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WaterAid WASH and climate resilient WASH 2023-2026 - WaterAid Core support (New Strategy 2025-2029)
95%data completenessGivet att WaterAids föregående stödperiod just har tagit slut och rapportering inväntas, bevaras här förväntade mål också för perioden april 2024-mars 2025 och de nya förväntade målen för april 2025-mars 2026 läggs till. Sida kommer genom insatsen stödja WaterAid att uppnå följande mål: A) Mål enligt WaterAids nya globala strategi, inklusive kvantitativa leveransmål och mål för systemstärkande, indirekt påverkansarbete; och B) Mål för dedikerade Sida-projekt. (för april 2024-mars 2025) Dessa mål definieras på följande vis: A) WaterAid har följande fyra strategiska målområden som del av sin globala strategi (på engelska här: https://www.wateraid.org/global-strategy-2022-2032): 1. Skapa en hållbar och genomgripande förändring i hela samhället i ett urval av länder och platser. 2. Få hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn att prioritera vatten, toaletter och hygien; 3. Se till att tillgång till rent vatten och sanitet blir en nyckelstrategi för samhällens motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar; 4. Öka mängden pengar som investeras i vatten, sanitet och hygien och se till att pengarna används så effektivt som möjligt. Insatsens direkta mål mellan april 2024 och mars 2025 är -Vatten ska tillgängliggöras till 2 040 00 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Toaletter/avlopp ska tillgängliggöras till 1 735 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler och -Insatser för stärkt hygien (tillgång till handtvättsmöjligheter och hygieninformation) ska nå 5 600 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; Kompletterande och långsiktigt systemstärkande aktiviteter förväntas dubblera ovan kvantitativa resultat men utförda av andra aktörer, huvudsakligen kommuner eller motsvarande. Vidare förväntas Sidas stöd till WaterAid under april 2024-mars 2025 bidra till - Stärkt globalt påverkansarbete Fokus på påverkansarbetet är klimat och kvinnors hälsa. Förväntade resultat är sammanslagna med resultat under partnerns strategiska mål 2 och 3. Resultat kommer även rapporteras genom kvalitativ analys (Stories of change and challenges) och så kallde kritiska resultatindikatorer, men förväntade resultat har inte kvantifierats för det aktuella året. - Förbättrat miljöarbete inom WaterAid som bland annat ska resultera i beräknade grundnivåer för WaterAids utsläpp av växthusgaser och satta ambitioner för minskning, lansering av nya riktlinjer för miljöbedömningar av projekt och ett rapporteringsformat för miljömässig hållbarhet. - Resultat inom WaterAids strategiska mål 2 och 3: Mål 2 innefattar WaterAids arbete för WASH inom hälsosystemet. Bland förväntade resultat, utöver ovan listade kvantitativa resultat, är exempelvis en etablerad påverkansplan och etablerade arbetsplaner samt påbörjad implementering av dessa. Mål 3 innefattar WaterAids arbete för ökad klimatresiliens. Bland förväntade resultat är ökade åtaganden kring klimatfinansiering i minst fem samarbetsländer, att två regionala eller globala klimatfinansieringsmekanismer ökar finansieringen till klimatresilient WASH med minst 5% samt att arbetet med naturbaserade lösningar för vattenresurshantering sprids och byggs vidare på. Insatsen direkta mål under perioden mars 2025- april 2026 är: (avrundat) -Vatten ska tillgängliggöras till 1 500 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Toaletter/avlopp ska tillgängliggöras till 2 210 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler och -Insatser för stärkt hygien (tillgång till handtvätt) ska nå 932 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Insatser för stärkt hygien (hygieninformation) ska nå 2 170 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler, samt nära 4 900 000 personer genom massmediakampanjer. Givet kärnstödets fokusområde på WASH i hälsa avser WaterAid även rapportera särskilt på nedan målsättningar: -Minst åtta landprogram ska ha genomfört modellprojekt inom sjuk-och hälsovården som har ökat tillgång till WASH. -Minst sex länder ska ha utvecklat nationella, kostnadssatta planer och rapporteringsmekanismer för WASH inom sjuk-hälsovård, samt inkluderat standarder för WASH i hälsa i lämpliga hälsoplaner. -Minst sex landprogram ska ha integrerat beteendeförändringar för hygien i minst ett folkhälsoprogram på nationell och/eller subnationell nivå. -Framsteg inom implementering av åtgärder antagna av G20s utvecklings/biståndsministrar för WASH har gjorts. Dessa ska mätas genom antal stater som aktivt lyfter fram WASH inom G20 och gentemot Afrikanska Unionen. -Sju landprogram ska ha bidragit till att nationella åtaganden görs för WASH i hälso -och sjukvården i enlighet med FNs resolution. Insatsen mål under perioden december 2025 - mars 2026 (4 månader) för stöd från CSO-anslaget: - Etablerad program- och styrningsstruktur för programmet, inklusive personal, utrustning och årsplaner - Kapacitetsstärkande uppstartsaktiviteter, inklusive en fysisk workshop, kopplat till operationalisering av programmet, avtalsefterlevnad och civilsamhällets roll och mål i programmet - Planering för synergier och lärande mellan länderna och mellan CLIMB-programmet och kärnstödet - Upprättande av arbetsgrupper med deltagare från alla länder kring resursmobilisering, jämställdhet och lärande
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- USD 139K
- Timeline
- Apr 1, 2023 → Dec 31, 2026
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·1 source - active
ForumCiv, CSO strategy, 2023-2025
75%data completenessSida assesses that the Swedish Partnership Program (SPP) has high relevance for both target areas of the CSO strategy, i.e. strengthened capacity of actors in developing countries and promotion of a favorable social climate for civil society organizations in low- and middle-income countries. The program can be expected to contribute to all goal formulations within the goal areas, especially those relating to the rights perspective, awareness/commitment/capacity and diversity. ForumCiv's efforts to strengthen its platform for cooperation for both capacity development and advocacy work have good potential to contribute to strengthened cooperation between civil society actors. ForumCiv estimates that 300-400 organizations will have agreements with Swedish organizations within SPP. Over the years, ForumCiv has played a unique role within the CSO strategy through its strong and broad anchoring in Swedish civil society. The breadth of Sweden has enabled collaborations with a great diversity of civil society actors in low- and middle-income countries - including grassroots organizations. ForumCiv has contributed to strengthened capacity of rights holders and civil society organizations to demand their rights and there are good examples of their work influencing policies and legislation. An external evaluation from 2021 further confirms that Swedish organizations within SPP overall have a clear added value and contribute to the results achieved. Before the new program period, ForumCiv has developed a common and cohesive structure for all development cooperation. A range of new policies, working methods and tools will be launched with the new programme. Results follow-up, learning and integration of development perspectives are some areas where major changes will be implemented. Sida's overall assessment is that ForumCiv has systems in place to carry out operations, report on results, ensure good internal management and control, and has raised its ambitions in terms of performance management.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Feb 22, 2023 → Jan 31, 2027
- Coverage
- Nepal
Good record·1 source - completed
SMCs frame 2009
75%data completenessContribution to the frame-organisation Swedish mission council according to agreement for development cooperation and development education for 2009.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2009 → Aug 28, 2010
- Coverage
- Nepal
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SMCs frame 2009 - SMCs info 2009
80%data completenessContribution to the frame-organisation Swedish mission council according to agreement for development cooperation and development education for 2009.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2009 → Aug 28, 2010
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·1 source - active
ForumCiv, CSO strategy, 2023-2025 - ForumCiv CSO strategy 2023-2025
95%data completenessSida assesses that the Swedish Partnership Program (SPP) has high relevance for both target areas of the CSO strategy, i.e. strengthened capacity of actors in developing countries and promotion of a favorable social climate for civil society organizations in low- and middle-income countries. The program can be expected to contribute to all goal formulations within the goal areas, especially those relating to the rights perspective, awareness/commitment/capacity and diversity. ForumCiv's efforts to strengthen its platform for cooperation for both capacity development and advocacy work have good potential to contribute to strengthened cooperation between civil society actors. ForumCiv estimates that 300-400 organizations will have agreements with Swedish organizations within SPP. Over the years, ForumCiv has played a unique role within the CSO strategy through its strong and broad anchoring in Swedish civil society. The breadth of Sweden has enabled collaborations with a great diversity of civil society actors in low- and middle-income countries - including grassroots organizations. ForumCiv has contributed to strengthened capacity of rights holders and civil society organizations to demand their rights and there are good examples of their work influencing policies and legislation. An external evaluation from 2021 further confirms that Swedish organizations within SPP overall have a clear added value and contribute to the results achieved. Before the new program period, ForumCiv has developed a common and cohesive structure for all development cooperation. A range of new policies, working methods and tools will be launched with the new programme. Results follow-up, learning and integration of development perspectives are some areas where major changes will be implemented. Sida's overall assessment is that ForumCiv has systems in place to carry out operations, report on results, ensure good internal management and control, and has raised its ambitions in terms of performance management.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- USD 186K
- Timeline
- Feb 22, 2023 → Jan 31, 2027
- Coverage
- Nepal
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WaterAid WASH and climate resilient WASH 2023-2026 - WaterAid klimatresilient WASH 2023-2026
95%data completenessGivet att WaterAids föregående stödperiod just har tagit slut och rapportering inväntas, bevaras här förväntade mål också för perioden april 2024-mars 2025 och de nya förväntade målen för april 2025-mars 2026 läggs till. Sida kommer genom insatsen stödja WaterAid att uppnå följande mål: A) Mål enligt WaterAids nya globala strategi, inklusive kvantitativa leveransmål och mål för systemstärkande, indirekt påverkansarbete; och B) Mål för dedikerade Sida-projekt. (för april 2024-mars 2025) Dessa mål definieras på följande vis: A) WaterAid har följande fyra strategiska målområden som del av sin globala strategi (på engelska här: https://www.wateraid.org/global-strategy-2022-2032): 1. Skapa en hållbar och genomgripande förändring i hela samhället i ett urval av länder och platser. 2. Få hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn att prioritera vatten, toaletter och hygien; 3. Se till att tillgång till rent vatten och sanitet blir en nyckelstrategi för samhällens motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar; 4. Öka mängden pengar som investeras i vatten, sanitet och hygien och se till att pengarna används så effektivt som möjligt. Insatsens direkta mål mellan april 2024 och mars 2025 är -Vatten ska tillgängliggöras till 2 040 00 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Toaletter/avlopp ska tillgängliggöras till 1 735 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler och -Insatser för stärkt hygien (tillgång till handtvättsmöjligheter och hygieninformation) ska nå 5 600 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; Kompletterande och långsiktigt systemstärkande aktiviteter förväntas dubblera ovan kvantitativa resultat men utförda av andra aktörer, huvudsakligen kommuner eller motsvarande. Vidare förväntas Sidas stöd till WaterAid under april 2024-mars 2025 bidra till - Stärkt globalt påverkansarbete Fokus på påverkansarbetet är klimat och kvinnors hälsa. Förväntade resultat är sammanslagna med resultat under partnerns strategiska mål 2 och 3. Resultat kommer även rapporteras genom kvalitativ analys (Stories of change and challenges) och så kallde kritiska resultatindikatorer, men förväntade resultat har inte kvantifierats för det aktuella året. - Förbättrat miljöarbete inom WaterAid som bland annat ska resultera i beräknade grundnivåer för WaterAids utsläpp av växthusgaser och satta ambitioner för minskning, lansering av nya riktlinjer för miljöbedömningar av projekt och ett rapporteringsformat för miljömässig hållbarhet. - Resultat inom WaterAids strategiska mål 2 och 3: Mål 2 innefattar WaterAids arbete för WASH inom hälsosystemet. Bland förväntade resultat, utöver ovan listade kvantitativa resultat, är exempelvis en etablerad påverkansplan och etablerade arbetsplaner samt påbörjad implementering av dessa. Mål 3 innefattar WaterAids arbete för ökad klimatresiliens. Bland förväntade resultat är ökade åtaganden kring klimatfinansiering i minst fem samarbetsländer, att två regionala eller globala klimatfinansieringsmekanismer ökar finansieringen till klimatresilient WASH med minst 5% samt att arbetet med naturbaserade lösningar för vattenresurshantering sprids och byggs vidare på. Insatsen direkta mål under perioden mars 2025- april 2026 är: (avrundat) -Vatten ska tillgängliggöras till 1 500 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Toaletter/avlopp ska tillgängliggöras till 2 210 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler och -Insatser för stärkt hygien (tillgång till handtvätt) ska nå 932 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Insatser för stärkt hygien (hygieninformation) ska nå 2 170 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler, samt nära 4 900 000 personer genom massmediakampanjer. Givet kärnstödets fokusområde på WASH i hälsa avser WaterAid även rapportera särskilt på nedan målsättningar: -Minst åtta landprogram ska ha genomfört modellprojekt inom sjuk-och hälsovården som har ökat tillgång till WASH. -Minst sex länder ska ha utvecklat nationella, kostnadssatta planer och rapporteringsmekanismer för WASH inom sjuk-hälsovård, samt inkluderat standarder för WASH i hälsa i lämpliga hälsoplaner. -Minst sex landprogram ska ha integrerat beteendeförändringar för hygien i minst ett folkhälsoprogram på nationell och/eller subnationell nivå. -Framsteg inom implementering av åtgärder antagna av G20s utvecklings/biståndsministrar för WASH har gjorts. Dessa ska mätas genom antal stater som aktivt lyfter fram WASH inom G20 och gentemot Afrikanska Unionen. -Sju landprogram ska ha bidragit till att nationella åtaganden görs för WASH i hälso -och sjukvården i enlighet med FNs resolution. Insatsen mål under perioden december 2025 - mars 2026 (4 månader) för stöd från CSO-anslaget: - Etablerad program- och styrningsstruktur för programmet, inklusive personal, utrustning och årsplaner - Kapacitetsstärkande uppstartsaktiviteter, inklusive en fysisk workshop, kopplat till operationalisering av programmet, avtalsefterlevnad och civilsamhällets roll och mål i programmet - Planering för synergier och lärande mellan länderna och mellan CLIMB-programmet och kärnstödet - Upprättande av arbetsgrupper med deltagare från alla länder kring resursmobilisering, jämställdhet och lärande
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- USD 105K
- Timeline
- Apr 1, 2023 → Dec 31, 2026
- Coverage
- Nepal
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WaterAid WASH and climate resilient WASH 2023-2026 - WaterAid Core support
95%data completenessGivet att WaterAids föregående stödperiod just har tagit slut och rapportering inväntas, bevaras här förväntade mål också för perioden april 2024-mars 2025 och de nya förväntade målen för april 2025-mars 2026 läggs till. Sida kommer genom insatsen stödja WaterAid att uppnå följande mål: A) Mål enligt WaterAids nya globala strategi, inklusive kvantitativa leveransmål och mål för systemstärkande, indirekt påverkansarbete; och B) Mål för dedikerade Sida-projekt. (för april 2024-mars 2025) Dessa mål definieras på följande vis: A) WaterAid har följande fyra strategiska målområden som del av sin globala strategi (på engelska här: https://www.wateraid.org/global-strategy-2022-2032): 1. Skapa en hållbar och genomgripande förändring i hela samhället i ett urval av länder och platser. 2. Få hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn att prioritera vatten, toaletter och hygien; 3. Se till att tillgång till rent vatten och sanitet blir en nyckelstrategi för samhällens motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar; 4. Öka mängden pengar som investeras i vatten, sanitet och hygien och se till att pengarna används så effektivt som möjligt. Insatsens direkta mål mellan april 2024 och mars 2025 är -Vatten ska tillgängliggöras till 2 040 00 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Toaletter/avlopp ska tillgängliggöras till 1 735 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler och -Insatser för stärkt hygien (tillgång till handtvättsmöjligheter och hygieninformation) ska nå 5 600 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; Kompletterande och långsiktigt systemstärkande aktiviteter förväntas dubblera ovan kvantitativa resultat men utförda av andra aktörer, huvudsakligen kommuner eller motsvarande. Vidare förväntas Sidas stöd till WaterAid under april 2024-mars 2025 bidra till - Stärkt globalt påverkansarbete Fokus på påverkansarbetet är klimat och kvinnors hälsa. Förväntade resultat är sammanslagna med resultat under partnerns strategiska mål 2 och 3. Resultat kommer även rapporteras genom kvalitativ analys (Stories of change and challenges) och så kallde kritiska resultatindikatorer, men förväntade resultat har inte kvantifierats för det aktuella året. - Förbättrat miljöarbete inom WaterAid som bland annat ska resultera i beräknade grundnivåer för WaterAids utsläpp av växthusgaser och satta ambitioner för minskning, lansering av nya riktlinjer för miljöbedömningar av projekt och ett rapporteringsformat för miljömässig hållbarhet. - Resultat inom WaterAids strategiska mål 2 och 3: Mål 2 innefattar WaterAids arbete för WASH inom hälsosystemet. Bland förväntade resultat, utöver ovan listade kvantitativa resultat, är exempelvis en etablerad påverkansplan och etablerade arbetsplaner samt påbörjad implementering av dessa. Mål 3 innefattar WaterAids arbete för ökad klimatresiliens. Bland förväntade resultat är ökade åtaganden kring klimatfinansiering i minst fem samarbetsländer, att två regionala eller globala klimatfinansieringsmekanismer ökar finansieringen till klimatresilient WASH med minst 5% samt att arbetet med naturbaserade lösningar för vattenresurshantering sprids och byggs vidare på. Insatsen direkta mål under perioden mars 2025- april 2026 är: (avrundat) -Vatten ska tillgängliggöras till 1 500 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Toaletter/avlopp ska tillgängliggöras till 2 210 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler och -Insatser för stärkt hygien (tillgång till handtvätt) ska nå 932 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler; -Insatser för stärkt hygien (hygieninformation) ska nå 2 170 000 personer i hem, skolor eller sjukhus/vårdcentraler, samt nära 4 900 000 personer genom massmediakampanjer. Givet kärnstödets fokusområde på WASH i hälsa avser WaterAid även rapportera särskilt på nedan målsättningar: -Minst åtta landprogram ska ha genomfört modellprojekt inom sjuk-och hälsovården som har ökat tillgång till WASH. -Minst sex länder ska ha utvecklat nationella, kostnadssatta planer och rapporteringsmekanismer för WASH inom sjuk-hälsovård, samt inkluderat standarder för WASH i hälsa i lämpliga hälsoplaner. -Minst sex landprogram ska ha integrerat beteendeförändringar för hygien i minst ett folkhälsoprogram på nationell och/eller subnationell nivå. -Framsteg inom implementering av åtgärder antagna av G20s utvecklings/biståndsministrar för WASH har gjorts. Dessa ska mätas genom antal stater som aktivt lyfter fram WASH inom G20 och gentemot Afrikanska Unionen. -Sju landprogram ska ha bidragit till att nationella åtaganden görs för WASH i hälso -och sjukvården i enlighet med FNs resolution. Insatsen mål under perioden december 2025 - mars 2026 (4 månader) för stöd från CSO-anslaget: - Etablerad program- och styrningsstruktur för programmet, inklusive personal, utrustning och årsplaner - Kapacitetsstärkande uppstartsaktiviteter, inklusive en fysisk workshop, kopplat till operationalisering av programmet, avtalsefterlevnad och civilsamhällets roll och mål i programmet - Planering för synergier och lärande mellan länderna och mellan CLIMB-programmet och kärnstödet - Upprättande av arbetsgrupper med deltagare från alla länder kring resursmobilisering, jämställdhet och lärande
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- USD 1.4M
- Timeline
- Apr 1, 2023 → Dec 31, 2026
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·1 source - active
UNTF to Eliminate Violence against Women
75%data completenessCore support amounting to in total 230 500 000 SEK per year for 2019-2025 is provided to UN Trust Fund to Eliminate Violence against Women (UNTF). The activities are aimed at; -Increasing access to support and service for women with violence; -Strengthening the development and implementation of laws and policies to prevent violence against women and girls -Strengthening the prevention of violence against women and girls through efforts to change social norms The UNTF works through three pillars; 1) Funding of interventions, 2) as a knowledge hub/evidence platform and 3) to increase global funding for action against violence against women and girls. Funding of operations is implemented through calls for NGOs and other players to apply for funding.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Nov 15, 2019 → Dec 31, 2027
- Coverage
- Nepal
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UNTF to Eliminate Violence against Women - TF Violence against Women (New Strategy 2025-2028)
95%data completenessCore support amounting to in total 230 500 000 SEK per year for 2019-2025 is provided to UN Trust Fund to Eliminate Violence against Women (UNTF). The activities are aimed at; -Increasing access to support and service for women with violence; -Strengthening the development and implementation of laws and policies to prevent violence against women and girls -Strengthening the prevention of violence against women and girls through efforts to change social norms The UNTF works through three pillars; 1) Funding of interventions, 2) as a knowledge hub/evidence platform and 3) to increase global funding for action against violence against women and girls. Funding of operations is implemented through calls for NGOs and other players to apply for funding.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- USD 157K
- Timeline
- Nov 15, 2019 → Dec 31, 2027
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·2 sources - completed
Oxfam Novib SeedsGROW 2, 2019-2024
75%data completenessOxfam Novib has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 190 millions towards the SeedsGROW 2 program for the 2019-2024 period. SeedsGROW 2 is an extension and continuation of the current SeedsGROW 1 program to which Sida contributes with a total of SEK 171 millions during the 2013-2018 period. There are some lessons learned from Phase 1, as Oxfam prepares for phase 2. These are; the importance of the Farmer Field Schools and how these can evolve, and how the campaign around the food value chain has increased understanding among consumers, businesses and governments. SeedsGROW 2 will consist of two components "Sowing Diversity = Harvest Security (SEK128 millions) and GROW (SEK 62 millions). SD = HS will be implemented in seven countries (Guatemala, Peru, Nepal, Laos, Uganda, Zimbabwe and Zambia), and in China as a learning partner. GROW will be implemented in four countries (Brazil, Pakistan, Thailand and Uganda). Brazil, Pakistan and Thailand are exporters of various global goods and are important to many companies targeted by the GROW campaign, where the goal is to highlight the major inequalities affecting poor food producers. The overall objective of SeedsGROW 2 is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers- men and women-, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. The target groups for both SD = HS and GROW are indigenous peoples and small farmers - women, men and youths. The objective of the program is that indigenous people enjoy their rights and have the capacity to access, develop and use plant genetic resources to improve their food security, including food nutritional value, despite climate change.The four pillars of the program, including four outcomes in the theory of change, are expected to be mutually reinforcing and contribute to the overall objective.Outcome 1, Strengthening of Plant Diversity, aims to make indigenous peoples and small-scale communities more resistant through access to, use and management of plant genetic resources, both in terms of food safety, nutrition, disaster management and adaptation to climate change.Outcome 2, Markets - aims to strengthen security of supply and secure access to seeds through the creation and availability of markets for high quality seeds adapted to farmers' needs.Outcome 3 is called Neglected and Underutilized Species (NUS) - the expected result is to strengthen the resilience of local communities by increasing the nutritional value of food through the promotion of NUS, thereby strengthening biodiversity, which is also beneficial to health and community resilience.Outcome 4, Policy and Institutions aims to provide stakeholders support for the possible political and institutional framework for banding seed systems and implementation of farmer’s rights.b). GROW is an impact project aimed at changing the current food production system by encouraging and supporting public and private actors to revise policies and practices. Key areas to be addressed are land rights, climate change and inequalities in the food value chain. This is expected to benefit women small-scale food producers and their communities.The two components are separate from each other, but Sida will in dialogue with Oxfam Novib, encourage search for synergies based on expected results.The vision for Grow II is the same as for SD = HS. Their Theory of Change (ToC) is problem-focused, focusing on female food producers and their local communities, which are increasingly affected by climate change, and have insecure land rights and incomes, as well as small opportunities for impact. The long-term goal of the initiative is to create a global movement for food justice with the goal of promoting private and public policies.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2019 → Dec 31, 2025
- Coverage
- Nepal
Good record·2 sources - completed
Oxfam Novib SeedsGROW 2, 2019-2024 - Oxfam Novib SeedsGROW ENV, new strategy 2022
95%data completenessOxfam Novib has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 190 millions towards the SeedsGROW 2 program for the 2019-2024 period. SeedsGROW 2 is an extension and continuation of the current SeedsGROW 1 program to which Sida contributes with a total of SEK 171 millions during the 2013-2018 period. There are some lessons learned from Phase 1, as Oxfam prepares for phase 2. These are; the importance of the Farmer Field Schools and how these can evolve, and how the campaign around the food value chain has increased understanding among consumers, businesses and governments. SeedsGROW 2 will consist of two components "Sowing Diversity = Harvest Security (SEK128 millions) and GROW (SEK 62 millions). SD = HS will be implemented in seven countries (Guatemala, Peru, Nepal, Laos, Uganda, Zimbabwe and Zambia), and in China as a learning partner. GROW will be implemented in four countries (Brazil, Pakistan, Thailand and Uganda). Brazil, Pakistan and Thailand are exporters of various global goods and are important to many companies targeted by the GROW campaign, where the goal is to highlight the major inequalities affecting poor food producers. The overall objective of SeedsGROW 2 is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers- men and women-, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. The target groups for both SD = HS and GROW are indigenous peoples and small farmers - women, men and youths. The objective of the program is that indigenous people enjoy their rights and have the capacity to access, develop and use plant genetic resources to improve their food security, including food nutritional value, despite climate change.The four pillars of the program, including four outcomes in the theory of change, are expected to be mutually reinforcing and contribute to the overall objective.Outcome 1, Strengthening of Plant Diversity, aims to make indigenous peoples and small-scale communities more resistant through access to, use and management of plant genetic resources, both in terms of food safety, nutrition, disaster management and adaptation to climate change.Outcome 2, Markets - aims to strengthen security of supply and secure access to seeds through the creation and availability of markets for high quality seeds adapted to farmers' needs.Outcome 3 is called Neglected and Underutilized Species (NUS) - the expected result is to strengthen the resilience of local communities by increasing the nutritional value of food through the promotion of NUS, thereby strengthening biodiversity, which is also beneficial to health and community resilience.Outcome 4, Policy and Institutions aims to provide stakeholders support for the possible political and institutional framework for banding seed systems and implementation of farmer’s rights.b). GROW is an impact project aimed at changing the current food production system by encouraging and supporting public and private actors to revise policies and practices. Key areas to be addressed are land rights, climate change and inequalities in the food value chain. This is expected to benefit women small-scale food producers and their communities.The two components are separate from each other, but Sida will in dialogue with Oxfam Novib, encourage search for synergies based on expected results.The vision for Grow II is the same as for SD = HS. Their Theory of Change (ToC) is problem-focused, focusing on female food producers and their local communities, which are increasingly affected by climate change, and have insecure land rights and incomes, as well as small opportunities for impact. The long-term goal of the initiative is to create a global movement for food justice with the goal of promoting private and public policies.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- USD 246K
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2019 → Dec 31, 2025
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·2 sources - completed
Oxfam Novib SeedsGROW 2, 2019-2024 - Oxfam Novib SeedsGROW 2, 2019-2024 econ New Strat 2022-2026
95%data completenessOxfam Novib has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 190 millions towards the SeedsGROW 2 program for the 2019-2024 period. SeedsGROW 2 is an extension and continuation of the current SeedsGROW 1 program to which Sida contributes with a total of SEK 171 millions during the 2013-2018 period. There are some lessons learned from Phase 1, as Oxfam prepares for phase 2. These are; the importance of the Farmer Field Schools and how these can evolve, and how the campaign around the food value chain has increased understanding among consumers, businesses and governments. SeedsGROW 2 will consist of two components "Sowing Diversity = Harvest Security (SEK128 millions) and GROW (SEK 62 millions). SD = HS will be implemented in seven countries (Guatemala, Peru, Nepal, Laos, Uganda, Zimbabwe and Zambia), and in China as a learning partner. GROW will be implemented in four countries (Brazil, Pakistan, Thailand and Uganda). Brazil, Pakistan and Thailand are exporters of various global goods and are important to many companies targeted by the GROW campaign, where the goal is to highlight the major inequalities affecting poor food producers. The overall objective of SeedsGROW 2 is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers- men and women-, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. The target groups for both SD = HS and GROW are indigenous peoples and small farmers - women, men and youths. The objective of the program is that indigenous people enjoy their rights and have the capacity to access, develop and use plant genetic resources to improve their food security, including food nutritional value, despite climate change.The four pillars of the program, including four outcomes in the theory of change, are expected to be mutually reinforcing and contribute to the overall objective.Outcome 1, Strengthening of Plant Diversity, aims to make indigenous peoples and small-scale communities more resistant through access to, use and management of plant genetic resources, both in terms of food safety, nutrition, disaster management and adaptation to climate change.Outcome 2, Markets - aims to strengthen security of supply and secure access to seeds through the creation and availability of markets for high quality seeds adapted to farmers' needs.Outcome 3 is called Neglected and Underutilized Species (NUS) - the expected result is to strengthen the resilience of local communities by increasing the nutritional value of food through the promotion of NUS, thereby strengthening biodiversity, which is also beneficial to health and community resilience.Outcome 4, Policy and Institutions aims to provide stakeholders support for the possible political and institutional framework for banding seed systems and implementation of farmer’s rights.b). GROW is an impact project aimed at changing the current food production system by encouraging and supporting public and private actors to revise policies and practices. Key areas to be addressed are land rights, climate change and inequalities in the food value chain. This is expected to benefit women small-scale food producers and their communities.The two components are separate from each other, but Sida will in dialogue with Oxfam Novib, encourage search for synergies based on expected results.The vision for Grow II is the same as for SD = HS. Their Theory of Change (ToC) is problem-focused, focusing on female food producers and their local communities, which are increasingly affected by climate change, and have insecure land rights and incomes, as well as small opportunities for impact. The long-term goal of the initiative is to create a global movement for food justice with the goal of promoting private and public policies.
- Organization
- Sida / Sweden
- Budget
- USD 342K
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2019 → Dec 31, 2025
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·2 sources - active
European Commission → Comité d'Aide Médicale (2002)
85%data completenessOCHA FTS aggregated funding flows from European Commission to Comité d'Aide Médicale for usage year 2002. 1 underlying flows.
- Organization
- Comité d'Aide Médicale
- Budget
- USD 313K
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2002 → Dec 31, 2002
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·3 sources·Funded by European Commission - active
European Commission → International Committee of the Red Cross (2002)
85%data completenessOCHA FTS aggregated funding flows from European Commission to International Committee of the Red Cross for usage year 2002. 1 underlying flows.
- Organization
- International Committee of the Red Cross
- Budget
- USD 1.3M
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2002 → Dec 31, 2002
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·3 sources·Funded by European Commission - completed
Evaluation of Danish-Nepalese Cooperation 1991-2016
70%data completenessFinal evaluation report available at: https://um.dk/en/danida-en/results/eval/eval_reports/publicationdisplaypage/?publicationID=A3AD0BFB-3DE0-4ABA-9566-49B6818C6827
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Mar 13, 2017 → May 7, 2018
- Coverage
- Nepal
Good record·6 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark - completed
Red Cross Denmark Humanitarian Partnerships Agreement 2017
90%data completenessRed Cross Denmark Partnership Agreement 2017
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- USD 43K
- Timeline
- Jan 24, 2017 → Jul 7, 2017
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·3 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark - completed
Mission East Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2017
90%data completenessMission East Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2017
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- USD 57K
- Timeline
- Jan 24, 2017 → Jul 26, 2017
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·3 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark - completed
Danish Church Aid Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2017
90%data completenessDanish Church Aid Partnership Agreement 2017
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- USD 150K
- Timeline
- Jan 12, 2017 → Jul 11, 2017
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·3 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark - completed
Institutions are strengthened for the extension and improved adequacy of the social protection system, within a sustainable financing framework
85%data completenessIt is estimated that 20.1 million Nepalis were without access to social protection, with only about 32.9 per cent of the population covered by at least one benefit in 2021. Only 17.1 per cent of children benefit from any income support schemes, and only 9.8 per cent of those in working age can access social protection. The Government of Nepal (GoN) invested approximately 210 billion Nepalese rupees in the sector in the 2020/2021 fiscal year - 4.9 per cent of GDP. Nonetheless, these investments are scattered over dozens of schemes, without effective coordination mechanisms, and coverage distribution and benefit levels heavily skewed towards old age, while investments in children remain insufficient. Moreover, most schemes make limited use of digital technology to manage their programmes, and to reach out to beneficiaries. This represents a challenge for Nepal in the achievement of the SDGs, particularly SDG Target 1.3 to “implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable”. The GoN has set ambitious targets for the extension of social protection in its 16th National Development Plan, aiming to increase coverage to 60 per cent of the population by 2028. Extending social protection coverage is critical, particularly for those with lower levels of access to schemes and/or with access to only limited or inadequate benefits. Among these, extending the social protection coverage among children would benefit the largest group of the population without protection, while supporting other human development goals, such as improved nutrition, better educational outcomes and higher life-long earning capacity. Similarly, extending social security coverage to workers in the informal economy, would offer protection to the workers that have the largest decent work gaps, support the formalization of employment in the country and boost productivity and worker wellbe
- Organization
- ILO Nepal
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2024 → Dec 31, 2025
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·2 sources·Funded by ILO Nepal - completed
CISU - Manager for the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF), 2016-2018
100%data completenessCISU - Manager for the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF), 2017
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- USD 261K
- Timeline
- Mar 31, 2017 → Aug 30, 2017
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·3 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark - completed
Food Security Service Center II
100%data completenessFood Security Service Center II (FSSC) activity will provide a broad range of integrated and knowledge-driven technical services to Feed the Future (FTF) focus and aligned missions, host countries (through capacity building), and the Bureau for Food Security.
- Organization
- USAID Nepal
- Budget
- USD 672K
- Timeline
- May 24, 2019 → May 23, 2024
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·1 source·Funded by USAID Nepal - completed
Data and Evidence for Education Program (DEEP)
100%data completenessData and Evidence for Education Program (DEEP)
- Organization
- USAID Nepal
- Budget
- USD 1.2M
- Timeline
- Aug 27, 2018 → Sep 30, 2024
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·1 source·Funded by USAID Nepal - completed
Measuring Impact 2 (MI 2)
100%data completenessBuilding upon the successes of its Measuring Impact activity, the Forestry and Biodiversity office will launch a new program in FY18 to contribute to the effectiveness of biodiversity programming around the world. This program will both directly support USAID missions programming biodiversity funds and provide a range of evidence and tools to deliver conservation results. By building the capacity of USAID staff to design and adaptively manage improved programs, the Agency will continue to demonstrate its leadership in the biodiversity conservation sector.
- Organization
- USAID Nepal
- Budget
- USD 950K
- Timeline
- Aug 27, 2018 → Sep 30, 2025
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·1 source·Funded by USAID Nepal - completed
Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Legume Systems Research
100%data completenessPurpose: The Legume Systems Research Innovation Lab will develop and evaluate technologies and options for utilizing legumes in agricultural and food systems leading to sustainably intensified smallholder farming systems and improved resilience and nutritional outcomes. Activities: The research portfolio will address integration of legumes into agricultural landscapes in such a way as to increase farm productivity, promote environmental sustainability, restore soil fertility, increase adaptation to variable and changing weather patterns, and stabilize yields for smallholders; evaluate and develop a role for legumes in local/regional market systems in such a way as to increase the diversity and profitability of agricultural income opportunities for smallholders; and conduct analysis of sociocultural and/or economic motivators or barriers to legume utilization at various stages within the market systems.
- Organization
- USAID Nepal
- Budget
- USD 19.2M
- Timeline
- Aug 23, 2018 → Feb 26, 2025
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·1 source·Funded by USAID Nepal - completed
Red Cross Denmark Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016
90%data completenessRed Cross Denmark Partnership Agreement 2016
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- USD 88K
- Timeline
- Mar 9, 2016 → Sep 29, 2016
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·3 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark - completed
Implementation of livelihoods stabilization and enterprise recovery in Nepal
80%data completenessImplementation of livelihoods stabilization and enterprise recovery in Nepal
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Jan 19, 2016 → Aug 30, 2016
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·6 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark - active
Switzerland, Government of → Swiss Development Cooperation/Swiss Humanitarian Aid (2002)
75%data completenessOCHA FTS aggregated funding flows from Switzerland, Government of to Swiss Development Cooperation/Swiss Humanitarian Aid for usage year 2002. 1 underlying flows.
- Organization
- Swiss Development Cooperation/Swiss Humanitarian Aid
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2002 → Dec 31, 2002
- Coverage
- Nepal
Good record·3 sources·Funded by Switzerland, Government of - active
Switzerland, Government of → United Nations Development Programme (2002)
85%data completenessOCHA FTS aggregated funding flows from Switzerland, Government of to United Nations Development Programme for usage year 2002. 1 underlying flows.
- Organization
- UNDP Nepal
- Budget
- USD 126K
- Timeline
- Jan 1, 2002 → Dec 31, 2002
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·3 sources·Funded by Switzerland, Government of - completed
CSR Facility 2015: IWGIA. Accountability in Practice: Promoting csr as a means to advance indigenous peoples rights and livelihoods in Nepal
80%data completenessThe project aims at strengthening the capacity of indigenous peoples¿ organisations and of indigenous communities to actively promote and influence selected business sectors operating in indigenous areas in Nepal to respect indigenous peoples¿ rights as an integral part of their CSR as well as to establish favourable conditions for dialogue with key national and international stakeholders on CSR standards and specific policies that can guide businesses in positively engaging with indigenous peoples. This will lead to an improvement of the livelihood and well-being of indigenous peoples in Nepal but also other countries where the project experiences can help strengthen indigenous peoples¿ work with human rights and business.
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- — · not reported
- Timeline
- Jul 17, 2015 → Apr 9, 2021
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·4 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark - completed
Særlig aftale mellem UM og BRS 2015
90%data completenessEconomic and welfare development through special agreement between MFA and BRS (Beredskabsstyrelsen)
- Organization
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
- Budget
- USD 463K
- Timeline
- Jan 15, 2015 → Mar 15, 2018
- Coverage
- Nepal
Complete record·2 sources·Funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark
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