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Funding Windows2016 approved allocations

United Kingdom

Norway

Republic of Korea

Sustainable Development and Poverty Reduction

Luxembourg

Germany

Switzerland

Sweden

SlovakRepublic

Governance for Peacefuland Inclusive Societies

Climate Change andDisaster Risk Reduction

Emergency Development Response to Crisis and Recovery

$1.1m

$13.25m

$18.9m

$3.4m

1. FW on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction (CC/DRR)

The overall objective of the project is to build trust and confidence between the Serb-majority municipalities in northern Kosovo and the central authorities in Pristina through DRR activities that will contribute to the enhanced capacities of northern municipalities in Kosovo to prevent, prepare for and response to natural disaster.The FW will provide catalytic support for: (i) Renovation, disaster prevention and recovery works in 4 northern municipalities; (ii) Awareness raising activities including printing of flood prevention maps; (iii) DRR legislative framework; (iv) northern municipalities’ response capacity; (v) Community-based and gender-sensitive regional drill to enhance technical and logistical capacities in four northern municipalities; and (iv) Training and awareness raising sessions, specifically targeting women and their roles in community disaster management.

5.2340,000640,000Kosovo (as per UNSCR 1244)

Confidence Building through Disaster Risk Reduction in northern Kosovo Region

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The project focuses on strengthening the capacities and structures of the Jordanian Parliament and Independent Election Commission (IEC) to be effective and representative decision-making bodies that promote transparency, inclusion and participation in political processes. Particular support aims to promote the institutions’ role to foster the SDG Agenda through research and advocacy.The FW will be used to: (i) identify and plan strategies for enhancing parliamentary participation and inclusion for civil society; (ii) support IEC and other civil society actors to enable effective data management of the 2017 municipal and governorate elections. Through identification of key baseline data and methodological approaches with partners, these two start-up activities will establish the strategic position of the broader project and therefore will assist in the leveraging of additional resources.

2.1300,00020,200,000Jordan Inclusive Political Process in Jordan (IPPJ)

2. FW on Governance for Inclusive and Peaceful Societies (GIPS)

The project aims to reduce the vulnerability of youth to violent extremism through: (i) immediate injection of cash into vulnerable communities; (ii) provision of economic opportunities to disenfranchised youth; (iii) groundwork for emergency employment efforts that can serve as dividends of peace; and (iv) entry points for broader work on social cohesion and psycho-social support to at risk youth. The FW support will facilitate the financing of initial pre-employment activities in an at risk zone of the country by: 1) elaborating in a participative manner the selection criteria for the identification of beneficiaries of emergency employment programmes; 2) organizing community based consultations for the identification of community based rehabilitation or reconstruction projects; and 3) undertaking technical feasibility study of selected community works prior to commencing the cash-for-work phase of the programme.

5.5150,000 2,483,000CentralAfricanRepublic

Support to the Recovery and Peace Consolidation Plan as the foundation of CAR’s national development plan / Programme conjoint pour le renforcement de la résilience des adolescents et des jeunes en Centrafrique




To implement a UN system wide response to the ongoing multi-dimensional crisis in the country, the project has two interlinked components: a) Roll-out of a scenario-based strategic thinking process in Suriname (PAPEP) and; b) Building national capacities for peaceful resolution of conflict and democratic dialogue (including on electoral reform, natural resources and human rights).The FW will support the activities, including; (i) scenario-building exercise (PAPEP); (ii) facilitation of democratic dialogue on thematic areas (e.g. electoral reform, social protection, natural resources management); (iii) capacity development of independent national research and analysis institutions; and (iv) capacity building for UNCT on conflict-sensitive programming.

5.5150,000200,000Suriname UN Wide conflict related activities in Suriname

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Within the framework of UNDP Tunisia’s Anti-corruption portfolio, this project initially partnered with three pilot sectors (Customs, Police, Municipality) committed to promote effective collective action to tackle corruption. Extensive consultations were recently conducted with the Ministry of Health to reach their agreement on being the fourth « integrity island » to be included in this initiative. The choice of the Health sector is based on the fact that this is a sector directly related to people and also vulnerable to corruption. Specifically, the FW support will be used to: (i) conduct the survey at the pilot Health center (Baseline); (ii) conduct a corruption risk assessment for services rendered to the most vulnerable citizens; (iii) develop action plan and a capacity building plan; (iv) implement the capacity building plan & develop procedures and guides; and (v) evaluate the interventions and draft recommendations for large scale implementation.

2.1300,000 2,519,400Tunisia Strengthening the Democratic Governance and the Public Accountability in Tunisia

1,100,000

The objective of the project is to increase the effectiveness of the recovery and peacebuilding efforts by assisting the MinTOT (Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and internally displaced persons in Ukraine) to undertake steps needed to operationalize the Multi-Partner Trust Fund.The FW provides support to: (i) develop institutional capacity of MinTOT through knowledge transfer on strategic planning and monitoring; (ii) provide advisory support to strengthen capacity of MinTOT to draft state strategic planning documents; and (iii) promote policy dialogue and coordination at both national and sub-national level on peacebuilding and inclusive development planning.

5.5200,000200,000Ukraine Capacity Support to the Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories for the Operationalisation of the Multi-Partner Trust Fund for Recovery in Ukraine

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UNDP has been implementing Early Recovery activities in the Far North region, in particular for IDPs and host communities, in the most affected areas by Boko Haram crisis for two years. The rise of tensions between communities fueled by Boko Haram insurgency and the considerable number of IDPs (18,215) and refugees (73,745) is creating a range of issues within the affected communities, including livelihoods and social cohesion. The FW will contribute to strengthening early recovery and resilience efforts especially in the conflict prevention and capacity building component. Expected key results are to: (i) Reduce risk of radicalisation, reduce isolation and exclusion of certain communities and enhance coexistence between antagonistic communities; and (ii) improve conflict/tension resolution skills for land disputes and other existing conflicts issues inter alia environmental degradation involving IDPs/returnees/refugees and local communities.

5.5500,000 5,590,283Cameroon Community Empowerment and Peace Building in the Far North of Cameroon

Sub-window on Conflict Prevention (CP)




To support Bangladeshi society’s ability to act compassionately and peacefully in a crisis, the project aims to: (i) establish a research facility, housed at the University of Dhaka, to provide a wide range of stakeholders with reliable data, mapping, analysis and educational opportunities to better understand the dynamics of violence and inclusivity in Bangladesh; and (ii) in partnership with Google and Facebook, support digital platforms that empower youth to create online content reflective of Bangladesh’s tolerant and inclusive history. The FW resources will be used to support: (i) establishment of an open-data virtual platform relating to crime and violence, peace and stability, across Bangladesh’s regions and through time; (ii) promotion of a series of Youth Challenges to create tolerant content, in partnership with Facebook and Google; and (ii) workshops on the rule of law and human rights protection

5.5500,000 5,250,000Bangladesh Partnerships for an Inclusive and Tolerant Bangladesh

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The project aims to address the root causes of displaced populations through two components: a) Capacitating civil society to work with Government to address service delivery among host communities and displaced people and b) Improving provision of social services to affected communities. The project will support a partnership between civil society and local authorities to manage the crisis and post-crisis phases by improving local governance and the government’s capacity to deliver services in affected regions. The FW will provide catalytic support for: (i) promoting social stability in vulnerable areas in the South of Chad by creating a space for civil society to be more engaged and responsive in order to address specific cross border issues, including exchange of goods and services, as well as social cohesion and resilience activities and (ii) improving provision of social services to affected communities through support to local authorities and civil society in managing the crisis and post-crisis phases.

5.5500,0001,200,000 Chad Promoting space for civil society to collaborate with government in strengthening resilience and addressing the root causes of radicalization and displacement in the Southern region

The project consists of 4 key results: (i) strengthened capacities of national and sub-national institutions to provide services responsibly, inclusively, representatively; (ii) consolidated inclusive citizen participation mechanisms; (iii) developed capacities of civic actors in priority territories for non-violent transformation of social and environmental conflicts; and (iv) civil society and state institution initiatives strengthened for the consolidation of democracy, peace building, promotion of human rights, and compliance with the SDG Goal 16.The FW will specifically support community-based conflict resolution mechanisms to build resilient communities capable of trust building and peaceful transformation of social and environmental conflicts. These mechanisms will facilitate the creation of context-specific solutions that can be transferred to targeted population groups or state actors to promote a non-violent transformation of conflicts with HR focus.

5.5150,000 5,850,000Colombia Local Capacities to Promote Peaceful and inclusive Communities

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The project is part of UNDP’s Post-Matthew Recovery Programme which aims to create conditions for long-term recovery, resilience to multiple shocks and sustainable development, while meeting the immediate needs in the affected region to kick-start recovery. The FW will specifically contribute to promoting the stability of marginalized post-hurricane neighborhoods by creating economic opportunities for young people and women vulnerable to violence in Grand Goave, Miragoâne and Jeremie. Its activities include: (i) provision of immediate income through street cleaning and opening access routes to those most affected; (ii) development of a certified supply-oriented employment training and socio-economic integration; (iii) establishment of a multi-sectoral coordination structure in partnership with political actors and the private business sector; (iv) reduction in the crime risks through the installation of solar street lights; and (v) strengthening of the resilience amongst young people affected by trauma caused by crisis and violence.

2.1150,000 1,800,495Haiti Economic recovery through social, professional and economic integration of 600 young and vulnerable women in Grand Goave, Miragoâne, and Jérémie

The objective of this project is to foster the resilience of vulnerable groups from radicalization that leads to violent extremism in Kosovo. The main focuses will be on prevention, de-radicalization and reintegration. The project will work with central authorities and initially with the 4 municipalities that have been identified as “hotspots” where many radicalized individuals come from.The FW supports two outputs: (i) improved inter-institutional communication and coordination to implement the Kosovo PVE action plan; and (ii) Increased community resilience towards radicalization and engagement of the communities in prevention of radicalization, de-radicalization and reintegration of ex-foreign terrorist fighters in four pilot municipalities.

5.5250,000 420,000Kosovo (as per UNSCR 1244)

Preventing Violent Extremism in Kosovo

In partnership with the MoIM and MoSA, UNDP will implement the Mechanism for Social Stability in Tripoli. This mechanism aims at providing safe and common spaces for local groups to discuss their fears in public and suggest mechanisms to resolve their conflicts. It will contribute to enhancing social cohesion through addressing cultural, socio-economic and security challenges facing local communities; to good governance through activating the role of local authorities; and to building trust between local authorities, citizens, donors and civil society. The FW support will be used to: (i) Identify a group of key actors that would lead on mechanisms; (ii) develop a conflict analysis for the area; (iii) develop the best mechanism for social stability; (iv) support the groups through capacity building, coaching, and funding; and (v) build the skills of MoSA SDC staff in the MSS methodology.

5.5400,000 3,680,000Lebanon Peace Building in Lebanon project- Phase 3: Strengthening Tripoli’s Social Cohesion

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The project will set up a JMC (Joint Ceasefire Monitoring Committee) Support Platform, which will serve as a conduit and provide fiduciary backstopping for external assistance to the JMC; and provide support to the JMC enabling it to fulfill its mandate. The FW support will be used to kick-start the institutional and technical support to the JMC which will conduct ceasefire monitoring, reporting, verification and dispute resolution functions.

5.5300,000 6,100,000Myanmar Support Platform for the Joint Monitoring Committee of the National Cease Fire Agreement

The overall objective of the project is help Liberia strengthen anti-corruption systems, institutions and civil engagement mechanisms to better manage and deliver public resources and services. This will help Liberia and all its 15 counties achieve the simultaneous eradication of poverty and significant reduction of inequalities and exclusion that have emerged a key vectors of conflict. The FW support will contribute to the following four components: (i) the establishment of integrity, accountability and transparency mechanisms at selected sectoral and community Levels; (ii) strengthening of the investigation and prosecution Capacity of LACC and promoting public sector integrity through interests and assets declarations; (iii) PPCC’s e-procurement management information system; and (iv) the establishment and strengthening of the Oversight and compliance Capacity of the Office of the Ombudsman.

5.5500,000 2,200,000Liberia Strengthening Transparency and Accountability for Peacebuilding and Social Cohesion in Liberia, focusing on transparency in Public Procurement, Prosecutorial capacity and overall Open budget and Open Expenditure at national and local level

The project aims to continue strengthening the capacity of local and regional authorities through the coordination of security structures that fall in response to civil security crises with the support and commitment of local communities. The project will strengthen the capacities of all stakeholders in conflict prevention, community security at regional, local and community levels. The FW will support: (i) legal / institutional framework and the capacities of the Ministry of Interior, the Governorates, regional and departmental security councils through the acquisition, distribution and installation of security equipment, training of relevant security authorities; and (ii) regional, departmental and municipal mechanisms for the prevention, coordination and management of security crisis, including the reinforcement of social cohesion interventions and confidence building between forces of defense and security and civilian population.

5.5300,000 2,365,200Niger Strengthening regional and local capacities to improve security in Niger: phase 2

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In order to address the radicalization trend, the project will focus on the following key outputs: (i) Early-warning-and-response system integrated into the joint GPH-MILF security architecture, and into the work of local government units in select areas of the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao; (ii) Civic and faith-based organizations assisted in generating sustainable platforms for inter-faith dialogue; and (iii) Religious, traditional and youth leaders equipped with the capacity to facilitate alternative discourses on tolerance and inclusion using social media, and accompanied in applying these capacities.The FW will provide catalytic support to promote comprehensive understanding of: (i) the drivers of radicalization; (ii) the risks of violent extremism; and (iii) approaches to mitigation. This will feed into the above mentioned outputs, in particular, establishment of the early warning systems.

5.5300,000 3,500,000Philippines Development and Application Local Capacities for the Prevention of Violent Extremism in the Bangasamoro Philippines

The project addresses the issue of mitigating youth vulnerabilities to violence and extremism in Balochistan province. Specifically, it aims to strengthen economic and social empowerment of youth through interrelated livelihoods and participatory activities that contribute to economic growth, reduction in violence and prevention of violent extremism.Specifically, the FW will support: (i) livelihood generation through demand-based skill development; (ii) business development and entrepreneurship; (iii) community mobilization and creation of community spaces; (iv) sport and cultural activities; (v) critical skills and peacebuilding Coaching; and (vi) research to understand the drivers of violent extremism in Balochistan.

5.5300,000 2,079,253Pakistan Balochistan Economic Development Programme




4,150,000

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Sub-window on Democratic Governance (DG)




The project is aimed at injecting an access to justice approach into the broader justice sector reform currently underway, which focuses mainly on legislative reform and institutional reforms. The FW will support a range of areas, including: (i) A2J Review, with further focus on women’s access and access to justice of vulnerable communities; (ii) action Plan focusing on A2J accelerators; (iii) improved services of the NHRIs and better outreach to vulnerable population; (iv) increased role of Parliament; and (v) improved advocacy of the CSOs in their constructive dialogue with Parliament on free legal aid and A2J in the country.

2.1220,000 460,000Albania For a More Accessible Justice for Albanian Women and Men

The project will support the parliament through: (i) conducting comprehensive institutional capacity assessment; (ii) establishing parliamentary framework for SDGs localization; (iii) integrated gender and HRBA in legislative process and institutional operations; and (iv) enhanced coordination between the legislatures, executive and judicial branch on rule of law and access to justice issues.The FW support will be used to: (i) conduct comprehensive needs assessment of the Parliament and develop parliamentary capacity-building roadmap; (ii) support the establishment of the dialogue and coordination platform between the Parliament, executive and judicial branch; (iii) establish the Parliamentary group on the SDGs localization, (iv) create a Caucus on Gender Issues in the Parliament; (v) facilitate the open parliamentary hearings on human rights national dialogue, (vi) support engagement of the Parliament with the international community.

2.1200,000 245,000Belarus Support to the Institutional Development of the Newly Elected Parliament

The project aims to support the government in implementing the UNCAC. Recognizing the validating role of civil society, this project will work with the government in encouraging CSO to participate during the assessment, planning and capacity development processes.The FW will contribute to: (i) Lead Agency identified and institutional framework for introduction of UNCAC Established; (ii) self-assessment conducted with extensive stakeholder consultation; (iii) gender assessment of perception and experiences of corruption conducted; and (iv) national capacities strengthened through technical training and south-south exchange.

2.2200,000 300,000Belize Strengthening National Systems to Support UNCAC Implementation in Belize

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The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) and the nine Departmental Electoral Tribunals to fully exercise their roles as per the 2009 Constitution. Specifically, the FW will support that: (i) Departmental Electoral Tribunals (TEDs) will have institutional and technical capacities to supervise and monitor the processes of conversion to indigenous autonomy; (ii) Proposals will be ready to adjust the regulations of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal with regards to the implementation of referendums, electoral publicity and supervision processes of indigenous autonomies; and (iii) TEDs will have strengthened capacities to promote gender equality in the electoral process at the municipal and indigenous autonomies level.

2.1200,000 240,000Bolivia Strengthening Electoral Capacities to Promote Implementation of Intercultural Democracy

The project will serve to prepare a comprehensive program to promote electoral participation and improve public opinion regarding elections and improve women´s representation. Its key results sought include: (i) improve awareness and comprehension of electoral processes for democracy; (ii) design strategic activities to engage civil society organizations in the promotion of civic electoral education and participation; and (iii) monitor the level of women´s electoral representation. The FW support will be used for: (i) information-education campaign on electoral processes and democracy; (ii) establishing a civil society consortium to promote electoral participation; (iii) information and training activities for women candidates and political parties and movements nominating candidates to increase the number of women running for legislative elections in 2017.

2.1200,000 380,000Chile Promotion of electoral participation and improvement of women´s representation

The projects aims at strengthening the Supreme Electoral Tribunal´s (TSE) capacities in light of the upcoming elections, including the legislative and municipal elections of 2017 and presidential election of 2018. The project proposes two main strategies: (i) Use of nontraditional training, such as online courses “Training Video for Polling Staff”to reach as many citizens as possible; (ii) Build alliances with civil society and universities for developing a methodology for training based on the new legislations reforms.The FW will contribute to: (i) developing of a virtual learning course; (ii) training of trainers of the Capacity Unit of the TSE; and (iii) printing of electoral codes and procedure manual and other relevant information.

2.1200,000 1,000,000El Salvador Electoral Support for the elections of 2018 and 2019

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The project focuses on reviewing laws and regulations governing anti-corruption processes and the institutional effectiveness and capacity of relevant government entities with an emphasis on preventative measures to eliminate corruption within the public sector.The FW support will be used to: (i) develop SOP that maps the process of combating corruption and links all GoI entities involved in investigating, prosecuting & adjudicating corruption cases; (ii) conduct impact evaluation of Inspector General (IG) system in Iraq; (iii) assess the national procurement system and identify quick applicable measures; and (iv) conduct corruption risk assessment in the customs sector as an area of synergy with customs support project led by UNDP.

2.2400,000 9,250,000Iraq Funding Facility for Economic Reform- Federal FFER-Federal

Working with national partners, the project will develop necessary legislations including the Legal Aid Bill and Legal Professions Bill as well as development of a Pro Bono mechanism to provide services to victims of SGBV. Developing community based paralegals will be given high priority given the limited options of legal representation in outer atolls. In partnership with universities, Clinical Legal Education will be introduced including In-House Legal Consultation with a target client focus on victims of SGBV.Specifically, the FW resources will be used to: (i) support the advocacy and implementation of the legal framework; (ii) develop public awareness campaign; (iii) conduct policy research on mechanisms for community based paralegals; and (vi) strengthen legal education through development of interactive and practical skills based legal training.

2.1250,000 1,500,000Maldives Integrated Governance Programme

The main objective of the project is to promote the consolidation of an effective justice that ensures human rights, particularly electoral-political rights, focusing on indigenous peoples and women. This will be achieved by promoting access to electoral justice, with actions that encourage transparency and electoral judicial ethics. The FW will support the activities, including: (i) implementation reports of a selection of models of access to justice, judicial ethics and transparency; (ii) open justice strategy; and (iii) technical assistance to the “Tribunal Electoral” and the Office for the Defense of Political Rights for Indigenous Peoples

2.1200,000 200,000Mexico Best practices for access to electoral justice and promoting lawfulness culture

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The project will support the anti-corruption agenda through: (i) strengthening inter-ministerial coordination to support the implementation and monitoring of anti-corruption reforms; (ii) enhancing institutional capacity to address corruption; and (iii) supporting the establishment of harmonized legal framework in support the implementation of the anticorruption national strategy.The FW support will focus on the project second output, including: (i) undertaking an initial capacity mapping of all the key stakeholders working on anti-corruption; (ii) supporting the design and enactment of the new legislation to empower the Anti-corruption national strategy secretariat; and (iii) carrying a capacity assessment of the anticorruption national strategy the key partners to design a fuller capacity development plan.

2.2300,000 2,000,000Morocco Strengthen Integrity and prevent corruption for development

The objective of the project is to increase the number of women contesting and successfully gaining election in the PNG 2017 National and Local Level Elections. The expected results includes: (i) more women and voters understand their rights and responsibilities, and are active as candidates, citizens, leaders and voters to promote democratic governance; (ii) increased public confidence in female candidates standing for election; (iii) a cadre of women leaders with knowledge and skills to participate in a range of leadership and decision making roles; (iv) media deliver gender sensitized pre-election coverage; and (vi) electoral bodies to improve upon and expand in numbers the provision of safe, women only polling booths.As catalytic support, the FW resources will be used to: (i) facilitate multiple trainings on election campaign preparation for women candidates; (ii) advocate for set quotas for equality representation in political parties; and (iii) support a media campaign and training of media personnel.

2.1250,000 1,500,000Papua New Guinea

Advancing Gender Equality and Women’s Participation in Politics

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The project will support government and civil society partners in a) advocating for the prompt ratification of the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence; b) creating the statistical framework necessary to monitor gender-based violence; and c) adopting and enacting the legislation, policies and practices needed to implement the Convention. The FW will contribute to: (i) supporting Government and Parliament in aligning national legislation with the Istanbul Convention and other relevant international norms and standards; (ii) conducting advocacy and prevention campaigns; (iii) establishing baselines and collecting data to track the prevalence of gender-based violence; (iv) strengthening the understanding of “due diligence” principles; (v) developing protocols and piloting specialized support services; and (vi) establishing tailor-made support to assist survivors of domestic violence.

2.1300,000 400,000The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Preparing for the ratification of the “Istanbul Convention”: Adopting better policies and practices to eliminate violence against women

The project aims to strengthen the institutional capacities of the national electoral regulatory authority (TSJE) to foster the effective exercise of women’s suffrage rights, to promote increased access to political decision-making positions for women, including through action plans and policies implemented by the Ministry of Women, and to advocate for the inclusion of gender-perspective and woman-empowering legislative reforms in Congress that would promote the political participation of women such as the Democratic Parity Bill. The FW support aims to enhance the capacity of female candidates for 2018 Presidential and Legislative Elections. The actions will be as follows: (i) Development and dissemination of knowledge products that promote the political participation of women; (ii) Dialogues between women in politics across political parties conducted; and (iii) Strengthening of executive capacities for female elected officials at the national and departmental levels.

2.1200,000 431,122Paraguay Capacity building for the promotion of women's political participation




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The main objective of the project is to support the Supreme Court, the Ministry of Justice, and the Bar Association in the implementation of the National Human Rights Action Plan for 2016-2020 in the area of rule of law and access to justice, which will contribute to strengthening and improving the system of human rights monitoring, legal aid and counsel, and enhancing the role of civil society in this process.The FW support aims to: (i) improve awareness of justice practitioners (judiciary, law enforcement and lawyers) on NHRAP and international human rights standards on access to justice; (ii) prepare overview of the situation related to access to justice of citizens and free legal aid and submit it for consideration to relevant partners; and (iii) assess enabling environment for introduction of e-justice or e-court.

2.1250,000 670,000Turkmenistan Cooperation in implementation of the NHRAP for 2016-2020 in the area of rule of law and the access to justice

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3. FW on Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication (SDPE)

The objective of the project is to capacitate local, regional and national state authorities in participatory and inclusive planning processes, upstream policy making and in technical, institutional and financial management to enhance quality service delivery, and support to local economic development. The FW support will be used for piloting the project in 2 regions (Gabu and Quinara) with focus on: (i) establishment and operationalization of structure, tools and system for development planning coordination; (ii) identification of regional economic potentialities and key values chains; (iii) elaboration of regional development plans consistent with national sector strategies and SDGs in the selected regions and (iv) training of key stakeholders on participatory planning and monitoring processes.

7.3200,000 12,070,000Guinea Bissau Local Governance and Economic Development Project




The project will support SDGs nationalization through: (i) mainstreaming and nationalizing SDGs; (ii) SDGs data and reporting; and (iii) policy research on SDGs.The activities that the FW will support include: assessment of the level of alignment between key national strategies and SDGs to propose a set of nationalized SDGs; support to the National Coordination Council for Sustainable Development (NCCSD); drafting of an Action Plan on SDGs implementation for the next 5 years; mapping of the available SDG-related data; building of data and reporting capacities of national stakeholders; producing the first national SDG report; and building SDG-related analytical capacities of national stakeholders.

7.3200,000 600,000Azerbaijan Supporting localization of SDGs and alignment of national development plans to the SDG agenda in Azerbaijan

The project will support the installation and monitoring of SDGs through: (i) awareness and dissemination within government and civil society of the new global Agenda 2030; (ii) support to the adaptation process of the new agenda to the priorities set by the national government and coordination of the follow-up of the set goals; and (iii) incorporation of Agenda 2030 at sub-national jurisdictions. The FW will support: (i) development of a Web platform on the SDGs, including those adopted by the Argentine Government to show the degree of progress of the country towards achieving SDGs; (ii) production of awareness and dissemination materials on the SDG national and subnational adaptation and follow up process; and (iii) workshops in each of the country’s regions to sensitize all strategic stakeholders on achieving the SDGs.

7.3200,000 2,065,285Argentina Strategic Plan for Implementation and monitoring of SDGs

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In support of the new Sustainable Development Vision (SDV) 2030 that the government approved, the project will develop a data dashboard as a tool to help align sectoral and sub-national policies and resource allocation with the new vision. This dashboard will be developed at UB city as well by strengthening their current efforts for developing and utilizing data for monitoring development results. The FW will support: (i) tool development and application to determine the level of alignment between SDV/SDGs and various policies; (ii) analysis of interlinkages, synergies and trade-offs to facilitate the identification of accelerator interventions and priorities; (ii) dashboard to monitor the progress for development results; and (v) policy dialogue to ensure wide range of stakeholder’s engagements and participation.

7.3200,000 2, 256,100Mongolia Preparatory Assistance for the implementation of the SDGs Agenda 2030 in Mongolia

The overall objective of the project is to enhance the performance, efficiency and effectiveness of the government institutions through gender mainstreamed institutional capacity development combined with formulation and implementation of SDG focused National Development Plan: The main outputs of the project are: (i) capacity gaps in priority institutions filled; (ii) rationalized and updated Civil Service Management policy, framework, system, processes, and guidelines developed; (iii) improved training policy, facilities and plans; (iv) strategic guidelines developed for internal Government coordination, good governance and strategic communication; (v) assessments, tools, and plans developed to mainstream gender; and (vi) guidance to undertake Development Planning, M&E and Aid Coordination developed.The FW will directly contributes to the sixth output, specifically supporting localization of the SDGs and ensuring national level alignment between the national government and federal member states.

7.3180,00016,895,581Somalia Capacity Development – Strengthening Institutional Performance




The project consists of the following outputs: (i) development of a well-defined coordination mechanism for implementation of the SDGs highlighting institutional arrangements; (ii) awareness of the SDGs at the national, local and community levels, and (iii) capacity building to improve data quality, analyses, estimation and imputation of missing information in the production of the SDG indicators.The FW will contribute to: (i) development of a coordinated mechanism for SDGs implementation; (ii) development and implementation of an awareness programme on SDGs aligned to the ongoing awareness programme for Vision 2030; and (iii) training workshops to improve data quality and standardization

7.3150.000200,000Jamaica Localizing SDGs, Global Goals, Local Action

1,130,000

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In response to Hurricane Matthew, the project has been developed to: (i) strengthen national capacities to lead recovery efforts; (ii) support a participatory, Government-led post-disaster needs assessment; and (iii) provide immediate relief and recovery support to populations in need through cash-for-work and income generating programmes. The FW resources are used to immediately support the process of improving the living conditions of the affected families through the implementation of early recovery activities. This includes: supporting coordination of early recovery efforts through the Directorate for Civil Protection and the Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation; emergency livelihoods; debris management and community infrastructure; enterprise recovery; and national recovery planning.

6.1500,000 38,197,147Haiti Emergency Rehabilitation Programme for Haiti

4. FW on Emergency Development Response to Crisis and Recovery (EDRCR)

The project will contribute to the social stabilization and recovery of the most affected population/communities in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States. In particular, project activities will contribute to create a stable and safe environment for the return of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and assist affected communities to recover from the socio-economic impact of the crisis. The project will target the following key areas amongst others: i) Livelihoods stabilization of vulnerable community members and returning IDPs through income generating activities and enhancement of productive capacities; ii) Rehabilitation of selected damaged public/community infrastructures and short term job creation; and iii) Protection of civilians.The FW will support the restoration and stabilization of disrupted livelihoods in affected communities by: i) restoring and stabilizing disrupted livelihoods, loss of income and productive capacity of at least 500 persons, and ii) rehabilitating damaged community infrastructures and creating short-term employment opportunities in Borno.

6.1500,000 3,000,000Nigeria Support to Early Recovery and Social Cohesion in the North East

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