateral, regional och global nivå. Utöver detta ansvarar Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet för Sveriges medlemsavgift till ILO, vilken uppgår till ca 31,5 MSEK per år. Utrikesdepartementet (UD) har kanaliserat ett mindre stöd till ILO under 2017, genom dess Global Deal-sekretariat. Trots att Sverige och Sida inte är en av ILO:s största givare finns relativt goda möjligheter till påverkan. Dels kan Sida påverka genom givargruppen. Dels kan Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet och UD påverka genom ILO:s styrande organ Governing Body (GB) och International Labour Conference (ILC). De svenska parterna - arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationerna - kan också driva svenska prioriterade frågor genom sina kanaler. Stödets inriktning Föreslaget stöd gäller globalt programstöd till ILO för åren 2018-2020 i form av lätt öronmärkt, tematiskt stöd (s.k. "Outcome"-stöd, i enlighet med ILO:s tvååriga planering ) samt oöronmärkt stöd till ILO:s DAC-fäiga arbete till "Regular Budget Supplementary Account" (RBSA) fördelat enligt följande: - Tematiskt stöd/Outcome-stöd, totalt: 83 MSEK Outcome 1 (Fler och bättre jobb för människor i fattigdom, inklusive för ungdomar): 30 MSEK Outcome 8 (Oacceptabla arbetsförhållanden): 21 MSEK Genderintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Miljö- och klimatintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Integrering av social dialog och "Global Deal": 11 MSEK - Oöronmärkt stöd till RBSA: 55 MSEK Storleken på stödet är i linje med tidigare avtalsperiod (2014-2017) och inriktningen i stort densamma. De huvudsakliga skillnaderna utgörs av: - större andel oöronmärkt stöd - nytt stöd till social dialog som tvärfråga - inget projektstöd. Stödet till ILO:s integrerings/tvärfrågor bygger på organisationens egna markörer för tvärfrågor. Inriktningen på stödet ligger väl i linje med ILO:s egna prioriteringar samt svenska prioriterade frågor inom utvecklingssamarbetet i allmänhet, och inom området hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i synnerhet. Sida bedömer att nivån på stödet är i linje med ILO:s absorptionskapacitet. Möjlighet finns dock att öka stödet till vissa delar, såsom den flexibla RBSA-mekanismen. ILO's Programme and Budget reflect the priorities of the organisation, aimed at the promotion of social justice through the Decent Work Agenda and its strategic objectives of employment creation, social protection, social dialogue and tripartism, and fundamental principles and rights at work. Sida's global support is divided between unearmarked support to the RBSA, and lightly earmarked support to a number of prioritised areas. In the 2018-2019 Programme and Budget these were: - Policy Outcome 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects - Policy Outcome 7 - Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains - Outcome 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Gender equality and non-discrimination In the 2020-2021 Programme and Budget, which included a revised results framework and Policy Outcomes, these translated to: - Policy Outcome 3 Economic Social and environmental transitions for full, productive and freely chosen employment and decent work for all - Policy Outcome 5 - Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market - Policy Outcome 7 - Adequate and effective protection at work for all - Policy Output 1.4 - Strengthened social dialogue and labour relations laws, processes and institutions - Policy Outcome 6 - Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment for all in the world of work - Policy Output 3.3 Increased capacity of member States to formulate and implement policies for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies - Policy Output 4.1 - Increased capacity of member States to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and sustainable enterprises - Policy Output 4.2 - Strengthened capacity of enterprises to adopt new business models, technology and techniques to enhance productivity and sustainability Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Guatemala Developing countries, unspecified Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Sida funds are supporting development of global products and processes, as well as country level interventions with the aim to strengthen the ILOs development cooperation in achieving the overall objective of the ILO. Examples of results achieved are: [GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST] The Partnership has supported sharpening of diagnostics, analysis, and guidance to support policy development on employment, youth employment and skills development. These are used to both influence the global policy debate on employment, as well as strengthen the ILOs advisory tools and services at national level. For example, this work contributed to the development of a labour market diagnostics tools focused on changing labour markets and how to review and design relevant employment strategies at national level. The tool has supported the development of employment policies in El Salvador, Ethiopia and Kenya. The tool was further developed as a part of the ILOs COVID-19 response and was used in a number of country analysis with focus on the pandemics effects on the economy and labour market, as well as reskilling and upskilling needs, with the aim of supporting the constituents in developing national employment policies to address challenges for vulnerable workers in sectors hit especially hard. [GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST] The Partnership also supported the development and expansion of knowledge products for social dialogue and industrial relations, such as the ILO Global Legal Database on Industrial Relations (IRLex) and a training toolkit on industrial relations (IR Toolkit). The IRLex is a source for comparative information on legal and institutional frameworks regulating industrial relations used for advice in the context of labour law reforms to government officials, social partners, industrial relations and legal practitioners as well as researchers in labour law and industrial relations, and the IR Toolkit aims at improving industrial relations and strengthening decent work and sustainable development in global supply chains. The IR Toolkit has been pilot tested at country level as part of ongoing programmes, including in the Sida funded programmes in Myanmar and Ethiopia, which provided valuable feedback to inform further development of the tool. [GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST] The support contributed to revision and development of laws and policies to protect women and men workers from unacceptable forms of work. At the global level, the Standard-Setting Committee on Violence and Harassment in the World of Work adopted the Violence and Harassment Convention 2019 (No. 190) and its accompanying Recommendation (No. 206) in June 2019 - the first international labour standards on violence and harassment in the world of work. Sidas contribution supported legal reviews and tripartite consultations which were important parts of the standard setting process and promotion of the Convention. At national level capacity building of constituents on national labour legislation and relevant international instruments has taken place. This led to progress in a number of national processes. In Cameroon there was progress in preparing bills regulating wages and hours of work, and also in protecting domestic workers from violence and harassment. Bolivia adopted a legislation granting compulsory accident insurance to women and men workers in construction, while in Bangladesh, working conditions were enhanced for tea plantation workers, including women workers, through a collective agreement. [GLOB/NORM, NAT/INST] Support was also aimed at further developing the ILOs work related to Just Transition and Environmental Sustainability. At the global level, the latest evaluation confirms that global products produced under the SIDA-ILO Partnership have succeeded in achieving high-level impact. This both internally through the development of a General Note on mainstreaming Just transition in ILO operations, and at UN level with the production of the labor and working conditions-safeguard standard for the UN Environment Management Groups common approach to environmental and social standards in UN programming. At national level, capacity building was organised for constituents and partners in Tanzania to enhance understanding and practical modalities to advance a just transition. This country-level process revealed the need for sector-specific interventions, and a market system analysis was conducted in line with the MSD approach in the horticulture sector. This resulted in recommendation of specific policy recommendations and sector level interventions to promote greener jobs in the sector. To further catalyse efforts on green business development, a national green business competition was organised in collaboration with the Tanzania Employers Association, the Tanzania Recyclers Association, and UN Environment, followed by enterprise training and coaching to support their role in sustainable growth. During the second half of the partnership period the COVID-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges and need to adapt the work. Across all regions, the ILO adopted new delivery modalities enabling continued support to its constituents, such as the further development of tools for data and analysis (monitors and rapid assessments) for efficient policy making, including in the context of the UN Common Country Analysis under the UNSDCFs. The ILO also advanced digitalisation of products and services to expand the reach of the ILOs capacity development and knowledge initiatives and improve the ILO functioning (including the work of the supervisory bodies). A lesson learned was that these need to be accompanied by successful efforts to breach the digital divide and ensure that technologies are accessible and adapted to the reality on the ground. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61059000-6105900001 Sweden ILO Partnership Programme 4, 2018-2020 Sammanfattande bakgrund till stödet ILO är FN:s fackliga organ för frågor med koppling till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och en ledande normativ och standardsättande aktör. ILO:s "Decent work"-agenda - med inriktning på arbetsrätt, social dialog, sysselsättning och sociala skyddsnät - utgör ett ramverk för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Samarbete mellan regeringar, arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationer - den s.k. "trepartsstrukturen" - är en central del av ILO:s uppbyggnad och sätt att arbeta. ILO:s verksamhet är relevant inom de flesta områden som rör utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning, såsom; mänskliga rättigheter (inklusive barns rättigheter), konfliktförebyggande, ekonomisk hållbar utveckling, migration etc. Detta är kopplat till det faktum att sysselsättning är en multisektoriell, övergripande ämnesfråga som relaterar till alla delar av samhället och människors liv. Sida har arbetat med ILO som partner sedan 70-talet, och på global nivå sedan ett tiotal år tillbaka. Erfarenheterna från tidigare samarbete är generellt goda. Förutom att arbeta genom sina konventioner och rekommendationer, med tillhörande standarder, är ILO ledande inom policy- och metodutveckling, datainsamling/analys samt kapacitetsbyggande inom sysselsättningsområdet. ILO är även en operativ organisation med kontor i 42 länder runtom i världen. ILO:s kapacitet på landnivå är skiftande, mycket på grund av att en stor andel av personalen i fält finansieras genom projekt. Kapaciteten och kunskapen hos personalen på de fast bemannade kontoren bedöms dock vara hög, och ILO har ofta ett starkt mandat på landnivå genom sin trepartsstruktur. Det trepartiska arbetssättet gör att ILO å ena sidan kan uppfattas som tungrott, å andra sidan som en organisation som arbetar långsiktigt mot hållbar utveckling. Sverige, genom Sida, är den sjunde största bilaterala givaren till ILO. Sida stödjer ILO:s utvecklingssamarbete på bilateral, regional och global nivå. Utöver detta ansvarar Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet för Sveriges medlemsavgift till ILO, vilken uppgår till ca 31,5 MSEK per år. Utrikesdepartementet (UD) har kanaliserat ett mindre stöd till ILO under 2017, genom dess Global Deal-sekretariat. Trots att Sverige och Sida inte är en av ILO:s största givare finns relativt goda möjligheter till påverkan. Dels kan Sida påverka genom givargruppen. Dels kan Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet och UD påverka genom ILO:s styrande organ Governing Body (GB) och International Labour Conference (ILC). De svenska parterna - arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationerna - kan också driva svenska prioriterade frågor genom sina kanaler. Stödets inriktning Föreslaget stöd gäller globalt programstöd till ILO för åren 2018-2020 i form av lätt öronmärkt, tematiskt stöd (s.k. "Outcome"-stöd, i enlighet med ILO:s tvååriga planering ) samt oöronmärkt stöd till ILO:s DAC-fäiga arbete till "Regular Budget Supplementary Account" (RBSA) fördelat enligt följande: - Tematiskt stöd/Outcome-stöd, totalt: 83 MSEK Outcome 1 (Fler och bättre jobb för människor i fattigdom, inklusive för ungdomar): 30 MSEK Outcome 8 (Oacceptabla arbetsförhållanden): 21 MSEK Genderintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Miljö- och klimatintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Integrering av social dialog och "Global Deal": 11 MSEK - Oöronmärkt stöd till RBSA: 55 MSEK Storleken på stödet är i linje med tidigare avtalsperiod (2014-2017) och inriktningen i stort densamma. De huvudsakliga skillnaderna utgörs av: - större andel oöronmärkt stöd - nytt stöd till social dialog som tvärfråga - inget projektstöd. Stödet till ILO:s integrerings/tvärfrågor bygger på organisationens egna markörer för tvärfrågor. Inriktningen på stödet ligger väl i linje med ILO:s egna prioriteringar samt svenska prioriterade frågor inom utvecklingssamarbetet i allmänhet, och inom området hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i synnerhet. Sida bedömer att nivån på stödet är i linje med ILO:s absorptionskapacitet. Möjlighet finns dock att öka stödet till vissa delar, såsom den flexibla RBSA-mekanismen. ILO's Programme and Budget reflect the priorities of the organisation, aimed at the promotion of social justice through the Decent Work Agenda and its strategic objectives of employment creation, social protection, social dialogue and tripartism, and fundamental principles and rights at work. Sida's global support is divided between unearmarked support to the RBSA, and lightly earmarked support to a number of prioritised areas. In the 2018-2019 Programme and Budget these were: - Policy Outcome 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects - Policy Outcome 7 - Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains - Outcome 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Gender equality and non-discrimination In the 2020-2021 Programme and Budget, which included a revised results framework and Policy Outcomes, these translated to: - Policy Outcome 3 Economic Social and environmental transitions for full, productive and freely chosen employment and decent work for all - Policy Outcome 5 - Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market - Policy Outcome 7 - Adequate and effective protection at work for all - Policy Output 1.4 - Strengthened social dialogue and labour relations laws, processes and institutions - Policy Outcome 6 - Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment for all in the world of work - Policy Output 3.3 Increased capacity of member States to formulate and implement policies for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies - Policy Output 4.1 - Increased capacity of member States to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and sustainable enterprises - Policy Output 4.2 - Strengthened capacity of enterprises to adopt new business models, technology and techniques to enhance productivity and sustainability Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 36000000 0 0 0 36000000 0 50000000 50000000 35000000 0 0 -35000000 0 0 -50000000 -50000000 36000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 36000000 ILO/International Labour Organization SE-0-SE-6-61059000-6105900002 Sweden ILO Partnership Programme 4, 2018-2020 Sammanfattande bakgrund till stödet ILO är FN:s fackliga organ för frågor med koppling till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och en ledande normativ och standardsättande aktör. ILO:s "Decent work"-agenda - med inriktning på arbetsrätt, social dialog, sysselsättning och sociala skyddsnät - utgör ett ramverk för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Samarbete mellan regeringar, arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationer - den s.k. "trepartsstrukturen" - är en central del av ILO:s uppbyggnad och sätt att arbeta. ILO:s verksamhet är relevant inom de flesta områden som rör utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning, såsom; mänskliga rättigheter (inklusive barns rättigheter), konfliktförebyggande, ekonomisk hållbar utveckling, migration etc. Detta är kopplat till det faktum att sysselsättning är en multisektoriell, övergripande ämnesfråga som relaterar till alla delar av samhället och människors liv. Sida har arbetat med ILO som partner sedan 70-talet, och på global nivå sedan ett tiotal år tillbaka. Erfarenheterna från tidigare samarbete är generellt goda. Förutom att arbeta genom sina konventioner och rekommendationer, med tillhörande standarder, är ILO ledande inom policy- och metodutveckling, datainsamling/analys samt kapacitetsbyggande inom sysselsättningsområdet. ILO är även en operativ organisation med kontor i 42 länder runtom i världen. ILO:s kapacitet på landnivå är skiftande, mycket på grund av att en stor andel av personalen i fält finansieras genom projekt. Kapaciteten och kunskapen hos personalen på de fast bemannade kontoren bedöms dock vara hög, och ILO har ofta ett starkt mandat på landnivå genom sin trepartsstruktur. Det trepartiska arbetssättet gör att ILO å ena sidan kan uppfattas som tungrott, å andra sidan som en organisation som arbetar långsiktigt mot hållbar utveckling. Sverige, genom Sida, är den sjunde största bilaterala givaren till ILO. Sida stödjer ILO:s utvecklingssamarbete på bilateral, regional och global nivå. Utöver detta ansvarar Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet för Sveriges medlemsavgift till ILO, vilken uppgår till ca 31,5 MSEK per år. Utrikesdepartementet (UD) har kanaliserat ett mindre stöd till ILO under 2017, genom dess Global Deal-sekretariat. Trots att Sverige och Sida inte är en av ILO:s största givare finns relativt goda möjligheter till påverkan. Dels kan Sida påverka genom givargruppen. Dels kan Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet och UD påverka genom ILO:s styrande organ Governing Body (GB) och International Labour Conference (ILC). De svenska parterna - arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationerna - kan också driva svenska prioriterade frågor genom sina kanaler. Stödets inriktning Föreslaget stöd gäller globalt programstöd till ILO för åren 2018-2020 i form av lätt öronmärkt, tematiskt stöd (s.k. "Outcome"-stöd, i enlighet med ILO:s tvååriga planering ) samt oöronmärkt stöd till ILO:s DAC-fäiga arbete till "Regular Budget Supplementary Account" (RBSA) fördelat enligt följande: - Tematiskt stöd/Outcome-stöd, totalt: 83 MSEK Outcome 1 (Fler och bättre jobb för människor i fattigdom, inklusive för ungdomar): 30 MSEK Outcome 8 (Oacceptabla arbetsförhållanden): 21 MSEK Genderintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Miljö- och klimatintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Integrering av social dialog och "Global Deal": 11 MSEK - Oöronmärkt stöd till RBSA: 55 MSEK Storleken på stödet är i linje med tidigare avtalsperiod (2014-2017) och inriktningen i stort densamma. De huvudsakliga skillnaderna utgörs av: - större andel oöronmärkt stöd - nytt stöd till social dialog som tvärfråga - inget projektstöd. Stödet till ILO:s integrerings/tvärfrågor bygger på organisationens egna markörer för tvärfrågor. Inriktningen på stödet ligger väl i linje med ILO:s egna prioriteringar samt svenska prioriterade frågor inom utvecklingssamarbetet i allmänhet, och inom området hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i synnerhet. Sida bedömer att nivån på stödet är i linje med ILO:s absorptionskapacitet. Möjlighet finns dock att öka stödet till vissa delar, såsom den flexibla RBSA-mekanismen. ILO's Programme and Budget reflect the priorities of the organisation, aimed at the promotion of social justice through the Decent Work Agenda and its strategic objectives of employment creation, social protection, social dialogue and tripartism, and fundamental principles and rights at work. Sida's global support is divided between unearmarked support to the RBSA, and lightly earmarked support to a number of prioritised areas. In the 2018-2019 Programme and Budget these were: - Policy Outcome 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects - Policy Outcome 7 - Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains - Outcome 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Gender equality and non-discrimination In the 2020-2021 Programme and Budget, which included a revised results framework and Policy Outcomes, these translated to: - Policy Outcome 3 Economic Social and environmental transitions for full, productive and freely chosen employment and decent work for all - Policy Outcome 5 - Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market - Policy Outcome 7 - Adequate and effective protection at work for all - Policy Output 1.4 - Strengthened social dialogue and labour relations laws, processes and institutions - Policy Outcome 6 - Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment for all in the world of work - Policy Output 3.3 Increased capacity of member States to formulate and implement policies for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies - Policy Output 4.1 - Increased capacity of member States to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and sustainable enterprises - Policy Output 4.2 - Strengthened capacity of enterprises to adopt new business models, technology and techniques to enhance productivity and sustainability Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization. 8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 51000000 51000000 51000000 0 51000000 0 0 0 0 51000000 51000000 0 0 45900000 ILO/International Labour Organization 45900000 ILO/International Labour Organization 61200000 ILO/International Labour Organization 15300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 20400000 ILO/International Labour Organization 15300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 15300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 20400000 ILO/International Labour Organization 15300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 15300000 ILO/International Labour Organization 20400000 ILO/International Labour Organization 15300000 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened capacity to address the positive effects of migration Stärkt kapacitet att tillvarata migrationens positiva effekter Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for social protection systems Förbättrade förutsättningar för social trygghetssystem Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61059000-6105900003 Sweden ILO Partnership Programme 4, 2018-2020 Sammanfattande bakgrund till stödet ILO är FN:s fackliga organ för frågor med koppling till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, och en ledande normativ och standardsättande aktör. ILO:s "Decent work"-agenda - med inriktning på arbetsrätt, social dialog, sysselsättning och sociala skyddsnät - utgör ett ramverk för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och mänskliga rättigheter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Samarbete mellan regeringar, arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationer - den s.k. "trepartsstrukturen" - är en central del av ILO:s uppbyggnad och sätt att arbeta. ILO:s verksamhet är relevant inom de flesta områden som rör utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning, såsom; mänskliga rättigheter (inklusive barns rättigheter), konfliktförebyggande, ekonomisk hållbar utveckling, migration etc. Detta är kopplat till det faktum att sysselsättning är en multisektoriell, övergripande ämnesfråga som relaterar till alla delar av samhället och människors liv. Sida har arbetat med ILO som partner sedan 70-talet, och på global nivå sedan ett tiotal år tillbaka. Erfarenheterna från tidigare samarbete är generellt goda. Förutom att arbeta genom sina konventioner och rekommendationer, med tillhörande standarder, är ILO ledande inom policy- och metodutveckling, datainsamling/analys samt kapacitetsbyggande inom sysselsättningsområdet. ILO är även en operativ organisation med kontor i 42 länder runtom i världen. ILO:s kapacitet på landnivå är skiftande, mycket på grund av att en stor andel av personalen i fält finansieras genom projekt. Kapaciteten och kunskapen hos personalen på de fast bemannade kontoren bedöms dock vara hög, och ILO har ofta ett starkt mandat på landnivå genom sin trepartsstruktur. Det trepartiska arbetssättet gör att ILO å ena sidan kan uppfattas som tungrott, å andra sidan som en organisation som arbetar långsiktigt mot hållbar utveckling. Sverige, genom Sida, är den sjunde största bilaterala givaren till ILO. Sida stödjer ILO:s utvecklingssamarbete på bilateral, regional och global nivå. Utöver detta ansvarar Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet för Sveriges medlemsavgift till ILO, vilken uppgår till ca 31,5 MSEK per år. Utrikesdepartementet (UD) har kanaliserat ett mindre stöd till ILO under 2017, genom dess Global Deal-sekretariat. Trots att Sverige och Sida inte är en av ILO:s största givare finns relativt goda möjligheter till påverkan. Dels kan Sida påverka genom givargruppen. Dels kan Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet och UD påverka genom ILO:s styrande organ Governing Body (GB) och International Labour Conference (ILC). De svenska parterna - arbetsgivar- och arbetstagarorganisationerna - kan också driva svenska prioriterade frågor genom sina kanaler. Stödets inriktning Föreslaget stöd gäller globalt programstöd till ILO för åren 2018-2020 i form av lätt öronmärkt, tematiskt stöd (s.k. "Outcome"-stöd, i enlighet med ILO:s tvååriga planering ) samt oöronmärkt stöd till ILO:s DAC-fäiga arbete till "Regular Budget Supplementary Account" (RBSA) fördelat enligt följande: - Tematiskt stöd/Outcome-stöd, totalt: 83 MSEK Outcome 1 (Fler och bättre jobb för människor i fattigdom, inklusive för ungdomar): 30 MSEK Outcome 8 (Oacceptabla arbetsförhållanden): 21 MSEK Genderintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Miljö- och klimatintegrering: 10,5 MSEK Integrering av social dialog och "Global Deal": 11 MSEK - Oöronmärkt stöd till RBSA: 55 MSEK Storleken på stödet är i linje med tidigare avtalsperiod (2014-2017) och inriktningen i stort densamma. De huvudsakliga skillnaderna utgörs av: - större andel oöronmärkt stöd - nytt stöd till social dialog som tvärfråga - inget projektstöd. Stödet till ILO:s integrerings/tvärfrågor bygger på organisationens egna markörer för tvärfrågor. Inriktningen på stödet ligger väl i linje med ILO:s egna prioriteringar samt svenska prioriterade frågor inom utvecklingssamarbetet i allmänhet, och inom området hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i synnerhet. Sida bedömer att nivån på stödet är i linje med ILO:s absorptionskapacitet. Möjlighet finns dock att öka stödet till vissa delar, såsom den flexibla RBSA-mekanismen. ILO's Programme and Budget reflect the priorities of the organisation, aimed at the promotion of social justice through the Decent Work Agenda and its strategic objectives of employment creation, social protection, social dialogue and tripartism, and fundamental principles and rights at work. Sida's global support is divided between unearmarked support to the RBSA, and lightly earmarked support to a number of prioritised areas. In the 2018-2019 Programme and Budget these were: - Policy Outcome 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects - Policy Outcome 7 - Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains - Outcome 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability - Cross-cutting Policy Driver: Gender equality and non-discrimination In the 2020-2021 Programme and Budget, which included a revised results framework and Policy Outcomes, these translated to: - Policy Outcome 3 Economic Social and environmental transitions for full, productive and freely chosen employment and decent work for all - Policy Outcome 5 - Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market - Policy Outcome 7 - Adequate and effective protection at work for all - Policy Output 1.4 - Strengthened social dialogue and labour relations laws, processes and institutions - Policy Outcome 6 - Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment for all in the world of work - Policy Output 3.3 Increased capacity of member States to formulate and implement policies for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies - Policy Output 4.1 - Increased capacity of member States to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and sustainable enterprises - Policy Output 4.2 - Strengthened capacity of enterprises to adopt new business models, technology and techniques to enhance productivity and sustainability Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt. 8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -8082067 0.0000000002 -8082067 -8082067 ILO/International Labour Organization -8082067.4000000004 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for universal social protection Förbättrade förutsättningar för universell social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61070104 Sweden AWID is an international feminist member-based organization that aims to create a strong women's rights movement that is equipped to work effectively and inclusive with women's rights. AWID's members work in a global network that, through impact work, capacity building and research and communication work for women's rights. Sida has provided support to AWID since 2007. According to AWID's strategic plan for 2018-2022, the organization aims to create a strong women's rights movement, fully equipped to work effectively and inclusively for women's rights. The strategic plan consists of four performance areas that will govern the business over the next five-year period, which are: 1. supporting feminist movements to develop; 2. to curb the forces that oppose universal rights; 3. To create, with other actors, feminist environments, and; 4. To continue to strengthen AWID as an organization to fully equip itself to work effectively and inclusive for women's rights. Gender equality is one of Sweden's strategic priorities, and Sida believes that AWID's strategic plan for the new five-year period is in line with the objectives of both the Strategy for Sweden's Development Cooperation on Human Rights, Democracy and the Principles of the Rule of Law (2018-2022) and also the objectives of the strategy for Sweden's development cooperation for global equality and women's and girls' rights 2018-2022. AWID, Association for Women's Rights in Development, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd för perioden 2018-2022 i enlighet med dess strategiska plan för 2018-2022. Sida har gett stöd till AWID sedan 2007. AWID är en internationell feministisk medlemsbaserad organisation som har som mål att skapa en stark kvinnorättsrörelse som är utrustad för att arbeta effektivt och inkluderande med kvinnors rättigheter. AWID's medlemmar arbetar i ett globalt nätverk som genom påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forskning och kommunikation arbetar för kvinnors rättigheter. Enligt rapportering och de utvärderingar som har gjorts (Merit Partnership 2017-02-06 och KPMG 2017-11-16) framgår det att AWID är en väl fungerande organisation som lyckats väl med att påverka givare och andra aktörer som bl.a. resulterat i att kvinnoorganisationer och kvinnorörelser är bättre resurssatta nu än tidigare för sin uppgift att leda och samordna arbetet med att främja kvinnors rättigheter på olika nivåer. Jämställdhet är en av Sveriges strategiska prioriteringar och Sida bedömer att AWID's strategiska plan för den nya femårsperioden stämmer väl överens med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete avseende mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer (2018-2022) samt med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018–2022. The new plan is the result of a yearlong participatory process that included internal reflection and analysis as well as extensive input from partners, members, and feminist movements. The plan presents AWIDs core outcomes and impacts for 2018-2022. Outcomes and objectives are found in the Strategic Plan under the heading "What we aim to achieve". There are three principal strategies (or objectives 1-3) at the centre of AWID's vision to work for the period 2018-2022. These are: 1. Supporting feminist movements to thrive; 2. challenging anti-rights agendas; and; 3. co-creating feminist realities and narratives. Three overarching outcomes follow. Outcome 1. "Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements are thriving, with stronger collective power to challenge patriarchy and advance feminist agendas. Three objectives are attached: 1. Strengthened connectivity and collaboration across and within feminist women's rights and gender justice moments. 2. Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements have more and better access to diverse resources for their work, and: 3. Feminist women's rights and gender justice activities and movements are better equipped and networked to maintain and enhance their holistic protection, security,safety and well-being. These objectives are also reflected in the Result Framework (RF). Outcome 2. "Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements are better able to challenge, disrupt and delegitimize the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism within international spaces and systems.  Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Increased understanding among feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of the ways in which different actors uphold patriarchy in connection with corporate  power, fascism and fundamentalism Objective 2: Increased understanding among, and sharing between, feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of strategies to effectively challenge, disrupt,delegitimize and dismantle the systems, actors and institutions upholding patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism. Objective 3: Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements develop and deploy joint strategies to challenge, disrupt, delegitimize and dismantle the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism Outcome 3. Feminist realities, proposals and narratives flourish, are amplified and become increasingly influential.Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Knowledge that puts forward feminist realities and narratives is co-created,shared and built among feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements. Objective 2: Increased visibility of feminist realities, proposals and norms in intergovernmental spaces and as well as within and across feminist and other movements, and in society as a whole. Objective 3: Re imagined existing and new joint agendas that reflect feminist realities, proposals, and narratives are collectively and successfully advocated for by feminist movements and allies. AWID's programmatic work is organised into initiatives to achieve their goals. One of the important initiatives relates to the International Forum. Held every four years (the most recent held in 2016 in Brazil), the Forum draws up to 2,000 feminists from around the world. This initiative contributes to making visible feminism in practice, inspiring exchange and joint action and the process is co-created with members and partners. Some other examples of activities include the development and dissemination of knowledge and communication products, sharing feminist knowledge, practices and agendas. The plan also puts an emphasis on maintaining and building organisational sustainability and resilience as well as sharing lessons and experiences with other organisations. Their work in this area includes, for example financial management, IT, human resources and organisational development, monitoring and evaluation; financial sustainability and governance In our previous support to AWID, AWID has managed to support feminist movements to thrive. It is believed that the objectives set forth in the current plan will continue toward achieving this goal, by challenging anti-rights agendas, and co-create feminist realities and narratives as explained in the Strategic Plan under the heading "what we aim to achieve". Furthermore they underline their commitment to continuing to build a bold and resilient feminist organization that can deliver on their ambitions to serve as a resource for others.  In summary,  what is expected to be achieved by the end of this support is to strengthen the power of feminist movements, as a critical force in challenging the causes of the problems. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general During the year, AWID wrapped up Beijing Unfettered, a project that engaged young feminists, parallel to the Generation Equality Forum (GEF), to explore bold feminist propositional agendas, free from the restrictions endemic to an intergovernmental process. AWIDs aspiration was for outcomes of Beijing Unfettered to influence, creatively disrupt, and push the boundaries of the discussions and outcomes of the formal GEF process. According to AWID the BU project has been an important space for young feminists to convene and in which discussions around the ability to disrupt, to not play by the rules of diplomacy and to stand firm in voicing their positions were highly appreciated by participants. The Generation Equality Forum (GEF) is a strategic priority for AWIDs resourcing advocacy, in light of the attention that so many bilateral, multilateral, and philanthropic funders put into that process. AWID was a member of GEFs Civil Society Advisory Group (CSAG), and part of the leadership of the Action Coalition on Feminist Movements and Leadership where they represent the Count Me In! (CMI!) consortium. In Action Coalition 6, and in AWIDs conversations with leads of the other Action Coalitions, their priority was to put forward concrete resourcing proposals that centre the needs of feminist movements, including creating an enabling environment for women, trans and intersex human rights defenders. According to AWID they succeeded in ensuring that resourcing feminist movements was a key message of the Generation Equality Forum in Mexico and France along with recognition of womens rights and feminist organizations as key drivers of change. In 2021 AWID also launched their Feminist Journalist Project with a call for participants. The aim is to support and build relationships with journalists who are interested in reporting on feminist and social justice issues, and disrupt mainstream global media that has tended to provide narratives from the perspective of the outsider. According to AWID they received over a thousand applications from across the globe for 15 positions. The final 15 feminist journalists live and work in the Global South and have a potential to enrich media representation for marginalized people from diverse backgrounds. AWID are merely at the start of this project but are hopeful that they can produce strong and compelling reporting that highlights the perspectives and propositions of feminist activists who can contribute to changing public perception, and in turn influence policy makers. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070104-6107010401 Sweden AWID is an international feminist member-based organization that aims to create a strong women's rights movement that is equipped to work effectively and inclusive with women's rights. AWID's members work in a global network that, through impact work, capacity building and research and communication work for women's rights. Sida has provided support to AWID since 2007. According to AWID's strategic plan for 2018-2022, the organization aims to create a strong women's rights movement, fully equipped to work effectively and inclusively for women's rights. The strategic plan consists of four performance areas that will govern the business over the next five-year period, which are: 1. supporting feminist movements to develop; 2. to curb the forces that oppose universal rights; 3. To create, with other actors, feminist environments, and; 4. To continue to strengthen AWID as an organization to fully equip itself to work effectively and inclusive for women's rights. Gender equality is one of Sweden's strategic priorities, and Sida believes that AWID's strategic plan for the new five-year period is in line with the objectives of both the Strategy for Sweden's Development Cooperation on Human Rights, Democracy and the Principles of the Rule of Law (2018-2022) and also the objectives of the strategy for Sweden's development cooperation for global equality and women's and girls' rights 2018-2022. AWID, Association for Women's Rights in Development, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd för perioden 2018-2022 i enlighet med dess strategiska plan för 2018-2022. Sida har gett stöd till AWID sedan 2007. AWID är en internationell feministisk medlemsbaserad organisation som har som mål att skapa en stark kvinnorättsrörelse som är utrustad för att arbeta effektivt och inkluderande med kvinnors rättigheter. AWID's medlemmar arbetar i ett globalt nätverk som genom påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forskning och kommunikation arbetar för kvinnors rättigheter. Enligt rapportering och de utvärderingar som har gjorts (Merit Partnership 2017-02-06 och KPMG 2017-11-16) framgår det att AWID är en väl fungerande organisation som lyckats väl med att påverka givare och andra aktörer som bl.a. resulterat i att kvinnoorganisationer och kvinnorörelser är bättre resurssatta nu än tidigare för sin uppgift att leda och samordna arbetet med att främja kvinnors rättigheter på olika nivåer. Jämställdhet är en av Sveriges strategiska prioriteringar och Sida bedömer att AWID's strategiska plan för den nya femårsperioden stämmer väl överens med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete avseende mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer (2018-2022) samt med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018–2022. The new plan is the result of a yearlong participatory process that included internal reflection and analysis as well as extensive input from partners, members, and feminist movements. The plan presents AWIDs core outcomes and impacts for 2018-2022. Outcomes and objectives are found in the Strategic Plan under the heading "What we aim to achieve". There are three principal strategies (or objectives 1-3) at the centre of AWID's vision to work for the period 2018-2022. These are: 1. Supporting feminist movements to thrive; 2. challenging anti-rights agendas; and; 3. co-creating feminist realities and narratives. Three overarching outcomes follow. Outcome 1. "Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements are thriving, with stronger collective power to challenge patriarchy and advance feminist agendas. Three objectives are attached: 1. Strengthened connectivity and collaboration across and within feminist women's rights and gender justice moments. 2. Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements have more and better access to diverse resources for their work, and: 3. Feminist women's rights and gender justice activities and movements are better equipped and networked to maintain and enhance their holistic protection, security,safety and well-being. These objectives are also reflected in the Result Framework (RF). Outcome 2. "Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements are better able to challenge, disrupt and delegitimize the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism within international spaces and systems.  Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Increased understanding among feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of the ways in which different actors uphold patriarchy in connection with corporate  power, fascism and fundamentalism Objective 2: Increased understanding among, and sharing between, feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of strategies to effectively challenge, disrupt,delegitimize and dismantle the systems, actors and institutions upholding patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism. Objective 3: Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements develop and deploy joint strategies to challenge, disrupt, delegitimize and dismantle the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism Outcome 3. Feminist realities, proposals and narratives flourish, are amplified and become increasingly influential.Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Knowledge that puts forward feminist realities and narratives is co-created,shared and built among feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements. Objective 2: Increased visibility of feminist realities, proposals and norms in intergovernmental spaces and as well as within and across feminist and other movements, and in society as a whole. Objective 3: Re imagined existing and new joint agendas that reflect feminist realities, proposals, and narratives are collectively and successfully advocated for by feminist movements and allies. AWID's programmatic work is organised into initiatives to achieve their goals. One of the important initiatives relates to the International Forum. Held every four years (the most recent held in 2016 in Brazil), the Forum draws up to 2,000 feminists from around the world. This initiative contributes to making visible feminism in practice, inspiring exchange and joint action and the process is co-created with members and partners. Some other examples of activities include the development and dissemination of knowledge and communication products, sharing feminist knowledge, practices and agendas. The plan also puts an emphasis on maintaining and building organisational sustainability and resilience as well as sharing lessons and experiences with other organisations. Their work in this area includes, for example financial management, IT, human resources and organisational development, monitoring and evaluation; financial sustainability and governance In our previous support to AWID, AWID has managed to support feminist movements to thrive. It is believed that the objectives set forth in the current plan will continue toward achieving this goal, by challenging anti-rights agendas, and co-create feminist realities and narratives as explained in the Strategic Plan under the heading "what we aim to achieve". Furthermore they underline their commitment to continuing to build a bold and resilient feminist organization that can deliver on their ambitions to serve as a resource for others.  In summary,  what is expected to be achieved by the end of this support is to strengthen the power of feminist movements, as a critical force in challenging the causes of the problems. 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Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased respect for human rights through a focus on freedom of association and assembly for all, including for civil society and in the working life, nationally, regionally and locally, in urban as well as rural environments. Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna genom fokus på förenings- och församlingsfriheten för alla, inklusive för civilsamhället och i arbetslivet, nationellt, regionalt och lokalt, i urbana såväl som rurala miljöer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070104-6107010402 Sweden AWID is an international feminist member-based organization that aims to create a strong women's rights movement that is equipped to work effectively and inclusive with women's rights. AWID's members work in a global network that, through impact work, capacity building and research and communication work for women's rights. Sida has provided support to AWID since 2007. According to AWID's strategic plan for 2018-2022, the organization aims to create a strong women's rights movement, fully equipped to work effectively and inclusively for women's rights. The strategic plan consists of four performance areas that will govern the business over the next five-year period, which are: 1. supporting feminist movements to develop; 2. to curb the forces that oppose universal rights; 3. To create, with other actors, feminist environments, and; 4. To continue to strengthen AWID as an organization to fully equip itself to work effectively and inclusive for women's rights. Gender equality is one of Sweden's strategic priorities, and Sida believes that AWID's strategic plan for the new five-year period is in line with the objectives of both the Strategy for Sweden's Development Cooperation on Human Rights, Democracy and the Principles of the Rule of Law (2018-2022) and also the objectives of the strategy for Sweden's development cooperation for global equality and women's and girls' rights 2018-2022. AWID, Association for Women's Rights in Development, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd för perioden 2018-2022 i enlighet med dess strategiska plan för 2018-2022. Sida har gett stöd till AWID sedan 2007. AWID är en internationell feministisk medlemsbaserad organisation som har som mål att skapa en stark kvinnorättsrörelse som är utrustad för att arbeta effektivt och inkluderande med kvinnors rättigheter. AWID's medlemmar arbetar i ett globalt nätverk som genom påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forskning och kommunikation arbetar för kvinnors rättigheter. Enligt rapportering och de utvärderingar som har gjorts (Merit Partnership 2017-02-06 och KPMG 2017-11-16) framgår det att AWID är en väl fungerande organisation som lyckats väl med att påverka givare och andra aktörer som bl.a. resulterat i att kvinnoorganisationer och kvinnorörelser är bättre resurssatta nu än tidigare för sin uppgift att leda och samordna arbetet med att främja kvinnors rättigheter på olika nivåer. Jämställdhet är en av Sveriges strategiska prioriteringar och Sida bedömer att AWID's strategiska plan för den nya femårsperioden stämmer väl överens med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete avseende mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer (2018-2022) samt med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018–2022. The new plan is the result of a yearlong participatory process that included internal reflection and analysis as well as extensive input from partners, members, and feminist movements. The plan presents AWIDs core outcomes and impacts for 2018-2022. Outcomes and objectives are found in the Strategic Plan under the heading "What we aim to achieve". There are three principal strategies (or objectives 1-3) at the centre of AWID's vision to work for the period 2018-2022. These are: 1. Supporting feminist movements to thrive; 2. challenging anti-rights agendas; and; 3. co-creating feminist realities and narratives. Three overarching outcomes follow. Outcome 1. "Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements are thriving, with stronger collective power to challenge patriarchy and advance feminist agendas. Three objectives are attached: 1. Strengthened connectivity and collaboration across and within feminist women's rights and gender justice moments. 2. Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements have more and better access to diverse resources for their work, and: 3. Feminist women's rights and gender justice activities and movements are better equipped and networked to maintain and enhance their holistic protection, security,safety and well-being. These objectives are also reflected in the Result Framework (RF). Outcome 2. "Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements are better able to challenge, disrupt and delegitimize the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism within international spaces and systems.  Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Increased understanding among feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of the ways in which different actors uphold patriarchy in connection with corporate  power, fascism and fundamentalism Objective 2: Increased understanding among, and sharing between, feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of strategies to effectively challenge, disrupt,delegitimize and dismantle the systems, actors and institutions upholding patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism. Objective 3: Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements develop and deploy joint strategies to challenge, disrupt, delegitimize and dismantle the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism Outcome 3. Feminist realities, proposals and narratives flourish, are amplified and become increasingly influential.Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Knowledge that puts forward feminist realities and narratives is co-created,shared and built among feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements. Objective 2: Increased visibility of feminist realities, proposals and norms in intergovernmental spaces and as well as within and across feminist and other movements, and in society as a whole. Objective 3: Re imagined existing and new joint agendas that reflect feminist realities, proposals, and narratives are collectively and successfully advocated for by feminist movements and allies. AWID's programmatic work is organised into initiatives to achieve their goals. One of the important initiatives relates to the International Forum. Held every four years (the most recent held in 2016 in Brazil), the Forum draws up to 2,000 feminists from around the world. This initiative contributes to making visible feminism in practice, inspiring exchange and joint action and the process is co-created with members and partners. Some other examples of activities include the development and dissemination of knowledge and communication products, sharing feminist knowledge, practices and agendas. The plan also puts an emphasis on maintaining and building organisational sustainability and resilience as well as sharing lessons and experiences with other organisations. Their work in this area includes, for example financial management, IT, human resources and organisational development, monitoring and evaluation; financial sustainability and governance In our previous support to AWID, AWID has managed to support feminist movements to thrive. It is believed that the objectives set forth in the current plan will continue toward achieving this goal, by challenging anti-rights agendas, and co-create feminist realities and narratives as explained in the Strategic Plan under the heading "what we aim to achieve". Furthermore they underline their commitment to continuing to build a bold and resilient feminist organization that can deliver on their ambitions to serve as a resource for others.  In summary,  what is expected to be achieved by the end of this support is to strengthen the power of feminist movements, as a critical force in challenging the causes of the problems. Sweden AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 7000000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development 7000000 AWID/Association for Women’s Rights in Development Gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2018–2022 Jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018-2022 Enhanced preconditions for women’s rights organisations, feminist movements and women human rights defenders to act independently and contribute to gender equality and the full enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnorättsorganisationer, feministiska rörelser och kvinnliga människorättsförsvarare att verka oberoende och bidra till jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased safety and security for actors and organisations that promote gender equality and the full enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som verkar för jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced methods and capacity development for gender equality efforts Stärkt metod- och kapacitetsutveckling för jämställdhetsarbete Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070104-6107010403 Sweden AWID is an international feminist member-based organization that aims to create a strong women's rights movement that is equipped to work effectively and inclusive with women's rights. AWID's members work in a global network that, through impact work, capacity building and research and communication work for women's rights. Sida has provided support to AWID since 2007. According to AWID's strategic plan for 2018-2022, the organization aims to create a strong women's rights movement, fully equipped to work effectively and inclusively for women's rights. The strategic plan consists of four performance areas that will govern the business over the next five-year period, which are: 1. supporting feminist movements to develop; 2. to curb the forces that oppose universal rights; 3. To create, with other actors, feminist environments, and; 4. To continue to strengthen AWID as an organization to fully equip itself to work effectively and inclusive for women's rights. Gender equality is one of Sweden's strategic priorities, and Sida believes that AWID's strategic plan for the new five-year period is in line with the objectives of both the Strategy for Sweden's Development Cooperation on Human Rights, Democracy and the Principles of the Rule of Law (2018-2022) and also the objectives of the strategy for Sweden's development cooperation for global equality and women's and girls' rights 2018-2022. AWID, Association for Women's Rights in Development, har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd för perioden 2018-2022 i enlighet med dess strategiska plan för 2018-2022. Sida har gett stöd till AWID sedan 2007. AWID är en internationell feministisk medlemsbaserad organisation som har som mål att skapa en stark kvinnorättsrörelse som är utrustad för att arbeta effektivt och inkluderande med kvinnors rättigheter. AWID's medlemmar arbetar i ett globalt nätverk som genom påverkansarbete, kapacitetsuppbyggnad samt forskning och kommunikation arbetar för kvinnors rättigheter. Enligt rapportering och de utvärderingar som har gjorts (Merit Partnership 2017-02-06 och KPMG 2017-11-16) framgår det att AWID är en väl fungerande organisation som lyckats väl med att påverka givare och andra aktörer som bl.a. resulterat i att kvinnoorganisationer och kvinnorörelser är bättre resurssatta nu än tidigare för sin uppgift att leda och samordna arbetet med att främja kvinnors rättigheter på olika nivåer. Jämställdhet är en av Sveriges strategiska prioriteringar och Sida bedömer att AWID's strategiska plan för den nya femårsperioden stämmer väl överens med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete avseende mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer (2018-2022) samt med målen i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018–2022. The new plan is the result of a yearlong participatory process that included internal reflection and analysis as well as extensive input from partners, members, and feminist movements. The plan presents AWIDs core outcomes and impacts for 2018-2022. Outcomes and objectives are found in the Strategic Plan under the heading "What we aim to achieve". There are three principal strategies (or objectives 1-3) at the centre of AWID's vision to work for the period 2018-2022. These are: 1. Supporting feminist movements to thrive; 2. challenging anti-rights agendas; and; 3. co-creating feminist realities and narratives. Three overarching outcomes follow. Outcome 1. "Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements are thriving, with stronger collective power to challenge patriarchy and advance feminist agendas. Three objectives are attached: 1. Strengthened connectivity and collaboration across and within feminist women's rights and gender justice moments. 2. Feminist women's rights and gender justice movements have more and better access to diverse resources for their work, and: 3. Feminist women's rights and gender justice activities and movements are better equipped and networked to maintain and enhance their holistic protection, security,safety and well-being. These objectives are also reflected in the Result Framework (RF). Outcome 2. "Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements are better able to challenge, disrupt and delegitimize the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism within international spaces and systems.  Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Increased understanding among feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of the ways in which different actors uphold patriarchy in connection with corporate  power, fascism and fundamentalism Objective 2: Increased understanding among, and sharing between, feminist, womens rights and gender justice movements of strategies to effectively challenge, disrupt,delegitimize and dismantle the systems, actors and institutions upholding patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism. Objective 3: Feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements develop and deploy joint strategies to challenge, disrupt, delegitimize and dismantle the consensus and influence of actors promoting patriarchy in connection with corporate power, fascism and fundamentalism Outcome 3. Feminist realities, proposals and narratives flourish, are amplified and become increasingly influential.Three objectives are attached: Objective 1: Knowledge that puts forward feminist realities and narratives is co-created,shared and built among feminist, women's rights and gender justice movements. Objective 2: Increased visibility of feminist realities, proposals and norms in intergovernmental spaces and as well as within and across feminist and other movements, and in society as a whole. Objective 3: Re imagined existing and new joint agendas that reflect feminist realities, proposals, and narratives are collectively and successfully advocated for by feminist movements and allies. AWID's programmatic work is organised into initiatives to achieve their goals. One of the important initiatives relates to the International Forum. Held every four years (the most recent held in 2016 in Brazil), the Forum draws up to 2,000 feminists from around the world. This initiative contributes to making visible feminism in practice, inspiring exchange and joint action and the process is co-created with members and partners. Some other examples of activities include the development and dissemination of knowledge and communication products, sharing feminist knowledge, practices and agendas. The plan also puts an emphasis on maintaining and building organisational sustainability and resilience as well as sharing lessons and experiences with other organisations. Their work in this area includes, for example financial management, IT, human resources and organisational development, monitoring and evaluation; financial sustainability and governance In our previous support to AWID, AWID has managed to support feminist movements to thrive. It is believed that the objectives set forth in the current plan will continue toward achieving this goal, by challenging anti-rights agendas, and co-create feminist realities and narratives as explained in the Strategic Plan under the heading "what we aim to achieve". Furthermore they underline their commitment to continuing to build a bold and resilient feminist organization that can deliver on their ambitions to serve as a resource for others.  In summary,  what is expected to be achieved by the end of this support is to strengthen the power of feminist movements, as a critical force in challenging the causes of the problems. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 158000 158000 158000 NIRAS Sweden AB 158000 NIRAS Sweden AB Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070128 Sweden The contribution is a continuation of the core support provided to Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. The proposal is that Sidas contributes with 28,350,000 SEK FY2017-2020, in support of IA’s strategic plan (core funding). The proposed intervention is in line with the "Results Strategy for special initiatives for human rights and democratisation for the period 2014-2017" and is considered to be a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution in the fight against corruption. The Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation expires in December 2017. However, Sida expects a new strategy which would enable continued support. The initiative also responds well to both the perspective of the poor and the rights perspective IA is one of few global organisations working against corruption by focusing on building trust between rights holders and duty bearers at the local level. It is about creating a long-term ability of these actors to ensure and maintain inclusive collaborative fora for citizen participation and involvement. The various stakeholders are actively working together to solve common problems identified in relation to public service delivery, thereby contributing to a more efficient use and allocation of public funds. IA also trains a variety of stakeholders in transparent and accountable governance, and uses knowledge and learning from the local level for advocacy at national and international level. In implementation IA collaborates with local civil society organisations and other actors such as universities. IA focuses on its priority countries Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal and Palestine, although its network and coverage through partners span wider than to these four countries. In addition to the assessment that the intervention is relevant and strategic, the external audit of the organisations' internal management and control that was commissioned by Sida in December 2014 shows that they have a robust system in place in this regard. IA also uses a mixture of relevant and participatory methods for data collection, analysis and monitoring, and their capacity in this area is considered to be good. Sida's assessment is that Integrity Action's planned implementation of the strategic plan is reasonable, even though the funding is partly uncertain. The new results framework is not yet in place (one reason being a misunderstanding in relation to the consultancy support that Sida financed), but will according to the new draft agreement be submitted to Sida before 15 July 2017. The framework that was submitted in accordance with the previous agreement (after the consultancy support) and was approved by Sida was based on a method called Learning Based Management. Sida's concluding assessment after supporting Integrity Action 2015-2016 is that IA is a strategic partner that has the capacity to deliver good results. (This assessment has mainly been done by program manager KT, who left the unit on 31 December 2016. MT has done the final editing.) Insatsen är en fortsättning av kärnstödet till Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. Förslaget är att Sida bidrar med 28 350 000 SEK (1 oktober 2016 till 30 september 2020), till stöd för genomförandet av IA:s strategiska plan. IA har brutet räkenskapsår och stödet gäller 7 MSEK/räkenskapsår plus 350 000 SEK för en utvärdering. Det brutna räkenskapsåret innebär att 2017 års utbetalning är större och 2020 års utbetalning är mindre än 7 MSEK/år. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag i arbetet mot korruption. Strategin för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering löper ut i december 2017, men förväntas ersättas av en ny strategi som möjliggör fortsatt stöd. Insatsen svarar också väl mot både fattigdoms- och rättighetsperspektiven. IA är en av få globala aktörer som arbetar mot korruption genom att fokusera på att bygga tillit mellan rättighetsinnehavare och rättighetsbärare på lokal nivå. Det handlar om att skapa en Iångsiktig förmåga hos dessa aktörer att säkerställa och upprätthålla inkluderande samarbetsfora för medborgarinflytande och delaktighet. De olika aktörerna arbetar aktivt tillsammans för att lösa gemensamt identifierade problem i förhållande till offentliga tjänster och bidrar därmed till ett mer effektivt utnyttjande och fördelning av offentliga medel. IA utbildar också en mängd olika aktörer i öppen och ansvarsfull styrning samt använder kunskaper och Iärande från den lokala nivån för påverkansarbete på nationell och internationell nivå. I implementeringen samarbetar IA med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra aktörer, såsom universitet. IA fokuserar framför allt på Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal och Palestina, även om deras nätverk och räckvidd spänner bredare än till dessa fyra länder. Utöver bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och strategisk, visar den externa granskning av organisationens interna styrning och kontroll som utfördes på uppdrag av Sida i december 2014, att det finns ett robust system på plats i detta avseende. IA använder också en blandning av relevanta och deltagande metoder för datainsamling, analys och uppföljning och deras kapacitet inom detta område bedöms som goda. Sidas bedömning är att Integrity Actions planerade implementering av den strategiska planen är rimlig, även om finansieringen delvis är osäker. Det nya resultatramverket är ännu inte på plats (ett skäl var ett missförstånd i relation till det konsultstöd som Sida tillhandahöll), men ska enligt det nya avtalsutkastet inlämnas till Sida den 15 juli 2017. Sidas sammantagna bedömning efter stöd till Integrity Action under 2015-2016 är att det är en strategisk partner som har kapacitet att leverera goda resultat. (Denna beredning har huvudsakligen genomförts av programansvarig KT som slutade på enheten den 31 december 2016. MT har gjort slutredigering.) Integrity Action (IA) is a non-profit organisation that helps citizens living in poverty fix the essential services that are failing them – including schools, clean water and healthcare. IA does this by equipping citizens to “review” services where they live, report problems publicly, and work with those responsible to ensure the problems are fixed.Sida supports IA since 2015. The current core support covers the period 2017-2020 and aims at the implementation of IA's 2018-2023 strategy. (The strategy was updated and extended to 2023 after Sida had entered into an agreement with IA). Sida has a new agreement on continued cooperation with core support for the period 2020-2024.  IA seeks to tackle corruption by focusing on two main intervention areas; community integrity building and integrity education. Local citizens, public officials, businesses and other key stakeholders work together on improving the provision and performance of public services. By building the capacity of these different stakeholders to design joint action plans, monitor, and implement practical solutions together, public funds will be used more efficiently, and people's livelihoods will be improved, especially for the poor. Integrity training, which targets university students, academia, civil society, business professionals etc., is expected to empower citizens to act with and demand integrity. IA argues that this will in turn contribute to shaping better institutions, increase legitimacy of existing governance structures and hence ensure that fewer public funds are wasted, thereby also improving public services. In the new strategy, IA focuses on three areas: 1. Achieve results for citizens that maximise quality, durability and inclusivity.2. Amplify: collaborate to amplify result and fuel further innovation.3. Convince: build a robust case for open citizen feedback to inspire its mainstreaming.    Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general Overall, Integrity Action (IA) has made good progress over the last four years, and achieved the majority of what was planned and some more related to the four outcomes in the original strategy: 1) Efficiency & Effectiveness, 2) Scalability & Sustainability, 3) Visibility & Recognition, and 4) Network and collective impact. IA has a 57% fix rate for the period and it is estimated that IA since 2013 has "fixed" 4000 issues out of 7000 identified problems. IA has supported 11,000+ adult and student monitors in 9 countries (Afghanistan, DR Congo, Kenya, Madagascar, Nepal, Palestine, Romania, Tanzania, Uganda). 51% of IA monitors are girls and women. Despite the recent effects of Covid-19, 93% of project activities were carried out on time and on budget.   Significant effort has been made to ensure that the IA approach is truly sustainable and community-led. Furthermore, IA has worked with partners to create opportunities for its approach (or elements of it) to be embedded by relevant institutions and organisations. IA has increased its visibility and recognition greatly during the past few years and is now acknowledged as an important player in the accountability and transparency sector. There has been an increased demand for IA's presence in panels and other events, an increased interest in partnering with IA, and - quite recently - a tendency to quote IA's work in other articles and blogs.Regarding the global added value of the intervention, IA has also increasingly been influencing the wider development sector to adopt citizen feedback and monitoring approach, or key elements of it. There is an increased interest in IA's approach coming from other organisations. Bigger organisations and governments have been inspired by, used and amplified IA's approach in ways that go beyond IA's own capacity. It is Sida’s assessment that IA overall has achieved satisfactory results. Sida also assesses that these results are relevant for the objectives stated in IA’s strategy 2018-2023 as well as the overall goal of "Societies in which all citizens can - and do - successfully demand integrity from the instititutions they rely on". There were no unused funds after the program period according to the audited financial report.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070128-6107012801 Sweden The contribution is a continuation of the core support provided to Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. The proposal is that Sidas contributes with 28,350,000 SEK FY2017-2020, in support of IA’s strategic plan (core funding). The proposed intervention is in line with the "Results Strategy for special initiatives for human rights and democratisation for the period 2014-2017" and is considered to be a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution in the fight against corruption. The Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation expires in December 2017. However, Sida expects a new strategy which would enable continued support. The initiative also responds well to both the perspective of the poor and the rights perspective IA is one of few global organisations working against corruption by focusing on building trust between rights holders and duty bearers at the local level. It is about creating a long-term ability of these actors to ensure and maintain inclusive collaborative fora for citizen participation and involvement. The various stakeholders are actively working together to solve common problems identified in relation to public service delivery, thereby contributing to a more efficient use and allocation of public funds. IA also trains a variety of stakeholders in transparent and accountable governance, and uses knowledge and learning from the local level for advocacy at national and international level. In implementation IA collaborates with local civil society organisations and other actors such as universities. IA focuses on its priority countries Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal and Palestine, although its network and coverage through partners span wider than to these four countries. In addition to the assessment that the intervention is relevant and strategic, the external audit of the organisations' internal management and control that was commissioned by Sida in December 2014 shows that they have a robust system in place in this regard. IA also uses a mixture of relevant and participatory methods for data collection, analysis and monitoring, and their capacity in this area is considered to be good. Sida's assessment is that Integrity Action's planned implementation of the strategic plan is reasonable, even though the funding is partly uncertain. The new results framework is not yet in place (one reason being a misunderstanding in relation to the consultancy support that Sida financed), but will according to the new draft agreement be submitted to Sida before 15 July 2017. The framework that was submitted in accordance with the previous agreement (after the consultancy support) and was approved by Sida was based on a method called Learning Based Management. Sida's concluding assessment after supporting Integrity Action 2015-2016 is that IA is a strategic partner that has the capacity to deliver good results. (This assessment has mainly been done by program manager KT, who left the unit on 31 December 2016. MT has done the final editing.) Insatsen är en fortsättning av kärnstödet till Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. Förslaget är att Sida bidrar med 28 350 000 SEK (1 oktober 2016 till 30 september 2020), till stöd för genomförandet av IA:s strategiska plan. IA har brutet räkenskapsår och stödet gäller 7 MSEK/räkenskapsår plus 350 000 SEK för en utvärdering. Det brutna räkenskapsåret innebär att 2017 års utbetalning är större och 2020 års utbetalning är mindre än 7 MSEK/år. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag i arbetet mot korruption. Strategin för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering löper ut i december 2017, men förväntas ersättas av en ny strategi som möjliggör fortsatt stöd. Insatsen svarar också väl mot både fattigdoms- och rättighetsperspektiven. IA är en av få globala aktörer som arbetar mot korruption genom att fokusera på att bygga tillit mellan rättighetsinnehavare och rättighetsbärare på lokal nivå. Det handlar om att skapa en Iångsiktig förmåga hos dessa aktörer att säkerställa och upprätthålla inkluderande samarbetsfora för medborgarinflytande och delaktighet. De olika aktörerna arbetar aktivt tillsammans för att lösa gemensamt identifierade problem i förhållande till offentliga tjänster och bidrar därmed till ett mer effektivt utnyttjande och fördelning av offentliga medel. IA utbildar också en mängd olika aktörer i öppen och ansvarsfull styrning samt använder kunskaper och Iärande från den lokala nivån för påverkansarbete på nationell och internationell nivå. I implementeringen samarbetar IA med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra aktörer, såsom universitet. IA fokuserar framför allt på Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal och Palestina, även om deras nätverk och räckvidd spänner bredare än till dessa fyra länder. Utöver bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och strategisk, visar den externa granskning av organisationens interna styrning och kontroll som utfördes på uppdrag av Sida i december 2014, att det finns ett robust system på plats i detta avseende. IA använder också en blandning av relevanta och deltagande metoder för datainsamling, analys och uppföljning och deras kapacitet inom detta område bedöms som goda. Sidas bedömning är att Integrity Actions planerade implementering av den strategiska planen är rimlig, även om finansieringen delvis är osäker. Det nya resultatramverket är ännu inte på plats (ett skäl var ett missförstånd i relation till det konsultstöd som Sida tillhandahöll), men ska enligt det nya avtalsutkastet inlämnas till Sida den 15 juli 2017. Sidas sammantagna bedömning efter stöd till Integrity Action under 2015-2016 är att det är en strategisk partner som har kapacitet att leverera goda resultat. (Denna beredning har huvudsakligen genomförts av programansvarig KT som slutade på enheten den 31 december 2016. MT har gjort slutredigering.) Integrity Action (IA) is a non-profit organisation that helps citizens living in poverty fix the essential services that are failing them – including schools, clean water and healthcare. IA does this by equipping citizens to “review” services where they live, report problems publicly, and work with those responsible to ensure the problems are fixed.Sida supports IA since 2015. The current core support covers the period 2017-2020 and aims at the implementation of IA's 2018-2023 strategy. (The strategy was updated and extended to 2023 after Sida had entered into an agreement with IA). Sida has a new agreement on continued cooperation with core support for the period 2020-2024.  IA seeks to tackle corruption by focusing on two main intervention areas; community integrity building and integrity education. Local citizens, public officials, businesses and other key stakeholders work together on improving the provision and performance of public services. By building the capacity of these different stakeholders to design joint action plans, monitor, and implement practical solutions together, public funds will be used more efficiently, and people's livelihoods will be improved, especially for the poor. Integrity training, which targets university students, academia, civil society, business professionals etc., is expected to empower citizens to act with and demand integrity. IA argues that this will in turn contribute to shaping better institutions, increase legitimacy of existing governance structures and hence ensure that fewer public funds are wasted, thereby also improving public services. In the new strategy, IA focuses on three areas: 1. Achieve results for citizens that maximise quality, durability and inclusivity.2. Amplify: collaborate to amplify result and fuel further innovation.3. Convince: build a robust case for open citizen feedback to inspire its mainstreaming.    Sweden Integrity Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Integrity Action Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10500000 0 0 0 0 3500000 0 0 5000000 0 0 7000000 0 7000000 0 2000000 0 -7000000 -7000000 0 7000000 -7000000 7000000 0 -7000000 10500000 Integrity Action 5000000 Integrity Action 2000000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action SE-0-SE-6-61070128-6107012803 Sweden The contribution is a continuation of the core support provided to Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. The proposal is that Sidas contributes with 28,350,000 SEK FY2017-2020, in support of IA’s strategic plan (core funding). The proposed intervention is in line with the "Results Strategy for special initiatives for human rights and democratisation for the period 2014-2017" and is considered to be a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution in the fight against corruption. The Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation expires in December 2017. However, Sida expects a new strategy which would enable continued support. The initiative also responds well to both the perspective of the poor and the rights perspective IA is one of few global organisations working against corruption by focusing on building trust between rights holders and duty bearers at the local level. It is about creating a long-term ability of these actors to ensure and maintain inclusive collaborative fora for citizen participation and involvement. The various stakeholders are actively working together to solve common problems identified in relation to public service delivery, thereby contributing to a more efficient use and allocation of public funds. IA also trains a variety of stakeholders in transparent and accountable governance, and uses knowledge and learning from the local level for advocacy at national and international level. In implementation IA collaborates with local civil society organisations and other actors such as universities. IA focuses on its priority countries Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal and Palestine, although its network and coverage through partners span wider than to these four countries. In addition to the assessment that the intervention is relevant and strategic, the external audit of the organisations' internal management and control that was commissioned by Sida in December 2014 shows that they have a robust system in place in this regard. IA also uses a mixture of relevant and participatory methods for data collection, analysis and monitoring, and their capacity in this area is considered to be good. Sida's assessment is that Integrity Action's planned implementation of the strategic plan is reasonable, even though the funding is partly uncertain. The new results framework is not yet in place (one reason being a misunderstanding in relation to the consultancy support that Sida financed), but will according to the new draft agreement be submitted to Sida before 15 July 2017. The framework that was submitted in accordance with the previous agreement (after the consultancy support) and was approved by Sida was based on a method called Learning Based Management. Sida's concluding assessment after supporting Integrity Action 2015-2016 is that IA is a strategic partner that has the capacity to deliver good results. (This assessment has mainly been done by program manager KT, who left the unit on 31 December 2016. MT has done the final editing.) Insatsen är en fortsättning av kärnstödet till Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. Förslaget är att Sida bidrar med 28 350 000 SEK (1 oktober 2016 till 30 september 2020), till stöd för genomförandet av IA:s strategiska plan. IA har brutet räkenskapsår och stödet gäller 7 MSEK/räkenskapsår plus 350 000 SEK för en utvärdering. Det brutna räkenskapsåret innebär att 2017 års utbetalning är större och 2020 års utbetalning är mindre än 7 MSEK/år. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag i arbetet mot korruption. Strategin för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering löper ut i december 2017, men förväntas ersättas av en ny strategi som möjliggör fortsatt stöd. Insatsen svarar också väl mot både fattigdoms- och rättighetsperspektiven. IA är en av få globala aktörer som arbetar mot korruption genom att fokusera på att bygga tillit mellan rättighetsinnehavare och rättighetsbärare på lokal nivå. Det handlar om att skapa en Iångsiktig förmåga hos dessa aktörer att säkerställa och upprätthålla inkluderande samarbetsfora för medborgarinflytande och delaktighet. De olika aktörerna arbetar aktivt tillsammans för att lösa gemensamt identifierade problem i förhållande till offentliga tjänster och bidrar därmed till ett mer effektivt utnyttjande och fördelning av offentliga medel. IA utbildar också en mängd olika aktörer i öppen och ansvarsfull styrning samt använder kunskaper och Iärande från den lokala nivån för påverkansarbete på nationell och internationell nivå. I implementeringen samarbetar IA med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra aktörer, såsom universitet. IA fokuserar framför allt på Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal och Palestina, även om deras nätverk och räckvidd spänner bredare än till dessa fyra länder. Utöver bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och strategisk, visar den externa granskning av organisationens interna styrning och kontroll som utfördes på uppdrag av Sida i december 2014, att det finns ett robust system på plats i detta avseende. IA använder också en blandning av relevanta och deltagande metoder för datainsamling, analys och uppföljning och deras kapacitet inom detta område bedöms som goda. Sidas bedömning är att Integrity Actions planerade implementering av den strategiska planen är rimlig, även om finansieringen delvis är osäker. Det nya resultatramverket är ännu inte på plats (ett skäl var ett missförstånd i relation till det konsultstöd som Sida tillhandahöll), men ska enligt det nya avtalsutkastet inlämnas till Sida den 15 juli 2017. Sidas sammantagna bedömning efter stöd till Integrity Action under 2015-2016 är att det är en strategisk partner som har kapacitet att leverera goda resultat. (Denna beredning har huvudsakligen genomförts av programansvarig KT som slutade på enheten den 31 december 2016. MT har gjort slutredigering.) Integrity Action (IA) is a non-profit organisation that helps citizens living in poverty fix the essential services that are failing them – including schools, clean water and healthcare. IA does this by equipping citizens to “review” services where they live, report problems publicly, and work with those responsible to ensure the problems are fixed.Sida supports IA since 2015. The current core support covers the period 2017-2020 and aims at the implementation of IA's 2018-2023 strategy. (The strategy was updated and extended to 2023 after Sida had entered into an agreement with IA). Sida has a new agreement on continued cooperation with core support for the period 2020-2024.  IA seeks to tackle corruption by focusing on two main intervention areas; community integrity building and integrity education. Local citizens, public officials, businesses and other key stakeholders work together on improving the provision and performance of public services. By building the capacity of these different stakeholders to design joint action plans, monitor, and implement practical solutions together, public funds will be used more efficiently, and people's livelihoods will be improved, especially for the poor. Integrity training, which targets university students, academia, civil society, business professionals etc., is expected to empower citizens to act with and demand integrity. IA argues that this will in turn contribute to shaping better institutions, increase legitimacy of existing governance structures and hence ensure that fewer public funds are wasted, thereby also improving public services. In the new strategy, IA focuses on three areas: 1. Achieve results for citizens that maximise quality, durability and inclusivity.2. Amplify: collaborate to amplify result and fuel further innovation.3. Convince: build a robust case for open citizen feedback to inspire its mainstreaming.    Sweden Integrity Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Integrity Action 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7350000 7000000 3500000 3500000 3500000 0 3500000 3850000 0 3500000 0 0 0 17850000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action 3850000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action 3500000 Integrity Action Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070128-6107012804 Sweden The contribution is a continuation of the core support provided to Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. The proposal is that Sidas contributes with 28,350,000 SEK FY2017-2020, in support of IA’s strategic plan (core funding). The proposed intervention is in line with the "Results Strategy for special initiatives for human rights and democratisation for the period 2014-2017" and is considered to be a relevant and strategic addition to the portfolio's contribution in the fight against corruption. The Strategy for Special Initiatives for Human Rights and Democratisation expires in December 2017. However, Sida expects a new strategy which would enable continued support. The initiative also responds well to both the perspective of the poor and the rights perspective IA is one of few global organisations working against corruption by focusing on building trust between rights holders and duty bearers at the local level. It is about creating a long-term ability of these actors to ensure and maintain inclusive collaborative fora for citizen participation and involvement. The various stakeholders are actively working together to solve common problems identified in relation to public service delivery, thereby contributing to a more efficient use and allocation of public funds. IA also trains a variety of stakeholders in transparent and accountable governance, and uses knowledge and learning from the local level for advocacy at national and international level. In implementation IA collaborates with local civil society organisations and other actors such as universities. IA focuses on its priority countries Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal and Palestine, although its network and coverage through partners span wider than to these four countries. In addition to the assessment that the intervention is relevant and strategic, the external audit of the organisations' internal management and control that was commissioned by Sida in December 2014 shows that they have a robust system in place in this regard. IA also uses a mixture of relevant and participatory methods for data collection, analysis and monitoring, and their capacity in this area is considered to be good. Sida's assessment is that Integrity Action's planned implementation of the strategic plan is reasonable, even though the funding is partly uncertain. The new results framework is not yet in place (one reason being a misunderstanding in relation to the consultancy support that Sida financed), but will according to the new draft agreement be submitted to Sida before 15 July 2017. The framework that was submitted in accordance with the previous agreement (after the consultancy support) and was approved by Sida was based on a method called Learning Based Management. Sida's concluding assessment after supporting Integrity Action 2015-2016 is that IA is a strategic partner that has the capacity to deliver good results. (This assessment has mainly been done by program manager KT, who left the unit on 31 December 2016. MT has done the final editing.) Insatsen är en fortsättning av kärnstödet till Integrity Action (IA) 2015-2016. Förslaget är att Sida bidrar med 28 350 000 SEK (1 oktober 2016 till 30 september 2020), till stöd för genomförandet av IA:s strategiska plan. IA har brutet räkenskapsår och stödet gäller 7 MSEK/räkenskapsår plus 350 000 SEK för en utvärdering. Det brutna räkenskapsåret innebär att 2017 års utbetalning är större och 2020 års utbetalning är mindre än 7 MSEK/år. Den föreslagna insatsen ligger väl i linje med "Resultatstrategi för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017" och bedöms utgöra ett relevant och strategiskt tillägg till portföljens bidrag i arbetet mot korruption. Strategin för särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering löper ut i december 2017, men förväntas ersättas av en ny strategi som möjliggör fortsatt stöd. Insatsen svarar också väl mot både fattigdoms- och rättighetsperspektiven. IA är en av få globala aktörer som arbetar mot korruption genom att fokusera på att bygga tillit mellan rättighetsinnehavare och rättighetsbärare på lokal nivå. Det handlar om att skapa en Iångsiktig förmåga hos dessa aktörer att säkerställa och upprätthålla inkluderande samarbetsfora för medborgarinflytande och delaktighet. De olika aktörerna arbetar aktivt tillsammans för att lösa gemensamt identifierade problem i förhållande till offentliga tjänster och bidrar därmed till ett mer effektivt utnyttjande och fördelning av offentliga medel. IA utbildar också en mängd olika aktörer i öppen och ansvarsfull styrning samt använder kunskaper och Iärande från den lokala nivån för påverkansarbete på nationell och internationell nivå. I implementeringen samarbetar IA med lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra aktörer, såsom universitet. IA fokuserar framför allt på Afghanistan, Kenya, Nepal och Palestina, även om deras nätverk och räckvidd spänner bredare än till dessa fyra länder. Utöver bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och strategisk, visar den externa granskning av organisationens interna styrning och kontroll som utfördes på uppdrag av Sida i december 2014, att det finns ett robust system på plats i detta avseende. IA använder också en blandning av relevanta och deltagande metoder för datainsamling, analys och uppföljning och deras kapacitet inom detta område bedöms som goda. Sidas bedömning är att Integrity Actions planerade implementering av den strategiska planen är rimlig, även om finansieringen delvis är osäker. Det nya resultatramverket är ännu inte på plats (ett skäl var ett missförstånd i relation till det konsultstöd som Sida tillhandahöll), men ska enligt det nya avtalsutkastet inlämnas till Sida den 15 juli 2017. Sidas sammantagna bedömning efter stöd till Integrity Action under 2015-2016 är att det är en strategisk partner som har kapacitet att leverera goda resultat. (Denna beredning har huvudsakligen genomförts av programansvarig KT som slutade på enheten den 31 december 2016. MT har gjort slutredigering.) Integrity Action (IA) is a non-profit organisation that helps citizens living in poverty fix the essential services that are failing them – including schools, clean water and healthcare. IA does this by equipping citizens to “review” services where they live, report problems publicly, and work with those responsible to ensure the problems are fixed.Sida supports IA since 2015. The current core support covers the period 2017-2020 and aims at the implementation of IA's 2018-2023 strategy. (The strategy was updated and extended to 2023 after Sida had entered into an agreement with IA). Sida has a new agreement on continued cooperation with core support for the period 2020-2024.  IA seeks to tackle corruption by focusing on two main intervention areas; community integrity building and integrity education. Local citizens, public officials, businesses and other key stakeholders work together on improving the provision and performance of public services. By building the capacity of these different stakeholders to design joint action plans, monitor, and implement practical solutions together, public funds will be used more efficiently, and people's livelihoods will be improved, especially for the poor. Integrity training, which targets university students, academia, civil society, business professionals etc., is expected to empower citizens to act with and demand integrity. IA argues that this will in turn contribute to shaping better institutions, increase legitimacy of existing governance structures and hence ensure that fewer public funds are wasted, thereby also improving public services. In the new strategy, IA focuses on three areas: 1. Achieve results for citizens that maximise quality, durability and inclusivity.2. Amplify: collaborate to amplify result and fuel further innovation.3. Convince: build a robust case for open citizen feedback to inspire its mainstreaming.    Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 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Global Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP): "Copyright and Related Rights in the Global Economy". Globalt Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade education/training Trade Policies & Regulations SE-0-SE-6-71900049-7190004901 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP): "Copyright and Related Rights in the Global Economy". Global Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP): "Copyright and Related Rights in the Global Economy". 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Global Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP): "Copyright and Related Rights in the Global Economy". Globalt Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2380680 3991552 1565997 2380680 3991552 1565997 7938229 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 2380680 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 1543561 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 2447991 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 1565997 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket SE-0-SE-6-71900049-7190004904 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP): "Copyright and Related Rights in the Global Economy". Global Internationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP): "Copyright and Related Rights in the Global Economy". Globalt Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -189568 -641203 -244848 244848 0 -244848 -641203 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket -189568 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket -244848 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket SE-0-SE-6-95010086 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online. The website for this is Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben. Webbplatsen för detta är Openaid.se. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-95010086-9501008601 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online. The website for this is Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben. Webbplatsen för detta är Openaid.se. 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This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online. The website for this is Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben. Webbplatsen för detta är Openaid.se. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 573985 573985 573985 Other 6223 Other 3761 Other 158650.5 Other 211850.5 Other 193500.14 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010086-9501008603 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online. The website for this is Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben. Webbplatsen för detta är Openaid.se. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 51875 -948125 1000000 51875 Other 51875 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010121 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online in the IATI format and visualized on the website Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben i det s.k. IATI-formatet och visualiserad på webbplatsen Openaid.se. Sverige ska vara ledande på området. Denna insats syftar även till att uppfylla Sveriges åtaganden vid högnivåmötet i Busan 2011. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-95010121-9501012101 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online in the IATI format and visualized on the website Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben i det s.k. IATI-formatet och visualiserad på webbplatsen Openaid.se. Sverige ska vara ledande på området. Denna insats syftar även till att uppfylla Sveriges åtaganden vid högnivåmötet i Busan 2011. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1420333 107333 210000 -102667 1420333 1527666 Other 297378.22 Other 160681.05 Other 112716.7 Other 1405160.0600000001 Other 996.38 Other 2196.43 Other -1153770.4199999999 Other 143349.38 Other 168222.51 Other 283402.74 Other 42267.8 Other 107742.34 Other -54662.45 Other 10585.81 Other 1399 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010121-9501012102 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online in the IATI format and visualized on the website Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben i det s.k. IATI-formatet och visualiserad på webbplatsen Openaid.se. Sverige ska vara ledande på området. Denna insats syftar även till att uppfylla Sveriges åtaganden vid högnivåmötet i Busan 2011. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18753 18753 18753 Other 18752.75 Other Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-95010121-9501012103 Sweden On 1 January 2010, a transparency guarantee was introduced into Swedish development assistance. This project ensures that public documentation and information about Swedish aid are actively made available online in the IATI format and visualized on the website Openaid.se. Första januari 2010 infördes en transparensgaranti i svenskt bistånd. Detta projekt säkerställer att allmänna handlingar och offentlig information om det svenska biståndet aktivt görs tillgängligt på webben i det s.k. IATI-formatet och visualiserad på webbplatsen Openaid.se. Sverige ska vara ledande på området. Denna insats syftar även till att uppfylla Sveriges åtaganden vid högnivåmötet i Busan 2011. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11435 8600 8600 11435 20035 Other 253.6 Other 126.4 Other 446.37 Other 10609.01 Other 332.8 Other 8117.07 Other 150.4 Other Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-95010142 Sweden The initiative Internationella Torget (International Square) at Gothenburg Book Fair aims to support the Swedish government's strategy for information and communication activities. By offering Internationella Torget as a meeting forum for cso's, Sida contributes to the discussion of global development issues and sharing of information about Swedish development cooperation to the public. Internationella Torget på bokmässan i Göteborg syftar till att stödja den svenska regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet. Genom att erbjuda Internationella Torget som ett mötesforum för CSO:s, bidrar Sida till diskussionen om globala utvecklingsfrågor och utbyte av information om det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet, genom olika aktörer, till allmänheten. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-95010142-9501014201 Sweden The initiative Internationella Torget (International Square) at Gothenburg Book Fair aims to support the Swedish government's strategy for information and communication activities. By offering Internationella Torget as a meeting forum for cso's, Sida contributes to the discussion of global development issues and sharing of information about Swedish development cooperation to the public. Internationella Torget på bokmässan i Göteborg syftar till att stödja den svenska regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet. Genom att erbjuda Internationella Torget som ett mötesforum för CSO:s, bidrar Sida till diskussionen om globala utvecklingsfrågor och utbyte av information om det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet, genom olika aktörer, till allmänheten. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 491637 491637 -1700000 1700000 491637 Other 125864 Other 158.93 Other 365000 Other 114.28 Other 500 Other -114.28 Other SE-0-SE-6-95010142-9501014202 Sweden The initiative Internationella Torget (International Square) at Gothenburg Book Fair aims to support the Swedish government's strategy for information and communication activities. By offering Internationella Torget as a meeting forum for cso's, Sida contributes to the discussion of global development issues and sharing of information about Swedish development cooperation to the public. Internationella Torget på bokmässan i Göteborg syftar till att stödja den svenska regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet. Genom att erbjuda Internationella Torget som ett mötesforum för CSO:s, bidrar Sida till diskussionen om globala utvecklingsfrågor och utbyte av information om det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet, genom olika aktörer, till allmänheten. Sweden Sensus Studieförbund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sensus Studieförbund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 365000 365000 365000 Sensus Studieförbund 367356 Sensus Studieförbund Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om utvecklingssamarbetets roll i en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-95010142-9501014203 Sweden The initiative Internationella Torget (International Square) at Gothenburg Book Fair aims to support the Swedish government's strategy for information and communication activities. By offering Internationella Torget as a meeting forum for cso's, Sida contributes to the discussion of global development issues and sharing of information about Swedish development cooperation to the public. Internationella Torget på bokmässan i Göteborg syftar till att stödja den svenska regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet. Genom att erbjuda Internationella Torget som ett mötesforum för CSO:s, bidrar Sida till diskussionen om globala utvecklingsfrågor och utbyte av information om det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet, genom olika aktörer, till allmänheten. Sweden Misc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 843363 843363 843363 Other 65000 Other 66718 Other 463199.98 Other 247659.5 Other 4360 Other Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt